The herald., 1894-12-23
CROWN OF THE VALLEY NEWS,
The Annual Charity Ball a
Coming Event.
\ Social Entertainment at Grove
Hill.
The Pickwlck club Entertaius - Blind
Tom Plays-soclsl Eveuts.
News Note.

PASADENA Dec 22.-The Charity Organiza-
tion society is hard at work on arrangements
for the annual charity ball, which will be
given as last year, in the dining room OF Hotel
Greel.
Mr.. Buchanan, president OF the society, and
the lady board of directors, have the matter in
hand, and from appearances the coming ball
will surpass anything OF the kind heretofore
attempted. 1t will without doubt be the soci-
ETY. event of the season. The magnificent
dining room of Hotel Greet is a splendid place
for the ba ], adding much to the pleasure OF
the event.
The committee in charge announces the fol.
lowing list OF patrob besses: Mrs. L. +. Hurlbut
Mrs. Il. II. HUI, Mrs. C. f. Holder. Mrs. James
North, Rev. Florence Kollock. Mrs. Della Cut.
ter, Mrs. William Stanton.
The following gentlemeenn en- VIII act act as f foor
Hertel, q. W. Bell and f. J. Policy.
.ta THE YATMAN SERVICES.
The following programme will be carried
out at Evangelist Yatman's meeting tomorrow
Sunday evening.
AT NJ. f. CHURCH
q 80 a. m.-sunrise prayer meeting.
900 q. m.--special Sunday school service
led by Mr.. Yatman.
II 100 a. m.-preaching by Mr.. YatmGn
z 30 p. m.--Junor league.
$50 y. IN. Mems mass meeting. Theme,
6:l5 p. m.-Young peoples meeting
$3.50 p. m.--The farewell sermon. Subject,
Pathway OF Life Illust ated.
AT BAPTIST CHURCH
500 D. m.-Service led by Mr. Yatman.
AT coNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
GIG D. m.-Service led by Mr.. Yatman,
There wi I've u Christmas love feast at 10
O'Clock Christmas morning at the NJ Il. church,
At I 80 o'clock p. m. on Tue day there will
he jubilee service at the NJ. f. tabernacle.
Good music, Address by Mr. Yatman.
MISS STANTON ENTERTAINs.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanton gave a most enjoya bic
par at the home Grace hi last evening
to their daughter. Emily. The guests were
all young people, mostly of tn, Columbia Hill
Tennis club Dancing furnished the principal
amusement OF the evening, music being fur
nlshed by Lewinsky's orchestra.
Following is list of those present; Helen
Daggett, Edith Rand ruth Gardner. Sarah
coleman, Louise Fuqua, Nette Hugus,. Vir-
nam, Alice Markham, Altha Meharry. Bessie
ROBERTS, Anne Whitmore, Mamie Perce, Anne
McCllntock, Ethel Randall Marion 1owne,
Marion Armstrong, Teresa Cloud, Franc Bolt,
Llda longer, Robert Stimson. Burton Towne,
FRED Roche Volney Craig, Jack Craig, Charlie
Te Toleman' n,, John Daggett, Don McGilvary,, Lou
Kay 1onger; Arthur Dodworth, Page Randall,
Ben poge, Elisha Eldred Guy Mckinney, wal
Ter blo1get, Charles Groesbeck, Margaret
Greble,, Blossom Vallette, Mary Vajen, Georgia
Roche.
THE PicKwIcKs ENTERTAIN.
The ladies' night given by the Pickwick club
last evening was very pleasant affair. There
was large attendance of club members and
ladies. VIII furnished the principal amuse-
ment OF the evening, and was qui te generally
joined in by those present, the play being
spirited and the prizes well co tested for Mrs.
W. j. Pierce captured the first lad IS prize and
Mr.. Dave Permar the first gentemaIi's prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. Kendall were rewarded with
the BOBBY prizes. Dainty refreshments were
event was most happy one. The pickwick
club Is one OF the issSss progre sive organiza-
lions In the city, and is rapidly gaining in