Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-23
TWO PASADENA
HOTELS To CLOSE
SEASON NEARS END FOR THE
GREEN AND RAYMOND
SHAKESPEARE CLUB MATINEE
much Ado About Nothing" ls Pre-
sented by the cumnoek School
at the Lowe Opera
House
Pasadena Agency,
i14 East Colorado Street.

Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street
PASADENA, April 22.--Two of Pasa-
dena's big hostelries will next week
close their doors for the summer sea-
son, the Raymond on Tuesday, after
luncheon and the Green on Thursday
after breakfast. General Manager NJ
G. Wentworth of the Raymond, ac-
companied by Mrs. Wentworth and a
party of friends. will leave for the east
stopping for few days at the Grand
Canyon and from there they will pro-
ceed to Wentworth hall in the White
mountains, New Hampshire.
While the Raymond Is closed num-
ber of improvements are to be made
to the interior of the big hotel. The
Raymond golf links will be open until
May 1, when Coach Watson expects to
go to the Hotel Frontenac on the st.
Lawrence.
Col G. G.. Green and family expect
to leave for the east next Tuesday
in Col. Green's private car. The party
will consist of Col. and Mrs. Green.
Miss Altadena Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Tallman, Mrs. Edmond Stratton,
Dr. A. e. West, George Green and
Charles Baird.
Shakespeare Club Matinee
A fair audience Of Shakespeare low
ers enjoyed Much Ado About Moth
ing" this afternoon at the Lowe opera
house, the play being given by the
Cunnock Dramatic club of Los Ange-
les. AS far as acting. costumes, music
and scenery were concerned. the entire
affair was most satisfactory and every
moment was thoroughly enjoyed by the
audience. The music was OF unusual
excellence, the orchestra of twenty
five ladies under the direction of Har-
lev Hamilton rendering five selections,
of which the nocturne from "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" (Mendelssohn)
was especially well given.
Effort to Save Youth
An effort is being made by relatives
and friends to save John Hendricks
from the pententiary. Hendricks,
who Is only nineteen years Of age, is
one of the young men who confessed
to the burglary of number of plumb
ing shops and for which he and Charles
Malchow are awaiting trial in the su-
perior court. Hendricks has an aged
father and mother and also a young
bride, who claim that the youth was
led into the crime by his older COM
panion. A strong plea will be made in
court to let Hendricks off with a light
sentence.
Entertainment for Woodnen
Pasadena Woodmen of the World
have arranged to entertain next Tues
day a large delegation of visiting
Woodmen who attended the head camp
in Los Angeles. The program is for
tallyho rides in the afternoon and
banquet at Hotel Maryland in the
evening Refreshments will also be
served at Woodman hall in the after
noon by the Women of Woodcraft.
Arrangements have been made to en-
tertain 400 guests at the banquet, and
the program will include an address of
welcome by Mayor W. H. Vedder, talks
by Rev. Robert ]. Burdette, Rev. S. G.
Durham, Head Consul l. l. Boak of
Denver and other visiting sovereigns.
Churches Ready for Easter
All churches of the city are filled
with perfume from the rarest of flow
ers, which bedeck the interiors for the
Easter services. Special attention has
been given the preparation of musical
programs, and those who seek divine
worship will not be disappointed wher-
ever they direct their footsteps.
At the morning service at the First
Presbyterian church Mrs. Collette will
render "I Know That My Redeemer
Liveth," from 1.-THE Messiah" At the
evening service the cantata, 1.-THE
Resurrection According to st. john"
will be given.
At the First Congregational church
Handers "Hallelujah Chorus" will be
rendered for the organ voluntary, when
the new pipe organ will be heard for
the first time.
The choir of st. Andrews Catholic
church will render grand vespers In
the evening.
viii Invite Carter Horrison
Carter II. Harrison, ex-mayor of Chi
cago, has been invited to be the guest
of honor of the board of trade at it's
annual banquet to be held early in
May. Notwithstanding Mr.. Harrison's
statements that he will refuse requests
to appear at public gatherings on ac-
count of needed rest, board of trade
members are enthusiastic In the hope
that an urgent invitation presented
personally by a select committee will
be acceded to. Consequently Harry
Gohegan, Mayor w. II. Vedder and d.
M. Linnard were selected to fulfill that
mission. They will call upon the dis
tinguished Chicagoan at his stopping
place in Redondo.
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