Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-30
HAPPENINGS IN NEARBY TOWNS,
Pasadena People Going to Camp
Meeting.
A Happy Social Event and Other Po'
mona Happenings.
Santa Monica Watching the Building OF
the wharf-A Burglar Held to
Answer at Redlands.
other Notes.

PASADENA. July 20. = The national
Methodist camp meeting begins at Long
Beach today, and continues till August
10th. @. j. Fowler of Massachusetts,
and Rev. G. Mclaughlin of Chicago.
will be present to assist the local breth-
rem. A large number from Pasadena
expects to be present.
A union missionary meeting was held
at the Baptist church yesterday after
noon. Several very interesting papers
were read, and an address made by Rev.
James Bass, an Indian, on the work that
was being carried on among his people.
Mrs. Brooks, the lady of whom men
ton has been made before, was commit
ted, yesterday, to the Napa asylum for
insanity.
A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered James s. Doty, last night, by
number of friends.
Miss Kate Gregory, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Gregory, died yesterday
of hemorrhage of the lungs. The fu-
neral services will be held tomorrow at
9:30 from the residence on Belleview
drive. The body will be sent east for
interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Summers left to-
day for Wilson's peak Mr.. Summers
finds the air on the peak is very bsnef-
cial to him.
The special train of the Creole Bur-
lesque company was sidetracked here
this afternoon, and the company spent
the time seeing the town.
a jolly crowd composed of L. @. Win
ston and F. r. Harris, from Pasadena,
Isaac Cooper, OF Alhambra, and Mr.. p.
I. Reed, of Sierra Madre, left this morn
ing for fishing trip up the San Gabriel
canon. They will be gone a couple of
weeks.
I'll. J. Vail has sold his fruit stand on
Fair Oaks avenue, to Benjamin Askew.
Mr.. Vail has several newspaper posi-
tions offered him, and will probably re-
turn to his old profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Burton and fam
lily left yesterday for Long Beach, ex-
pecting to remain several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Pane, of Philadelphia,
friends of Mrs. L. @. Winston, are in
town today.
J. 9. Shoemakey, buyer for Cook &
Langley, returned from weeks stay at
Santa Monica this morning.
Miss Ruby higgins, formerly Of Pasa-
dena, was one of the successful contest
ants in the "Sohmer" piano contest at
the Long Beach Chautauqua assembly.
Jacks Creole Burlesque comp any
gave very creditable performance at
the opera house this evening to fair
sized audience.
The whist tournament at the athletic
club for the club medal, began last
evening. The teams were made up ae
fellows: Twombly and Cooper, Walker
and Rogers, Craig and Carter, Prosser
and Pertel. The games will be held ev-
cry Tuesday for four weeks.
One of the most fun-provoking, if not
the most scientific games of ball was
played this afternoon between the Gre
ole company's nine and Decker's club.
Those who were fortunate enough to see
it voted it an immense success. Only
three innings were played, owing to the
late hour that the game was called. The
Creole club was little out of trim and
did not put up their usual stiff game.
The decisions of the umpire ere Justify
guyed and general riot at one time
was imminent. The score stood: Creole,
8; Pasadena, 13.
The party composed of members OF
the Pasadena Bait club, which has been
up the San Gabriel cafion for an outing,
returned this evening. They report
having q fine time. Several deer were
seen during the ptay, and trout were
taken by the hundred.