The herald., 1896-05-14
THE TUESDAY EVENING CLUB
Listens to DR.. Abbot's Exposition
Of Hypnotism
THE BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
Present q Varied and Entertaining
Musical Program
other Events In Social ClrcIes-Personal News
and Notes From the Crown Of
the Valley


PASADENA, May 13.-Members and
friends of the Tuesday Evening CLUB
were pleasantly entertained last even
ing at the Universalist church, DR.. ADJ
bolts lecture on hypnotism being the
principal feature. The doctor traced
stating many interesting facts There
are many remarkable phenomena and
principles connected with hypnotism. 1t
develops from animal magnetism ana
mesmerism and is valuable in the prac-
tice of medicine and surgery. The lee
turer predicted a high development of
the science In the future. After DR.. Abb
bolts lecture a musical program was
rendered, including q vocal solo by Miss
Longley Woman's Way Is Best; vocal
solo by Prof c. D. Chambers. For All
Eternity, Miss Jenkins furnishing vio-
lin obligato; a guitar selection by Miss
Stetter; a duet by Miss Longley and Mr..
Swerdfger, When Life is Brightest; a
violin solo by Miss jenkins; vocal duet
by Miss Eaton and Prof. Chambers.
Loves Awakening. Piano accompani-
ment was furnished by Prof. Policy.
Light refreshments and social inter-
course followed the program.
BAPTIST MUSICALE
A large audience attended the musi-
Gale given by the Baptist Young Peo-
pies union at the Baptist church yes
terday evening The following program
was rendered. and received many en-
cores and much APPLAUSE:
Music by orchestra. consisting. of G; L.
Johnson, II. o. Taylor. II. s. Parker. II. =.
Riddle A. r. Taylor. G. C. Moore. George
ouartet-crown City Glee club.
Soprano solo, with guitar accompani-
ment-Miss Ruth Stetter.
Vocal solo-Miss Bertha Raymond.
Violin scolo. Miss Ellsworth accom)-
Vocal solo,, Mrs. Vail. accom.)-Mrs. W.
b. Clapp.
and E. Raymond Howard.
Vocal solo. Comic. grandma fashion,
Miss Lydia Roos.
Mandolin and guitar duet - and
Mr.. Erie Weight.
Vocal solo-Mrs. w. B. Clapp..
Solo arranged for cornet-Edwin Fl.
Clark:
Orchestra.
Refreshments were then served.
BREvITIEs
Friday evening. May 15 the Y p. S.
c. e. of the North Pasadena Congrega-
tional church will give lawn social at
the home of Miss Hettie Lacy on North
Marengo avenue, above Washington
street. when a musical program and
light refreshments will be enjoyed.
Thomas Nelmes has put in fifty
light gas machine at his home in the
Glen Rosa tract. for lighting and heat
ing purposes. The work was done by
f. White & Son. Mr. Nelmes wishes to
avoid the danger of gasoline and coal
oil.
J. A. Jilek, the tailor of this city who
was arrested some time ago for dunning
a Catalina man by postal card, pleaded
guilty in the United States district court
yesterday before Judge Wellborn. He
was let Off with fine OF $25.
Bert Garfield met with 9 painful acct
dent yesterday evening while returning
from the concert at the Baptist church
on his bicycle. He took header near
the corner of Raymond avenue and Col
orado street. dislocating two bones in
his right elbow. He was attended by
DR.. Bickford.
The second meet of the San Gabriel
Coursing club was held this morning be-
tween 6 and o'clock. The club started
in the vicinity of Sierra Madre, but re-
turned shortly afterward. driven under
cover by the heat of the day
During the summer vacation of
Throop institute four departments of
the school will be in operation, namely,
free-hand drawing. clay modelling,
wood-carving and Sloyd. The vacation
begins Wednesday. June 49,
Bishop johnson will be present at All
Saints church Friday at o'clock, when
a class will be confirmed.
Mr.. and Mrs s. S. Gidley left for the
east this morning to attend the church
convention in Saratoga.
The young ladies of the Carlyle
Heights Tennis club are making prepa-
rations for leap year hop to be given
at the Green, May 20.
Mr.. Zombro. bookkeeper at the Green,
will leave shortly for the mining dis
tricts of San Bernardino county, where
he and his brother have interests.
Grand Worthy Matron Mrs. Carrie l..
Peasley of the o. f. s., is away upon an
inspection of the various lodges OF the
southern part of the state.
Dr. George Deacon and wife expect to
leave tomorrow for the east, DR.. Deacon
intending to visit the general assembly
of the Presbyterian church at Saratoga,
while Mrs. Deacon will go to Cedar Rap
ids, iowa, her old home.
The High School and Casa Grande
clubs will play game of ball next
Thursday.
A meeting of property owners on Mo-
line avenue was held this evening at the
home of Prof. Policy to consider the
further improvement of the street.
Among visitors in town is j. F. Mullin,
formerly of this city. now with the Blinn
lumber company at Phoenix, Ariz
DR.. Dalrymple has gone to San Fran
cisco as delegate to the grand lodge of
the X. of P. The other delegate from this
city, T.. d. Allin, left short time ago.
DR.. Ella Whipple Marsh has recent
ly received the appointment of SUPER
intendent of franchise for Southern Cal
ifornia in the w. G. 7. u.
An adjourned meeting of the Mer-
chants Protective association will be
held at the board of trade rooms to-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
Bruce Turner and H. G Holt made the
trip to Santa Monica today.
Mrs Andrew Mentally entertains at
dinner tomorrow afternoon.
c. S. Martin Is rapidly regaining his
lost strength and will be soon able to at
tend to business.
G. s. Veach, brother of ]. r. Veach, ar
rived In town yesterday.
II. s. Morse Is confined to the house
with an attack of asthma.
J. w. Hugus returned today from his
eastern trip.
Pasadena will be represented in the
Santa Monica bicycle races by Messrs.
Coty and Hill.
The Columbia school will give an en-
tertainment Friday evening for the pur-
pose OF raising money to purchase an
organ. Admission, Is cents.
SAN BERNARDINO