The herald., 1894-04-01
PASADENA.
The Churchos-City Treasurer's Report.
Society Events

Society Events
PASADENA, March 81 - Rev. DR.. Con-
.er will preach in the Universalist
lhurch this morning. Subject of dis
louree, Communion of Friends. Even
ng services in the church auditorium
ire Suspended. Song service and young
,oople's meeting will be held in the
restry, commencing at 6 80 o'clock.
The meeting of the Young Meme
christian association this afternoon at
o'clock in Strong's hall will be led by
rilman Hobson. Subject, What Kept q
Youno Man from Following Christ.
Young men are invited to be present.
Atthe First M. E. church today the
sastor, Rev. CLARK Crawford, will preach
both morning and evening. Morning
,heme, The Christian Struggle; evening
iheme, Modern Idolatry.
At the Baptist church Rev. @. E.
Harris, the pastor, will preach morning
md evening. Sundey school at 9:45.
Christian church-Corner N. Fair
oaks avenue and Mary street. 7. d.
Garvin, pastor. Morning subject: Fifty
lays After Easter. Evening theme !:
The Divine and Human in Redemption,
Illustrated by chart.
Christian Alliance-The Christian Al
lance will hold service tomorrow Sun
iay) at 2 80 p. m. at the Chicago Lawn
On North Los Robles avenue opposite
The railroad station.
Presby byterian-Services morning and
evening conducted by the pastor. Y.P.
5. @. E. at6:3 p. m. Junior Endeavor
meeting 80 D. m.
English Luthsran-Services ON Sun
day morning at 10 O'Clock in G. A. r.
hall on Colorado street, Pasadena, G..
W. f. Kiesel, pastor.
PLEASANT EVENT.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. r. Hull very pleas
antly entertained party of young peo-
pie at their elegant home ON Orange
Grove avenue last evening. Dancing
furnished the chief amusement, to the
music OF Lowensky's orchestra. Those
present were: Oliver Picher, Robert
a. Rowan, John Daggett, Arthur Dod-
worth, Sobieski Lowe, Ray Conger,
Frederick Roche, Donald McGilvray,
William Mervin, Alfred Erskine, Misses
Emily Stanton, Theresa Cloud, Edith
Rand, Margaret Greble, Marie Mark
ham, Alice Markham, Ida Conger, Vir.
ginia and Edith Rowland. Marion Arm
pbfOukt hIllnc AllOttof hIulb0 nuKuB,
Charles Coleman, Frank Jewett, Page
Guy Mckinney, John Craig; Misses
Towne, Emma ClaypoOl. Helen Daggett,
Altha Meharry, Mamie Peirce, Blanche
Bolt, Rebscca Grinnell, Mary Grinnell,
Miss Wilde; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.
Cristy, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. F. Granger, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Hugus, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
u. Daggett, Mr.. and Mrs. Umstatter.
ON ECHO MOUNTAIN.
As the season progresses the crowds
which daily visit Rubio cafion and Echo
mountain continue to increase in size.
Yesterday there were over 200 viaitors to
this popular resort. Among them were
Governor and Mrs. H. H. Markham,
Mrs. ]. D. Gilchrist, Mrs. Doane oil
Pasadena; Miss Susie Markham, Mil
waukee; Philip E. Chaplin, Washington,
d. c.; Judge M. B. Koon, Minneapolis
j. A. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. III. N. Hig.
inbotham, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Harris, New York; George II. Net
Teton, E. W. Smith, Kansas City; Mrs.
Edwin Ginn, Miss May French, Boston
(of the publishing house of CHM & Co. i;
Mrs. F Whalen, Los Angeles; I. r.
Mogridge, Philadelphia; Mrs. Margaret
Jodon, Meadville, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Hutchins. Chicago: Mrs. ]. q.
Evans, Superior, Wis.,. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
@. Shaffer and two sons. Mrs. A. P.
Gore, Judge G. Horton, Chicago; Rev,
Frank M. Bristol and wife, Chicago: ].
F. Latimer and wife, Hampton, Iowa
w. A. Mitchell, John j. Mitchell and
wife, Miss Marguerite Mitchell. Minne-
apolis.
THE cITY's CASH.
Following is q summary OF City Treas.
urer W. U. Masters report for the quar-.
ter ending February 28th, which has
been fled with the city clerk: alt
Balance on hand February 29th- silasAA
General innd ........".............. 1864 2S
Library sinking fund. nd..........-...... lao 80
Fire and sewer sinking fund. 1923 SO
Library lunu. 2,6Sl 55
OF the generalfund there were drawn
during the quarter warrants to the
amount of $26, ,436 35, and cash received
o the amount of $26, ,907.2
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