The herald., 1894-11-22
LATE NEWS FROM PASADENA
The Features of the Two
Weeks Weather.
The Christian Church Gives a Re.
ception to Rev. Ward.
Good Templars' Entertainment-Meet
ing Of she Tuesday Evsning Club.
News Notes and Per-
sonals.

s0uai6s
PASADENA, Nov. 2l.-Harold S. Chan
ming. voluntary observer. furnishes tn,
following summary of Pasadena weather
during the past two weeks: Aversg,
temperature, 63.6 degrees; daily excss'
above normal, 81 degrees; highes
temperature, 18th, 86.6 degrees; lowes
Temperature, 18th. 42.9 degrees; average
daily range, 25.S degrees; total rainfall
%, deficiency of go of an inch; average
cloudiness ION scale OF 10Y. 10.
The mean temperature for the corre-
spending time last year, 5S.2 degrees, or
ga degrees cooler. The continued dry
spell has been caused by a persisten
area Of very high pressure central in the
central plateau. Not drop Of rain has
fallen 30 far this month south OF Port
land, q most extraordinary condition oil
affairs. Last nights telegraphic dis
petoh, however, at last shows q break
ing of the existing conditions, and a
storm beginning which may reach here
in q few days.
RECEPTION TO REV. WARD.
The Christian church was crowded
with members and friends last evening,
on the occasion OF the reception ten.
dered to the new pastor, Rev. III. E.
Ward, who has recently taken charge of
the church.
A number OF pastors from other city
churches were present, and pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all.
Rev. Wood, who has assisted the
church since the departure OF Rev.
Garvin, the former pastor, for the Sand
wich islands, made q short but effective
address of welcome. which was re-.
sponded to by Mr.. Ward in very happy
manner.
A short musical and literary pro-
gramme was given by the young people
of the church. consisting OF a trio by
the Misses Hall, vocal solo by Mr..
Wilson, recitation by Mias Ballard, re-.
citation by Misc Pearl, selection by a
quartette composed of Messrs. Bill
heimer, Frank, Wilson and f. Billhei.
mer.
GOOD TEMPLAR ENTE ERTAINMENT.
The Good Templars will hold meet
ing in the M. E. tabernacle tomorrow
(Thursdey) evening. The affair is open
10 the public; no admission will be
charged and all are invited to attend.
The following programme will be rem.
deIed:
Song-Audieuce.
Prayer-Rev. CLARK Crawford
Address Of welcome-W. :. Dorman.
Flute solo-B. 0. Lacey.
Vocal solO--Dr. Grotou.
Address-Thomas ID. Kanouse.
Rectation-Addie Reynolds.
Vocal solu-L. H. Drockway
Address, Rev. Florence kollOck.
Vocal SOLO Prof. James g. Clark.
Trombone solo-Ira Moyce.
Recitation-William Fempleton.
V0cal-Amy Dorman ana Verda Clay.
TUESDAY EVENING CLUB.
The meeting OF the Tuesday Evening
club ct the Universalist church lset
evening, was we'll attended, and proved
very interesting. A large number OF
new members were taken in. bringing
the total membership up to over 80.
The following programme was rem
dered:
Instrumental selection-Messrs Greene, Par
ker and Miss Longley.
Reading-Mr. George H. Coffin.
Instrumental seection-Messrs. Greene, Par
Vocal duet-Mrs. Greene and Mis- Chanev.
Impressions of Southern California - Miss
6teritt
Vocal duet-Mrs. Greene and Miss CLANCY.
The next meeting will be held at the
residence of Mrs. E. 9. Webster, on
South Marengo avenue.
NOTES.
Mr.. G. Marry OF San Francisco is q
guest at Hotel Green.
D. H. Priest is among the recent
arrivals from San Francisco.
The marriage OF Miss Inetta May Irieh
and Mr.. w. A. Fuller was celebrated
laet evening at the residence of the
groom's mother, 265 North Fair Oaks
avenue. by Rev. II. Elliott Ward, pastor
of the Christian church.
Miss Ethel Graham will entertain the
members Of the Brownie club at hel
home. on North Los Robles avenue
Thursday evening next.
On Friday evening next the Pick ick
club will celebrate the opening OF their
new club rooms in the Bartlett block, on
North Fair Oaks. The new quarters are
handsomely fitted up, being arranged
especially for the club.
The third Fortnightly club lecture
will be given tomorrow (Thuraday)
evening, in the UnivereRlist church, by
Mrs. Harriet Kelsey Fay. on Why q
Woman's Club?
n ehihO VI tOObOhii has U6Su aTTRuECU
for between the Occidental team of Los
Angeles and picked club from this
city, consisting OF Throop and night
school boys. to take place on Thanks
giving day. 1t has not yet been decided
on what grounds the game will be
played.
The death OF Mr.. E. H. Hyde occurred
at his home, or North Euclid avenue,
last evening. Deceased was in his 73d
year, and for many years had sui
fered from consumption. He was wei!
known in this city, having been in busi-
ness here for some time. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 80,
The remains will be cremated.
The death OF Geo. r. Pierce occurred
last evening az his home on Euclid
avenue. Deceased came here last winter
on account OF his health, bringing his
family. He leaves wife and four
children. Notice of funeral services will
be given later.
Young Mems Christian Association
lyCeum No. $50, L. l.. A., will hold itc
regular meeting Thursday evening at
1880 O'Clock in the Knights of Pythias
hall in the Fish block. Note the change
in the place OF meeting. The senate
will urnhahlv c0nsidar tho hill rootr;ot.