Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-12

The paper was illustrated by the selec-
tions which followed. The program in
full was as follows: Piano, Album
blat" (Kuhe); "Madrigal' (PizzicatD,
by Palicott, Mrs. Anson Bramhall; Miss
Johnson's paper; aria, "Cavatina,"
Faust" Leroy Jepson; vocal duet.
"Il Guiramento'' (Mercandante), Misses
Helen Carter and Nellie Stoutenburgh;
aria, Tristan and Isolde" (Wagner),
Mrs. ]. G. Rossiter violin overture to
"Iphigenie-inaulis, (Gliick), Mrs. Will
liam A. Kraemer, accompanied by Mrs.
Guy Stanley Bliss; voice, "Du, du liegst
nur i'm Herzen" (Volkslied, 1920. die
Wacht am Rhein" (Carl Wilhelm), Mrs.
Elmer F. Woodbury.; piano, swan song,
"Lohengrin," Miss f. Katherine Lerch;
Angel chorus" from Eli, by double
quartet Of club members, Mesdames
Baldwin, Greene, Mcpherson, Sterns,
Rossiter, Coolidge, Holmes and Stout
enburgh. Mrs. Minnie Porter Baldwin
was in charge of the very successful
afternoon.
Night Glasses at Throop
that they will shortly open a series of
evening classes for the benefit of peo-
pie whose work during the day pre-
vents their attending the regular
classes. Director Felker Of the COM
mercial department will have personal
charge of the classes in bookkeeping,
shorthand, typewriting, drawing and
designing. There will also be classes
in Spanish, machine work, electricity,
assaying and other subjects which may
be desired. The regular equipment OF
the institute will be used in the in
struction. The feature is a new one for
the Crown city and promises to be-
come quite popular. Monday evening,
November 20, is set for the meeting of
the proposed classes. There are to be
no entrance examinations for those de-
string to take up the work.
Pasadena Brevities
Throop basketball team won from
Compton high school today by default,
the Compton team falling to put in an
appearance for the scheduled game.
Joseph Anderson, a native of New
York and for fourteen years resi-
dent Of Pasadena, died this morning
The funeral will be held tomorrow at
ternoon.
Edward Loudenclos. of the Park
Cycle company. 81 North Raymond av-
enue, has been appointed agent for
The Herald in Pasadena. He may be
reached by telephone, Main 1908
Members of the Central Labor coun-
Gil will organize a debating society
for the discussion of economic and
| social questions. The preliminary
meeting will be held Monday evening.
Mayor Waterhouse will assist in the
dedication OF Karanaga's new Japa-
nese tea room Monday afternoon. A
number of prominent Japanese VIII
be guests of Mr.. Kuranaga for the
event.
DR.. Savage is president and Mr..
Morhardt secretary and treasurer OF
the new tennis club which was quiet
ly launched at the Hotel Maryland
last night. The club will eventually
build a suitable club house.
An attempted burglary is reported as
having occurred last night at the resi-
dence of G.. M. Adams, 76 Ellis street.
The thief was frightened away.
Entries for the Pasadena bench show
of December 13 and IA will close De-
cember 5. Spratt has been secured to
bench the show thus insuring per-
feet sanitary conditions.
Petitions were circulated today ask
| ing for the removal of all the poles and
wires from the business district which
| It is proposed to light with the boule-
ward light system. The petition Will
go to the council next week
The Church OF the Nazarene recently
organized I'm this city. with a meeting
place at 131 South Fair Oaks avenue.
has called Rev. j. w. Goodwin to serve
| as pastor Rev. Goodwin comes from
| Springfield, Mass. The organization
has fifty members.
The Pasadena branch of the Los An
geles County Medical association will
meet In the rooms Of the local board
of trade on Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der IA. The subject for discussion win
| be "Vaccination." Resident and visit
ing physicians welcome.