The herald., 1894-12-01
PASADENA NEWS 10 DATE
TIE Pasadena Opera Company's
Performance.
Mr.. w. H. Pinney Receives Danger
GUS Injuries by = Horses Heels.
An opera Well Played by Amateur Per-
formers = Mise Mstoalrs Concert.
Local Notes and Personal
Mention.

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Penxanoe WAS given by the Pasadena
Opera club this evening to q good sized
audience, especially for second night
perfor nance. which are not usually large
drawing cards in Pasadena. Tho sue
cessful manner in which the club has
put on this opera assures them OF an
even larger support at future events OF
the kind. 1t 10 probable that number
OF operas will be given during the win
ter, the Miksdo being the next contem-
plated. The performance this evening,
II anything, went off smoother than ON
the first presentation, the choruses COM
ing out stronger. The p0liceman's
chorus was the favorite, Mr.. Kohler, 90
the captain, bringing down the house.
Mrs. Kendall, - the faithful piraticai
maid OF all work. was decided success,
carrying out the character to perfection.
Mr.. johnson, - Frederick, carried the
part through In good shape, but his
voice was not quito equal to the demand
upon it in solo work.
Mrs. Clspp, as usual, was the favorite
of the audience. Her costume Of white
eatin was very artistic production.
Professor Kyle was good a. usual, and
his powerful bass voice was hoard to
perfection in the solo, Am Pirate
King.
Mics Bertha Raymond. Miss Elizabeth
Jones and Miss Helen Forbes, daughter
of the major.general. all took their parts
we'll, especially Miss Raymond, who was
heard to good effect in several short
eolos. Taken as . whole the manage
ment and all connected with the opera,
are to be congratulated upon the very
successful production.
MUSICAL EVENING.
A concert was given by Miss Anna N.
Metcalf at the Presby terian church this
evening, assisted by local talent. The
programme rendered was 90 follows:
Torchlight March, organ solo, Guilmant-M
Eiith Haines.
Quartette, Madeleine, Roeckel-Miss Betcalf.
assio Kraus
a ce,eite, Newcomb: Lullaby. Luckstone-
Voc solo. selected-winHeld Blake.
Traviata Fantasie, northumberland
inte' mezzo from Csvalleria Rusticans. Mas
casni. violin obligato Anna v. Metcalf.
a Bsrceuse, spinney; b Gavotte from Mignon,
Thomas, organ solos, Il. Edith Hsines.
.Qiarlette, Cradle Song, Henry smart-Miss
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Mr.. W. H. Pinney. an aged gentle
men who lives ON North Marengo ave-
nue.. met with serious accident y ter
day afternoon. No one Was present
when the accident occurred and IL 10 not
known exactly how IL came about Mr..
Pinney at O'Clock went out to the
stable to take care Of the horse and in
attempting to lead the animal ont OF the
stable he became frightened and jerked
loose, and wheeling. kicked Mr.. Pinney
in the side. When found by members
OF the family short time afterward he
was unconscious, and upon q doctor be-
ing called in two ribs were found broken
and the body otherwise quite badly
bruised. The injuries were promptly
attended to and today the injured man
was resting quite easily.
EPwoRTH LEAGUE MEETS.
An interesting and we'll attended
meeting of the Epworth league was held
in the M. E. church last evening. The
Boys' Brigade orchestra was present and
furnished much entertainment during
the course of the evening, in addition to
. short musical programme, which was
carried out.
Over. $S5 was collected during the
evening for missionary purposes, from
among members OF the league, and it is
the intention OF the body to raise the
sum to $l05, being 30 cents for every
member. The Epworth lesgue in this
city is Q very live body of young Chris
tian workers and is accomplishing
much.
Mrs. +. E. Burnham 10 quite i'll.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sons OF
Veterans is arranging for an entertain.
ment in the near future.
The new steel vault for the Pasadena
National bank 10 being placed in posi-.
tion. 1t 10 very complete affeir.
The regular crowd Of vsgs were up
before Recorder Rossiter this morning,
Four we're given 10 days each and one.
who raised a disturbance, will linger
in the county Jail for % days.
The case OF the proryietors OF the Roy.
al bakery, charged with selling LIQUOR
CONTRARY to city ordinance, will have q
hearing before Recorder Rossiter tomor.
row morning ct 10 O'Clock. Mrs, Jones
nppenrs a prOs0cutinQ Vitneas