The herald., 1894-10-21
LATE HAPPENINGS AT PASADENA
Populists Close Their Meetings
in the Big Tent.
The Churches and Sermons Sun
day.
4 UniversnItss sooial-Mssting of the
Shakespeare Club-Marriages-so-
ciety Matters and Personal
Notes.

PASADENA, Oct. 20.-Ths harvest
thanksgiving service will be held in the
Church OF the Angels, Garvanza. on
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. There
will be full choral evensong.
Rev. DR.. Dinsmore, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, San Jose,
now in attendance upon the sessions of
the synod OF California in Los Angeles,
will preach tomorrow at p. m. in the
Calvary Presbyterian church on Colum-
bia street.
Services will be held tomorrow morn.
ing and evening at the Presbyterian
church. Morning sermon by Rev. S. 8.
Palmer OF Oakland. Rev. II. A. Ketch-
um, D. D.. of Berkeley, will preach in
the evening.
Rev. Frederick B. Pullan OF San Fran
cisco will preach at the FirHt Congrega-
tionel. Morning topic, The Sword OF
the Savior Lord; evening theme. The
! Wonderful Restorer.
Rev. Florence E. Kollock, the pastor,
will speak ut the Universalist church
upon Some Lessons from the Life of
Professor Swing.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion will hold their gospel service this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Mr.. ]. D. Hab-
bick will conduct the devotional exer.
cises. after which the general secretary
will give talk on association work.
Rev. R. M. Webster will preach in G.
A. r. hall, East Colorado street, Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. Subject. Has
Thy Brother Aught Against Thee?
THE PoPULIsT MEETINGS.
The Populists held their closing meet
ing this evening in the big tent. at the
corner of Colorado street and De Lacy.
There were in all about 200 people pres
ent. including q number OF ladies, and
considerable enthusiasm was exhibited.
The speakers OF the evening were: w.
J.. Moore, candidate for senator from the
Thirtieth district; Rev. r. NJ Webster,
and j. r. Rush. candidate for county
administrator, all of whom devoted their
speeches mainly to local issues. The
policy of both the old parties in national
affairs was denounced, and an arraign-
ment made OF their extravagance in local
affaire. The Harmonic quartette fur
nished several selections during the
evening in an excellent manner, accom-
panied by an organ, which is carried
with the tent as part OF the campaign
suuipsgs.
Tomorrow the tent will take q rest,
and on Monday move will be made to
South Pasadena.
THE UNIvERsALIsT SOCIAL.
The social and entertainment given
by the young people of the Univsrsalist
church last evening was we'll attended
considering the many other attractions.
The programme, which was exceptions
ally we'll rendered, contested OF violin
solo by Arthur Dodsworth; vocal duet,
Miss Stoutenburg and Mr.. King; reci-
tatioris. Miss Flora Banbury and Miss
Furman. Mrs. Beors and Miss Lila
Dodsworth furnished the accompani-
ments. Refreshments were served at
the close of the entertainment. 1t ia
the intention of the society to give a ee-
xies of socials and entertainments dur
ing the winter season.
THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
The Shakespeare club, composed en-
tirely Of ladies, held an interesting
meeting yesterday afternoon. Papers
were read by Mrs. Diehl upon The Rhine
Castles and upon The Conquest of Ger
many by Napoleon by Miss Lentz, Mrs.
Coleman and Mrs. Nash. The subject
Of discussion was Queen Louise of Prus-
sia. The musical part of the programme
consisted of piano solo by Miss Pearl
Smith and vocal duet by Mr.. and Miss
Carter.
NOTES.
The races at Los Angeles today at
tracted about one-half Of Pasadena. Two
large tally-hos went down-one from
Wiley & Greely's and one from Nor
gan's.
Professor Kramer held the second seq
sion Of his dancing school last evening,
in Morgan's hall. The professor is very
popular among our young paople.
4 meeting of the Delphi Chautauqua
circle will be held Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Turner, corner Fair
Oaks and Chestnut streets.
Intelligence was received here today
of the serious illness OF MIR. August
Mayer at Shreveport. La, from an attack
Of yellow fever.
Mr.. J. W. Wood has associated him.
Belf with Mr.. Charles Week in the drug
business, in this city.
The marriage OF MIR. Arthur s. Hol-
Gngsworth of Los Angeles, and Mrs. vi.
Crothers Of this city took place on
Wednesday eve at the hoIae of Mr.. l..
Hollingsworth. Professor G. Z. Tub
bets officiated.
On Monday evening a parish meeting
of the UniverHalist church will be held
In the vestry of the church. 1t ia un-
derstood that the recent internal trouble
in the church will be revived and an at.
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