The herald., 1897-04-04
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

with which to purchase music, and there
was very good attendance. The pro-
gram was rendered in very acceptable
manner, showing that the chorus had
been drilled very carefully by Mrs.
Clapp. Trust Her Not" a duet. was
given by Charles A. Smith and DR..
Tyler Parker; Miss Elizabeth Jones, So
prano, Mrs B. o. Kendall, alto. Mr.. Lu-
cas-, tenor, and Mr.. Kendall. bass. sang
| number. as did quartet from the M.
Z. church, composed Of MrsW. B. Clapp.
soprano, Mrs. McLachlan. alto, Charles
Smith, tenor. and DIR. ]. T. Parker. bass.
Among the solos Mrs. McLachlan sang
Hour of Deep Repose"; Mr.. B. o. Ken
dali. Good Night Beloved; Mrs.
Clapp, "Nymphs ana Fauns." Miss
Marie Paige gave a violin number.
Among other well rendered pieces were
duet by Miss Jones and Mrs. KeAdall;
chorus of ladies' voices, "Old Folks At
Home" The accompanies were Mrs.
Sweesey at the plano. and Miss Good
win at the organ.
BREvITaES.
Charles w.. Seymour delivered his
third lecture at the High school yester-
day afternoon, his subject being Fred
erick, the Great"
David walk, ministers of the East
Eighth-street Church of Christ. Los An
gcles, will begin a series Of evangelistic
services in the First Christian church In
this city tomorrow evening.
Samuel Hamilton, q colored map, was
found dead In a barn belonging to Victor
Marsh, on the corner Of Fast Colorado
street and Stevenson avenue, Yesterday
afternoon. The body was lying on q
cot upon which the man had gone to
rest. Hamilton was staying with q
friend, Will Bolivar, also colored. He
came here some weeks ago from San
Francisco. The coroner viewed the re-
mains this morning and learning that
the deceased way q victim Of consump-
tion, decided that he had died from nat
ural causes. No inquest was held. The
remains were inferred in Mountain View
cemetery this afternoon. Hamilton was
90 years of age and had sister in San
Francisco.
A good program was rendered by the
Lyceum League at the Friends Church
last evening The Eureka Mandolin
quartet furnished music, and among
other features were a paper on Crete, by
Miss F.. Khiel; Manhattan Beach
March," by quartet; recitation, THAT
Old, Sweet Home Of Nine" by Miss New
| by; paper by Mr.. milford on "Arbitra-
tion;" Last Night" song, by Miss Myr-
tie Bufkin, and paper on the San Pedro
harbor by s. H. Brown. A waltz COM
posed by Mr.. Dimond and dedicated to
/,
At the meeting of the Pasadena branch
of the Theosophical society Sunday
evening Paul s. Heffiman will be the
speaker, and his subject will be "A Great
Secret"
Citizens in the eastern part Of the city
are pleased with the work Of the road
overseer. who has done some notably
good service on San PasQuel street, Cnta-
lima, Holliston and Chester avenues out
side the city limits
A glance over the roll of the Americus
| club shows that there are but three out
of a membership of 1873 who are native
Californians. This Is some indication
Of what percentage of Pasadena's popu-
lation comes from the eastern states.
Walter Raymond Ia expected In Pasa-
dena the middle Of the month, and his
visit is said to have some connection
with the rebuilding OF the Raymond ho-
tel He recently refused good offer
for the grounds upon which the old no.
tel stood, and as 1t is one Of the best To-
cations for q hotel in Southern Cali
fornia it is likely that this visit means
PERSONAL.
Miss E. Coffin Of North Pasadena is i'll
Henry Finck has left upon mountain
trip for the betterment Of his health.
John Dunham is confined to his home
with rheumatism.
f. Sprague of Cypress avenue Is suffer-
ing with an attack Of rheumatism.
DR.. ]. H. Macomber Joined his wife at
Catalina today.
Mrs. NJ. c. ParmIey and daughter re-
turned from Chicago and the east yes
terday. after an absence of six months,
visiting friends and relatives.
Judge and Mrs. n. H. Rose will enter
tain at dinner next Tuesday evening at
their home on Grand avenue in honor
of Judge Roses sister
Mr.: and Mrs David Confer will leave
on Wednesday for their new home in
Santa Paula.
today.
,l, MI: and 1s1l.! Mr:; IT. T 4; slm5ssn arrived