The herald., 1894-03-04
PASADENA.

Snow Falls for n short Time = Interest
ing Lecture-News Notes.
PASADENA, March 3.-Pasadena was
treated to novelty in the way OF wealth
or today, being favored with both rain
and snow. The latter. however, was not
in sufficient quantity to afford sleigh
riding but gave the pavement q white
appearance for q few minutes. On the
mountains there has been q heavy fall
of snow all day.
AN INTERESTING LECTURE.
Rev. Clark Crawford delivered an in
teresting lecture last night at the NJ. e.
church. under the auspices OF the Ep-
worth league. The storm prevented the
attendance Of 80 large an audience as
was expected. says the Star, but those
who were present we're amply repaid,
and express the wish that the lecture
may be repeated at on early date for the
benefit of those who were kept at home
by the state of the weather.
The subject was "The Foundation"-
the foundation for q worthy, successful
life. The speaker maintained that such
foundation should be deeply and firmly
laid and the material therefor should be
granite (true Christianity. A number
OF different blocks OF this material were
enumerated, and the claim made that
they should be placed in the foundation.
Among them were conscience, stability,
t2ith, manliness, womanliness and love.
The speaker pleaded earnestly for q
vigorous, joyous, intelligent, progress
sive Christian life ae the true ideal for
the Epworth Lacquer. He favored both
mental discipline and improvement and
healthy physical Developments sound
mind in healthy body. Proper amuse-
ments were favored as an occasional
recreation, but q life devoted entirely to
the pursuit of amusement and pleasure
was condemned as unworthy Of true
manor woman.
The illustrations throughout we're we'll
chosen, the diction choice, the argu-
mepts convincingly stated, and the lee
ture, from either an intellectual or ethi-
cal standpoint, was one OF unusual
merit.
COMING A. FRACTIONS.
The coming week promises to be a
busy one as far as amusements are con-
cerned. On Monday evening two at
fractions are booked in the theatrical
line.
At the Hotel Green, Growers Comedy
company will present on that evening
The Private Secretary, an amusing
farce comedy in three acts, which was
recently given at the Raymond hotel
with much success. The cast of charac.
ters 10 as follows:
Rev. Robert spaulding. go. leonard Grover, jr.
Mr. Cattermole, wealthy East Indian.
Miss Ashford, the chaperon with spiritual
istic tendencies... ........ Miss May Noble
Dou las Cattermole, the pretended private
Harrg msrsiaad, his friend % Frank d. Camp CAMP
Squire Marsland OF Marsland Manor. 49,.
Gibson, ths tailor Harry LleweIiyn
Knox, tiPStaf Angus Winters
Edith Marsland the tquire's daugnter. ~.
Eva Webster, her friend ... Miss Editn Belmont
Mrs. Stead, the lodging house mistress.....
......,..................... Mrs. Armstrong
Peck's Bad Boy will also be given
Monday evening at Williams hall. This
amusing comedy is always sure of a
good audience.
The event of the season, however,,
will be the appearance OF the Calhoun
Opera company at the Lowe opera
house on Thursday evening in the
Black Hussar. The company will ap-
pear here in full. numbering 40 people,
and is highly spoken of wherever it has
GPpOGlOu thln nOunOu
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Baptist church-Preaching morning
aud evening by the pastor, Rev. @. E.
Harris. The ordinance OF the Lords
Supper at the close of the morning SER
vice, and baptism at the close of the
evening service.
At the First M. e. church today there
will be communion service at ii am,
and sermon by Rev. Clark Crawford
the pastor, at Z 80 p. m, on Gambling
The evening subject will doubtless at
tract large audience.
Rev. Florence Kollock will preach at
the Universalist church tomorrow morn.
ing. Subject: The Light That Now Is.
Evening, The Bird Woman, Lewis &
Clark Indian Guide, by Frank J,
Policy.
AT the Christian church, corner North
Fair Oaks avenue and Mary street, T. d.
Gsrvin will preach. Morning theme,
Gods Long Suffering, Not Sackness
1850 p. M, the eighteenth lecture Of the
courae. Subject Can Baptists and Pedo-
BaDtists Unite?
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tlon gospel and song service on Sunday
afternoon, at O'Clock, in Strong's hall.
Address by Rev. Clark Crawford, pastor
OF the MI. E. church. Young men are
invited.
Sunday at 10 a. M there will be Eng
ilsh Lutheran services at the Grand
Army nall, q. W. Kiesel, pastor.
AZ the First Congregational church,
in the morning, tho Lords supper will
be observed; in the evening Rev. q. H.
Longfellow will preach.
MITES.
Charles A. Gardner of the Star left
today for San Francisco to attend the
editorial convention to be held there.
The next meeting OF the Marengo ave-
nue. Chautauqua circle will be held at
the home OF Miss Glidden. No. 55 East
Walnut street, Monday evening next.
4 The concert given by the Ideal Guitar
and Banjo club at the Green last even
ing was much enjoyed by those present.
F. O. Foster, an old Pasadsnan, was
IN town few hours today looking up