The herald., 1893-11-27
PASADENA.

Funeral OF A. j. Painter - Local
Affairs.
pasadena, Nov. 26.--The funeral OF
Mr.. A. J. Painter, which was held from
the family residence in North Pasadena
this afternoon, called out one OF the
largest gatherings of friends and neigh
bors that ever assembled upon similar
occasion in this city.
The floral pieces were in excellent
taste and looked beautiful.
One piece, q pillow OF roses, was es-
pecially lovely. II being exactly like one
at the funeral OF decessed's father two
years ago.
The services, which were conducted
by Rev. Stoats OF the North Pasadena
Congregational church, were very ef-
fective. During the course OF his brief
remarks Mr.. 6toats referred very feel.
ingly to the high character OF deceased
and the esteem in which he was held by
neighbors and friends.
Several duets were sung by Mrs.
Clspp and Mr.. Kendall, of appropriate
selections which were much appreciated
by those present. Interment was made
in Mountain View cemetery, the follow
ing gentlemen acting as pall-bearers !:
Messrs. j. A. Buchanan, Theo. Coleman,
Jos. Clarke, Robt. Way, Mr.. Salabery
and Mr.. Woodworth.
NOTES.
Council tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
A couple of drunks run in Saturday
night will be up for trial tomorrow.
Unusually large crowds were in at
tendance at the various churches this
morning.
A report wilt be received from the
committee on the Midwinter fair at the
next board OF trade meeting.
The local weather prophets were 20.
ing to have it rain tonight, but up to
date it has not put in an appearance.
Events in social circles have been
few and far between as yet this season,
but with the opening OF the big hotels q
change for the better may be looked for.
The Salvation army, headed with its
band, is the most prominent sight on
our streets Sunday afternoon.
that city u last fss svenins ling Of MI. Aaron
Huddleston and Miss Emily Muliord of
this place.
Miss May Keller is here from Santa
Ana spending Sunday with friends,
Watch for our opening days, Decem.
ber 1st, I'd and 4th. You will see line
OF goods never before shown in Pasa-
dena, and they are cheap, too. Glass.
cock.
The afternoon meeting of the m. q.
A. today was conducted by Mr.. John
Habbick. A large number OF young
men were present.
The ladies of the Relief Corps are
making great preparations for their
Thanksgiving dinner, which will doubt
less be we'll patronized.
As previously announced, union
meeting will be held on Thanksgiving
day in the Congregational church. at
which Rev. Fife OF the First Presby-
terisn church will oficiate.
On Monday evening the Knights Of
the Maccabees and ladies are arranging
tor jolly good time. A musical and
literary programme has been arranged
to be given in the lodge room, followed
by refreshments.
The lectures to be given by Rev. Fl.
l.. Spaulding at Throop Polytechnic
hall promises to be very interesting.
The subjects will be: December 7th.
Christihn Rome; st. Peters Church.
December 1lth; Pagan Rome, the CITY
OF the Caesars. December Is.
Ancient Rome, amusements circus.
theater and amphitheater.
December 21st--Roman Life and Art
in Ancient Pompei.
The Throop foot ball team, which was
organized only few weeks ago, is rap
Idly coming to the front and some good
work may be looked from the boys dur
ing the coming season.
The club will be strictly kept within
the membership of the college, but with
plenty OF good material this need be no
drawback