The herald., 1893-11-26
PASADENA.
The All saints' Church Entertainment.
News Notes.

evening, was we'll attended, the house
being full downstairs and the gallery
we'll occupied.
The entertainment. however, was, on
the whole, disappointment, although
several tableaux were well worthy OF
praise. The performance dragged some-
what. the waits being long, as is often
the case in amateur productions. The
various repreeentations OF the famous
pictures exhibited at the worlds fair
were received very kindly by the audi
ence, which was generous with ap-
plause.
The music was furnished by Brock
ways orchestra in its usual excellent
manner.
The following were those engaged in
the production of the paintings:
Once Upon q Time, w. 8. Wright,
Misses Lucille Webster. Constance Nc
Clintock, Maud Daggett and Master
Wotkyns.
Coicars with Flowers, by Miss Laura
Wiley.
Daughter Of the Raiahs, Miss Callie
Dodsworth.
The Absent One on All Saints Day,
Mrs. McClintock and Mr.. aud Mrs. Robt.
Vsndervort.
A Lady in Black, excellently repre-
eented by Miss Greenlesf.
A Summer Shower, Misses DINGHY,
Greble and paggett.
Romeo and Juliet. Mr.. Wetherby and
Miss Hall.
At the Temple Gate. by Miss Vira
Barker, was one of the prettiest pieces of
the evening and was warmly received.
The Orphan Girls, by Misses Gardner,
Randall, Dalrymple, Coleman, Rowland,
Dickey and Monroe.
Marguerite was represented by Miss
Genevieve Church and Sketches From
Life was well given by Mrs. Vandevort.
A Colored Bronze, by Miss Grebel,
was by far the best representation of
the evening. The makeup was splendid
and the costume faithful to details in
every particular.
The closing scene represented street
in Cairo in which many. prominent citi-
zens. together with q band furnished
much amusement for the audience.
Mr.. w. 9. Stuart made g decided hit
in mis- act az a Hindoo juggler, which
closed the entertainment.
Later promenade concert WAS given
in the opera house hall whore tea and
light refreshments were served and a
little dancing enjoyed by the young peo-
pie.
THE CHURCHRs.
Rev. Florence E. Kollock will preach
in the Universalist church Sunday
morning. Subject of discourse, The
Spirits Thanksgiving. In the evening
President G. H. Keyes will deliver an
address on the subject of What Is Left
of Thanksgiving After the Questioning
of Modern Times? Alliare welcome.
At the Tabernacle, Rev. Clarke Crsw-
ford will take for his morning subject,
Christ's Treatment of Grief. In the
evening, The Possibility Of Wonderful
Discovery will be the theme.
Rev. 7. D. Garvin will preach a. usual
at the Christian church. Morning
theme: The Evil OF Saying and Doing
Nothing. Evening theme: Babel and
Pentecost Contrasted. The key to Bible
reading will be given. The fourth lec-
ture of the course. Topic of study:
Man and the Bible.
At the gospel union on North Fair
Oaks avenue. Rev. W. B. Barr OF the
First United church of Los Angeles
will preach At II a. M. All are cordially
invited.
FUNEHAL OF Mhs fAlNIEhs
The funeral services over the remains
of Mr.. A. J. Painter, whose death took
place SO unexpectedly yesterday, will be
held tomorrow Sunday afternoon, from
the family residence, on North Fair
Oaks, aboye Washington street.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
Staats, pastor Of the North Pasadena
Congregational church, and the inter-
ment made in the Mountain View ceme.
terry.
Still no news from Mr.. Winston mp to
late hour tonight.
Prof. and Mrs. Butler arrived today
from Barstow, and will spend the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Lincoln.
The Harvest Home entertainment
given at the Christian church last even
ing was we'll attended.
A very pleasant social was given by
the Epworth League in the N. E.church
parlors last evening.
The Delphi Chautauqus circle will
meet on Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the First Congregational church,
Rev. Fife officiating.
The candy making in Hutchins' win
dow attracted much attention this after
noon.
A game of football was played at Ath-
letic park this afternoon between the
Throop and high school teams.
Judge Nelson of North Pasadena is
confined to his home with an attack of
the grip.
The Young Mems Christian assoca-
tion gospel and song service, Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in Strone's hall,
will be led by Mr.. John Hubbick.
Yound men are-welcome.
The evening of November Both John
F. Godfrey w. r. @. will give fine
Thanksgiving entertainment at G. A. R.
hall. 1t will consist of singing by Mre.
W. B. Clapp, assisted by excellent in
strumental music given by the best tai
emf in the city. The admission will be
25 cents.
w. s. Hough was up before Justice
Merriam this morning charged with
making away with quantity of barber
tools belonging to Mr.. Ramsey. In
spite of his emphatic denial of the crime
he was found guilty and sent up for 80
days.
Rev. H g. Spaulding will deliver a
course OF illustrated lectures on Chris
tian and Pagan Rome at the Throop
Polytechnic institute. for the benefit of
the students, ON the evenings of Decem-
ber 9TH, 11th, 18th and 2let.