The herald., 1893-08-28
PASADENA.

Usvree of Honor Lodge of a. O. U. w.
Institutsd--A Trip for the Sisters.
PASADENA, Aug. PA Degree OF
Honor lodge was instituted here Satur-
dav evening as q social auxiliary to
Pasadena Lodge A. o. U. W. The priv
ileges OF the new lodge extend to the
wives and families Of the members OF
the A. o. u. w. there we're large
visiting delegations present from Los
Angeles and Monrovia, the former being
headed by Grand Master James Booth,
who conducted the interesting cere-
monies. The new lodge starts with 33
members. The following officers were
installed: Pc. of H., Mrs. Fley; @.
of H., Mrs. Fred Swift; L. OF H., Mrs.
Sanderman; @. of L., Miss Petrie; lady
usher, Mise Ransom; l. w., Mrs. Allin;
o. w., G. NJ. Boston; recorder, Miss
Wilson; receiver, Mrs. Shaw; financier.
Mrs, Oonover. Following the installa.
tion ceremonies refreshments were
served and the remainder OF the evening
was devoted to dancing and other forms
OF social amusement. The Los Angeles
delegation returned home on the late
Terminal train.
SISTERS TRIP TO RUBIo.
Through the courtesy OF Professor
Lowe, the Sisters Of st. Joseph will en-
Joy the beauties Of Rubio caflon and
Echo mountain on Monday.
When Professor Lowe heard that some
of the Pasadena ladies wished to enter
tain the Sisters by taking them up the
Mount Lowe road, he Immediately
offered free transportation to as large q
number OF the Sisters as could be pre-
vailed upon to make the trip, promising
them the privilege of private dining
room and every comfort and convent.
ence possible.
Leaving Los Angeles on the 9 clock
train Monday morning. the Sisters will
be Joined at the Pasadena Terminal sta
ton by Mrs. ]. @. Fitzhenry, who, as
sisted by Mrs. Moore and several other
Pasadena ladies', will act the part OF
hostess during the day.
mountain, returning to Rubio hotel for
dinner. and spending the afternoon in
the cafion.
A large party OF Pasadenans are going
to Rubio csf1on in the afternoon, and
will give the Sisters an informal recep-
ton ia the csf1on Immediately after
lunch. The 6istsrs will return to Los
Angeles on the 4 40 trsins t
The First Presbyterian Sunday school
held brief memorial exercises thia morn
ing in hoaor Of Walter Graves, the la:s
beloved superintendent of the school,
who died recently at his former eastern
home near New York city. Appropriate
resolutions were read and adopted, and
Rev. N. II. G. Fife and others. Mr..
q fnp in ho
school, and his death is sincerely
mourned by ell the teachers and
scholars.
Pasadena Tent, Knights Of the Macca-
bees, will meet in regular weekly SEES
sion Monday evening.
Bids will be opened at the council
meeting Monday afternoon for paving
Colorado street and Raymond and Fair
Oaks avenues. If the figures are salts.
factory, contracts will be awarded for
paving all three of these thoroughfares
"a public Improvement that is very
much demanded.
A regular meeting Of Pasadena Lodge,
X. of p, will be held Tuesday evening
at the hall in the Fish block.
Lee CLARK has returned from trip to
Chicago and the east.
Mrs. O. III. Hovey and Mr.. G. M.
Hovey leave for the east on Mondays
overland.
Mrs. 9. p. Bonnum is spending q few
days with friends at Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Gates returned
Sunday from an extensive eastern trip.
Mr.. Joe Simons goes east in q few
days to visit friends in Iowa.
Mr.. Arthur Madison and Miss Madi-
son Of Los Angeles spent Sunday in Pas
adena.
Mr.. May, wife and son, 20 to Santa
Barbars on Tuesday for q weeks visit.
Mr.. Gardener, editor OF the Pasadena
Star, left for San Francisco on Sunday.
The Misses Heating and Miss Halo.
way OF Los Angeles. accompanied by Mr..
Shaw. q prominent lawyer of Covington,
KY, spent Sunday ct Rubio cafion.
Mr.. Henry Newly arrived from the
? east Saturday evening and will resume
his position in the First National bank.
M Mr.. r. Williams was driving on Or
ange Grove avenue Sunday morning,
when his horse dropped down dead.
No. cause for the accident is known, the
3 horse to all appearances being perfectly
well.
8, Miss Reynolds and Miss Julia H.
Reynolds, with q party OF friends, in |
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chess of |
Monrovia, went to Rubio cafion Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Chess is cashier of the
Monrovia National bank.
The Daughters of the King have Just
received their badges from the east. It |
Will be remembered that this society |
gave peanut hunt some time ago to |
raise money for this purpose. The de-
slgn is q Roman cross OF silver with the
motto OF the society engraved upon it.
For some time past workmen have
been employed finishing the interior of
All Saints church. The work is now
completed with the exception of the
ceiling OF the arches. which will be left |
until later In the season. The money
for this work was raised by the ladies,
most OF It ct the pageant of roaes, the
The ladies are now planning an enter
fainmeut the proceeds OF which will be |