The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-02
PASADENA.


Social.
PASADENA, May las before COM
mented upon by the HERALD, our once
spirited board Of trade seems to have
fallen into evil ways, and indeed is In
danger OF going to sleep and never wax
ing up. The annual meeting OF the
members and directors was called last
week for the purpose of electing new
directors and trRnsacting considerable
other business, but, sad to relate, not 10
members could be gathered together at
one time and the meeting still hangs
FIRE. Another attempt will be made to
hold the meeting tomorrow afternoon,
at 4 O'Clock, when it is to be hoped there
will be good sized turnout OF MEM
bers. The city cannot afford to let the
board OF trade die or fall back to the
condition it was in when reorganized
about year ago. 1t has been and will
continue to be OF much benefit to the
city in general and deserves support.
MAccABEE ENTERTAINMENTS.
The reception and social given in G.
A. R. hall last evening by the Ladies OF
Che Maccabees, says the Star. drew to
the hall about as many people as is
could comfortably contain. The organi-
cation itself numbers about So ladies,
who are active in its interests and who
generally manage to make their social
gatherings very interesting. Last even
ing's social was signal illustration of
this fact. A large portion of the 100 or
more members of the Knights Of the
Maccabses we're present, as we'll as
many outsiders.
The ladies had very tastefully deco
rated the hall for the social, using roses
in great profusion and in variety of at
tractive forms. Johnson'H orchestra and
the Pasadena Mandolin club were pres
emit to enliven the evening with music,
the former furnishing that for the
dancing, which occupied great part of
the evening. Whist was also patron
lied by some OF the guests, and all man.
aged to do justice to choice refresh
ments OF ice-cream, cake and lemonade.
Partners for the table we're selected by
the apron and necktie device, which
created no little amusement. In addi-
ton to the orchestral music. Mr.. L. III.
Buchanan entertained the company
with some good vocal solos.
Mrs. Conrad is the executive officer OF
the hive Gas the lodges of the L. o. T.
M. are called) and a committee com.
posed OF Mrs. P. o. Prince. Mrs. Eye.
stone, Mrs. Slater. Mrs. Plant, Mrs.
Conrad and Mrs. Fushia did splendid
service in preparing for last evenings
meeting.
Tonight the newly organized tent Of
the Maccabees at Long Beach give an
entertainment, which will be attended
by number of ladies and gentlemen
from this city, and next week Tuesday
alarge delegation of Knights will go to
the same place to conduct initiatory
work for the new tent.
PROF. COLES RECITAL.
A musicale was given at the NJ. e.
tabernacle, last evening, by the pupils
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Cole. The pro-
gramms, was we'll arranged, the selec.
tions being of a superior order and we'll
executed. There was q large attend
ance of friends and invited guests of the
pupils present. The programme was rs
follows:
Study-Ethel Veach.
Etude-Florence Brent.
Rondo-Rachel Harris.
Berenade-Bertha Bollinger.
Vocal duet, Pinsutu--Misss Coe ana Magee.
March, Anschutz-Miss Scovil
Piano duet Kollihg-Misses Uowen.
Sonata, Heethoven--Miss Riggs.
queens march, Lamparu--MlSs CalTtus
Waltz, Bergmuller-Miss McBan.
Tourbillion, aodbeck-MiSs Magee.
Romance, Lichner-Mrs Blue.
Song without Words, Mendessohn - Miss
Cowen.
Vocal. The Holy City, Adams-Miss Bunker.
Sonata No. 2, Beethoyen-Miss Martin.
Cachuca Caprice, Raff--Miss Coe.
Hiolian harp, sydney Bmith-Mrs. Parker.
The song That Reached My Heart, Jordan
Mrs. Chicken.
La Gazella, Kullak--Miss Bunker.
Moroccan, Neutrality-suspicious. Ptnney.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Downs were
very pleasantly surprised last evening
when party OF friends dropped down
on them in q body and proceeded to take
complete possession. The cause OF the
call was the fact that Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Downs had been married ex actly five
years, and according to time-honored
custom the celebration Of their wooden
wedding was due. The evening was
passed very pleasantly by the 20 or more
guests present. Refreshments were
served, following the games, music, etc.
The presents were numerous and uHeful,
and the evening will long be remem-
bered pleasantly by those fortunate
enough to be present.
N NOTES.
II. FL. Rose LETT today for San Francis
co, where he will attend meeting of
the Republican state central committee,
and incidentally look after some private
business matters.
Mrs. II. l.. Johnson will leave next
week for visit to the northern part of
the state incudinV a atom at San Franz