The herald., 1894-09-16
PASADENA.


meeting of the Young Peoples Chris
tan Endeavor union was held last even
ing in the parlors OF the Presbyterian
church. The union comprises the En-"
deavor societies in the various churches
OF the city. A large number were in at
tendance lset evening. All the differ
ent societies were we'll represented and
much interest was taken in the proceed
inge.
Prof A. L. Hamilton, president OF the
union, was not present, and Mr. W. ii.
Parker presided in his place.
The meeting opened with devotional
service, which was participated In by all
present.
Following the regular order OF busi-
ness officers we're elected as follows: e.
G. REYNOLDS Of the Friends church, presi-
dent; w. N. Campbell OF the Presbyte-
rian church, vice -president; Miss Clsrice
Hall OF the Christian church, secretary ;
d. NJ. Muford OF the Friends church,
treasurer.
A short literary and musical pro-
gramme followed the election, compris
ing q violin solo by Miss Martha Ihomp-
son a vocal duet 10y Miss Alice Dane and
Miss Grace Duarant, and vocal trio by
the Misses Hall.
The union, since its organization, has
accomplished much good in bringing
the young workers OF the various
churches together and assisting them
Ia carrying on their work.
THE CHURCHES.
Nj. e. church-Sunday school OF 8 sc
o. M; morning sermon at IL, subject,
The Christian Vision; Junior league q,
8 o. m.; Senior league devotional a,
6:l5 p. E. evening sermon st Z 30,
What Christianity Does ior Ua-Foul
Things.
Universalist-Rev. Florence E. Kol-
lock, pastor; subject OF sermon, God
and the Human Soul; vestsy service
1880; subject. Things Old and New
leader, j. b. Gaylord.
Presbyterian Services morning ant
evening, conducted by the pastor; Sab
bath school at 8 ;45 a. M. Y. P. S G. E.
at 80 p. m; Junior society DIT 3 :3t
p. m.
First Congregational-Proi. @. G. Bald
win of Pomona collegs will preach il
this church both morning and evening
Chrstian-Corner Fair Oaks avenue
and Mary street. Rev. Fl. K. Batemal
OF Santa Paula will preach tomorrow
morning and evening.
Y. NJ. C. A.--The Young Mems Chris
tian association will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
In Strong's hall.
Rev. R. NJ. Webster will preach in G
A. II. hall, East Colorado street, Sun
day at 8 p. m. All are invited.
UNIvERsALlsT ENTERTAINMENT.
On Tuesday evening next an enter.
tainment will be given by the youni
people OF the Universaist church in the
vestry OF the church. Refreshment
will be served following the program me
which will consist az follows. The pro
ceeds will go to the church furnshin
fund.
eolo-Prof o. w, Kyle
Select on--Di smond orchestra.
Violin solo-Prof. Meme.
Resding-Mr. Cotfi1.
Bolo-Pi of. Y. W. Kye.
violin solo-Arthur Dodworth.
Reading-Mi-s G. Pearl.
Vocal soIo- Miss Stoutenburg.
Observation-Disclosures Quartette and Mandolin
club
THE PRoHBiTloNIsrs ENrHusE.
A well attended Prohibition meetin,
was held in Williams hall this evening
The rally was the fret event OF tn,
kind held by the parry here this year
Addresses were made by Hon. j. NJ
Glass, chairman OF The state ceutra
committee oI the Prohibition party, sn,
Dr. Stephen Bowers. editor OF the Cali
iornia Voice. Both gentlemen enter
tanned their hearers very nicely.
COMPANY B ON DECK.
Company B, in conjunction with th
National guard ot this section generally
han received an invitation to participate
ba No hrit IL, In hat inn ut ca
The nice part of the affair is that all tn
expenses OF the boys will be provide,
for, including free transportation to an,
from San Diego. Captain Cook report
that he expects at least 40 men will G,
down. The company will leave tn
morning of the 27ta on the 07 SAINT
Fe train.
Mrs. Stanley and daughter OF Nortl
Fair Oaks returned from Catalina today
Mr.. Moore OF Glendora, who has beel
spending the summer on the Island, re
turned home today.
iA J. w. Fairba and family OF Chicag
iiars uuartered here Tor the winter, at "a
3 nth MarengO avenue.
70 Prof. and Mrs. 9. L. Holder returne
from Catalina today
Our popular street uperintendent, A
J. Buchanan, ia suffering with heay
cold,
Mr.. Charles King will sing at tn
Iresbyterian church OF Sunday morn
ing.
A large party took in the moonligh
excursion TO Echo mou a tain this even
ing.
Robert Callngwood is back from
extended stay az Long Beach.
Frank Orr returned from Catalina to
day, after 8 two weeks' stay on tn
island
Four Mexicans we're brought in fror
La Csiiada today by Constable Slate,
charged with petty larceny. The case
were set for hearing next week befor
Juatice Merriam.
meeting VIII ba held at the home {
John Allen, 100 Esst v alnut street, O
Monday evening. Tor the purpose Of or