Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-15
EuS FROM NH|GHBOR|NG CITIES,
Pasadena Sons of Veterans and
Ladies' Aid Society.
Santa Ana's Real Estate Business
Increasing.
n-o.x Beach whsrf-rerminal Island
Notes Re dlands Matters-Redondo
shipping--University News,
Anaheim Matters.

PAsADENA, Jan. 14.-The Pasadena
ssnp Sons Of Veterans and the Ladies'
Aid society held joint public installa-
sien in Odd Fellows hall last evening.
The Ladies' Aid society is formed as an
auxiliary to the Sons of Veterans and
Glls the same position that the Woman's
Relief corps does in relation to the G.
A. &. This is the first organization OF
shs kind in the state, and is conse-
qaently society No. l. The Aid starts
out with membership of "a, and will
NO doubt prove very useful body.
The installing officer for the Sons OF
Veterans was Col. T. M. Gilbert, di-
vision commander, of Los Angeles. The
following officers were installed: Cap
sain, W. S. Lacy first lieutenant, @. E.
Mendenhall; second lieutenant, W. @.
8nyder; camp council, George A. Rich
ardson, A. B. Stevens, N. S. Bangham.
Staff officers-Chaplain, L. E. Barnhart; ;
arst sergeant, Harry Gaylord; quarter
master sergeant, A. P. Janney; column
sergeant, s. G. Baker, jr.; musician, A.
Mcclure; sergeant guard, N. S. Bang
ham; corporal guard, F. ]. Downing;
camp guard, George A. Richardson;
picket guard, F. Stevens.
Capt. N. S. Bangham of Company @
seteds as installing officer of the La
dies Aid society. The officers installed
were: Past president, Ida 0. Lacy
president, Bonnie NJ. Jones; vice presi-
dent, Minnie Williams; trustees, Media
Brown and Nettie M. Sutliff; chaplain,
Claudine D. Stevens; secretary, Madge
Darlington; treasurer, Sadie McMurtry
guide, Carrie P. Dugger; assistant guide,
Efie B. Crawford inside guard, Lillian
A. Brown; outside guard, Nina Mcclure.
Among the visitors from Los Angeles
we're Past Captains Traphagen and Car
isle, Lieutenant McKeon, division COM
mander, and E. E. Dolland, orator of
she Vicksburg camp.
A most pleasing musical and literary
programme was rendered, participated
In by the Misses Ella Bonner, Maud
Jones, Maud Keyes, Ida Conger, Mrs.
Green and Miss Trull, after which re-
freshments were served.
LEMON SOCIAL.
The I. Y. P. G. U. gave lemon social
at the Universalist church last evening
that proved most enjoyable affair.
The prize offered for the largest lemon
was won by Miss Annie Lacy. while
Mrs. Hawley carried off the prize for
the smallest one. Miss LYDIA guessed
Che correct number.
On next Friday evening an entertain
ment will be given by the young people
Of the church, consisting of lecture by
Mr. Frank Policy subject, A Modern
Japanese Saint, and q discourse by
President E. H. Keyes of Throop uni
versity upon The Constitutions of the
United States and California.
NOTES.
Rev. Craig of Denver, Col, will oc-
eupy the pulpit at the Christian chapel
tomorrow evening.
A german was the social attraction at
Che Ray mond this evening, Mrs. j. H.
Outhwaite and Miss Dows acting as
patronesses.
Rev. Webster of Long Beach breaches
at the Universalist church tomorrow
morning.
A decided raise in the prices OF real
estate is noticeable all around. con-
servative estimate places the advance at
IS per cent during the past three
months.
Mr.. @. H. Richardson has returned
from an extended trip to the Hawaiian
islands, bringing with him valuable
collection of curios collected during his
trip.
The example of the Terminal Railway
company in setting out small but we'll
taken care of park adjoining the station
is one that could be followed to advan-
tage by the railway companies gener-
ally in Southern California.
The tally-ho coach is in great demand
this fine weather and it is seldom day
that passes without one or more of the
fun creating vehicles passes through
town loaded with jolly young people.
The public library has recently re-
eeived large addition to its stock of
literature from the eastern publishers,
including the latest work of fiction by
standard authors. Our library is an in
stitution that any citizen may well feel
proud of and its benefitsmay be enjoyed
by all without money and without price.
But little movement has yet taken
place in the orange crop. The buyers
are holding off, waiting for the growers
90 come down, and from present indica-
lions they will have to wait some time
ne the growers are of the opinion that
better prices will be realized later in the
season.
The appearance of Fanny Rice next
Monday evening in jolly Surprise will
doubtless be welcomed by crowded
house. Seats are now on sale at Suesse-
rott's.