The herald., 1894-06-17
PAS ABE MA.

Tho Lyceum Lssgue-Compsny B Shoot.
News Notes.
PASADENA, June 16.-The third semi
annual convention of the Southern Gal
ifornia of Lyceum league OF America was
called to order at 10 o'clock by the pres
ident, Geo. P. Kelly OF Santa Ana.
The following committees were ap
pointed by the chair:
Resolutions-Prof. A. L. Hamilton,
Pasadena E. Fl. Wilson, Los Angeles
E. A Renfro, Downey.
Credentials T. Watt, Santa Ana
H. B. Barnett, Downey; R. Fl. Ludlow,
Los Angeles.
On by-laws-J. L. Blum. Los Ange-
les; Sterling Price, Garden Grove; Prof.
A. L. Hamilton, Pasadena; E. H. Will
son, Los Angeles; E. A. Renfro, Dow
ney.
An interesting report of progress in
the east was read by Prof. A. L. HAM
ilton.
The question of where to hold the next
convention caused lively discussion.
Los Angeles, Pomona and Downey want
ing it. Los Angeles. however. captured
the prize. The date for the convention
The afternoon was taken up with a
debate upon the question of strikes.
An interesting essay was also read by
w. D. Nure OF Downey.
The evening session was held in the
Christian church, a large audience being
present The address was furnished by
Judge York. A quartette composed OF
the Misses Hail. Messrs. Palmateer and
Simpson rendered several excellent
selections.
THE Y. NJ. G. A. ENTERTAINS.
The members end friends of the Young
Mems Christian Association lyceum No.
500 gave a reception to the delegates,
the third semi-annual convention OF the
Southern California association OF the
Lyceum league OF America in the Bal.
moral parlors, Friday evening. After
Hamilton, president of the Pasadena
lyceum, gave the address OF welcome, TO
which J. H. Kelly, president Of the
Southern California association, respond
ed. j. Emmett Louthian then respond
ed to the toast. Conventions, W. B.
B. TAYLOR to Pasadena" and r. L.
Watt of Santa Ana to ''The Ladies'"
The company adjourned to the psrlor
where Miss Katie Nash read Part OF a
story written by Mrs. Grinnell, entitled
The G. B. of the L. L. A. After violin
solo by H. G. Simpson, Miss Nash re-
sumed the reading OF the story. Votes
of thanks were rendered to Mrs. Grin
nell for her story setting forth the
Lyceum league work. and to Miss Nash
for the pleasing style in which it was
read. and aleo to Mrs. j. Habbick for
her assistance in making the evening
pleasant. The reception closed by all
singing the national air.
THE CHURCHES.
Services will be held tomorrow in the
various churches "a follows:
Baptiet-Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. !;
morning church service at l / a. M, ser
mon by Rev. A. Glib of Chicago; young
peoples meeting at 6 80 p. m. and chill
dren's day services at 7 80 p. M. A cor
dial invitation TO all.
The First Spiritual society will meet
at G.. A. r hall Sunday at 2:30 ana 80
D. m. Lecture by John Briggs, inspira-
tional speaker. Clairvoysnt tests by
Mrs. D. E. Kemble of Los Angeles.
! Good music.
German Lutheran-Corner Vernon
and Walnut; Rev. Sanger; services ev-
cry Sunday at III O'CLOCK.
Presby s. H. Weller, d..
D., OF Los Angeles, will preach tomor-
row at both services.
Congregatonal-At the First Congre-
gational church preaching both morn
ing and evening az usual.
COMPANY B SHOOT.
The regular monthly shoot OF Com
pany B was held yesterday afternoon at
the Arroyo range. Corporal Lippincott
carried off fret honors and will wear the
medal for three months, with score OF
lis out of possible $50. Private Heiss
won second prize with SO points.
Following are the highest scores
Capt. Cook %, Lieut.. Collingwood "a,
Sergeant Case 36, Corporal LippincotI
40, Corporal Kenny 10, Corporal Garlick
IS, Private Griffith AZ, Private Heiss 30,
Private Clapp 20, Private Coty %, Pri'
waite Keyler So, Private Brown 50, Pri-
vate Barnwalt 30, Private Benton rs,
Music Brook So.
NOTES.
E. R. Braley and company WI erect
a business block on the property now
occupied by their fruit stand on South
RAYMOND avenue.
Howard Conger returned home yes
terday evening from an outing trip
through the northern part of the state.
An excellent musical programme was
rendered at the social given in the
Christian church last evening.
DR.. W. D. Turner will lead the meet
ing OF the Young Mems Christian asso'
citation Sunday afternoon at o'clock
in Strong's hall. Subject. Building.
Messrs. T. P. Lukens, w. f. Arthur
H. II. Rose. W. o. Swan, jr., and
j. S. Cox, com posing the Pasadena dele
gates to the state Republican conven'
ton, leave for Sacramento tomorrow
With such backing our local aspirants
in the Republican camp should come
out sure winners.
Rebearsals are going on splendidly fol
the entertainment to be given i'll tbs
opera house on the Goth for the benefit
OF the Athletic club. The athletic wofE
| nranaisas tn ba vary interesting Ma tbs