Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-18
PASADENA.

Among the recent arrivals at the
Painter are j. A. Johnson and family of
San Francisco, and ]. HI. Leeds and fam
lily of London, England.
Yesterday the entire force at the post
office was busily engaged in attending to
the holiday rush. Postmaster Masters
and Assistant Postmaster Buell. were
laboring like Trojans, to accommodate
the small army of Pasadenians, each
armed with a package for friends In the
cast.
At the meeting of the Valley Hunt on
Tuesday night, at the residence OF M. b.
Wotkyns, it was decided to hold the
tournament of roses at Sportsman's
park. The prices of admission were
fixed at 25 cents for adults and 10 cents
for children; grand stand, 20 and 15
cents extra. Admission will also be
charged for horses, at the rate of 25
cents apiece. The committees were au-
thorized to proceed with the work of
preparing for the tournament. The
track to be laid will be scant half
mile, and the hunt proposes building an
addition to the present stand, so as to
afford accommodations for about 500
people in the grand stand alone,
The Athletic club has received let
ter from the secretary OF the Pacific
Coast Amateur association, giving per-
mission to the members to participate
in the tournament of roses, provided
the Hunt satisfies the club that none
but amateurs were entered in the diff
ferent events. The club at meeting
on Tuesday afternoon decided not to
engage in the sports as a club. nor to
take charge of them, but gave permis-
sion to the members to enter as individ-
uals. There will probably be a 100
yards dash, a half-mile and bicycle race.
and probably number of members OF
the Athletic club will enter. They
should do so, if only to prove that the
rumors of a disagreement between the
hunt and the club are without founda-
ton.
The new board of directors of the Y.
M. G. A. met on Tuesday and elected
the following officers: President, A. F.
M. Strong; vice-president, M. Fish !;
recording secretary, H. N. Farey; treas
urer, P. M. Green; general secretary,
George Taylor. The report of the treas
urer showed receipts during the past
year of $754.39, and expenditures of
$737.19. For the liquidation of the old
building fund debt there was received
by special subscriptions $S3S.75. The
association starts the new year out of
debt.
James w. Dugger died on Tuesday af-
ternoon, OF consumption, at his late res
ddence, on Adella avenue. Mr.. Dugger,
who has been a resident of Pasadena for
the past six years, caught the grip last
winter, and after apparently recovering,
suffered a relapse, which developed into
consumption. Funeral services will be
held in the M. +. church at 10 this
morning, after which the Sons of Vet
erans will take charge Of the burial.
Miss Mary E. Bradley and Clarence
S. Martin were married yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, at the home
of the brides mother, corner of
Colorado street and Madison avenue,
Rev. E. L. Conger officiating. 1t was a
very quiet affair, only the intimate
friends of the family and relatives being
present. The maid of honor was Miss
Visscher, and the best man j. H.
Cultivate. A wedding breakfast
was served at the conclusion of
the ceremony, at which the following
sat down: Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Martin
MRS. ". H. Drduiev, IHe DTlue nOJner
Mrs. Martin, the groom's mother; Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilmore, Rev. DR.. E. L. Conger, Mrs.
Bangs, Miss Cooley, Miss Visscher, DR..
j. N. Radebaugh. J. H. Outhwaite, w.
r. Stats and E. Kayser. The bride and
groom left at II O'Clock for short trip.
At the annual meeting of the Charity
organization, held in Williams hall on
Tuesday evening, the secretary's report
sor the past year showed $262. 40 in the
treasury at the beginning of the year /;
collections and donations during the
year, 1892 50; expenses, $3l l90 reliefs
afforded, $36S.76; leaving balance on
hand of $l94.93. After addresses by j.
A. Buchanan and Rev. J.'W. Phelps,
Rev. Harris, M. G. Hester and w. u.
Mariner were appointed committee to
nominate the executive committee. The
following were chosen: j. A. Buchanan,
A. F. M. Strong, w. U. Masters, E. L..
Conger, Mrs. M. G. Hester, DR.. Eliza ] .
Beach and Mrs. j. Morris. Remarks
were made by Revs. Harris and A. w,
Bunker, the Harmonic quartette sang,
and the meeting was dismissed by Rev.
Harris.