The herald., 1894-06-18
PASADENA.

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An Unique Bupper-Notes.
PASADENA, June 1.-THE cantata The
Flower Queen. which 10 to be presented
at the nj. E. Tabernacle Friday evening
next and Saturday afternoon, under the
direction OF Prof. G. M. Cole, will
doubtless be one Of the events oil the
year. Seventy-6ve young ladies and
misses will participate. The HERALD
presents for the first time complete
list OF participants, preceded by the
argument:
The flowers meet in a secluded dell in
the forest to choose their queen. A per-
son discontented with the world, seeks
in the same place retirement from it's
cares and disappointments. The flowers
tell OF love and duty, and the recluse-
learning that 80 fill we'll the station
allotted by providence, is to be happy
resolves to return again 10 usefulness
and contentment among her fellow
creatures.
Personifications Recluse. Flora Boil
linger; rose, Elizabeth Jones; sunfiower,
Ruth Brown; crocus, Ruth Coe; dahlia,
Helen Forbes; heliotrope, Annie Ban
mister; lily, Mamie Shaffer; dandelion,
Ada Cogswell; hollyhock. Goldie Rib
BILE; japonica, Helen Brown; violet,
Madgs Darlington; mignonette, Florence
Bannister; tulip. Jessie Monfort
touch-me-not. Berta Rankine.
Poppies--Zola Pinney, Verda Faw-
cett Nellie Bascom, Clara Hevdenreich,
Ruth Kellogg. Annie Baker, Edna Hol.
brook, Grace Barnett.
therbells-Dsisy French, Alice
Johnson, Florence McCorke, Flossie
Nickerson, Florence Porter, Jennie Nc.
Lean. Lille White, Lulu Thornberg.
Queens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hol-
man, Grace Porter, Helen House,
Eleanor Rand.
Chorus Maud Eyestone, Ina Stevens,
Florence Brent. Fannie Pesrce, Amy
Lacey, Matte Lamon. Agnes Johnsto n,
Stella Darling, Ida Doty, Clara Pennel,
Abbie Cogswell, Susie Shaffer, Lillian
Morse, Ethel Graves, Lizzie Menden-
hall, Mary Phelps, Amy Doty, Clara
Johnston. Lima Mcdonald, George
White, Retta Boyd. Essie Chase, Flor
ence Brown. Mary Morse, Jessie Wood,
Emma Young, Carrie Stanton, Amelia
Rand, Alta V. Jones, May Barnhart,
Myrtle Stevens. Lucy Buckminster, Jes-
Jessie Malona, Grace Magee.
Accompanies - Mrs. II. Holbrook,
Mrs. F. s. Wallace, Mr.. Frank S. Turner.
| UNIQUE AFFAIR.
On Tuesday evening next the ladies OF
the First Presby terrain church will give
a progressive supper in the church par
lors at O'Clock. A string orchestra
will be In attendance, and jolly time
is promised all who attend. The pro-
gressive part of the supper is being kept
q dead secret by the ladies, difficult as
such thing might seem to be-. How
ever, an excellent spread is vouched for,
and for the rest the gentlemen will be
willing to trust to luck. An invitation
is extended to all.
KICK.
It would seem that the building con-
tractors in many cases take up deal
mere of the public highway than ia nee
sary. This is especially noticeable on
East Colorado, where, in front OF new
block, over half OF the street has been
taxed possession OF. Two car tracks
take up great portion of the remainder
Of the street, leaving the travelling pub
lie only little more than the gutter to
get along with. While every advantage
should be given to improvers, it seems
that if little more care were used the
contractors might get along with much
less room.
A special service was held in the
Music hall at Alham bra this afternoon.
led by Rev. Florence Kollock of this
city. A number drove over from here
to attend.
The young people OF the Universalist
church will give a lawn social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon, on
| Orange Grove avenue, Monday evening,
June 25th.
Rehearsal for the Athletic club enter
tainment was held in Williams hall
last evening. One of the prominent
features Of the programme will be the
pyramid work In which Is young men
will take part. A number OF cur leading
society and business men will partici-
pate.
| Rev. Florence Kollock breaches her
last sermon at the Universalist church
next Sunday prior to the closing of the
church for two months.
Mr.. DeBerry, formerly with Charles
Meek, druggist, in this city, has ac-
copied position to take charge OF q
store in San Jacinto, and left for that
place yesterday.
The address of Judge York before the
Y. M. @. A. lyceum convention Satur-
day evening in the Christian church
was listened to with much pleasure by
large audience.
A special meeting OF the parish of the
Universalist church will be held on
Wednesday evening, the Goth, when the
selection OF pastors for the coming year
will be made. There is no doubt but
that Rev. Florence Kollock, the present
associate pastor, will be called for the
coming year. The work accomplishe
by her during the pgst year has been of
such gh character that the church
cannot afford to let her 20 elsewher
Raw. DIR. Congsr. the present pastor, has
bsen unable to assume active charge
duling the pas year on account of his
health, ana IL has become necessary tor
him to take complete rest for some time.
"Many of the citizens OF Rainsville.
Ind, are never without a bottle OF
Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy in the
house," says Jacob Brown, the leading