The herald., 1895-05-26
Line Of March Of the Memorial Parade

Line OF March OF the memoriai PARADE
PASADENA, May 25.-On Decoration
day the procession will form at Colorado
and Euclid avenue. and march west on
Colorado street to the Terminal depot, az
rangements having been made with the
Terminal company for sufficient num-
Der of cars to transport all who wish to
20 to the cemetery. The fare will be 20
cents round trip for adults and l0 cents
for children,
The pupils OF the public schools who
take part in the parade will be furnished
with small flags, and it is hoped that
business men will decorate to some extent
in honor OF the day.
: Tomorrow the veterans will meet and
attend the Methodist church in body,
where the services will be in commemo-
ration OF the heroes, special music being
prepared for the occasion, and the pastor
will preach the memorial sermon.
Entertainment at the Congregational Church
PASADENA, May 25.-The Japanese
Gozen, which has been source of much
speculative anticipation since it was an
-nounced, drew large number of people
to tho parlors of the Congregational
church last night, who had their curiosity
satisfied when they were invited to par
take of refreshments in true japanese
Sbylo, cAttIS buclT TlCe WIFI CuODSblCkS
and drinking their tea in genuine Japan
ese fashion while sitting on the floor in
stead of on chairs. as they were accus-
toned to do. Being received by young
ladies' in Japanese costume and waited
upon by still others dressed in the pic
turesque garb of the little islanders. one
could almost imagine he was actually
visiting in the house of one of the doughty
little Japs who have been attracting so
large share of the world attention of
late. Particularly was this the case when
trying to use the chopsticks in the regu
lation Japanese fashion.
The little silk bags which were distrib-
uted some time ago to be receptacles of as
many cent pieces as the years in the lives
of the donors were opened and the con-
tents were found to aggregate about $50.
Music was furnished during the evening
by the Mandolin and Guitar club.
Brevities
PASADENA, May 25.-The Telephone
company is now putting in new phones
by the dozen since the express system is
to be introduced, and the arrang ements
for its complete replacing of the old sys-
tenn are being made as rapidly as pos
sible.
Mr.. Shehadi, Syrian, is expected to
address the Y. P. S. G. Il. in the Presby-
noon, at 3 clock.
Some of the members of the Woman's s
Relief corps went to Santa Monica this
morning to take to the soldiers home
books. papers and various gifts, such as
the veterans will highly appreciate
The funeral services of the late Merrill
Kyle. father of y. W. and W. S. Kyle and
Mrs. A. W. Roche, were held this after
noon at his late residence, on Center
street. There was large attendance.
Mr.. Kyle was so years of age, and had
resided in Pasadena about seven years,
Universalist church-Services at II a. m.
Mrs. Fay will read one of Dr. Fay's SER
mons; Y. P. G. E., junior division, $3.50
pm; leader, Miss Ada Blanchard. Sub
jsct: The Habit of Prayer; senior divis-
ion, leader President G. II. Keyes; sub
iect: What Church Life Is Worth for
Young Women.
At II am. the pastor. Rev. Clark Craw-
ford. will preach memorial sermon at
the M. E.. Tabernacle, before the Grand
Army of the Republic, the Woman's Re-
lief corps, the Sons of Veterans and the
Ladies' Aid society. In the evening there
will be a sermon by the pastor on the
subject: The Unwritten and Imprinted
Life of Christ.
Rev. II. NJ. Webster will preach in
G. A. r. hall on Pure Religion at 8 p.m.
aspecial session meeting at 2:3O shaIp:
congregational singing.