The herald., 1896-03-22
PASADENA ENDEAVORERS
DISCUSS ART AND ARTISTS AND LISTEN
TO A CHALK TALK.
Hpworth League lembers r1eet and Enjoy
Themseives-A Wild Flower Luncheon by
the Womsn's Aid Society-SociaI Affairs,
Business and Personal Notes.

PASADENA, March 21.-At the meeting
Of the Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church Friday even
ing the exercises were opened by q
piano solo by Miss Laura Mosher.
Papers we're read by Miss Wood on
Raphael. by Miss Bachelor on the life
and works OF Michael Angelo, and by
Miss Oasterline on a modern artist,
Turner. Mr.. w. Judson of Los An
geles delivered chalk talk illustrated
with drawings on blackboard. First
he drew the simple skeleton,
and then profile, amplifying
1t with expressions Of passion,
melancholy, ETC., and giving it the
likeness OF individuals, just to show
how it is done. In closing he also
showed the effect of light and shade
upon figure, which was very interest
ing, The last thing on the evenings
program was paper by Miss Jesse
York on Rosa Bonheur.
AN INFORMAL PARTY
A few guests were informally enter
tanned on Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Leithead at their home on
South Los Robles, in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Luke of Wilmington, Del,
who are visiting here. The guests
we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 9. Hoag, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. A. Holme, Rev. and Mrs. N. Fl.
g. Fife, Mr.. and Mrs. N s. Leitherd,
Miss Hoime, Miss Carter, Mrs. aud
Mics Ellis OF Los Angeles, Mrs. A. r.
Thompson, Mas +. Thompson, Mrs. M.
L. Chadwick, N. Fl. Chadwick and w.
w. Leithead.
ErwoRTH LEAGUE MEETING
There was a good attendance at the
literary meeting Friday evening Of the
Epworth league of the M. E. church,
and The eveut was greatly enjoyed by
those present. A couple Of piano solos
we're rendered by Mrs. Sweesy, paper
was read by Miss Jones Oh the Ele-
ments of Good Conversation, violin
solo by Miss Edna Holbrook, paper on
Some Great Converser by Miss Prentiss,
and finally pronunciation test.
BREvITIEs
A wild flower luncheon will be given
in the parlors OF the Presbyterian
church by the ladies Of the Womans
Aid society next Thursday. Mrs. H. /
Stewart, who has charge of the etfair
will ba assisted by dozen or more
young ladies, each of whom will wear a
gown in harmony with the flower her
table represents.
The meeting of the Twilight club for
March will be held at the Carleton
next Tuesday evening and will be in
the form OF banquet. The subject
for discussion will bs "Heredity," and
DIR. Norman Bridge aud Rev. w. M
Jones will be the principal speakers.
The birthday, Friday, of Prof. Q. j.
DlmoDd was the occasion of a very
pleasant surprise at his home ON Centre
street. A number of friends and rels-
tivee we're present and the table was
strewn with Prof. Dimond's favorite
flower, the violet, beside being deco
rated with roses and orange blossoms
Deputy J. B. McNeill and }. S. Blick
for the purpose of instituting an en-
evening thep we're Joined by a numbe
Of members of Pasadena encampment
who will help in the celebration.
George Thompson, the incorrigible
youth who stole Prof. Hamilton's wheel
and committed other crimes, has been
sent to Whittier.
Thr3op will be closed on Thursday
ma Friday of this week ON account OF
tho California Teachers association
meeting il Los Angeles, and the fol.
lowing week is the regular spring vaca.
ton. The public schools will not re.
open until Monday the 30th, owing to
the necessity of making arrangements
III the Lincoln school.
Mr.. Virgin of Hotel Green chartered
Morgan's tally-ho this morning and
gave a party of his friends a ride
fhrnr1uh the eNj1Titrv
Mr. aud Mrs. Shirley Martin and w
M. Garland were entertained at dinner
by Mrs. G. H. Conover of Chicago al
Hotel Green yester lay.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Watervale, guests oi
Tilmsn Hobson, spent yesterday al
Mount Wilson.
E. Porter Ashley is convalescent from
an attack of illness.
J. p. Wslton Of Newberg, N. Y, is
registered at the Carlton.
A. L. Kunou and family, brother OF
Prof. Kunou, arrived on today's over.
land from Chicago.
H. R. Hertel left today for San Fran.