The herald., 1894-04-22
PASADENA.

Roses
PASADENA, April 2l.-The second an
final performance OF the pageant of rose
was given at the opera house this after
noon to another overhowlng house.
The flowers had been replaced to
great extent and looked almost as fresI
as upon the first night.
The performance itself If possible wa
prettier than upon the first presentation
everything going of without hitch
After the performance flash ligh
photograph was taken of the entir,
pageant as it was arranged in the tab
leaux, and later the different dancers werD
taken separately on the lawn outside.
Owing to the late hour & number o
interesting features were crowded out o
Yesterdays report. The calling of Mrs
Dageett, the directress, before the cur
tain after the first act was particu-
larly graceful thing. This lady has as
sumed the task of directing the pageant
from the first, and a great deal OF its sue
cess must be attributed to her untirine
efforts. Much credit is also due to the
ladies who assisted so materially In the
decorations which added go much tC
the affair.
The music furnished by Lowinsky e
orchestra w1s excellent throughout, and
did much to make the pageant the COM
plete success it was. The stage settings
and management were very satisfactory,
for which Dave Coyle, The stage man
ager, is to be thanked.
The financial part of the pageant will
prove very satisfactory to the ladies of
the church, ss it is thought at least
$1,000 will be cleared.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
At the Baptist church preaching in
the morning by the pastor. O. E. Harris.
In the evening the services will be under
the direction of the Ladies' Mission cir.
Gle. Miss Nellie Fife, in full Japanese
costume, will deliver an address on
Japan. Misses Peck and Stoutenburg
will sing Gounod's beautiful duet. Glory
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Services will be held at the NJ. E.
church tomorrow as follows: 8 80 a. M,
Sunday school; II a. M, sermon by the
pastor, Rev. CLARK Crawford, on Through
the Temporal to the Eternal; p. m,
Junior Epworth league service; 6:I5 p
M, Epworth league devotional services;
7:30 p. M, sermon by the pastor, About
Young Men.
Sunday. April 22d, in G. A. R. hall,
the Spiritualists will hold meetings at
2:30 o'clock, Mrs. Seal will lecture on
the subject of Mediumship and How to
Develop 1t. At Z 80 O'Clock the subject
will be Re-incarnation and Its Necessi-
ties. Seats free; all are invited.
At the Universalist church, Rev. DR..
Conger, the subject in the morning will
be The New Religion. Evening service
OF song at 6 80. Subject at 7:3O, Am
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The Christian church, corner Fall
Oaks avenue and Mary street; L. v
Garvin, pastor. Morning theme, ChristE
Message TO the Seven Churches in Asia
Evening theme, The Unities.
J. Habbck will conduct the Y. NJ. @
A. meeting on Sunday afternoon il
Strong's hall at O'Clock; subject
Necessity OF Confessing Christ. Youni
men invited.
At the esbyterisn church there will
be morning and evening services con
Quoted by the pastor. Y. P. S. @. E. a
$3.50 pm; Junior society at $3.50.
At the First Congregational churcl
there will be preaching by the paste
both morning and evening.
NEW BUILDING ORDERED.
There was q fair-sized attendance
interested citizens at the meeting calle
Dy the school directors at Wilson higt
school building this afternoon. Th
meeting was called for the purpose
ascertaining the views Of the communi;
in regard to the erection of a new built
ing for the accommodation OF the publ
schools during the coming summer.
For the past two years the achoo
have worked under disadvantage, OV
ing to a lack of room, and have not bee
able to accomplish as good results
they otherwise would have done. III
directors atlast decided to submit u
question to the people as to whether
not an additional building should
erected, and the meeting today was f
that purpose.
The matter vas thoroughly discusst
and several speeches laYoring the mo-
were made before vote was taken.
was the unanimous wish OF those pre-
ent that an additional eight-room iran
school building be erected in the norti
east section of town, the cite to
purchased as soon as possible and wo
to be carried on at once. 1t WAS al
decided to purchase a site for q echo
building in the northwest section
town, but not to erect a structure upt
it at present.
estimates OF the probable cost mad
and to issue bonds to cover the expen
of the purchases.
THRoOP PLANS.
Prof. Keyes says that affairs are mo
ing along very nicely at the Throop i
stitute, and that from the generous W
in which citizens are subscribing to t
proposed 800, 900 endowment fund the
promises to be no difficulty so far ss t
financial part is concerned.
1t is necessary, in order that the go
work of the institution may not be r
tarded and the plans of its genero
founder carried out that this endo
ment fund be established.
A short time ago the directors donat
something over $4,000 toward the $50
required to put in the necessary n