The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-24
PASADENA.
A Pleasant Concert-W ashin gton's Birth
dav Celebration.


P.sAnRNA. Feb. 23.-The Universalist
church choir, assisted by the Students
Glee club, Kyle ousrtette and others,
gave very enjoyable concert in the
Uniyersalist church this evening. under
the direction Of Prof. o. w. Kyle.
The large auditorium was we'll filed
With q very representative audience,
which thoroughly enjoyed the excel
lent programme rendered.
Miss Lilo Reese and Mrs. 0. w.
KYLE acted as accompanies in render
inc the following programme:
with sheathed Swords, Costa-choir and Glee
Wsnderer' 8 Night Song, Lenz-Kyle Qusrtette.
Dost Thou Know thai Fair Land2 Thomas
Legend Of the Rhine, smsrt-student's Giee
List List. the cherubic Host, Gaul-Miss Carter.
Miss CLANCY, Mrs. Green. Miss Bosley and o.
Charity Girls, scene from Billie Taylor, sclo-
mon-Grace Monroe. Klla Bonner, Blanche
Witherell, Winnie Reese Bessie Richards, Ella
Lowry, Maud Keyes, Lettice McCord. slossie
Pearce and Lila Dalrymple.
The Belfry Tower, J. L. Hatton-Miss CLANCY.
Mrs Green, Messrs. Gates and Swerdhger.
storm and sunshine. Dudley Buck-o w.
Song Of the Triton, Molloy-Choir and Giee
Calm Be Thy slumbers, Bishop-Kyle Quar-
tette.
AT THE PAINTER.
Washington's birthday wac celebrated
BY the guests Of the Painter in right
royal fashion last evening.
The Dramstic club furnished a huge
amount OF amusement by the production
of The Mouse Trap and and The Bsggar's
Letter, both Of which pieces were put in
splendid shape and heartily enjoyed by
those present.
The dining room was very prettily
decorated for the occasion, flags being
used in great production. and across one
end temporary stage was put up and
used by the club.
The classical drama entitled The
Mouse Trap. was the frat on the pro-
9ramme and made decided hit. The
cast OF uhuractoIu was ss follows
Mrs. Amy somers. ..............M Mrs. w. G. Cady
Mrs. Curwen- -.-.-.--..-----.. MIS-. Nelne DAVIS
MIS- Bemls .-'--..; MIs Snaion,s
Mrs Miller ..--..-..--.--- MRS. e. l. ecofeld
Mrs. Agnes Roberts --...--.--ss:;...- Miss Nixon
Wills Wills camp6si, Esq. Louis Mcfarland
Ther arious parts were admirably
playing considerable real dramatic tai
emit.
The Beggar's Letter, which was given
as IN after piece. and warmly received,
was produced with the following cast:
Miss Phillis Hargrave. $500. Miss I. A. Meeker
Mrs rockingham. .-........s- Mrs W. G. Cady
Kitty. Mrs. nconeld
MI. Richard Eaton. l. bcoheid
Following the entertainment the
young people enjoyed social hop till a
late hour.
The social life OF the Painter ia one of
the drawing attractions to this popular
house. 1t Ii seldom that an evening
passes without something in the way Of
amusement going on.
PROGRESSIVE WHIST.
Hotel Green WAS the scene Of q very
pretty social event last evening in honor
of the birthday Of the father of our coun-
try.
In response to invitations large mum.
Der of guests of the Motel and friends
gathered in the handsome music hall to
enjoy an evening with the ever popular
game of progressive whist.
The ladies were almost without ex-
ception attired in gowns modelled after
those Of the old colonial days, producing
very pleasing effect.
In honor of the event the hall had
been very effectively decorated with flags
and bunting. Over the entrance large
American flags were draped, strips Of
red, white and blue hung in graceful
festoons from walls to chandeliers.
Knots Of small flags were arranged under
the lights, and across the whole width
OF the stage were gathered flags to a
center behind large portrait OF Wash
tngton. From bunting rosetfes at the
sides Of the stage ran streamers that en-
circled the outer edge of the platform.
There were 10 tables in all, four head
prizes, four progressive prizes and four
consolation prizes. The two gentle
mems prizes were captured by Prof.
Lowe and DR.. Prettie; while Mrs.
Barker and Mrs. Hartwell were the
lucky ones on the ladies' side.
Prizes for gentlemen we're awarded
Mr.. Donell and Mr.. Mitthoff, and the
ladies' to Mrs. Roche and Mrs. Arnold.
All the prizes were handsome souvenirs
and will be highly priced by the for
tunste winners.
YOUNG PEOPLES PARTY.
A very pleasant party was given BY
Miss Edith Rand yesterday afternoon &
large number Of her young friends
She was assisted in entertaining by Mrs
Msrwin, Mrs. Cloud, Miss orion, Mis-
Burnham, Mrs. Rand and Mrs. Clsy.
pool. who saw that the young people en-
joyed themselves
Those present were: Misses Emil,
Stanton. Helen Daggett, Marian Towne
Sarah Coleman. Ruth Gardner, Lid
Conger, Teresa Cloud, Rebecca Grinnel Ii
Mary Grinnell. Ethel der, Mimi
Wood, Edith Rowland, Virginia Row
land, Ethel Randall, Anne Whitmore
Cora Eidred, Emma Claypool. Fay CLAY
pool, Agnes Hodge. Altha Meharry, AL
line Vallette. Margaret Greble, Bessi
Roberts, Anita Root, Louise Hugus an
Annette Hugus; Messrs. Oliver Pitcher
John Dsggett, Benton Towne, Charlie
Coleman, Guy Mckinney, Ray Congel
Donald McGilyray, Will Merwin, Arthu
Dodsworth, Elisha Eldred, Chas. Groea
beck, Fred Roche. Frank Roche, Chas