The herald., 1894-06-23
PASADENA.


PASADENA. June 22.-The tabernacle
was filled this evening by one OF the
largest crowds that ever gathered to
witness an entertainment given by home
talent entirely. The Flower Queen, or
the Coronation of the Rose, cantats in
two parts, engaging the services OF over
rs young ladies, was presented under
the direction of Prof. g. NJ. Cole, in a
highly successful manner. The stage
setting decorations were in excellent
taste, and reflected much credit upon
the decorating committee OF which Mise
ILLUS Peck was in charge. The scene
is laid in secluded dell in the woods,
which was admirably represented. the
entire sides and back OF the stage being
covered with foliage. which was relieved
by border of red geraniuma in front.
In order to properly present the piece
large platform had been built almost en-
tirely across tho east end of the build
ing at a good elevation, sffording q
splendid view from all parts OF the
house.
The rendition throughout was of eu-
perior order for an amateur effort, and
those having the matter in charge, Prof.
Cole in particular, are to be congratu.
lated upon the success achieved.
The costumes we're one OF the features
OF the entertainment, the combination
of brilliant colors producing beautiful
effect, especially in the final tableau,
when the colorsd lights were turned on.
The soloists, representing the different
howers, were as follows:
Recluse. .Flora bolllnger
Rose. 80. .......................E lizabsth Jones
bunhoWer ...'-.'..... Null proW Il
Cr0cus. ..''...-..' -. ruin Luo
Dahlia. ......................... .heleh forneh
Haliotrope ....,...............A Annie Bannister
Lty... ....Nhlhlo ShaneI,
Dande ion. .........................A Ada Cogsweil
Japonica. .....-..... ............. Helen Brown
Violet .Madge Darlington
Mfgnonette...... .......... rlorenee banntsteI
Iuip...... .s..'.......' 1essle MonioIt
Touch Me- Not... ............... bertA hanKine
The peoples we're represented b. Zela
Pinney, Verda Fawcett, Nellie Bacon,
Clara Heydenreich, Ruth Kellogg, Annie
Rst AZ. Elder % ~ hre9k .GIece Barnett,
Alice johnston, Florence McCorkle,
Flossie Nickerson, Florence Porter, Jen-
ME Mclean, Lille White, Lulu Thorn
berg.
George Holman, Grace Porter, Helen
Hooss and Eleanor Rand acted as at
tendants to the queen.
The chorus was one of the best things
in the entertainment, the voices being
strong and ehowing careful training.
The following young ladies participated:
Maud Eyestone. Ina Stevens, Florence
Brent, Fannie Pesrce, Amy Lacey, Mat
tie Lamon, Agnes Johnston, Stella Dar-
ling. Ida Doty. Clara Pennel. Abbie
Cogswell. Susie Shaffsr. Lillian Morse,
Ethel Graves, Lizzie Mendenhall, Mary
Phelps, Amy Doty, Clara Johnston,
Lima Mcdonald, George NOVEL;, Ora
Burke, Lena Confer, Lille White, Retta
Boyd, Esse Chase. Florence Brown,
Mary Morse. Jessie Wood. Emma Young,
Carrie Stanton, Amelia Rand. Alta V.
Jones. May Barnhsrt, Myrtle Stevens.
Lucy Buckminster, Jessie Goss, Made
Owen, Ida Bsnnister, Jessie Malona,
Grace Msgee.
A matinee performance will be given
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Ar
rangements have been made to have
electric light furnished, and the pro-
gramme will be repeated in full.
THE GUARDS SHOOT.
Tna semi-annual shoot of Company B
was held at the Arroyo range this after
neon. Quite crowd of spectators was
present, and the day was much enjoyed.
The following scores were made out OF a
possible 3d.