The herald., 1893-06-01
POMONA.
Southern California Unitarian Confer.

Southern California Unitarian Confer
ence in Session.
POMONA, May 3I.-The Southern California
Unitarian conference is row in session here,
McOomas' hall being the place for the meet
ings
will serve banquet to the delegates and VISITING
members at the corner OF Main and Third
JOuru TO McUomas hall, where there VIII be a
platform meeting. The following is the pro
gfsmme for tomorrow, June list:
Ats am, devotional services.
At 10 the conference viii be called to order
and proceed with its regular business.
At II, recess.
At2 ppm, resume business.
At A. adjourn and visit the new church.
At 7:30. platform meeting
The Rev. Mrs. Pierce OF Pomona Will speak
on Womsn's Work in the Church.
The Rev. A. J. wells of san Bernardfno and
Rediands ON The Necessity for Absolute Con-
scientiousness In Accepting and Holding Oar
Creeds if We Assume that They Are Necessary
Expressions OF Divine Truth.
The Rev, J. 4 Thompson of Los Angeles, on
The Function OF the Church
The Rev r. NJ Webster of Long Beach, on
intellectual Liberty tha Condition of Genuine
Reigiousness.
The concert given by Pomona College Glee
Club in Holmes hall, Ulafemont, last evening"
was attended by quite crowd from Pomona
and By all Claremont. 1t prove quite pleas
ant end interesting affair, the interrupted ser
enade taking the cake, according to the verdict
OF many present. The following is the pro
grsmme rendered:
Buele song, Hatton-Glee club.
Maid OF Athens, anon-Glee club.
Ladies quartette, My Little Girl, Bissell-
Miesss Mills, w .bster. Brannsn aud Ward
Les Deux Freres, Le Souris-Mr. Birsell and
Glee club.
Remember Now Thy Greater, Rhodes Giee
club
Catastrophe. sprsgue-Glee club.
Johnny Hsrvard-Glee club.
Carmina Collegensia--Selected.
Peter Gray, anon--Mr. Bissell and GIee club
Violin solo-Nocturnes and Op. 8, Ernst
Mr.. Arthur Smith,
Interrupted serenade, stair-Mr. Smith and
Glee club
Rhine wine song, Mendelssohn--Glee club.
GLEE CLUB.
First tenor-A. D. Bissell, d. G. Aplin, B. Nj.
Second tenor-E. F. Hahn, A. NJ. Dole.
First bass-A. Smith, r. 8. Day.
Second bsss-J. I. Allen. H. R. Lamb.
Arthur NJ. Dole Business manager.
Yesterday while Miss Mamie Fleming
daughter OF Peter Fleming of Claremons was
driving, Just above the. Pomona college. the
horse became frightened in some way and ran
awsy. She was thrown from the buggy ard SO
stunned that she remained unconscious for two
hours She was taken to tho college building,
Where u UampbeIl WAS s1m m01ed to attend
her. Hhe is resting very well today,
Miss Cora Fillmore, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
". O.; Fillmore, formerly OF Pomona, but now Of
Esst Los Angeles. came up yesterday to spend
day or so with friends.
Rev. 7. B: Taylor Of Oregon, who has been
sOJou mug IN fOmOna Tor several months. Will
soon remove with his family to his old home
there.
Mr.. Eberly of Marion Center, Kan who has
been looking around Southern California for
some time, has decided to locate in Pomona.
His family will soon arrive.
r. 8: Bassett has just clo'ed sale Of the Jo-
seph Johnston store building on second street,
adjoining the White clock, to ~. 8. Bailey for
$500.
The musical entertainment to have been given
by the choir and others of the Episcopal church
at tbs guild rooms tomorrow evening, has been
postponed.
George e. Ross, one of the deputy county as
SCISSORS, who was up home yesterday, returned
to Los Angeles today.
Mr.. Walter 8. Johnson, brother of C. G. John
son, who has been in San Antonio canon for
three weeks. hoping to recuperate his health, is
not improving as fast as his many Pomona
friends would DESIRE
a Mr.. Russell and his wife have. just arrived
In Homena from southern Illinois. They are
we'll pleased with the fair little city.
The Flower Mission Girls, one Of Pomona's
best Institutions, met this afternoon, it b ing
their regular time. 1t has done many mission
OF charity within our limits.