The herald., 1897-04-19
PASADENA

PASADENA, April 1S.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Despite the threatening
weather this morning, there was gooc
attendance at all of Pasadena's numer-
Gus churches Easter music was furnish
ed in all the churches and the decora
tions Of lilies and other flowers was gen.
eral. At All Saints church Rev. DR.
Wyllis Hall preached his last sermon In
this city after ministering here for q
number Of years. He leaves on Wednes-
day for the north with his daughter.
At the Presbyterian church there were
services morning and evening. In the
morning Easter services and special
Easter music. In the evening an Easter
praise service. Sabbath school at $3.50 a.
m. young peoples societies at and $3.50
p. m.
At the Universalist church services
all appropriate to Easter were as fol-
lows: Sunday school at 945; public wor-
ship at II, followed by communion and
reception of members; Easter concert at
4:30; young peoples meeting at 1880.
At the Congregational church, Easter
music in the morning. Theme of dis
course: 1.-The Power of the Resurrec-
ton" The Endeavor society held an
Easter meeting at 6:15. No evening
service.
At the First Baptist church the serv-
ices all day were appropriate to Easter.
In the morning Rev. Douglas preached
a sermon on the resurrection, and there
was special music A praise service was
given In the evening upon the same sub
ject. Fred Irwin conducted the young
peoples meeting at $3.50; subject, "Chos-
en- of Christ"
At the Christian church, Rev. ]. H.
Bauserman preached in the morning
upon Interviews Between Jesus and
His Disciples After His Resurrection" "
The Evangelist David Walk, who has
been conducting extensive revivals,
preached in the evening and will con-
tinue with services throughout the week.
At the Friends church, c. E. Tebbetts,
pastor, Sunday school at 9:45; morning
service, IL; Intermediate Christian En-
deavor, $50; evening service. $780, The
services were appropriate to Easter, and
the theme Of the sermon in line with the
resurrection of Christ.
AMATEUR DRAMA
There was standing room only at the
high school last evening when dram
atization of Scotts Lady of the Lake"
was given by a number of the pupils un-
der the auspices Of the High School
Lyceum. The players acquitted them
selves very honorably. The stage fur
nishings were good. and were contrib
uted by Carl Wynn. Previous to the six
act play a short program was given, in
GLIDING a good number by the high
schools accomplished orchestra: Essay,
"The Lady of the Lake" Hazel Web
ster; recitation, Harp of the North"
Jenny Foulkes; vocal solo. Miss Mott;
recitation, ELLEN and Fitzjames," Car
rie Machin.
Then followed the first scene Of the
drama, "In Rhoderick Dhu's Highland
Lodge:" recitation, THE Gathering" /"
Albert Chittenden; orchestra number.
Scene 1.-THE Gathering; Guitar Solo;
Mexican Grand March," Prof. Labonde,
which was enthusiastically encored.
Scene III.-Fitzjames again visits the
Highlands; orchestra number; boat
song. Scene IV.-Before the Camp
fire; vocal solo. within Mile of Edin-
burg Town." Ruth Plumb Coe. Scene
V.-The Combat. Scene VI.-Recitation,
"Enchantrese. Fare Thee Well" Jennie
Foulkes; closing piece by the orchestra.
Prof. Labone's guitar solo and the
sword combat were perhaps the features
OF the entertainment. Prof. Labonde Is
an accomplished violinist. John R.
Strang as Rhoderick Dhu and Ray
Spaulding as Fitzjames handled their
dangerous weapons with grace and
skill. Following is the cast of characters
In the drama: Rhoderick Dhu, John r.
StranRs Hif1iapoac
Douglass. Walter Frost; Malcolm
Graeme. Lyle Wynn; Brian, Fred Irwin:
Maliee, Harry Myers; Norman, Cheney
Stevens; The Minstrel, Theron Rice: Ell
len, Ethel Traphagen; Mother of Rhod-
erick. Margaret Hand.
PHILOSOPHICAL
DR.. g. F. Mohn Of Los Angeles wa g the
speaker at the regular public meeting Of
the Theosophists this evening. IN.
Mohn's subject was 1.-THE Moral law ~
Compensation" This is a great law NJ
nature, and, in fact. the very basis of a II
law. For Eternal justice rules the
world" and Whatsoever man soweth.
that shall he also reap" applies to every
place and condition in life. If It some
times seems that justice Is not meted out
to men in this life we may be very sure
that sooner or later a man will get Just
exactly what he deserves Otherwise
there would be no integrity in the uni
verse and instead of perfect and or
derly system Of evolution all would be
reduced to chaos. In fact the universe
could not exist in any other way than by
obedience to this great law of cause and
effect.
SOCIAL UNIVERSITY
At the meeting last evening of the So
cial university in the board of trade
rooms on West Colorado street, the
president. DR.. e. Smith, presided and o.
7. Fellows was present as secretary.
KS. Fellows read selected poem.
Wanted Laa4Ar Of Men," q. A..