Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-24
PASADENA STAR TWINKLES.

VIII Nosworthv, and family returned
yesterday from the beach.
Mrs. Geo. W. Stimson gave delight
full party to her Sunday school class and
other friends last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Wotkyns, who are
at Montecito, write friends that they ex-
pect to be at home today.
Mrs. J. M. Permar, Miss Crane, D.
W. Permar and Edward Downing re
turned last evening from Catalina,
where they have been enjoying life for
some weeks.
A week from tomorrow evening the
annual election of officers will take place
in the Athletic club. The close OF the
official year will find the club in a very
prosperous condition.
Through the agency of O'Neill Bros,
A. G. Armstrong has sold to DR.. U. E.
Gaylor the twenty acres in the Rosetta
Heights addition tract bought by him
last spring. The price paid was $1,000.
A hand ball court has been added to
the attractions of the Athletic clubs
gymnasium. 1t is game much played
in eastern gymnasiums, and is one re-
quiring great quickness OF hand, loot
and eye.
Young Chester Stevens, whose arm
was broken a few days ago while play
ing, is reposted to be in a fair way to
speedily recover the use of the fractured
limb. DR.. McAllister has the case
in hand.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Cogswell,
formerly of the Sierra Madre villa, and
more recently of this city, will be glad to
know that they are very pleasantly and
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Broadway.
G. I'll. Richardson is in receipt of
postal from his son Walter to the effect
that he expected to reach Bakersfield on
his homeward way from Visalia next
Friday. He and Frank Long are COM
ing home from Yosemite afoot.
H.J. Vail, of the Santa Ana Press
was in town yesterday on a brief visit.
Mr.. Vail completed yesterday his TWEEN
tieth year OF editorial service, and just
ly considers himself entitled to rest.
He thinks Of going to Mount Wilson.
A party composed of the following
persons enjoyed pleasant day at Mil
lard cafion yesterday: DIR. Gaylord,
Mrs. Gaylord, Mr.. Miner, Miss Hill,
Mr.. Hall, Mrs. Dexter, Miss Reynolds,
Miss Hale, Miss Jennie Rowland, of
Newark, N. j., and Mr.. Murphy.
Mrs. Whitmore and daughter returned
yesterday from an eight weeks visit to
their old home, Portland, Maine, and
other points in New England. Mrs.
Whitmore is now stauncher friend of
California and Pasadena than ever.
Her many friends are glad to see her
back in the land of promise.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles E. Stan
ley took place at the residence of HE
daughter. Mrs. Senter, yesterday, with
concluding ceremonies at Lippincott's
chapel, where the body was returned to
await the decision of the family as to
the place OF burial. Rev. DR.. Hall, rec
tor of All Saints, conducted the services.
A party OF ladies and gentlemen COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Bonham,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Decker, MI and Mrs.
T. Stem, Mr.. Tempel, Misses Tillie and
Minnie Tempel, Will Orr, Frank Orr,
James Orr, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and
Miss Mary Farrell, assembled at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Bassett
last evening, in commemoration of Mrs.
Bassett's birthday. The evening was
pleasantly spent with cards, etc.
At meeting yesterday afternoon of
the directors of the Pasadena Land and
Water company, it was unanimously de-
cided to put the matter of development
of the Flutter Wheel springs in the
hands of the executive committee of the
board, with power to act. This commit
tee will cooperate with the correspond
ing body in the Lake Vineyard com
pany, which has already been empower.
ed to act, and the result will be the be-
ginning of active operations at DEVILS
Gate.
Charley Glass, son of J. M. Glass, of
this city, met with an accident at Santa
Ana yesterday that will disable him for
work for some time. He was taking
some electric wires down from an old
pole, when the pole broke off at the
ground. He slid part way down when
he saw that the pole was going and then
jumped. Unfortunately the pole fell
across his leg, bruising it quite badly,
but breaking no bones. He came home
last evening to nurse the injured limb
and remain quiet for some time.
BY invitation of Rev. Mr.. Clark re-
porter of the Star went around to Tur-
bett q Hovey's shop yesterday to look
at a gospel wagon that is being painted
there. Gospel tents are not uncommon
in this state, but a gospel wagon is an
innovation. 1t is large carryall and is
fitted with movable rear platform,
from which the preaching is to e.done
on its peregrinations throughout this
section of the state. On the sides are
lettered in gold gilt: "Gospel Wagon
No. l" and Holiness Unto the Lord,'
while the sides of the drivers seat is IL
lumined by the initials S. G, and A. II.
A., which, being interpreted, means the
Southern California and Arizona Holi
ness Association. The wagon, with
half a dozen workers and singers, in
cluding Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, will travel
wherever there is call for its services.
Next Sunday afternoon at half past two
it will be dedicated by holding meet
ing on the corner of Colorado and Fair
Oaks.