The herald., 1894-09-23
PASADENA.

frlende Oh Rev. anu Duts. II. ssspkquh :.
ger, former pastor OF the UniesfBhiisat
church, rendered a reception at their
home, on South Orange Grove avenue,
asst evening, which was not only gen.
uine surprise to both parties, but de-
liehtful affair all around. The occasion
of the surprise was the twentieth ami
yersary of Mr.. and Mrs. Conger's mar
risge, and it is not likely that either
will forget the anniversary coon. The
ladies' who had the affair in charge
made descent upon the house during
the absence of the family and, when
they put in an appearance, bad deco
rated it from end to end and filled it
with friends.
The evening was passed most pleas
antly, very dainty refreshments being
served By the ladies.
Rev. Florence Kollock made very
pleasant address OF congratulation TO
the surprised couple, followed by Prof.
Keyes. vino, in o short speech, pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Conger with
handsome tea act in behalf OF their
many friends.
One Of the most pleasing events of the
evening was the reading OF delightful
poem by Mrs. Webb and dedicated to
Mr.. and Mrs. Conger.
THE CHURCHES.
At the First M. L. church today the
pastor will preach morning and evening.
The services OF the day will be of un-
usual interest. it being the last Sunday
OF the conference yeer.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion will hold a meeting of special inter
est Sunday afternoon at O'Clock in
Strong'B hall. George Taylor. general
secretary, who has just returned from
Europe, will favor the meeting with
: few remarks. DR.. j. r. Townsend, the
associations delegate to the state con-
vention at Oakland, will give report OF
that gathering. Young men cordially
= invited to be present.
niversalist-Subjsct of sermon to-
. morrow: The Method of Growth. Rev.
Florence e. Kollock, pastor. Vestry
service, 80; leader. Prof. j. ID. Yocum.
Presby sbyterien-Services morning and
evening conducted by the pastor. Sab
bath school at 8 :45 q. m. Y, P. 8. O. e.
at 6 80 p. N. Junior society at 3 :5o
p. m.
Baptist-Sunday school at 80 q. m.
Preaching morning and evening by Rev.
w. w. Tinker OF Los Angeles.
q. A, R. Hall-Rev. r. M. Webster
will preach in G.. A, r. hall Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. All are invited.
WILL PULL IT DOWN.
The Caswell building on West Color
ado street will be leveled to the groun d,
at least that ia what the owner says he
is going to do, and he ought to know.
1t will be remembered that the city
''dads' got it into their heads that the
structure, which was in progress OF con-
struction, would be menace to public
life and limb, and appointed Mr.. Bu-
chanan, street superintendent, as in
epector. He was afterwards authorized
to see that the building was properly
constructed. In the meantime, how
ever, the owner got mad and now i
going TO tear down what hss alresd.
been put up.
REMARKABLE CASE.
The case OF the colored man name
Ramsey who was kicked by q horse ii
North Pasadena few days ago is at
tracing much attention. His skull wa
mashed in and large portion OF tn
brain had to be removed. In spite (
all this the man is doing nicely and is |
fair way to recover. He feels but Iii
tie pain from the wound and expects
be around as well as any one in shol
time. Considering the serious nature {
his wound his recovery is considerd
wonderful.
NOTES.
Mrs. Will Giro OF San Bernardino, VIII
has been visiting in the city. return
home Monday.
17-ysar-old girl by the name ,
Mamie Donnelly was committed to th
Whittier state school by Justice Merrl
am yesterday. She was brought up @
the charge OF her mother.
Several changes are being made in tx
McNally residence in Altadena whio
much improve the property.
Mrs. Hattie Westlake, late OF Por
land, Ore, but now of Pasadena, wi
sing in the North Pasadena M.
church tomorrow morning and evenin
In the morning she will render He
Me, o Father and Angels Ever Brigf
and Fair, both by Handel; and in I'll
evening, Come Thou Fount and Only
Thin Veil between Us. Mrs. Westlal
sang in DR.. Manwell's choir in the Fir
church of Davenport, Ia, some thrs
years.