The herald., 1894-04-15
PASADENA.

will hold two meetings Sunday. In the
afternoon at 2 80 Mr.. BrigGs will pschy--s
chometrize articles taken from tho audi
ence. Mrs. Seal will explain the phe-
nomena. At 80 p. m. lecture by
Mrs. Seal: "Llie in the Spirit World;
its Homes and Pursuits." All are In
vited. Seats free, in q. A. X. nall.
At the Christian church, corner North
Fair Oaks avenue and Mary street, I. d.
Garvin, pastor. Morning theme: "The
Tree Revealed By its Fruit" Evening
theme: "Bible Justification and Sane
tification," illustrated by chart.
The Christian Alliance will hold serv-
ices at the Chicago Lawn. opposite the
railroad station on North Los Robles
avenue, at 8 p. n, and will be addressed
by Miss H. f. Tyler OF Los Angeles.
At the Fret Congregational church,
preaching at IL u. m. by EvangelHt @.
L. Mason 3 D. M, children's meeting;
$50 p. M, Christian Endeavor, led by
Mr.. Chandler; 1880 p. M, gospel mass
meeting.
Rev. Florence E. Kollock will occupy
the pulpit at the Universalist church
Sunday morning. Subject of sermon
''The Church of the Future"
AT the Presbyterian church. preach
ing at IL q. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the
pastor. Sunday school and society serv-
ices as usual.
At the First M. E. church, the pastor,
Rev. Clark Crawford, will preach in the
morning on Lilies-a Lesson for Spring,
and in the evening on The Fact and
Conditions OF National Greatness.
The meeting of the Young Mems
Christian association, Sunday afternoon,
at Strong's hall, will be led by DR.. ]. X.
Townsend. Subject: Time and Eter-
nifty. Young men are cordially invited
to be present.
THE WATER QUESTION.
Some months ago an article appeared
IN this correspondence commenting upon
the qusltyg ot ysts5 which s5 sNs Ia bsjRg lg
MIR. Bennett, secretary of the Pasadena
Land and Water company, informs the
HERALD reporter that for years past this
complaint regarding O green moas-like
substance in the water has been re-
ceived during the spring and summer
months. He states that the company
has fully understood the trouble, but as
yet has been unable to find any way OF
avoiding the difficulty. The green mat
ter objected to comes from moss grow
ing upon the sides of reservoirs and
water pipee, and as yet no method has
been discovered for keeping it off. Mr..
Bennett Is now in correspondence with
other water companies in Southern
California in order to ascertain il the
difficulty Is experienced elsewhere, and
il any remedy has been found. Both the
companies here are troubled with this
moss, and it is advised that water be
filtered, and. II possible. boiled before
using.
PLEASANT AFFAIR.
Miss Helen Foster very pleasantly en-
tertained company OF young friends in
the Carlton parlors last evening, at
party given by her in honor OF Miss
Anna Whitmore. The rooms were dec
GRATED very tastefully for the affair,
roses being in profusion and with
charming effect. Dancing furnished
the principal amusement of the even
ing, the young people taking full ad-
vantage OF the spirited music furnished
by Brockway's orchestra. Refreshments
were served at the close. Those pres
ent were:
Misses Blossom, Vallette, Emily Stan.
ton, Ruth Gardner. Helen Daggett,
Edith Rand, Edith Rowland, Virginia
Rowland, Ethel Randall, Pauline Loeee.
Emma Claypool, Ida Conger, Lucy
Stratton. Bessie Roberts. Mamie Peirce,
Grace Kernaghan. Tracy Cloud, Sarah
Coleman, Rebecca Qrinnell, Mary Grim
nell. Marian Armstrong, Altha Mehatry,
Nettie Hugus, Louise Hugus. Annie
Whitemore; Masters Ray Oonger, John
Daggett Elisha Eldred, Charley Cole!
man, Jack Craig, Will Merwin, Fred
Roche. Frank Roche, Jay Msharry,
William Greer, Douglas Sovereign,
Burt Towne, Howard Kernaghan,
Oliver Picher. George Backoff, Stanley
senter, Paige Randall, Don McGilyray,
Bennie Whitmore and Arthur bod:
worth. 4if
COMING IMPROVEMENTS.
The building which it is proposed to
erect on the corner OF Colorado street
end Raymond avenue on the site now
occupied by Vore's livery stable, will be
decided Improvement to this section
OF town, and in connection with the
new brick block directly south on Ray
mond, will give a decided impetus to
property on this thoroughfare. The old
hvvery stable was sold some time ago and
VIII be moved prior to May 1st, as spec
ihed in the contract. Immediately after
ward work will begin on the new block.
which is to be of brick, three stories
high, with dimenaions 65x125 feet. The
iower floor will be occupied by the Pass-
dena National bank, which is now To-
Gated In the Carlton block, but owing to
increase III business finds its present
quarters too limited. Bids for the con-
struction OF this building will be re-
ceived on Saturday next.
NOTES.
Newton Lsithead OF the Star Cove left
Sunday evening by the steamer Coos
Bay for San Francisco and the Sound.
ne expects to be gone several months.
Mr.. J.. D. Bacon OF South Pasadena
went over to the island this evening.
where he will engage in business during
the coming summer.