The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-28
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tainment by Mr.. Benjamin q. Chaplin at
the NJ. E. tabernacle last night was highly
| pleas by the programme. The dramatic
| interpreter rendered the comedy of the
Merchant of Venice in excellent form. inn
personating eleven characters in q three
act play. Besides this there were other
selections, equally well portrayed.
The Lyceum league held al interesting
session last evening, the subject of debate
being, "Resolved. that the United States
should effectually interfere in behalf of the
Armenians." Afiirma I'VE, Professor Ham
alive, William Campbell, r. II. Fulton,
lex Craig. The judges decided in favor
of the ne Sative side.
Company L is to have reading room il
the people of Pasadena will come forward
with help in the form of books, subscrip-
tons to periodicals and the like. At pres
ent there is no place that the boys can
spend their leisure in 1t is hoped that cit
liens will encourage the project.
Dr. l.. W. Frary installed the officers of
Corona lodge, F. and A. NJ, last evening,
and work was subsequently Performed in
the frat degree. The new officers are E.
C. Grim h, w. M; W. L. Wotkyns, S. W. :;
Dr.. F. E: Gaylord, J w.; E. II. May, SEC
rotary; ]. A: Jacobs. treasurer; \. W.
Bell, s. D.; c. w. Bell, J. D.; A. f. Fuller
and Wallace Gaylord, stewards; William
Shibley, marshal; DR.. Wyllis Hall, d. d.,
chaplain.
Messrs. Judd and Policy have returned
from t cir t.ip on bicycles to San Juan
Capistrauo, and report a fine time in the
enjoyment Of the Mexican sports on Christ
mas.
The Odd Fellows will commemorate their
tenth anniversary at the Methodist Episco-
pal tabernacle on the 30th. The members
vii march from their hall to the taber-
nacle, headed by the Pasadena brass band.
lille riding his bicycle past the corner
of Colorado sti eat and air Oaks avenue
this afternoon. shrewsbury Solomon col
lided with a passing vehic g and was thrown
to the .vement HIS head was somewhat
cut and he was attended By DR.. Nc Allister
The money which was collected by the
Pasadena ladies for the THANKSGIVING HER
AID has been devoted to a good purpose.
The merchants who subscribed the money
refused to have it refunded, and Mi $
Jewett hung the amount ($25) upon the
Christmas tree at Miss Cleveland's orph-
ans home, in South Pasadena.
j w. Pickering, arrested Yesterday for
drunkenness, paid fine of $3.50 in the re-
corder's court this morning
The festival of the recently organized
United PRESBYTERIAN church was held at the
residence of Rev. and Mrs. James kelso,
on South Ma lison street. The program
comprised:
Duet-Misses whitmore and Kelso.
Bible song No. AZ
PRAYER
Address OF welcome.
Response.
Piano solo Miss Anna Kelso.
Guitar solo-Mr. John Kelso
Kecitation-Miss Gerard Mccormick.
Recia ion Miss Al Jones.
Recitalion-Mss Frances Mccormick.
Recitation-Miss spear Stevenson.
Piano and fute solo-Miss Shaw and Mr..
More.
Two sales Of real estate are reported for
yesterday, one, lot 30, De'rez subdivision
on S. Lake street, consideration $1,000,
and the other part of lots 2 and 3 in
Mrs. Craig's subdivision, on S. Moline
street, consideration $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Beatty of Hack
ettstown, N. j., have arrived here TO spend
the winter. Mrs. Beatty was formerly
Miss Grace Woodhouse and is known to
MANY of our readers
Mrs. p. c. Baker is entertaining during
holiday week Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Reid of
the Belmont school for boys.
Frank !. Policy. Esq, read a paper be-
fore the Friday Morning club, Los Angeles,
on the art work of Aubrey Beardsley.
Mrs. DR.. Holman is visiting friends in
Riverside.
Judge H. w. Magee has returned from
his northern trip and has been confined 10
the house several days by illness.
Mrs. C. H. Keyes leaves Sunday for a
weeks visit in the northern part of the
state.
Miss Laurena Hansen, daughter of L. P.
Hansen, is at home from Irving institute
for the holidays.