The herald., 1894-06-02
PASADENA.
The Republican Primaries-Eastern Star
6ocial-Notss.

PASADENA.
Tho Republican characterization Star
eooial-Notss.
PASADENA, June Tomorrow the
Republicans OF this city will elect 80
delegates to attend the county conven-
ton in Los Angeles on June 9TH. Ow.
ing to the many aspirants for officlsi
honors at the coming election from this
city, there is more than ordinary inter-
est taken in the primaries this year,
and it is expected good sized vote Will
be polled tomorrow.
The polls will be open from IL m. to
D. M, the voting places being as fol-
lows: First ward, 26 North Raymond ;
Second ward, council chambers; Third
ward. DAILY block; Fourth ward. Colo
RADIO street, near the Brockway block.
The following list OF citizens has been
slated and will appear rs the regular
ticket:
First ward-W. S. Lacey, 7. P. Luz
kens, F. P. Boynton, t. d. Allin. For
dyce Grinnell, ]. u. Hughes, Calvin
Hartwell.
Second ward-J. s. Cox, ]. s. Kelly,
S. ]. Edwards. Ed Lockett, j. ID. Mer-
riam, P. j. Cook, ]. R. Slater, w. w.
Benedict, P. 0. Prince.
Third ward-A. L. Hamilton, Benja-
min W. Hahn, w. E. Arthur. Herbert
b. Brown, II. H. Rose, A. g. Buchanan,
II. G. Hotaling, A. L. Manahan.
Fourth ward--James Clarke, w. b.
Rowland, j. W. Banbury, @. M. Parker,
w. o. Swan, jr., ]. X. Vliet, I. ]. Rigg,
G. A. Gibbs, ]. d. Barrie.
AN ENJOYABLE EVENT.
The entertainment given in Masonic
hall last evening by the ladies of the
fourishing lodge of the Order OF the
Eastern Star attracted about as large an
audience as had ever gathered there,
says the Star. At least $50 people as
sembled to enjoy the good things pro-
vided by the ladies for the comfort OF
both the intellectual and physical man
(and woman). The first part OF the
evening was taken up by the following
programme OF exercises, which was hap
PLY announced by Mr.. Gaylord.
Observation-Disclosures.
EXsSSGiaisasefRSn n-S&Hiss Laura Wiley
Piano solo-Prof. L. James Dimond.
Farce-Fox, halter Fred Roche: Box, a
printer, Charles Johnson; Mrs. Bouncer. Mrs.
Bonner
Recitation-Miss Anita HubbasH
Orchestra.
Piana solo-Mss Ella Bonner.
Vocal solo-Mrs. V. Frost.
All these numbers were greeted by APP
plause and were enjoyed. The farce
evoked much laughter as it is full of
ridiculous passages and situations. The
young girls to whom musical and rhetori-
cal numbers had been assigned, Misses
Wiley, Dalrymple and Bonner. were es-
pecially we'll received. Mr.. Johnson's
Interpretation of the character of Box,
the printer, showed experience and facil-
ity in the dramatic line on his part, and
Mrs. Bonner was equal to the occasion
also.
The mysterious part of the entertain
ment came in the shape OF parade by
Bellamy's Looking Backward company
"a party OF about 10 ladies costumed to
represent various characters and wearing
masks on the back of their heads, with
their faces covered with the same ma
terial as their dress. The effect was
very grotesque, giving them the appear
ance of walking backwards. To the
music of the piano and under command
OF leader with ataff, the Indian
maiden and the nun and the girl in blue
NhA tlO OAA WOlAHh dAQ bA0 ObucE GtlhT-
ac.ers, some in hideous masks and all In
highly colored costumes, went through
a variety of evolutions and kept the au-
dience in roar of laughter, which Gull
minated in a recall.
A supper, served in the banquet
rooms, followed the revel, and after
a social time about the tables, dancing
concluded the pleasant evening. The
financial proceeds will make a hand
some beginning in getting the new
piano.
A meeting will be held in the record
er's court room tomorrow evening for
the purpose OF organizing Republican
club.
On June 18th and 10th the M. e. Sun
day school will render the cantats, The
Flower Queen, under direction of Prof.
Call, who is hard at work training the
young people.
Rev. r. M. Webster addressed a large
audience at the Universalst church last
evening upon the evils of the present in
dustrial system.
Beginning June 9TH all the dry goods
stores will close at 8 80 every evening in
the week.
Mr.. Conrad, OF the progressive firm OF
Conrad & Hotsling, has invented re-
volving suspsnder holder for displaying
which is the finest thing in
the line ever gotten up. A company OF
local capitalists has been organizedsto
put the invention on the market.
At the school election today the vote
was light and there was no opposition to
the $40, 600 bond issue, only few votes
being cast agsinat it. Mr.. Arnold was
the only candidate, and was, OF course,
elected. The additional school house is
badly needed.
Ihe young people of the Christian
church will tender farewell reception
to Rev. DR.. and Mrs Garvin in the
church parlors on Saturday evening
from 80 to 10 O'Clock. MIR. Garvin,
accompanied by his wife, leaves in a
lew days for an extended visit to the
Sandwich islands, where it is hoped
Mrs. Garvin's health will be benefited, |
Thin or gray hair and bald heads, SO dis
pleasing 70 many people as marks 0 ( age may
y nvesse led, lor long time by using Halls