The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-18
Congregational Young People
Give a Social
A BAPTIST MISSIONARY TEA
Including An Address on Missionary
Work In India
Ladies' Of the W. G. T. U. Arrange for 4
Temperance Meeting This Evening.
General Notes--Personal

PASADENA, May ia pleasant So
cial was given Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Lacey or
North Marengo avenue in North Pasa-
dena under the auspices of the Y. Z. s.
C. E. of the North Congregational
church. The lawn was beautifully dec
grated and lighted with Japanese lam
terms and in one corner was a fortune
teller's tent and camp fire. The candy
booth was in charge of the Misses
Faulkner and Lloyd and the ice cream
table in that of Misses Toms and Reed
and Messrs. Toms and Umphrey. In
side the house, which was prettily dec
Grated with roses and sweet peas, the
following program was rendered:
Selection, orchestra.
Vocal solo, Miss Gregory.
Piano solo, Miss Alice IIisk.
Recitation, Miss Caldwell.
Vocal duet, Mrs. and Miss Huntley.
Selection, orchestra.
Piano solo, Miss Cummings
Song, Mr.. Gregory.
Selection, orchestra
A MISSIONARY TEA
A missionary tea was given at the
Baptist church Friday evening, the
affair having been arranged by Mrs
Johnson, who deserves great credit for
her service. The room was tastefully
decorated and the guests were highly
enthusiastic in their praises of the pro-
gram and of the delicious tea, cake and
sandwiches which were served. The
program included vocal solo by Miss
Emma Roos, reading by Miss Helen
Rippey of Occidental college and an adj
dress from Rev. DIR. Bickford, who is a
missionary to India. He spoke upon the
manners and customs Of that interest
ing country.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
A number of friends of Harry Briggs
gathered at his home on Thursday
evening to join in the celebration of his
10th birthday. Refreshments We're
served and the evening occupied in the
playing of games and other amuse-
ments. Those present We're: Misses
Allen. Dora Allen. Baker, Buckminster
Fawcett, James, Cobb, Pinney, Barnett,
Johnson, Briggs and Donnell and
Messrs. James, Bull, Magee, Briggs,
Royal, Morse. Syer, Halsted. Bosley,
Charley Briggs and Willard Brown.
TEMPERANCE MEETING
The North Pasadena w. c. #. u will
hold a public temperance meeting to-
morrow. May IS, at 1880, when the pro-
gram will be devotional exercises, paper
by DR.. Whipple-Marsh on Temperance
Tonics versus Alcoholic Stimulants,
duet by Mrs and Miss Huntley, paper
by Mrs. Glass on The Old Woman, or the
Queen of the Household. solo by Miss
l.
man, solo by Budd Rhodes, collection,
temperance doxology and benediction.
BREVITIES
Ways and means We're discussed at a
meeting Friday night of the trustees of
Throop for the enlargement of the fac
ulty and the arousing of still greater
interest for the popular school,,
Capt. Pratt of the Carlisle Indian
school of Pennsylvania, who is visiting
DR.. and Mrs Fordyce Grinnell, adj
dressed the Y. p. S. C. f. meeting at the
Presbyterian church this evening al
1870.
b. o. Kendall and Col. Lawson were
the only two players in the recent Pick
wick club whist tournament who were
not defeated at any stage of the game.
Their total number of points was q.
Ralph Gould returned to his home in
North Pasadena Thursday after term
at Berkeley.
Gus Tuttle returned with his family to
FL Paso today.
Leo Saladin. an employee of the News.
left today to join his mother and sister
at Milwaukee.
DR.. c. A. Briggs left today for Stock
ton in response to a telegram announc-
ing the death there of his mother in
law Mrs Dayipnav