Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-11
NEWS FROM NEARBY CITIES,
A Notable Wedding Celebrated
Yesterday at Pasadena.
Active Times in Shipping Circles at
Redondo Beach.
Many Items of Interest From the Grown
of the va1ley-Long Beach Wharf
Matter Reconsidered-Re-
dondo Notes.

PASADENA, Aug. 10.-The wedding OF
Miss Hattie Chase and John A. Sheri-
dan was celebrated at 6 O'Clock this
evening at the residence of the BRIDES
brother, Lieutenant Chase, at 52S North
Marengo avenue. Rev. H. G. Fife, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church, Of
ficiating. The house was beautifully
decorated with flowers and vines. Only
a few intimate friends of the family
were present. Miss Chase has been in
Pasadena only short time, but has
already formed many fast friends, who
will be sorry to see her leave. Mr.. Sher-
idan is rising young official of the
Southern Pacific company, with head
quarters at Mojave. The young couple
Join hands with the brightest OF futures
and the best wishes of their many
friends.
w. L. Leithead will spend part OF
his vacation at Catalina.
Miss Sada White will entertain the
members of the "X" club at her home,
on Hollinsten avenue, tomorrow even
ing.
This foggy weather is playing havoc
with the fruit drying business, other
wise the weather is all that could be
asked for.
The Republican club met this even
ing, President Buchanan presiding. The
matter of forming marching club was
considered, and some other business oi
minor Importance. James Burdett, o.
Los Angeles, was present, and delivered
a very able address. County Recorder
j. A. Kelly also made few remarks.
Mr.. Roy Johnson, of Hubell Nebt
brothers, and HI. L. johnson of thiI
place, is expected. to arrive on tomor
rows overland. He will spend severa
weeks in Southern California.
A party composed of the Misses
Myrtle and Bertha Ellis and Burdettt
Wood, are spending few weeks on the
island.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Wright and Mis-
Ada Glidden left this morning TO-
Long Beach to spend several weeks.
The Electric Light company is wiring
the Grown Villa, preparatory to placing
incandescent lights all over the hotel.
Miss L. G. Torrance is spending few
days at Santa Monica.
Councilman T. P. Lukens returned
from San Diego this afternoon, where he
has been for the past week.
The Simons Brick company has been
awarded the contract for the brick work
on Colonel P. @. Bakers residence.
Mr.. E. L Atkinson and family leave
on tomorrow overland for indianapolis,
The Misses Parr returned today from
the Christian assembly. A large num-
Der of Pasadena people are attending
these meetings.
Judge Rose returned last evening from
trip up the San Gabriel caflon.
An interesting sight may be witnessed
by the early rissrs at the camp OF Com
pany B, on the Athletic club grounds
The boys are out for drill every morning
at 8 o'clock, and expect to be strictly in
it at the coming encampment. About
6fty-fve members will be in attendance
Officer Slater brought T. johnson up
from Los Angeles this morning for beat
ing board bill at the Nevada house.
He was arraigned by Judge Rose in the
afternoon, and his case set for trial
tomorrow at 2 O'Clock, with bail fixed al
$50. As he did not have the where.
with, he was remanded to the city bas'
tile. WAaae
G. Thompson, the man brought up
from San Diego for passing worthless
check, was arraigned before Judge
Rose, and demanded a trial by jury.
His case will be heard tomorrow.