The herald., 1894-11-07
LATEST NEWS At PASADENA
A Quiet Election and a Large
Vote POlled.
An Interesting Entertainment by
the Eastern Star.
Marriage of Mr.. Dsy and Miss Brill
Dramatic Evsnts-Miss KolIock's
Kesrptisn--Psrsonala and
News Notes.

PASADENA, Nov. 6.-The election to-
day was one OF the most quiet and in
Svery way the most satisfactory OF any
ever held here. Voting under the
Australian system was rather slow, but
few mistakes were made and there was
little or no challenging.
The only contest over the local candi-
dates was on the Office OF justice OF the
peace for which there were five oandi-
dates and two Offices to be filled.
The vote polled was the largest ever
cast in this city, running over 1900. The
exact figures will be found in another
column Of this paper.
Following was the vote at the last
presidential election in this city, which
will be found interesting in comparison
with today's vote.
First precinct-Republican 08. Demo-
crat 20. Prohibition 3S. PopuIist 10; total
vote 1865.
Second precinct = Republican 145,
Democrat SO, Prohibition So, Populist
80; total vote 266.
Third precinct--Republican 103, DEM
ocrAt 45, Prohibition IA. Populist 80 /;
total vote 1914.
Fourth precinct RspuDlican IS, Dem.
ocrat 80. Prohibition IL. Populist IA /;
total vote lab.
Fifth precnct-R Republican LOG, Dam
oorat 40, Prohibition 13, Populist 81;
total vote 1876.
Sixth precinct-Repu blican 100, Dem.
ocrat as. Prohibition 2S. Populist lS;
total vote 242.
Total vote in the city 1906.
This total vote for governor four years
sgo WAS 1869.
EASTERN STAR ENTERTAINMENT.
The efollowinc<progrsmme will be rem
dered at the Eastern Star entertainmsn On t.,
to be given in Masonic hall ON Thursday
evening:
Overture-Dimond's Orchestra.
Vocal solO-Mrs. George 3. Mclaughlin.
Recitation-Mis, Flora Banbury.
Piano solp-Frsnk Turner.
Vocal sOio -Cbarles l.. King.
Selection-M ,ndo in club, Messrs. Fish beck
Prince and Wright.
Recitaiion-Mrs. t. Noble.
Vocal duet-Messrs. King and Strebsl
To be followed by a farce, The Obsti.
nate Family, participated in by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harwood. George Mclaughlin, DIR.
Turner, II. Hariord. @. V. johnson, and
Misses Bonner, Hartford and Batchslder.
DEY-BRILL.
The marriage OF Varlck Day and Miss
Mary Brill, both of Pasadena, occurred
this morning at 10 80 o'clock at All
Saints church. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. WHY'S Hall, and
the church was very beautifully decor.
n A.N fnr kS;I
very prettily attired in q travelling dress
accessories. William Brill acted CO best
man. A large number OF Pasadena peo-
pie witnessed the ceremony and the
young couple departed at noon for San
Francisco, where they will be absent
some 10 days.
MORE DRAMATIC EVENTS.
On Move mbsr 2lst the ladies of All
Saints (Episcopal) church are arranging
to give q couple OF amusing farce COM
edIes in the music room of Hotel
Green.
The comedy That Box Of Cigarettes
will be preceded bv a curtain raiser en-.
titled The Rough Diamond. The casts
for the two productions include some of
our best amateur people, and good re-
sults are sure to follow.
MISS KoLLocK RECEIVES.
The reception given by Rev. Florence
Kollock yerterdsy afternoon and even.
ing at her home on South Marengc
avenue, was largely attended.
This was the FIRST event of the kind
held this season and proved very sue.
cessinl from beginning to end.
All present were made to feel entire.
ly at home, and most delightful after.
noon and evening spent.
NOTES.
Professor and Mrs. Kyle are at River
side for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stetson are ex.
pected to arrive from the east in few
days.
The Japaneae tea at Rev. Fiefe's resi-.
dence on Worcester avenue today was
literally patronized.
Daniel Sully in O'Neill, Washington.
d. c., is the opening attraction at the
opera house Friday evening next.
Sully is too we'll known to need any in
PRODUCTION. A big house is assured.
The tickets for Turkey and the
Turks may be bought at Dimond &
Co.'s music store. At the tabernacle,
November 18th.
The death of Mr.. John Lnce, aged 62
years, occurred at his home on North
Adella this morning. The funeral will
be held from the residence tomorrow
wednesday, afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Rev. Florence Kollock officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ds Hay will cele-
brate their crystal wedding Monday
evening, the 18th, at their home, $50
South Pasadena avenue. A number of
have been extended to
friends, and pleasant evening is
looked forward to.