The herald., 1894-04-29
PASADENA.

Tho Temple of FAme-sunday Servioes'
Muaic ut the Green.
PASADENA, April 28.-Owing to the
late hour, complete report could not
be given yesterday OF the production OF
The Temple OF Fame at the opera house
last evening. The various characters
we're well taken in most cases, and some
exceptionally good work was done.
The ecene was laid in the mythical
temple of fame, the rising curtain dis
closing the Queen of Fame tMT5. Hard
ing) seated upon her throne, attended
by her herald, Luther q. Brown, and
iour maids OF honor, Miss Garter, Miss
Chaney, Mira. Kendall and Mrs, Green.
The queen wore an elegant costume OF
white brocaded silk, trimmed with gold
lace, en- train. with high ruff. She was
splendidly made up and appeared the
ideal queen.
Tho herald was dressed in white and
the maids in light-colored, flowing cos
tunes, which were very becoming. The
quartette by these four ladies, near the
close OF the entertainment, was well
rendered and much enjoyed.
The various historical characters as
impersonated by local talent, full list
OF fwhom appeared in yesterdays corre-
spondence, we're presented, one after
another, each appropriately dressed and
each putting in plea for the crown Of
fame.
One of the prettisst represent ntationD
VAS that of Wiriam miss Rankin) who
was attended by thirteen handmaidens
playing the cymbals and singing
Mother Goose (Misg BRdgley) and
her rstinue of children, was the
ota 1t Ia
went through their parts in splendid
style and were heartily applaudid.
TIE CHURCHES.
At the First M. 4. church Sunday
morning the pastor, Rev. Clark Craw-
ford, will preach to children. and in the
evening he will preach on Lost Oppor-
tunities.
E. W. Griffith will lead the meeting of
the Young Mems Christian association
this Sunday afternoon in Strong's hall,
at o'clock Young men invited.
Rev. @. Z. Harris will preach both
morning and evening at the Baptist
church. Sunday school at the usual
hour-9 :45.
The "SinRing Evangelist" of San
Francisco will hold meeting in Odd
Fellows' hall, South Fair Oaks, Sunday
evening at 7:3o. Every body bring your
gospel hymns.
The spritualists meet twice tomor-
row in g.. A. R. hall, at 2:30 pm. and
1880 in the evening. Subject for even
ing: What and Where Is TruthP
Rev. Father Hickey, president of st.
Vincenps college, Los Angeles, will
at 10 80 a. m.
Services morning and evening at the
Presbyterian church, conducted by the
pastor. Y. P. S. G. E. at $50. Junior
society at 5 80.
Rev. VIM. Jones OF Columbus, O., will
preach at the UniversalisG church Sun.
day morning. No preaching in the
evening.
The Christian church, corner North
Fair Oaks avenue and Mary street. T.
y. Garvin, pastor. Elder F. w. Brown.
from Mukammadnagger, India, will
give two free lectures at IL g. m. and
1850 p. m. on Heathenism in India. Mre.
f. w. Brown will address ladies only at
pm. Maps, charts and idols will be
used in the illustration. A girl will
appear in Oryia costume.
MUSIC AT THE GREEN.
The reading and musicale given at the
Hotel Green parlors this evening was
well attended and proved a genuine
treat in every way.
The residing OF Miss Addie L. Murphy
was of an exceptionally high character,
proving that she was an artist Of no
ordinary merit.
The musical part of the programme
was well arranged and executed, adding
much to the enjoy ment of the evening.
A quartette, composed of Mrs. Clapp,
Mrs. Kendall, Mr.. Kendall and MIR.
Kyle. sang two selections in very
pleasing manner, at the opening and
closing OF the entertainment.
Vocal Golos were also given by Mr..
Clapp, Mrs. Kendall and Mr.. Kyle.
Mrs. Kendall'H selection, cradle song,
by Norris, was rendered with much feel !
ing and warmly received. Mrs. Clapp
sang in unusually good voice selection
by Thomas, Morning Light. and accord
ed rousing eRcore. Mr.. Kyle's splen-
did bass voice was heard to excellent
effect, in one OF Blumenthal's compost |
tions, Life.
The entire programme was we'll ar
ranged and heartily enjoyed by thoae
preEant.
ON ECHO MOUNTAIN.
The daily crowd OF visitors to Rubio |
and Echo mountains shows but little
signs OF diminishing in spite of the
large exodus OF eastsrners. Among
those registered TODAY wore the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Scott, Col. G. |
+. Ofocker, Miss McKinstry. Wm. Bab-
cook, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Hopkins, San
Franeisco; Mr.. and Mrs. @. P. More
house, Miss Vina Morehouss, Newport,
n. J.; Newton Olaypool and family, Mr..
Huribert, Indianapolis. Lowell O. Frost,
Bosten Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Foley, Mae
Ter Ed F. Fsley, st. CLOUD, MINI. Mrs.
Ramsey. st. Paul; Charles Meinecke,
San Franciscej F. K. Kishbaugh, Miss
L. Kishbauah, Miss Minela Kishbnuxh,
Pasadsna; Miss Vera L. Wood, Mrs.
Mrs. Wm. Woea, Milwaukee; Mr.. and
Hrs. O. Ayers and wife, Dunmigan,
ga,S Migs Grace B. Hoppoek, MlscH.
*. NsAA, Redlanaa. CAL; Mrs. Marx
HoRst4 HsrtzelA Oepa. G. +. Blsskil,
HarwicA. N. w Miss A. Mansfield,