The herald., 1894-06-04
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS,
McLachlan Gets a Solid Pasa-
dena Delegation.
Opening Day of Santa Monica's Sum-
mer Season.
The Delightful Resort Visited by q
Large Crowd-LocAI News and
Personal Gossip From
Pomona.

PASADENA, June 3.-The principal
event Of the coming week will be the
state convention of the Universalist
church, which meets Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, closing with an ex-
cursion to Rubio on Friday.
The complete programme, az ar
ranged, 10 as follows:
Tuesday evening. June 9Th:
7:SO-Opening Of the conventions WORD OF
welcome by Il. l.. Couger, d. D., Pasadena; re-
uponle by Vice President G. II. Deere, D. D.,
5000 layman's sermon. by @. H. Reyes
president OF Thro0p Polytechnic Institute.
Wednesday, June 9th:
Ga. m.-Conference led by Rev. A. A. Rice
$50 :. m.-ofacial reports. followed by par
Ii g. Iu.--servces in memory OF Father
Throop, with short addresses, followed BY the
communion.
IL m.-Lunch.
ID m.-Business.
presidents address. Mrs. Il. B.. Msnford, sierra
Madre; Woman's Work. Miss l.. NJ shaw, YAK.
iand discussed by Rev. Ada c. Bowies and
1880 D. m.-Ths Attitude of the Church
Toward the Community: (a) To Sard the Social
and intellectual Life, Rev Ada q. Bowies Oh
Pomona; (bl Toward the Industrial Lie,
Judge ". A. Cheney of Los Angeles.
Thursday. June 2; 1u,., =,
u. m.- conference, leu py noV' Ne Ls"'i'o VI
Santa Cruz
3 30 a. ni.-Business.
10 $50 a. m.-The sunday School and Its
PAULA PAULA and john B. Gaylord, followed by ad-
dress, with solo. by James q. Clarke.
IL m.-Lunch.
3 D. m.-The Duties and Opportunities OF
YP. O. U.'sx discussion. Rev. =. Goodenough
OF Oakland, Rev. Florence Kollocx ana
$50 D. m.-Relation of the Church to Peace
and Arbitration; Rev. Amanda Deyo, san
Diego After the sermon the Womans , nd fSe
city churches.
Friday morning a short final session
will be held at 8 O'Clock. at the close OF
which the AS train will be taken for
the mountain.
RECEPTION TO REV. aARvIN.
A farewell reception was rendered
Rev. and Mrs. Garvin by their friends
and members of the congregation at the
Christian church last evening. There
was q large crowd present, and the re-
ception was q very pleasant affair
throughout. An excellent impromptu
musical programme was given by the
young people, led by Miss Underwood.
A recitation by Mics Poe was much en-
ioyed, as was well rendered vocal solo
by Miss Glennie Pearl. George Thomp-
son favored the the company with Sc
lection on the guitar, for which an en-
core was demanded. and Miss Hall sang
solo very sweetly, az also did Mrs Nc
Laughlan.
A number of short addresses were
made by members of the church, ex-
pressing regret at the departure OF Rev.
Garvin and wishing him q safe return.
Mr.. Garvin. accom- panied by his wife,
leaves Monday for Honolulu, where he
will be engaged during the coming sum-
section OF the world. He has been con-
nected with the Christian church in
this city for the past three years, and
during that time has built mp strong
society with a handsome new church,
located on the corner OF Fair Oaks ave-
nue. and Mary street.
Rev. Wood will occupy the pulpit dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Garvin.
NOTES.
Regular meeting OF the council to-.
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Sandow is booked at the opera house
for Tuesday evening, The performance
should draw full house.
Mr.. Garwood, the carpenter who was
injured short time ago by falling off a
roof, is gradually improving.
A regular meeting of the Carpenters'
union was held last evening. The local
organization is q strong one and has &C
compllshed much good work.
The political pot in this particular
section is rather quiet at present, al
though some hard ticks are being put in
for general candidates. McLachlan
will carry the city vote eolid. without
doubt. On other candidates it promises
to be more or less scattering.
The regular monthly reception OF Rev.
Florence Kollock will be held Monday
afternoon and evening at her home on
South Marengo avenue. A cordial in
vitation is extended to members of the
congregation and friends.
A number of local wheelmen took q
run to Santa Monica today. With the
large number of riders in this CITY it
seems peculiar that there is no bicycle
club.
There will be a union meeting of the
different religious societies at the Pres.
byterian church on Wednesday evening
next to celebrate the iftieth anniversary
of the Y. M. @. A. A musical and lit
erary programme has been arranged
and number of prominent local speak
ers will take part.