Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-13
NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES,
A Charming Musicale Given at
Highland Place.
People and Social Events at Catalina
and Avalon.
Pasadena Police Court Matters-Pom ona
Personals and Notes - How the
summer Guests at Catalina
Enjoy Themselves.

PASADENA, Aug. 1.-THE musical
given last evening at Highland place,
the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
W. Hugus, proved to be another of
those delightful affairs for which Pasa-
dena is famous. The musical was given
in entertainment of Mrs. j. Butterfield.
The hostess was assisted in receiving by
her daughters, Misses Anita and Louise
Hugus. The musical, which was fur
nished by some of our best talent, was
excellent. The programme consisted OF
both instrumental and vocal selections.
A piano solo, given by Mrs. Reed in a
finished manner. was followed by a solo
by Mr.. Hull, who sang in excellent
voice. The mandolin and piano duet,
by Mrs. Littlefeld and Mr.. Armstrong,
called forth enthusiastic applause. Miss
Hurlbut sang in her usual excellent
manner, and Miss Brown rendered a
piano selection in a manner which
showed her to be an artistic of no ordin-
ary character. Mr.. Locke made one of
the hits of the evening in his song, MY
Love Has Come to Me, which was &C.
corded hearty encore. Mrs. Little
field and Miss Huntington favored the
company with excellent piano selections.
Mrs. Christy and Mrs. Purcell sang in a
most charming manner. The mandolin
playing by Mr.. Armstrong was one of
the features of the evening. and the solo
by Mrs. Kinney was received by storm
Of applause. Refreshments were served
at the conclusion OF the programme, and
later dancing was in dulged in until q late
hour, when the party broke up, all vot-
ing it one of the most pleasant affairs il
was ever their good fortune to attend
Among those present were noted Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. Hurlbut, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. @. Bolt, DIR. and Mrs. Talcott, Mr..
and Mrs. Reed. DIR. and Mrs. f. r. Row
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Tarrance,
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Wotkyns. Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Gilman, Mr..
and Mrs. Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs.
McGilvary, Mrs. Chas. Legge, Mr..
and Mrs. Christy, Mrs. Winslow
THE POLICE COURTS.
Justice Gardner's court was occupied
this morning with the case of Thomas
johnson, who was accused of defraud-
ing his landlady out OF board bill. The
case was tried by jury, composed of
B. P. Brockway. j. B. Brown, Nate
White, J. Russell, Captain Tubbs,
Henry Moore, Mr.. Lacy, Mr.. Schmidt,
8. Wright, H. M. Sargent and E. @.
Mirch. The defendant was very ably
defended by JAS. G. Rossier, who made
telling speech. The jury found ver-
dict of not guilty.
The case of Pasadena restaurant
keeper, who was arrested for selling
liquor to minors, came up before Judge
Rose, and was get for trial on the Oath.
A Chinese, answering to the name oi
All Quong, was arrested yesterday fol
peddling without license, and on be-
ing brought up before his honor, set up
q howl that could be heard three blocks.
He seemed to think be was going to be
hung. As this was his first offense, the
Judge evidently thought he was suffi
ciently punished, and sent him on his
way rejoicing. O..
NOTES.
Miss Sada White very pleasantly en-
tertained party of friends last evening
at her home on Hill avenue. The even
ing was very pleasantly passed in music,
games and dancing. Miss Alice Glass
played several instrumental pieces.
which received a. hearty encore, and
Miss Gleason sang in very pleasing
manner. Light refreshments were
served, and very pleasant evening
passed by all present.
Miss Lulu Duncan has returned from
two weeks stay at Redondo.
Mrs. Dillman goes to Coronado on to-
morrow's overland, to be gone several
weeks.
A party of North Pasadena young
people, who have been spending o
couple of weeks at Catalina, returned
this morning. Among them were
Misses Coffin, seemen, Buchanan, Sta
men; Messrs. Kerr, McCarty, @. w.
Willis and Mesdames Coffin and STAN
ton.
Harry Macomber leaves tomorrow for
Chicago to continue his medical studies.
Jerry Merrill and F. Long have re-
turned from trip up the San Gabriel
canon.
The proposed crossing OF Colorado
street by the Terminal company con-
tinues to receive good deal of atten-
ton.