The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-09
PASADENA.

Recital-Social Notes.
PASADENA, Feb. S.-The road meeting, called
by the board of trade for Saturday afternoon
next, to urge action on the part of the super
visors in improving the main thoroughfares
north of town, should be well attended, es-
pecially by citizens from the north end who
depend upon these streets for getting back
and forth.
Another matter which the meeting should
take up is the condition of the roads between
this place and Los Angeles. These thorough
fares, or more properly lanes. have been a
Rowling disgrace from time immemorial, and
= for all action that the supervisors have any
idea of taking, they will probably remain so.
If, however, the board should register vigor-
GUS kick in the way of pointed petition or
delegation appointed t.. visit the gentle
men who manage county affairs, it might have
some effect
There is no road in Los Angeles county
more frequented than that between Los An
geles and Pasadena, both for business and
pleasure driving. This locality is favorte
one for Los Angeles driving parties, and would
be much more so, were the chances of break
ones bones less.
At frequent intervals the question of i'm
proving this road has come up, and many
promises have been made that the work would
be undertaken. Some Improvements have
been made, for which the travelling public are
thankful, but until the road is placed in bet
ter condition than at present, most of us will
forego the pleasure of drive and take the
trains.
The season in which street work can be car
ried on to advantage is rapidly drawing to a
close, the rains will soon be over and if
anything is to be done this year action will
have to be taken soon
PROFESSOR COLES MUSICALE.
The pupils of Professor and Mrs. Cole gave a
recital in the NJ. E. church on Thursday even
ing. large number of friends were present
to listen to the following programme when
was rendered in an excellent manner:
Piano, duet, Wagner-Miss Bunker and Miss
Mehary.
Tourbillion, Goldbeck-Miss Magee.
Rondoletta Kuhlau-Miss Martin.
Sonata, Clementi-Miss Harris.
Etude-Miss Veach.
Piano duet-Misses Cowen.
Reverie-Miss McBain.
Song-Miss Bolinger.
Concert polka-Bartlett Mehary.
Tarantella. Heller-NIiss Coe.
Twilight reverie, Arches tor-Miss Gill
The Mill, Joseffy-Mss Pinney.
Duet-Misses Bolinger.
Pluri d'toile, Taleroy-Miss cowen.
Nocturne, Chopin-Miss Howe.
Rondo Haydn-Mr Grey.
Rhapsodie, Liszt-Miss Bunker.
HEARTS AT THE PAINTER.
The ever-popular game OF progressive hearts
engaged the attention of the Painter guests
last evening. The ladies in charge of the en-
tertainment, Mrs N. s. jenkins and Mrs O. s.
Ellis are to be congratulated upon the success.
full manner in which the affair went off
Every one present had most enjoyable time,
the play being spirited and the places heartily
contested for: The first prize winners were
Mrs: J, A. THAN and Mr.. George Hopkins,
while Mrs. w. Il. Cady and Mr.. George THAN
captured the second prizes. The boobies were
carried off by Miss Nellie Davis and DR.. ]. p.
Kelley.
NOTES
A number of Pasadena Maccabees visited Los
Angeles tent No. 1 this evening.
The Santa Fe excursion to PERKS today was
well patronized by Pasadena people
The remains of Walter Faulkner, notice of
whose death appeared in the HERALD, were
sent east today, via the Santa Fe.
Il. A..
today calling on old friends
Mr.. snd Mrs. A. Chubb are among the recent
arrivals from the east. They will spend some
time here.
A new restaurant and drugstore are promised
on North Fair Oaks in the near future.
w. o. swan, an old-time Pasadenan, came
down from San Francisco today, accompanied
by his daughter, for short visit among friends
in this city. Mr.. Swan is employed in the
United States mint at the Bay city which posi-
ton he has held since leaving here, two years
ago.
Don't miss hearing Professor Jordan on
Mans Place in Nature, at Throop Polytechnic
hall Friday evening Mr.. Jordan is fluent
speaker and an advanced thinker, His recent
lecture before the Unity club of Los Angeles
was spoken of in the highest terms as being
both interesting and instructive
At the concert to be given in the Universal
list church next Tuesday evening, the Loree
quartette Will be heard in two of their best
numbers Miss Kimball, Miss Young and Miss
Eaton will sing as a trio Dame Cookoo by Fer
dinand Hitler. There is quartette for strings
by Mozart, to be played by Mr.. Cheney, Miss
Reed Miss James and Mr.. SDaulding; two
movementsof De Beriot's Ninth concerto, by
Miss Reed; q number by Bach for four violns
Hutchins and Miss James; two numbers on
the violin by Mr.. Cheney; and two exquisite
selections from Schubert which will be given
on the viollns by Mr.. Cheney and Miss Reed