The herald., 1896-01-23
Pasadena News

lowing working committee of artists:
A. M. Farnham, Julius Ludovici. H. ID.
Nichols, Edith White, Pasadena; w. l..
Judson, Garvanza.
All artists of Pasadena and vicinity
have been asked to become fellow
working members.
The exhibition will continue through
tomorrow.
BOARD OF TRADE WORK
There should be large attendance
at the meeting of citizens called for to-
morrow Thursday evening at No. 16
South Raymond avenue. to consider
the matter of forwarding the work of
the board of trade. 1t is proposed to
hold banquet at an early date to get
large number of citizens together to
discuss the cit's interests and talk over
the ways and means of building up the
community. There are something over
100 members of the board of trade
that is, ostensible members-but new
infusion of life is sadly needed to ena-
BILE the organization to do effective
work, and that is what this meeting is
called for. Among the matters sug-
gested as needing discussion are: A
public park for Pasadena, a new city
charter, public hospital, encourage
ment Of educational institutions-par-
ticularly Throop Polytechnic - and
other matters.
LETTER FROM ARMENIA
Rev. Allen Hastings of Hill avenue
and San Pasqual street, is in receipt OF
a letter from native of Armenia,
which pictures the conditions of thou
sands in that terror-stricken land and
calls for some substantial expression
of sympathy from all who have the
cause of humanity at heart. The writer
was feliow-student with Rev. Mr..
Hastings at Hartford Theological semi
nary. In the course of the letter he
says:
We lost every piece of furniture,
bedding, clothes. winter provisions
books we're either torn to pieces, soiled
or carried away; window panes and
sashes we're broken to pieces, and some
| of the doors of the houses we're torn
off and carried away. Before Novem-
Der II We had q comfortable home, but
now we are in poverty. Winter has
come and l have five children to feed
and cloths. or course, in these hard
circumstances We trust in God, our
loving Father
Now, dear brother, would you make
ME the favor of getting some pecuniary
help in some way for the relief of my
family. | cannot do otherwise under
these circumstances than TO lay the
matter before you. | am not sure if
you will get this letters So | may
write you again.
Even a few dollars will give us some
relief.
You can remit in registered letter
by check on some London bank.
Yours respec fully,
HoHANNEs b. GARABEDIAN.
'On account OF Turkish surveillance
Rev. Mr.. Hastings win attend to the
safe transmission of any contributions
the charitaoly disposed may see fit to
offer.
DBNHAM-TALCOTT WEDDING
The marriage of Dr. J. B. Talcott and
Miss Mary E. Dsnham occurred at
noon today in the presence of few
close friends, at the brides elegant
home on Orange Grove avenue, Rev.
N. Ii. 6. Fife officiating. The house
! was beautifully decorated with white
roses and carnations and Dim ond's Or
chestra rendered subdued strains of
music appropriate to the occasion.
The bride was arrayed in grey cos
tune and the bride and groom were
attended by Mr. and Mrs. Wise of Los
Angeles. A sumptuous repast fol-
lowed the ceremony, after which DIR.
and Mrs. Talcott departed for San Di-
ego upon their wedding trim. The
guests present we're Rev. and Mrs. Fife.
MIR. and Mrs. Wise of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Metcalfe, Mr. and Mrs. Cham berlin
of Canyada, Mrs. Bangs, Mrs. More
house, Mrs. Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
rig, Miss Crowell.
BREvITIES
A runaway enlivened matters some
what this morning. A horse belong
ing to l.. E. Jarvis broke away from its
hitching place and ran up Raymond
avenue from the vicinity of the Santa
Fe station. He was stopped by Walter
Simons, who jumped into the rear of
the cart.
At the meeting of the executive COM