The herald., 1894-03-31
PASADENA.


and Personals
PASADENA, March 30.-The Ninth
Year Literary society rendered a very
interesting programme at Wilson school
this afternoon, which was listened to
with much pleasure. Judge Magee was
present and at the close OF the exercises
was called upon for short speech.
The programme was ne follows:
Double quartette Members of the ninth
secretary's report-Mr Taylor.
Recitation, Waiung-Miss Holman
Essay, Money-MT. Gould.
Two-ninute speech, History of the Army of
the United Staies-Mr. Walbridge.
Piano solo, Remember Me-Miss Farey.
Speech. Farming-Mr Parker.
Recitation, SONG of he Camp-Miss Tower
Grafton, Affair. York.
Vocal solo. Snow Flakes Miss Hall.
Violin obligato-Mr. Simpson.
Dcclamation-Mr. stevens.
Reading of class paper, The Barbed Wire
genoe-Mr. Groesbeck
ReRding-Mr. Farey.
Piano solo, The whirlwind-Miss Magee.
Two-minnte speech, The Reporter-Mr. Pen
Recitation, Choice OF King Midas-Miss
Composition, Ancient Mythology = Miss
Charade Mr. Holmes.
Piano SOLO, The Hunters song-May Kid
der
This society is one of the most active
in the school with the following list of
officers: President, Miss Barnett; vice.
president, Mr.. Randall; secretary, Mr..
Taylor; treasurer, Miss Bessie Marsh
advisory committee. Mrs. Coleman, Miss
Ogden, Mr.. Groesbeck.
THE LOST TWINS.
Yesterday afternoon while Major
Nolan was busy waiting upon large
crowd OF ticket purchasers at the Termin-
al depot, Incorporating young couple
approached the window TO secure pass
age to Los Angeles. When the gentle
man was making change, says the Star,
he politely asked Major Nolan II a book
had been brought into his Office from
the 8 O'Clock morning train from Los
Angeles as he had forgotten one that he
had been reading and left it in his seat.
The accommodating major inquired OF
his assetant rs to the book and in
formed the gentleman that no stray
volume had been left in his Office.
Possibly, however" added the ma
jor, 1--WE may get track OF it for you.
What was it's title ?"
1.-THE Heavenly Twins" answered the
literary ticket-purchaser.
Charley" said Major Nolan, turning
to his assistant, wire the agent at Los
Angeles and ask him If The Heavenly
Twins were found in q car seat this
morning."
A broad smile overspread the features
OF the gentleman at the window es this
order was given, iG broke out upon the
face of his wife and got tangled up with
her bushes. the contagion spread to
the crowd at the window and IL wasn't
three seconds before the whole party,
both inside and outside of Major Nolan's
Office, we're laughing heartily.
But The Heavenly Twins never turned
up.
Ell MoLIEo AVENUE.
A meeting of property owners on
North Moline avenue was held at the
home of I. P. Lukens last evening for
the purpose of considering the advisa-
bllity of changing the name of the
thoroughfars from Moline to Ell Molino,
the original Spanish name by which the
avenue was known in early days. 1t
was the unanimous desire OF those pres
ent that the name be changed, and it iH
probab steps will be taken to have the
original officially substituted. 1t was
also decided to line the street north of
Colorado where the old pepper trees
have been taken out alternately with
magnolia and excelsa palms, which, if
uniformly carried out, will make one Of
the most beautiful avenues in the city.
A NEwsBoYs' PICNIC.
In the neighborhood of 80 newsboys
paid visit to Echo mountain this morn
ing, through the courteHy OF the Star.
The band was accompanied by Mrs.
Farr, who has interested herself in the
Newsboys' union which has recently
been organized in this place.
They were supplied with an abund-
ance of good things to eat and proceeded
to put in the day in right jolly fashion.
Athletic sports of various descriptions
furnished amusement on the mountain
top.
BAND CONCERT.
The following programme will be rem.
dsred at the band concert in Hotel
Green park tomorrow afternoon:
March, NeAhoha.
Overture, A Trip to Chinatown.
Mnzurka, Springfield.
Polka, Elivas 'Sieines.
SEiGsufS; SaiIs r. Y Y 9ssS; ooauet,s.
March, The be Shot.
Medley overture. The Happy Mi7strols.
March, Wang.
SalOpi fOltelgelSter.
NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Gardner OF the
Star left yesterday for San Francisco,
accompanied by their daughter, for
visit to the midwinter fair.
A social was given by the Young Peo-
ple's Society OF Christian Endeavor in
tho psrlor of the Presbyterian church
this evening.
Look up your stock OF stationery,
nooka, magazines, etc.. and II in need OF
any thing, buy it today and Monday at
GIasscock's. and get u IO-cent package
Of envelopes frss with every 25 cent pur-
chaee.
Rev. II. F. Ravlin. formerly OF Chi
cago, will deliver iamous lecture, en-
titled Social and Religious Liberties a |
lecture we'll up TO these precarious times,
s; the tabernacle, Monday evening,
April I'd, ut 7 80 o'clock. Come overy- |