The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-27
PASADENA.

Electric Road NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oer-
vices-Locsi Events.
Pasadena, May 26. 1t begins to look
as if after these many years OF waiting
the long promised electric road between
this city and Los Angeles is an assured
fact. Work at this end Of the line 10
being carried on in most energetic and
business like manaer. The Fair Oaks
line has been transformed into an cleo
trio road. go far as the track is con-
eerned, ever the entire distance south vi
Colorado street.. and poles have been set
good portion OF the way. 1t is claimed
by those back OF the scheme that the
line will be in full operation between
the two places in less than two months.
The successful carrying out OF the
present plans means much to Pass-
dena. 1t is the intention. as soon after
the Los Angeles communication is COM
pleted as poss lille. to change all
OF the local street railways
to electric roads. The Consolidated
Electric people have already secured
control OF all the horse car lines and
will be In position to carry out their
plans at once. The system when once
in operation cannot fail to greatly in
crease real estate values in this city,
especially in outside property now on
car lines. 1t Is also likely that several
new lines will be built by the electric
people to residence districts not now
reached by street car lines.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Al IL
Preaching both morning and evening.
Instead OF the usual evening service q
twilight service" ia held beginning at
6:30
The G. A. r. and its allied patri-
otto orders will attend the Univer-
salist church tomorrow. Rev. Florence
L. Koilock will deliver the memorial
address.
AT the Christian church-T. d. Gsrvin
will preach morning theme. The Secret
OF the Power OF the Gross OF Christ
evening theme, The Only Possible Plat
form OF Christian Union.
The First Spiritual society OF Pasadena
meets vice every Sunday in G.. A. r.
hall East Colorado street. Afternoon at
$3.50, lecture: Our Buried Heroes even.
ing, at 80, lecture: Dreams and Their
Cause.
First NJ Z. church--Sunday school at
$3.50 a. M. sermon by the pastor, Rev.
Clark Crawford, at III a. M, subject,
The Secret of the Highest Wisdom - Its
Source; Junior League, p. m; Ep-
worth League, 6:I5; sermon by pastor
at 80 p. M, subject, he Secret Inter
view.
@. E. Miles will lead the meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian association
Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock ia
Strong's hall subject, Am My Broth
er's Keeper? Young men invited.
AN ENDEAvoR SOCIAL.
The Union Christian Endeavor social
held at the Presbyterian church last
evening was one OF the most largely at
tended affairs of the kind ever held by
the organization. Over 200 memb ere
and friends were present and most en-
joyable social evening was passed. An
excellent inpromptu programme was
rendered, thanks to the energetic work
of Mr.. Monfort in getting the talent to.
gether. The music included piano solos
by Miss Flora Bsnbury and Mr.. George
Bockotf, recitation by Mics lie Bar,
piano duets by Miss Wickens and Miss
Goodwin, Miss Hall and Miss Under
wood.
NOTES.
Newton s. Leithead, OF the Star,
returned this morning from six weeks
outing up the coast, including stops at
San Francisco, Portland and Seattle.
Mr.. Fred Davis, OF the auditing de-
partment of the Rock Island railroad
it Chicago, Is spending a months va
patton in this CITY, the guest of Mr..
hnd Mrs. Raymond OF North Euclid
Rvenue.
The Painter hotel closes for the sum-
inner on Monday next, after one OF the
knost prOspe seasons in its history.
The house Is dessrvedly popular under
3the management OF Mr.. Painter.
The handsome residence OF Mr.. Harry
10. Allen, recently completed on North
Euclid avenue, is one of the most per-
3fectly appointed homes in the city. Mr..
! Allen took a great personal interest in
Supervising its construction, and is GER
tainiy to De congratulated upon the
results attained.
The following party composed OF en-
3ployees OF tbs Pennsylvania railroad viz
ited Echo mountain yesterday: Mr..
and Mrs. W. Martell, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shreve OF Camden, N. j.. Mr.. and
MRS. III. Wortheeker, Sommsrs Point,
! N. j.; Chas. Clendsnning Camden. N.
D.; II. E. sandusky, Erie, Pa; Mr..
knd Mrs. ]. ii. Welchers, Pittsburg,
Pa; W. A. Sandnsky, II. f. Mayer,
Erie, Pa; @. r. Brooks and II. L. Will
son, passenger conductors on the West
Jersey railroad.
Tue following Pasadena students at
Stanford university. arrived home this
Gorning to spend their summer vaca-
ion; Misses Mach, Wood aud Hodgson.
dessra. Rolla Manahan, Carl Durrell,
parl Thomas, Paul Fife, Chas. Hill,
1eo. Baldwin and G. I. Hodgson.
Prot. Q. III. Keyes. Robt. Allen and
} Policy will act az reception com
iittee at the social hop given by the
hroop Polytechnic Tennis club at Ho-
Green, Tuesday evening next.
On Friday evening next the Young
fople's Saciety of the Presby terian
uroh will give a social in the church