The herald., 1896-04-09

April l. 1880 amounting to $943.46. Of
this sum $79l.l1 was disbursed fo- vari-
Gus purposes connected with church work,
leaving balance on hand OF $l4S.35.
q. S. Cristy, treasurer Of the church. re.
ported total receipts for the year of S1O,-
O55.3O: $459s.l2 of which was from pew
rents, $1355.36 from basket collections,
S263O.74 from Sunday school building
fund, etc. After all disbursements a bal
ance of $352.5O remains on hand.
BREvITIEs
A number of guests of the Evanston Inn
enjoyed a trip over the electric road to
Santa Monica and the sea yesterday, fol-
ing being MIR. and Mrs. Rouse, Harold
Rouse, VIM. W. Smith, Geo. G. Hemp
stead, Mrs. Geo. H. Daniels, Mrs. L. b.
Hamlin, Mrs. S. B. Toby, Mrs. j. H. Pater-
son, Mrs. L. B. Fry, Mrs. 4. A. Blodgett,
Misses Avis and Amy Blodgett, J. b.
Greenwood. Ada Sherling, Augusta Foster,
Fannie Poole, Julia Rowland.
About 800 people witnessed the second
rendition of GOunod's Galiia at the taber-
nacle last evening. The program. whicn
was given by the Pasadena Choral society,
was in two parts. The first, Gounod's 8
Gallia proper, ended with tho Inflammatus.
During this part Mrs. w. B. Clapp sang
Jerusalem, Jerusalem. which was highly
appreciated by the audience. The second
H. Clark, a substitute for the piece on the
program, which was encored, Mr.. Clark
responding with Peirre's Serenade. Mrs
X. w. Gibbs sang an Ava Maria. The
Conservatory Toneweavers sang several
numbers that were greatly enjoyed. A
either solo was given by Mrs. Severance.
Mrs. w. B. CIapp rendered Cavatina. The
Misses Weller, accompanied by Mrs. Sew
erance, gave trio, guitar and either, and
the program was closed by selection
from the Toneweavers.
The second days session of the Los An
geles county w. {. t. L. convention
opened this morning at o'clock at the
Baptist church, which was well filled.
After the reading of the minutes and the
usual praise service, the present officers
were unanimously reelected as follows :
Mrs. Emma Cash, president; Mrs. Mary
A. Kenney, vice-president Mrs. j. Z. Ter
penning, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Laura t. Carter, recording secretary; Miss
Eva s. Reese, treasurer. A report was
read by the COMMITTEES on credentials. At
last evenings session Mrs. Scott of Red
lands delivered an interesting address
upon the subject, The Battle Is Ours.
Music by Misses Mutt, Bolinger and
Messrs. Smith and Parker was highly ap-
preciated as were the rendtions OF Mrs.
Huebner. An excellent program has been
prepared for tomorrow.
At kthe annual meeting of the men,
bers of All Saints Episcopal church
last evening the treasurer's report was
read, showing tine financial status, and
officers of the vestry and trustees were
elected as follows: DR.. J. NJ. Radebaueh,
senior warden: l.. S. Porter. junior warden !;
Webster Wotkyns, f.. H. May. Geo. A.
Backus, Louis Blanxenhorn. &. j. Willett,
L. E. Gaylord.
Captain Filllay of the Salvation army
marched through the streets last evening
playing loudly on concertina. He was
arrested by Officer Goltmau for breaking
the recently enacted ordinance against
marching in procession to the accompania-
ment of music. The defendant pleaded
not guilty, saying that he committed the
act to test the ordinance, and his trial was
set for next WednesdaJ. The captain has
retained A. Il. Metcalfe to defend him.
Subscriptions are being received by Bruce
Turner, who has been appointed school
censor, for the payment OF expenses OF a
compiete census of the town.
At the meeting last evening of the
Knights of Pythas DR.. n. A. Dalrympie
and II. u. Allin we're chosen to represent
the lodge at the grand meeting in San
Francisco in May.
Mr.. John B. Phillips. treasurer of the
Pittsburg Dispatch, has bought Colin Stew
arts handsome property on Arlington
drive. and will erect a fine residence this
summer upon the spot.
MIR. and Mrs. Cougar we're go pleased
with Pasadena that they have purchased a
tract of land on the corner of Hill avenue
and East Colorado street.