The herald., 1893-07-22
POMONA.
Social Events-Everstt Held to Answer
Charge of Adultery.


Social Events-Evorett Held to Answer
Charge of Adultery.
POMONA, July 21.-The fan social
given by the Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor society of the Presbyterian
church at their building last night, was
enjoyed by many. Besides the serving
of refreshments, the following musical
programme was feature of the even
ing's entertainment, OF which the vocal
solos by Mrs. Morgan and Miss Parker
and the violin solo by Miss Stiles were
especially good and we'll received:
Duet-Mise Tina Rose and Miss Edith Parker.
Violin solo-Miss Stiles.
Plano s0lO-Mtsg Jessie Coates.
Vocal solo, Aiterwards-Mrs. Morgan.
Piano solo-Master Logan.
Vocal solo-Miss Edith Parker.
Duet-Miss Rose and Miss Parker.
The children's auxiliary Of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, who work under the
bright name Of Sunbeams, gave an en-
tertainment last night, which for it's
kind was one of the best ever given in
Pomona. The programme consisted of
an exhibition of few OF the most beau
tiful and wonderful of Mrs. Jsrley's wax
figures, Miss Ada Savage personating
that renowned woman, who could never
in her palmiest days have taken more
pride in her "show" than did Miss Ada
in hers.
There was no failure on the part OF
any one, and if it were possible to single
out one best representative it would fall
to the lot of Lncy Hamilton, who per-
sonated Aunt Betsy Trotwood in the
memorable scene of driving the donkeys
off her grass plot.
After this display there was short
musical programme we'll rendered, con-
sisting of songs by Misses Savage, Lii
liam Adams and Jennie Lamb. Then
refreshments of cake and lemonade
| were served by the "Sunbeams," who
did themselves proud. Mention must
be made of the faithful attendants,
Meesrs. Clapp and Trotter, whose duties
were rather arduous while moving the
colossal figures of Alexander the Great,
Lord Byron and Napoleon BonapRrte, as
these were represented by men Of about
100 pounds weight.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Owens, formerly of Pomona, but now
of Los Angeles, will be pleased to hear
that bouncing baby boy has made it's
appearance in their home.
Sunday morning, in St. Pauls Epis-
copal church. the subject by the rector,
F. w. Adams, will be: The Law of
Christian Forgiveness. In the evening
he will preach upon the subject: The
Love That Ful6llls the Law of Christ.
Mr.. James Beckett and family are off
for San Antonio cafion to pass several
days of rest and recreation in that de-
lightfully quiet spot.
Justice E. Barnes court is occupied
this afternoon in hearing the prelimin-
ary examination of George HI. Everett
of Murietta, who ia charged with adul-
terry by Mr.. George A. Wagataff of the
same place, P. O. Tonner appearing for
the defendant and Deputy District At
torney Utley of Los Angeles for the peo-
pie. The court room is packed. The
witnesses so far have been the COM
planning witness, Wagstaf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nance, proprietors Of Keller's
hotel, Pomona, and City Marshal John
w. Lorbeer, who went to Murietta and
served the papers upon the defendant.
1t is alleged that Everett, a married
man, in some way infatuated the wife of
Mr.. Wagstaf that che ran away with
him, and about the latter part of June
came to Pomona, registered as man and
wife at Keller's hotel, run by Mr.. and
Mrs. Nance, then going somewhere
else. He finally deserted the woman
and then came back to Murietta, where
upon Mr.. Wagstaf came to this city, put
the case before our officers, with the
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