The herald., 1894-04-26
PASADENA.


Brilliant, so0vine- ID cd worth wedding
Chinese In Court Again.
PASADENA, April 25.-One OF the most
fashionable and brilliant weddings ever
held in this city was celebrated at $3.50
this evening at the elegant home OF Mr..
Allen Dodworth, on Terrace drive,
The contracting parties were Mr..
Charles Burton Scoville and Miss Callie
Virginia Dodworth, both OF whom are
we'll known il society circles in this CITY
and the east.
Mr.. Scoville succeeded at the death OF
his father, short time ago, to one oil
the largest estates in the west, and 10 o
young man Of much business ability.
The bride has resided several years in
this city and is a general favorite in the
large social circle in which she moved.
The floral decorations, in and about
the houae, were such that no deHcrlp-
ton could do justice to-. Roses were to
be seen on every hand artistically inter-
woven with smilax and ferns.
The front parlor in which the cere'
mony was performed looked especially
beautiful in white and gleen, while the
library, dining room and hall were all
buried in roses. Excellent taste was
certainly charming.
About rs personal friends and rels-
tives OF the young couple were present
to witness the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. Hall of All Saints
Episcopal church. The bride looked
charming in a costume of white satin
trimmed with duchess lace, and was
accompanied by four bridesmaids,
Misses +. Dodsworth, Lille Dodsworth,
Frances Brown and Matte Dickinson,
all OF whom wore handsome costumes of
white silk null over cream white taftete.
Mr.. William Stats acted as best man.
The reception which followed the cere-
mony was one of the most largely at
tended affairs of the kind ever held in
the city, between 800 and 400 invited
guests being pressnt. The large ver-
nds was nSslSs RSSfd EE1tE Esh fanyss SRS sae
Bxc5ffenC music was furnished by the
Arend-Romandy orchestra.
The young couple will leave at once
for an extended eastern tour, returning
here next fall to make their permanent
home.
Among those who were present at the
ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. Neff, Mr.. and Mrs, Mo.
Nally. Mr.. and Mrs. F. McNally, Mr..
end Mrs. Armatrong, Mr.. and Mrs. E,
II. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. Christy,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. ii. Granger, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
X. Metcalfe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Libbey
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Libbey, ir., DR.. and
Mrs. Up De Graf. Misses Up De Graf.
Miss Hall. Professor and Mrs. Lowe.
Misses Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Greble,
Misses Greble, Mrs. Dreer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Outhwaite, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Wilde,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grinnell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurlbut, Mr.. Charles Hastings, MIR.
William Staats. Mr.. s. Winslow, Mics
Hurlbut, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Brown.
Miss Brown, Mr.. Herbert Brown.
THE TEMPLE OF FAME.
In the Temple of Fame, to be repre-.
sented in the Pasadena opera house Fri.
day evening next. the scene opens on a
realistic view of this world-soaght struc-
ture. AS the orchestra plays the Queen
OF Fame enters with her royalty ettired
fetlnue. She is attired in Grecian cos
sumo, ana carries large scroll, upon
which are written the names of men
ana women who have won place in
this temple. Art, Literature. Science
Poetry, Music. Philosophy, Romance
Fiction have contributed to fill her roll
OF fame.
After she is seated upon her throne
she proclaims herself as being ready for
the contest to begin. The winner is to
DC crowned with wreath of immor- |
telles. Pages announce the claimants
Of the wreath. Sappho comes forward |
with Tyre in hand and tells her story. in |
Hong and classic vsrse.
Michael Angelo, artist, sculptor. archi-
eect. engineer, appears with chisel and
brush. Benjamin Franklin with kite.
key and bolted lightning. Bobbie Burns
sings Scotch song. Christine Nilsson
gives one OF her charming vocal solos.
Capt. John Smith claims the wreath for
MS powers in Virginia. Pocahontas
clalms 1t for saving John Smiths life,
making 1t possible for him to give Vir-
ginia to the union. Xanthippe throws
on samples OF her scolding. Mother
GOOSE OF her nursery melodies. Socrates
Of hls philosophy. Barbara Freitehie oil
hef patriotism. And 30 the illustrious
procession of heroed and heroines. phi
lOsophsrs, actors, poets, queens OF song.
@Ktlsts, statesmen and discoVerers moves
on by thequeenly judge for her decision.
Marches and counterInarches controlled
in their movements by orchestral music
Keep constantly awake tho eye and tie
eSr. Ihe interest never flags. The en-
eertainment is of high order and never
salis to please everybody the young as
well as the old. The rehearsals give
promise OF rare treat. The decora.
Mons and music will be attractive feat
Ice best. '- ~pS'"' ~
THE FoRTNIGHTLY CLUB.
AN open meeting OF the Fortnightly
'iuD was held last evening in the vestry
n tne Universalist church, Mr.. Coleman
HLsaining. The programme was in
Snarge Of Prof. McUlatchie. Papers
weIS Mr reao oy Or. Elias Smith and Prof.
hcClatchie, the former taking aa his
lubJect The Relation OF the Brain 10 ths
body and the latter Mushrooms. both
Iiying much general information and
sSing listened to with close attention.
a poem. Spinpins WhaaIs nv n.