The herald., 1893-12-02
PASADENA.


The Athletic Club Entertninment-Hish
school Medal.
PASADENA, Dec. 1.-The Athletic club
gave most successful entertainment to
club members and friends at the rooms
of the society on South Raymond ave-
nue. Thursday evening last, mention OF
which was accidentally overlooked in
yesterdays HERALD.
The programme consisted of general
all-around gymnasium work in which a
number of members joined led by
Charles Bell. The brother-act, by
Messrs. Bell and Orr, waa feature OF
the evening and much enjoyed by the
audience as evidenced by liberal ap.
plause.
Following the all.round work two
lively eparring matches between Messrs.
Allen and Prince and Gates and Hutch
lns WAS hugely enjoyed by both contest
ants and spectators.
The revival OF life which the club hss
taken on during the pact few months ia
very gratifying to those interested in its
welfare. 1t is the intention during the
coming winter to give series OF enter
tEihhcAto VI lnlo CEaIdCtSIs
PASADENA SCHOOLS H0NoRED.
Superintendent j. d. Graham today
received notice from the committee of
award at the world'e fair that the Paea-
dena high echool has been awarded a
medal Of honor icr general excellency Of
work. The specimens submitted in
cluded samples OF work done in all de-
navtr0apto pf tbr, oobrcl aud tha AZ nj oio y,
is big feather in the cap OF the school.
The excellent work which is being ac-
complained by cur public schools, in
spite OF the disadvantages under which
they are workn in lack OF room. is
commendable, and superintendent Gra-
ham is entitled to much credit for his
admirable management. The fact that
We muet have more buildiDgs 10 becom-
ing more apparent every day, and when
another school year rolls around it 10 10
be hoped it will find cur school children
comfortably housed and in q position to
do the best work possible.
BARNEe.M' ALlIrTER.
The marriage OF MIR. Harry G. Barnes
OF Guthrie, Okla, and Miss Maud, Nc.
Allister took place in Los Angeles yee-
terday in the presence OF few intimate
friends.
The groom Is the son of ex-Attorney-
General Barnes Of Arkansas, while the
bride is well known in this city, having
spent epent several winters here with
her father. DIR. w. L. McAllister.
The young couple left at once for the
East, where they will make their home
in the future.
Candy-making in Hutchin's window
tomorrow Saturday afternoon.
Archie Hill paid 81 into the city treas
ury this morning for pounding small
boy.
Fanny Davenport is attracting MUM
erous Pasadena people into the city this
week.
The entertainment in the Tabernacle
last evening, under the suapices of the
boya' brigade, was not very well at.
tended, but proved quite interesting.
motion for new trial, in the case
of the city We. Frost, for digging up
public street, has been made by Judge
MCGEE, attorney for defendant.
A Salvation army blowout, in the Tab.
ernacle, is billed for tomorrow evening.
Miss Hetty Arthur gave very pleas
ant hop, at Morgan hall, to members Of
her class and friends.
The marriage OF Mr.. Arthur E. Ayres
Of San Fran cieco and Miss Georgia
Elliott of this city took place at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. Artura Bandni
last evening, Rev. H. N. G. Fife officiat-
ing. The ceremony was witness by q
rev friends OF the contracting parties
and was most happy event. The young
couple will make their home in San
Francisco