The herald., 1893-11-09
PASADENA.

The i. O. G.. r. InstaIiation-A New
Az Athletic Club.
PASADENA, Nov s.-Pasadena Lodge, l. o. g.
T., held an open installation OF on Gers at their
rooms in the G. A. X. hall last evening, large
number of friends and members being present.
The officers installed for the ensuing term
were: A. II. Baldwin, past chief templar; +. G
II Stevens, chief tenn plar; Miss Leah Yates.
vice-templar: Carl Terpenning, recording sec
retary: Miss Mary Beiguson, assistant secre-
tary; Miss Nina Mcclure. financial secretary:
Albert Mercer, Marshal; Miss Elzora kvans.
deputy marshal; Miss Jennie Hayes, guard; L
Carey, .1itinel.
in addition to the regular installation cere-
monies, an entertaining musical and literary
programme was rendered, and thoroughly en-
win; reading Carl TerpeDniug recitation,
BENZ. Lacey: reading. John Westering, and vO-
cal selections by Miss Shaw and Messrs. Carey
Following the programme several short
speeches were made from visiting delegates,
including one by Grand Chief Tempiar Theo'
After which general social time was in
culged In. This lodge is one OF the iiveliest
rapid increase in membership.
A NEW ATHLETIC CLUB
The students of Throop university formed an
athletic club last evening among the students
and faculty OF the institution. The officers
elected were President, Robert Allen, and
-pre9lQent, frOIeSkOr
tive committee was elected to take charge Of
arrangements of which Professor Keyes was
made chairman. 1t Is the intention OF the club
to it up room In the OLD building where reg
ular meetings will be held under the direction
of q competent instructor.
The institution already has considerable
amount OF paraphernalia, which Will at once
be put in place, and doubtless be made good
use OF by the students, who are taking muc h
interest In the organization.
FRIDAY's CONCERT.
rrh g. xxtx- tha Txxfxr ~
church Friday evening by Mr.. Forest Cheney.
Miss June Reed and Miss Augustine Berger,
assisted by Mrs. w, Berry and Mrs G. Williams,
win without doubt call out very large au-
dience. judging by the advance sale.
The programme which was published In this
column q few days ago, is excellently arranged.
lille the participants are too well knowa IN
s need Sssn Mr
times in this city, and as elsewhere his playing
hes receiYed nothing but the highest praise.
cshee dp6s esssdels water cps cps
to the amount of $50. 600 for the development
of more water and the improvement of the sys.
TEN BY putting down new pipes. The demands
of the system as II Is at present and an ertan.
sion has become absolutely necessary If the
noItn part OF town is to have q sum cient
While the directors Will be empowered tn is.
sue 100000 II the proposition goes through.
Il Is not probable that 1t will all be used any
NOTES.
The regular meeting of the W. r. C. was held
this afternoon.
The Women's Foreign Missionary society of
the NJ. X. church meets tomorrow fThursda v,
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlors
o,,a a nc nowl continues to go up from the mer-
chants sH against having TO remove goods of of
the sidewalk. 1t would seem that a two-foot
compromise might be effected,
MISS Flora Conser, who was hurt in the re-
cent runaway, is reported in quite a serions
condition from the fractcre of the ankle which
the received At that time
p, Ine Delphf Chautauqua circle will meet
Thursday evening at the home OF Miss Maud
yacooson, Mary street, on account of the sun-
day school convention on Monday evening.
nnal meeting for the organization Of the
lruit growers of this section is called for Friday
afternoon a at o'clock, in the board Of trade
rooms II is earnestly desired that every grow
er interested in providing good mark ct for his
irmit during the coming season be present
me hre company was called out early this |
~ morning Dy blaze in G. H. Torrey's house on |
North Los Robles avenue, near the railroad |
irack The fire started In the chimney but was
put out afofe the arrival of the com pany and
with but small loss. The COMPANY made a
quick response and a good run.