The herald., 1893-06-30
POMONA.
The Sunday School Picnic : Athletic
Contests-Notes.

The Sunday School Picnic = Athtetic
Contests--Notes.
POMONA, June 29.-Today was notapie Que
in the life of many Sunday school pupil. ana
as natural consequence thereof one OF un-
alloyed pleasure to the psrents and teachers Oh
these hundreds OF children, IL being review ana
field day of Pomonas Sunday School union, AZ
Ganeshs park aud the san Jose hills, near the
end of the Orange Grove street car line. Extra
cars were pressed into service. which, Win tne
aid of hundreds of vehicles of various klnus,
bicycles, ETC., made transportation for the large
crowd possible accomplishment About 10
o'clock our boys OF the Ninth infantry band,
donned in their best and brightest, with W. A
stseet the public with one or two ex
oelient pieces, thereby enthusing the little ones
to an almost unendurable impattence 10 De on
for the grounds. Hundreds OF well laden bas-
kets were also seen being brought from every
direction, to be conveyed to ths grounds SO as
mot to mar the very important and necessary
portion of the programme carried out between
the hours OF ID M. and 80 pm. From about
10 am to 12 o'clock the various modes OF
transportation were pushed to their utmost 70
carry their living freight to the one central
point, aud by noon the streets were nominaliy
deserted, except by those 10 whom terrible fate
In life is "to the rack. fodder or no fodder
1t seemed that one and all had determined
that by no dereliction on his or her part should
the pleasure OF the day bs in any way marred,
especially In so far as the little ones wrre con.
cerned, and with the thought uppermost that
she tho does the best he can, does we'll acts
nobly; angels could do no more, right well
The following is the programme now being
and to be carried out, aud should the results be
obtainable In time for our report, which the
they will be chronicled for the benefit OF the
Pomona readers OF the HERALD:
1870 p. m.-Band concert at review grounds
Zach school will assemble by itself on the
grounds preparatory for revIew)
Up. m.-Review, in charge OF Prof. G. Est
2:3o p. m.-sports; G. B. Messenger, master
1-superintendents' running race. Open to
superintendents and assistants only.
2-Running race for boys between the ages
Of IL and 16. hree from each school.
3-Gentlemen teachers running race.
4-Orange race for girls over IL years. TWO
from each school.
5-Onelegged race. Free for all
6-Running race for chiidren under IL years.
7-Official jump. 0ren to all church officials
e-Ladies' throwing contest Two trials al
lowed.
schools; 2-victors and Christian schools; g.
Congregational and Presbyterian schools a.
victors in No. and 3.
Music by the band during the review and
The 1f i0,,aSsRg S5e ma Ne l. 0hsfTss
RSss bsp Sq es sss na
Grace Mccain Extra, Geo. Hasler; NO. z, Rev.
Bowling; No. 8, Mrs. Howard.
Misses Irene Dudley. Mamie Mock and Louise
voesta OF this city are among tue graduates
from the Normal school In Los Angeles this aft
ernoon Mr.. Voesta and daughter. Mrs. Fred
Westphal rnd Miss Eva Mock were passengers
TO Los Angeles, SO as to be present on the oc
casion.
The subject OF Mrs. Bowers at the Universal
list church next Sunday morning Isl Eve and
the Apple.
Among those Who attended the progressive
whist part at Miss Guilds last evening we're
mr. ana tsrs Stoddard Jess Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A.
Padgham Mrs. 8. N. Androus Misses Means,
Rowe. Thomas, Padsham, Miner and Guild:
Msssrs Hall, Thompson, spence Cowan, Smith,
Broughton, Howland and Bailey.
The first prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs
Padgham, the BOBBY prizes to Mr. Thompson
and Mrs. Stoddard Jess.
Dainty refreshments were daintily served,
and an evening OF innocent merriment aud en-
y livening pleasure was enjoyed both by the
guesssrs and hostess, II is just such occasions
that lengthen life and increase its worth.
Edward Tinseral, a Ffenchman, Was tried be-
fore Recorder Young yesterday afternoon,
charged with assault and battery, before Jury
of seven; p. G. Tonner defending. The Jury
stood four for acquittal and thee for convic
ton. The case was reset for July 11th, but the
chances are 1t will be dismissed. Same that
were tried for keeing disorderly house few
days since
Miss Ida quinn Of spadra one OF our teach
ers, has gone, via Santa Fe route, to the worlds
fair.
Don't forget the box social by the Thimble so.
ciety of the Unitarian church at heir rooms
corner OF Third and Main streets, toworrow
night