The herald., 1894-02-18
PASADENA.

PASADENA, Feb. ia meeting oil the
central committee of the Citizens Party
club was held in the Office Of Knight q
Sampson this evening, for the purpose
OF deciding upon how nominations will
be made for the municipal election. The
meeting was held in response to no
tice issued by Webster Wotkyns, secre.
tary, and N. H. Wiley. chairman of the
organization. The committee consists
Of:
From the First ward-T. P. Lukens,
G. M. Sampson, Calvin Hartwell.
Second ward-John Mcdonald. J. W.
Wood, A. o. Bristol.
Third ward-Webster Wotkyns, W.
H. Wiley, W. E. Arthur.
Fourth ward-H. w. Magee, Jas. Nc
Lachlan, Ward B. Rowland.
At large-Jss. Clarke, A. K. McQuil-
ling, w. D. McGilvrsy, A. F. NJ. Strong.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Rev. Florence Kollock will preach at
the Universalist church this morning.
Subject: The New Patriotism. In the
evening B. B. Nagsrkar of Bombay, rep
resentative to the worlds congress of re-
ligions, will speak on Social Reforms in
India.
At the First M. E. church Rev. Clark
Crawford, the pastor, will preach morn
ing and evening. Morning theme:
Prayer Commission. Evening theme:
Liberty Through the Truth.
The Young Mems Christian aeHocia-
ton will hold gospel and song service
this afternoon at O'Clock in Strong's
hall, conducted by ]. d. Habbick, esq.
Young men are invited.
At the Presbyterian church the
morning service will be conducted by
the pastor. Rev. S. d. Demarest will
preach in the evening. Y. P. S. G. E.
meeting at 6 80 p. m. Junior society
meeting at 8 80 p. m.
Rev. T. d. Garvin, pastor of the
Christian church, takes as his morning
theme, Who Are the Helpers? At 7 80
D. NJ. the 10th free lecture; subject, The
Great Religious Movements of the 10th
and 18th Centuries.
At the First Baptist church Miss M.
G. Burdette, secretary of the Woman's
Baptist Home Mission society, will
speak in the morning, and Rev. John
L. Jarrett OF London, Eng, en- route to
South America to engage in missionary
work, will speak in the evening.
Miss Burdette is sister of Bob"
Burdette, the humorist, and her man
ner OF address is very similar.
SUCCESSFUL CONCERT.
The Epworth Cadet band of Los An
geles gave an entertainment in the M.
E. tabernacle last evening under the
auspices and for the benefit of the boys
brigade of this city, which was largely
attended and the music thoroughly en-
joyed.
The band, which is under the direc-
ton of FL. 9. Sherman. consists OF about
rs members. and produces some excel
lent music for an amateur organization.
The entertainment last evening was
opened with q short address by Rev.
Cralord, pastor OF the church, followed
by the programme, which was excellent
ly arranged, 1t consisted of several
selections by the entire band, a violin
solo by r. III. Clarke. a euphonium solo
by W. B. Bell and vocal solo by r. N.
Jeffrey of Los Angeles. The Lutte quar-
tette, composed of Miss Edna Foy. Miss
Chauncev Miss Msdge Rogers and Miss
Dora jag % rendered several excellent
sslectiDns, adding much to the pleasure
OF the evening.
LET OFF EASY.
The case OF Chris Klein, charged with
battery upon the tailor, came to a con-
clusion in Recorder Rossiter's court
this morning by the jury finding him
guilty Of assault. A fine of $40 was i'm
posed.
On the second count, brought by the
wife OF the tailor, in which simple
assault was charged, the defendant plead
ed guilty and was let off with IS fine.
NOTES.
Progressive hearts furnished amuse-
ment for the guests OF the Green this
evening.
Frank Palmateer has been appointed
Santa Fe agent at Azusa.
II. H. Hitler has almost completed
his new house on South Hudson avenue
This portion of the town is progressing
rapidly.
The big contract of grading, gutter
ing and curbing Lake avenue from Col
orado street to California, is almost
completed. and the result is a hand
eome street.
DIR. Van Leyck expects soon to erect q
handsome residence ON East Colorado
street, almost opposite where he is
living at present.
The net proceeds from the charity
ball will be about $500. so your reporter
has been informed by Mr.. Buchanan Of
the Charity Organization society.
Pasadena Tent No. 1, K. o. L. M, has
issued invitations to members and
friends for a reception to be rendered
MISS Blna West, supreme record keeper
OF the ladies of the Maccabees, on Mon
day evening next at the G. A. r. hall.
The next meeting of the Monday
Afternoon Chautauqua circle will be
held at the home of Mrs. II. o. Stewart,
on Howard street, Monday next. The
Marengo Avenue circle meets Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. johnson,
on North Los Robes avenue.
party composed of Mrs. J. B. Crock
EFT. Mrs. E. G. Wright, Mrs. A. M
Easton, Mrs. J. r. Wilson and Miss
Taylor arrived here this morning in the
special car Mishawka, from San Fran