Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-28
PASADENA.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Rhodes, of Dem
yer. arrived on the overland on Thurs
day, and will spend some time here.
The school children took advantage OF
the kindness of the Colorado street-car
line yesterday, numbers of the young g
people riding back and forth during the
day.
Judge Enoch Knight, of Los Angeles,
was i'll town yesterday.
Colonel and Mrs. J. Il. Bowler, who
formerly ran the Carlton and Painter
hotels, were in town yesterday.
The performances of the Chimes OF
Normandy, on January 1st and I'd, bid
fair to attract large audiences. The
singers have been carefully rehearsed by
Prof Kyle, and brilliant performances
are looked for
While the driver on the Alhambra
car was changing ends, yesterday after
aoon, at the corner of Fair Oaks avenue
and Colorado street, his horses took
fright at the whiffletree catching on the
end of the car, and dashed down Fair
Oaks at a lively pace. The driver
started after them down the grade
with the car minus the horses, but
when last seen had failed to catch them.
1t is said that DIR. G. q. Green has Sc
,sected Colonel j. r. Bowler, of the Ho-
tel Laugham. San Francisco. as man
ager of the Webster, which will open
the first week in January.
The Pasadena natives of Iowa will
give their annual picnic at Lincoln park
ON January LIST. Last year their cele-
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is looked for at the coming gathering.
Rev. E. L. Conger's family have gone
to Olive to spend some time. The doc
tor will join them on Monday for a
weeks vacation.
The regular meeting of the National
ist club will be held this afternoon at
2:30, in the vestry of the Universalist
church. d. w. Leavens will address the
meeting, after which there will be the
regular Interchange of thought. All are
invited.
The remains of Mrs. Webster, wife OF
of George Webster, who died in Salt
Lake City last Wednesday after week s
illness, arrived here yesterday morning.
The funeral will take place today at
2 O'Clock, from the First VI. E. church
Rev. Edward Thompson, state secre-
tary of the Sabbath Union, will preach
in the First NJ Z. church this morning.
In the evening Rev. Thompson will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Rev. d. D. Hill.
Christmas services will be held in the
.Uniyersalist church this morning. There
will be appropriate music, under the
direction OF Prof. Kyle. The congrega-
ton and Sabbath school will unite in a
praise service in the evening, when ad-
dresses will be delivered by the pastor
and Mr.. isberg of Melrose, Mass.
On January 10th there will be a race
between G.. S. Martins Post Boy aud J
Il. Outhwaite's Fire Fly at the Gentle
mans driving park.
City council held its regular meeting
yesterday morning. The city attorney
and street superintendent were ordered
to investigate the closing of South Faii
Oaks avenue by Mr.. Thompson. The
fire and water committee reported that
forty-five electric lights had been To-
Gated
The kerckhof- Gunner lumber com.
pany's bid OF $26 per thousand for lum
ber for the Lake-avenue bridge was ac
cepted. The city attorney was instructed
to request donation OF IL, 900 eucalyptus
trees from the state board of forestry.
At the Raymond last night the Pasa
dena Dramatic club gave their farce
Turn Him Out.
On Friday night the german was
by danced about twenty-five couples, Mr.
&C. 4. Schartf and Miss Wiede leading.
The patronesses were Mrs. Howard, Mrs.
Wiede and Mrs. Culbreth.