The herald., 1895-11-25
ROSES AND ROLLCK|NG
The Crown of the Valley on
the First of January
THE WORK OF PREPARATION
The Features of the Parade Will Be
Unequaled
1eeting of tie Amateur nusicaI CIub-New
New Presbyterian Church Organ,
i5ed-News Notes
HE WORK OF PREPARATION

PASADENA, Nov. 24.-The LIST OF Jan
uary will be gala day for Pasadena.
The members OF the tournament Of roses
COM mittee are keeping the matter before
the public, and their efforts are being en-
ergetically seconded by the many and
various organ ,zations, corporations and
individuals that will sake part in the pa
rade, while the bicycists are pushing
the work on their grounds, SO that they
will be ready to give the race meet in
the afternoon. The track IS now COM
pleted and work will soon be under way
on the fence enclosing their gounds.
The boys are enthusiastic over the pros
pect OF having a big attendance and as
Southern California.
AS for the tournament pagent in the
morning, it is expected that there will
be some unique features eclipsing any
thing heretofore given.
The Mount Lows company has been
enrolled as a member of the association
and Will probably take quite a prominent
part in the parade. PHI k-arney camp,
sons OF Veterans, will enter turnout OF
some sort, and the boys are puzzling
their brains to think of something that
Will Iap.u o priz,.
The guest Of tae Spalding held meet
ing ON Friuay ever ing and decide to take
pat III the tournament, appointing a
com m ittee to make arrangements to that
end.
1T IS to be hoped that all who can are
growing large quantity OF flowers, for
they will be in -reat demand, ana all
Varieties should be represented that it is
POSSIBLE to grow at this season
MEETING OF I'll E A. NJ. CLUB.
The Amateur "usical club held its
meeting Friday evening at the residence
of Mr.. Charles r. Thomas on Msrengo
avenue, anu the following progra m was
rend, red:
Piano solo, Lohengrin Fantasia, Miss
Dean: vocal solo, Doris, Miss Thonas
vocal solo. Wnen My Rover Comes Agli i,
he Pleasure seekers, Miss a.enbnrg;
lAnies' quartet, Breezes of The Night,
Mrs. Wynn, Mss Thomas, Miss Howe,
Miss Grace Thomas; vocal solo, After
wards, G. NJ. lh.ma'.
After the program social games and ex-
Cellent refreshments were III order.
NOTES
Still another church has been added to
Pasadena's already large number. The
United Presbyterian church was organ
lied lodav in G. A. 4. hall, which will
be the meeting place for the new churc
| for the present. There were som ethine
over twenty members who formed the
| new oreanizat on, under the LEADERSHIP
of E. :. Nick ittrick ID. d., late of A lie
ghany Pa. Mr.. McKittrick, who was
pastor OF large church in Allegheny,
will conduct tie services for the present.
Persons hav ne clothing. provisions or
fuel to oisIu Use Of to the charity orpaniza-
tiun will be informed where to place 1t
ton ap, lica ion to }. "A. Buchanan, presi-
dent Of the soci ty. at his Office at the
city hall.
The sunday school canvass was taFen
MP ON saturday, but many OF those ap-
pointed to help with the work failed TO
get around when the time came. Hence
there were My 1876 oanvassers to do the
work. instead of the much lar er num-
bei arranged for. lie canvdssers were of
huth SEXES, and as q rule met with cheer
full and ready rasJoi seS to their gu S.
tiuns, though there were some who re-
sented the inquiries regarding their
| church mem befsh and as to whether
| their children attended Sunday school,
| etc. The full results of the count will not
| be known for a day or two yet, as there
| has not been time to taoulate the figures.