The herald., 1894-06-27
CAkTHY KEEPS latest perluuIcarss
SAN BERNARDINO.


| The May FestIvaI Chorus-Notes From
/ 4s. aaf- Vanderbilt.
/ L54 SAN BERNARDINo, June 26.-There was
q, full attendance of the May festival
chorus last night to meet Director Tay-
lor and learn plans for future work. 1t
has been decided to take day off at
Santa Monica on July 81, leaving here
in the early morning and reaching here
on the return at about IL O'Clock on the
same day. The time will be put in with
the usual pleasures OF the day at the
seaside, including grand ball in the
afternoon for those who wish to while
away an hour or two at that pastime,
and grand concert in the evening at
early candleight, at which the pro-
gramme will be practically the same as
at the festivals here and at Riverside.
Members of the chorus and soloists
from Riverside. Redlands, Cotton and
this city will be joined by large party
from Los Angeles, with the addition of
fine orchestra from the latter place for
the afternoon and evening instrumental
music. Each mem Der will be furnished
with all the invitation tickets they may
wish for their friends who may desire
to partake of the festivities, emitting
them to all the privileges of the day and
evening. 1t is desired to have at least
200 go from this place. There will be
rehearsal at Vae's music store next
Monday evening, at which fuller ar
rangements will be made for the event.
Mrs. S. II. Carson, Mrs. j. d. Coch-
ram, Miss May Kier and other members
of the party who have been sojourning
Oft hfA 4 Wi fair
weeks, are expected home this evening.
The gentlemen who visited Sacramen.
to during the session OF the Republican
state convention, are struggling home
singly and in parties. Most OF the m
stopped for short visit to the midwin.
ter fair. Judge Campbell and Senator
Seymour, and we understand the Rcd
lands contingent, Messrs. Sinclair and
Prescott, arrived home Saturday.
MeHsers. John Burns, jr., Fl. L. Drew,
@. J. Daley and f. w. Richardson
reached home last evening, and more
are expected tonight.
Mines. A. II. Palmer, A. G. Kendall,
Isabella Scott and Miss Eva Stewart
have received medals from the board of
lady managers of the California Worlds
Fair commission, in recognition of their
services in connection with tho display
from this county.
Mas Grace Livingston has been en-
gagged to teach the Vanderbilt school
next term.
A marriage license has baen granted
to George G. Moore, ago 26, q native OF
California, resident OF Chino, and Jesse
Maud Carpenter, age 26, native OF
Michigan, residence Riato.
A silver medal oratorical contest will
be held in the M. E. church at Riait, on
Thursday evening" under the direction
OF Mrs. Kendall Holt, at which the mu.
sicAl portion of the programme will be
fnrnlahed by local talent, aad to which
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Holt will con-
tribute rectals. A full house is OK
pectec.
Saturday evening the Stree. Improve
ment society meets to make arrange
ments for its part in the Fourth OF July
parade and other matters.
The secretary of the chamber OF com.
merce has invited Mr.. Giri to be pree, Mt
at the beet growers' NEE i ig at 2 .. n.
Saturday.
The dwellers at tho Redands Gold
Mining company's camp site have pre-