The herald., 1895-12-13
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| IN, thu ,urcpas ,uy of new su Is for lne ras.
adena Rand in order that 'od showing
may be III Ade in the tournanent OF roses
procession.
Kensington Place, this W, died OF con-
! tnption Ia .,i Angeles this morn"g'
Ths email ,s wi i be brought mere this att
ern ,On for in 'ertnent.
The co ,cert given by the ladies of the
the dependent Congregation at Il. or +.
h all last night was complete success III
every respect. The seats We're tnsuInc Gent
to &C 'nrnmodate the peopte.and additionai
O les were brought from q. A. hall. Inc
m isic a program carried out inctureu
voc II solo by George A. SwerdhRer. Duet
nv iss Ju ia D ,den and Professor y: N.
c ,ambers, a sony by Miss Grace LonRley,
eta Ie,u bv Miss E ina Gearhart. vocal
s,ib bv Professor hanbers, violin solo ny
| Pro e -sor NJ line, a duet by Miss l. 'ng'ey
| and Mr.. Swerdttger, a vocal sob by MI IS
| Ogden, and vocal trio bv Miss Long'ey'
| Professor Chambers and Mr.. Swerdliger.
| Miss Myrtle Webster acceptably hiieu the
| role of ancompanst.
The r, he ,rlal of the Mes slab last even
| ing at the Pas .ien. Cnoral society was
| participated in by visitors from the Treble
| Clef and from the Ellis club of Los An
geles.
| DR.. Page, Mr.. Winston. Whit Elliott,
| William Jones, DR.. w. h. Pirtle. g.. ii.
Crandall and others will enjoy wildcat
| chase with hounds on 5 iturday. Leaving
] Pasadena for El NJ nte at o'clock In the
morning. they will hunt till l aud partake
| of an elaborate dinner at L.
Through the generosity of the manage
| ment of the electric road, tn ladies OF the
| News and Working Boy home in LIS
| Angeles will have entue oh irge OF two
cars on the Pasadena and L 's Angeles
electric road OIL the l7th inst, the pro-
| ceeds to be turned over to the institution.
Look out for the decorated cars wren tax.
ing trip to the city OH Tuesday next.
| The coming entertainment OF the Adei-
phian society at the NJ. E. Tabernaci. will
include Mr. Ben c. Chaplin in the Mer..
chant of Venice presentation, consisting OF
| three acts an eleven characters. The
| play will be given december 26th.
Jake Moss and joe West. two hoboe ar
rested las, night, were given thirty days
| each in the recorders court this morning
Miss Ina Goodwin was engaged as or
| ganist of the Univers alist church at the
| meeting Of the trustee, last evening and
will begin her duties next Sunday. Au ex'
ceilent programme will be given by the
choir and organst.
1 Several freight cars sidetraked be
low the Southern Pacific depot broke loose
early this morning, and rapidly gaining
Roadway on the down grade, jumped thu
end of tbs track and piled up in the vicinit,
of Bellevue drive, delaying passengers fol-
couple of hours.
Aninterestillg feature of the Montclaii
Chlldren's Home meeting on Prld ~ even
ing in the G. A. r halt, will be the exhib
of thirty-ive or forty of the pictures oil
children who have gone out from the home
since the work began.
Peter Steil met with an accident thi'
morning at his stone yard, rolling a heav,
stone upon his hand, which crushed one o.
his fingers.
Galen Clark. the keeper and pioneer
settler of the Yosemite valley. is in thu
| city. He had not been here before fol
twenty wears. He spends tonight on Echo
mountain.
The executive committee of the twilight
club has changed the date for the mex
monthly meeting and banquet from thu
9th to the 26th of this month, so as no
to conflict with the date for the production
of the Messiah.
The L. L. A. met at Knight, of Pythias
hall, Arcade block. this evening.
The sale at G. A. r, hall next Saturda
afternoon by the ladies of the NJ. h. churc
is open to the public and is free.
Mrs. Ross Rahn, Mrs. j. e. Hidreth an
Mrs. susie and sarah Hahm of Tom var
do, Pa, have arrived here aud have take
, a cottage on North Marengo for the winte
, Pasadena Rebekah lodge, l. U. y. E
elected the following officers last nigh
Mrs. Cora A. Swearingen, n: g.; Mis-
Bell Amos, V. g.; Mrs. Allie Hersey, SCI
Rotary ; Mrs. Mary A. Zelhart, treasurer
Mrs. Thornburgh, trustee.
There was work in the first degree G
Odd Fellows hall this evening.
Clinton veale of Pasadena was marie
today at Long Beach to Miss Helen Brown
Mr., Henry j. Kramer will begin an al
vance class for adults Friday evening, d.
cember 18th, at 8. Class for juvenile
Friday afternoon, December 18th. at :3'