The herald., 1894-07-15
PASADENA.

PASADENA.
The EolIan Club Concert at tho Grssn.
Notes.
PASADENA. July 14.-The beautiful
music hall OF Hotel Green was we'll
filed last evening by critical musical
audience to listen to the opening con-
cert of the Nolian club, OF which Prof.
Stewart Taylor is director.
The entertainment was surprise and
Q delight throughout to all present, the
programme being arranged with much
taste and the various selections rom
dered with great skill, for all amateur
performance. The Eolian club is new
organization, composed entirely OF &C.
lected female voices, and If the future
concerts are up to the high standard OF
last night's entertainment, large attend
ances may be assured at their concerts.
The Oecilian quartette assisted in the
entertainment, ss will be noted from the
programme, rendering a selection from
uuartette is composed of Mrs. W. B.
Clapp, Mrs. B. O. Kendall, Mrs. James
McLachlan and Miss Elizabeth Jones.
The chorous work OF the Eolian club
showed much careful training and re-
hected great credit upon both the di-
rector and members.
The vocal solo by Prof. Taylor was a
rare treat and appreciated to the echo.
The sweet soprano voice of Mrs. Clapp
was never heard to better advantage
than last evening. An encore was de-
manded at the close of her song.
Miss Jones also sang in excellen t
voice.
The playing OF Prof. Wilde was q de-
Tight to all music lovers end an addition.
al number was called for.
The complete programme was az fol-
lows:
Lullaby, from Erminie-Cecllian quartette.
Solo. In Ny Dreams-MIs. W. B. Clapp.
Lovely Night-4Eoian cub.
The Lost Chord, Sullivan-Eolian club.
Solo, Winds in the Trees-Miss Elizabeth
as Heart Throbs; (b.) Fidelian - Eolian
Grand Polonaise, in A aat-Mr. r. W wilde.
Spinning chorus, Flying Dutchman, Eolian
club solo-By Miss Jones'
Solo, A Son of the Desert Am 10. Stewart
Taylor.
Tho Eolian club is posed OF the
following ladies:
Fret sopranos-Mfs. w. B. Clapp,
Miss Alice Martin, Miss Elizabeth Jones,
Miss Matte Lyman.
Second sopranos-Mrs. H. E. Ellen
burger, Miss Helen Forbes. Miss June
Jones, Miss Alice Bell Dane.
First alto-Mrs. Clara B. Green, Miss
Mabel M. Eliot, Miss Lucina E. Cook,
Miss Nina l.. Jones.
Second alto-Mre. James McLachlan,
Mrs. B. o. Kendall, Mrs. II. NJ. Gabriel,
Mrs. J. q. Mcguire.
Sunday services at the NJ. E. church !:
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m In the church.
Preaching service, II a. m. Preaching by the
pastor in the tabernacle.
Class meeting at close of morning services in
the tabernacle.
Class -Four meets in the auditorium OF the
church alter the morning ssrvicr, every sunday
excepting the first Sunday OF the month
junior Kpworth lesgue. 3 p. m.. in the
church.
Chinese Sunday school, 4p. m.
Epworth League, 6:l0 p. m. Devotional
meeting Subject: Tbs Lost Sheep the Seek.
ing shepherd. Luke, 1897.
Preaching service, 1870 p. M Preaching BY
Mondays TO q. m, business mems prayer
meeting 2:30 p. m, Ladies' 4 i'd society m sets
In the church .o strange%rs % invited;
TO meet the mothers of the children of the pri.
mary department of the sunday school, and all
interested in kindsrgarten work. in the church
parlor. z 80 p. n. teacher meeting.
Wednesday,: 80 D. m, general prayer meet.
ing. "rhe Great Meeting Of the Church."
meeting. sIbGja sG e "Ameriuan Women Novel.
lists" Miss Margaret Jones, leader
saturdsy-6:30 p m, Boys brigade drill.
choir meeting singers belonging to the church
and congregation are invited.
The ladies' union prayer m setting and Bible
reading at 80 p, M, Tuesday, in the church.
Tuesday evening there. Will be concert by
the Tennessee jubilee singers and Dimond's .
orchestra In the tabernacle, for the benefit OF
church.
E. f. Brown will lead the meeting of
the Young Mems Christian association
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock in Strong's 9
hall. Subject, Paul, this Apostle.
Young men invited.
The Christian Alliance will hold ser.
vice at the Chicago lawn. opposite the
railroad station on North Los Roblee
avenue. at 3 p. m.
Univsraalist-Revs Saunders and Con-
ger will conduct Univerealist services in
Alhambra tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
North misunderstanding at
IL .. m. by Rev. H. 7. Staats. Subject,
The Unfailing Comfort in Troublous
Times.
First Congregational-Rev. F. F.
Pesrce, of Santa Barbara, will preach in
the morning. Twilight service at 6 80
p. m.
German Lutheran. corner Walnut and
Vernon, Rev. Mr.. Saager, pastor. Ser
vicss at II n. m. and z 80 p. m.
baptist-Sabbath school at 8 AS q. m.
Preaching by Rev. P. w. Dorsey, Of LoH
Angeles, ct II q. M. and 1880 p. m.
Presbyterian-Rev. L. P. Crawford
Will occupy the pulpit tomorrow morn.
ing and evening.
During the summer months there iu
no preaching in the Universalist church.
put Sunday school is held regularly
every Sunday morning. A young peo.
ple'a meeting is also held Sunday even.
ing In the church vestry, which is con.
Quoted entirely by the young people.
Much interest is taken in this meeting.
FAMOUS CASE.
The announcement of the setting of
the Dennis-Bluit case for trial on Oc!o-
Der 5 next recalls to notice case which
has attracted much attention In this
city. The case is one involving some 10
acres OF land in the northwest portion OF
.I5 81 q. 10 8 u. &. .,.t.I