The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-16
PASADENA.

T0day-Gonerat News.
PASADENA, June 15.--The third semi
annual convention of the Southern Cali
fornia Association of the Lyceum League
of America will meet with Young Mems
Christian Association Lyceum No. $50,
ON Saturday, June 10th. 1t will bring
to our city some OF the brightest young
men in Southern California. The day
sessions will be held in Strong's hall
and the evening session in the Christian
church, to which the public 10 cordially
invited. Saturday morning will be taken
mn with businese. Saturday afternoon
programme will be as follows, commence
ing at 80:
Music--Y. M. O. A. Lyceum No. $50. Pasa
orstion-Emmet H. Wilson. Los Angeles.
Music-Y. N. G. A. Lyceum No. 800, Pasa
Debate, Resolved, That Strikes Have Bene
flied the Working Class-Aftir native: Pomona
Elisha Carrier; National CITY; santa Ana Hsb II r
Los Angeles, Fred Augstrum; Downey, Il.
Renfro.
Essay--walter D. Nure, Downey.
Music-Y. NJ. G. A. Lyceum No. $50, Pasa
uena.
The evening session will commence al
8 O'Clock with call to order.
Trio, Keller's American hymn-Misses Hall,
Mr. Simpson.
Declamation-1. II. Turner.
Quartette, Evening Gun-Misses Hall, Messrs
Paimateer and simpson.
Address-Judge Waldo M. York.
Quartette, Hail, Smiling Morn-Misses Hall
Messrs Palmateer and simpson.
ON COOPERATION.
Rev. r. M. Webster gave an interest
ing address on Cooperation in the yes.
try of the Universalist church last
evening, says the Star.
After solo by Miss Helen Brown and
O duet by the Misses Brown, Mr.. Web
ster began his address by referring to
the original cooperative movement dur.
ing the time OF Christ. Not understand
ing the laws Of distribution or making
any provision for the future, the plan
did not meet with success.
He referred to the Corea colony, who,
after spending about 500, 600, could not
get title for their land. Mr.. Webster
stated that II % people with free lands
should want to form a colony, they
should have at least $500 each In order
to make this socialstic movement O
success. Several examples were given
showing the SUCCESS and growth OF this
plan in many places, and the lecture
WAS fcfy iutoIosbiuB anu dtttN0-
Mr.. Webster will conclude his course
OF lectures ON Free Economics Thursday
evening next.
EPISCOPAL SOCIAL.
The social given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Arnold. on Walnut
street, last evening by the ladies of All
Saints (Episcopa) church, was one oil
the most pleasant affairs Of the kind
held this season. About 125 guests were
present. A platform had been placed
on the lawn, where the young PEG.
pie danced in the moonlight, while the
old people enjoyed themselves within
doors. Refreshments were served by
the ladies during the course of the even.
ing. Those having the social in charge
are entitled to much credit for its sue.
cess, while Mr.. and Mr.. Arnold have the
thanks of all for their kind hospitality
THE ADELPHIAN ENTERTAISs.
The Adelphian society OF the Throop
institute held it's last meeting prior to
the GUNNER vacation last evening, about
$50 members and friends OF the society
being present. The programme, con.
sisting OF literary exercises, was well
rendered and received very warmly.
President Reyes was present and briefly
reviewed the past years work and spoke
of the future possibilities of the society.
Refreshments and pleasant social time
j followed.
NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Dagg EFT of Colum.
bia Hill will give reception to their
many friends on Wednesday evening,
the Goth.
Mrs. J. S. Glasscock leaves for Gaia.
lima the fret OF the week, to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Il. B. Crowley, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ray Hutch.
ms, returned to her home in Vernon
yesterday.
A children's day concert will be given
by the Baptist Sunday school at South
Pasadena, Sunday evening next. An
interesting programme has been ar.
ranged.
The dish social to be given by the W.
r. c., Saturday evening, in the g. A. R.
hall, promises to prove q jolly affair.
The price of admission ia dish.
The date for the entertainment for
the benefit of the Athletic club has been
set for the Goth.
A man giving the name of Higgins.
and claiming to be q member of the In
dustrial army, was sent up for five days
by Justice Lawrence this morning.
An enjoyable social was given by the
young people OF the Christian church,
this evening. A large crowd was
present.
A meeting OF the school directors has
been called for Tuesday next to decide
what plans to accept for the new school
house to be located on North Lake
avenue.
The amusing farce comedy The Idea,
was presented at the opera house this
evening by the Hallen-Hart company.
to good audience.
The case of deacon in the colored NJ
E. church vs.. VIM. strather of the Re-
publican club, in which the latter was
charged with making away with II
chairs belonging to the church, was
dismissed by Recorder Rossiter this
morning.
Mr.. Moffitt of the firm Of Blake, Moi.