The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-28
Christian Endeavorers Enjoy a
Social Evening
FIRST AMATEUR MUSICALE
Grown City Social Club Opens the Season
Tomorrow
The Southern Pacific Line Open for Passenger
Business and the Electric Road Pro-
gres sing RapidIy-Brevities

PASADENA, Oct. 27.-The memb,r RS OF
tie Presbyterian Christian Endeavor So
cis,y spent most enjoyable time at the
home OF Mrs. Jacobs, ON Mary street,
Friday evening, in social conversation.
Cards were arranged upon which were
written names of flowers. These were
given to he young ladies, while the
voung men were mystifed with an assort-
.nent of cd letters, which they were
called upon to arrange into the names of
Aowera. When corresponding names were
found partners we're selected and the real
york of the evening began. The occa sion
Tas greatly enjoyed and amply fulfilled
its mission of aiding the young people to
become better acquainted.
The A. NJ. CLUB.
The Amsteur Musical club, which was
Organized bout two weeks ago, and COM
Drises about twenty young people, held
Its first musicale Friday evening at the
home OF Miss Fanny Blatenburg on
North Slarengo avenue. The following
program was rendered:
Piano duet-Misses Graves and Blaten-
burg.
Vocal solo-C. M. Thomas.
Piano solo-Miss Buckingham.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Ripley.
Ouartet--Misses and Messrs. Thomas.
Vocal solo-Harry Blstenburg.
The remaining part of the evening was
apent in social games and oartaking of
Fetreshm ents. The club will meet fort
nightly
BREVITIES.
The third degee in Masonry was con-
lerred up0on prominent citizens at Ma
sonic Temple Saturday evening.
John Sharp, formerly of Pasadena, has
been engaged by ProfessorLowe to man.
age and edit the Mount Lowe Echo this
winter.
Miss Ney was exhibiting water colors
at her studio in the Wooster block Satur-
day.
4 party of ten went to Martins camp
Saturday morning.
Rev. W. g. Stephens OF Los Angeles
will be in attendance at the regular
monthly meeting of the alliance on Mon
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Chicago
Lawn.
A marriage license was issued to George
Frank, aged q, native of England and
resident of San Jose, and Margaret Nor
ris, aged %, native of England ana
resident of Pasadena.
The Crown City Social club. which has
not been giving any parties of late, will
open the season with a social dance next
Tuesday evening at kramer's hall.
Roland Miller ana Miss ILLUS Peck
will be- married Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. Il. Whitmore has returned from
the east.
A. f. Leonard left on the 26th instant
for Springfield, Mass.
l.. 4. Fisher, formerly editor of the
Santa Monica Outlook and a well-known
newspaper man of Southern California,
is visiting here.
The Southern Pacific expects to open
its line for passenger business on the
3Oth instant Their service will consist of
nine trains each way, arranged so as to
make it convenient as posi- BILE for the
travelling public
Day before yesterday Superintendent
W. d. Larrabee and Colonel L. p. Han
sen made an experimental trim over
pleted portion of the Pasadena and Pa
ciic electric line, taking couple of new
cars from this division over tna road in
successful style.
The Southern California Baptist ami
versaries are to meet with the Baptist
church Of this city on the 18TH 14th and
10Th of Novem Der. This will bring to-
gether large mum Der of Christian work
ers from all over the southern part of the
state and the public generally is invited
to attend the meetings.
Manager John F.. Bragg of the firm of
Bragg Miller, amusement managers,
has just completed arrangements with
lechnic institute to take charge of a
grand star entertainment COURSE to be
given this season in PASADENA at the NJ.
Il. tabernacle.
A party including Misses Florence
Young, Cooke, Carpenter, Button of Los
Angeles and the Misses Cowan, Messrs.
Granger, Clarke, Hutchlns. Prinz, Simon
and Caldwell chartered Wiley & Greely's
six-in-hand coach and attended the races
in Los Angeles SATURDAY.,