The herald., 1893-12-29
PASADENA.
Several weddings-The Tournament OF
Roses.


Several Weddlngs-The Tournament OF
Roses.
PASADENA, Dec. 28.-The marriage OF
Mr.. Ray Hutchins and Miss N. Crowley
took place at the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, in Los Angeles, yester-
day, in the presence OF few intimate
friends fIom Los Angeles and this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Conger OF the Universalist church OF
this CITY, Mr.. Burt Hutchins, brother of
the groom, acting as best man, and Miss
Bicknell as bridesmaid. The residence
was handsomely decorated in honor OF
the event, which was most pleasant
one throughout.
The presents, which were both numer-
ous and valuable, included several from
absent friends in the north and east.
Mr.. Hutchins 10 among our most pro-
Rressive business men. and his many
friends join in wishing himself and
young wife a very happy future.
The newly married couple will be
at home to friends after January 10Th,
at their residence on South Los Robles
avenue.
THE TOURNAMENT OF ROSES.
Officers of the coming tournament OF
roses announce erything progressing
splendidly, and all that is asked for is
clear day to make the festival
the most successful event OF its
kind ever held in Southern California.
One important Change has been made
in the programme at the track. The
trotting races have been changed to
team events, and those having driving
teams which they would like to enter
should do 30 as soon es possible.
1t is the wish Of the committee that
business men generally decorate their
establishments on New Year'st day. Civ
ing the town genuine holiday appear
ance.
The parade will OF course be one of the
chief attractions of the day, and the
various prizes for the best decorated turn
out promise to be hotlv con tested for.
1t is suggested that floral arches be
erected across Colorado street along the
line OF march, which could be put up vt
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Entries in the various field events are
coming in rapidly, and this part of the
programme is an assured success.
Arrangements have been made to
serve lunch on the grounds, 80 that Wis.
itors will not be obliged to return Tor
luncheon.
Those expecting to enter the parade
will confer q favor by notifying the
committee at their headquarters, 81 East
Colorado street, 80 that proper arrange.
ments may be made.
Reserved seats may be secured by ap.
plying to members of tie committee.
BACoN-MooRE.
The marriage of l.. d. Bacon of this
city and Margaret B. Moore OF South
Pasadena took place in Los Angeles
yesterday, Rev. G. Mcmillan of the
Union Avenue Methodist church Off.
stating.
4, Both parties have many friends in
this city and in the east VINO will learn
OF their marriage with much pleasure.
The newly married couple will take
short trip, and be home to friends at
their residence in South Pasadena after
January 1st.
y. NJ. c. A. ANNUAL NEW YEARS RECEPTION.
The ladies' central committee of the
Young Mems Christian association will
give the annual New Years reception
to the members and friends, both ladies'
and gentlemen, on Monday evening at
1880. in Strong's hall. There will be
musical and literary programme, and a
pleasant, social time. Everybody is
welcome, especially strangers. The
ladies will spare no pains to make this a
pleasant season.
The members OF the ladies' central
committee will please meet in the read
ing room Of the association, on Friday
afternoon at 2:30, to arrange for the
reception.
Three vags were sent to the county
Jail for five days each by Justice Mer-
tiam today.
The Katie Putnam compsny gave a
very creditable performance at the opera
house this evening.
John F. Graham, aged rs years, died
ht his home in South Pasadena TODAY.
Ehe funeral will be from the residence
on Sunday next. The hour will be an
bounced later.
The marriage OF Frank T. Sperrow and
Miss Electa E. Sprague took place at the
christian parsonage, North RAYMOND
avenue, yesterday, Rev. T. D. Garvin
officiating. Both the young people are
well known in this city, and have MANY
friends here.
An open installation of officers was
held in Crown Chapter, r.. A. M, last
evening, attended by large number of
members OF the Masonic fraternity and |
their famines.
Past High Priest A. M. Coils acted as
Installing officer, and after the ceremony |
kn elegant past officers medal was pre.
tented MIN by r. j. Jones on behalf OF