The herald., 1893-11-02
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS
Death Of Mrs. Lincoln, a Prom
inent Pasadena Woman.
San Bernardino Stores Will Be Closed
on Sundays.
A Santa Ana Burglar Held to Answer.
News From Santa Monica,
Pomona, Riverside and
Compton.

PASADENA, Nov. 1.-The death OF Mrs. J. d.
,.lncoln, wife OF the president of the Pasadena
National bank, occurred at her home in this
city last evening
Deceased has been an invalid for years, being
afflicted with consumption, which was the
cause OF her death. She has been very low for
several days, but the news of her death will,
nevertheless, prove sad blow to her many
friends and relatives In this city and else
where She was woman OF q most lovabie
character and had large circle Of friends who
Will ieei deeply her departure from ne.
Mz Lincoln originally came from MAssachu-
Eetts, but before coming TO Southern Call lorna
spent several years in Florida III vain at
tempt to regain her health.
Finding that she was not improving there, 1t
was thouRht that this section might prove
more beneficial, and about three years ago she
removed here with her husband.
For time she improved considerably, but
the disease was too firmly rooted for even TINS
Climate to cure. and at last became the con-
Rev. Florence of the Universaiist church will
conduct the funeral services, which VIII De
held from the family residence Arrangements
have not yet been com mpleted, however, ana the
time will be announced later
Y. NJ. G. A. LADIES ENTERTAIN.
very pleasant en- tertainment was given last
at the Young Mems Christian association. Mrs.
d. /. Holt chairman Of the ladies' central COM
mittee, with q corps OF ladies, entertained the
committees of the association at tea. AT 6:3O
the tables were spread, and the members OF me
committees, with the ladies and some of the
ministers, took their places around the tables
to the number Of "a. The hall had been pre-.
viously decorated with flowers and vines, and
with the tables well filed with choice viands
Al were prepared to do justice 70 & ans goo, gooo
General Secretary George Taylor made tome
remarks expounding the various duties OF the
The music committee arranged q pleayani
hour for singing. Miss Brown sang solo
When the Mists Have Rolled Away,
= n~npt AAx.f nn f1rr tall no
the committee to arrange in classes to outline
their work for the year.
The lndieB' COMMITTEES held short business
session to elect delegates for the state conven.
tion at stockton, commencing on Novembei
Ssh. The following delegates were elected
Mrs. D.. /. Holt Mrs. l.. ". Wheeler, Mrs. T.
lor, Mrs. Tilmsn Hobson.
PREsBYrERIAN SOCIAL
The social given by the ladies OF the First
Presbyterian n church last evening was well at
tended and proved to be one OF the mos
pleasant events yet given by the ladies of the
the lecture room, where the supper wal
served, was handsomely decorated and pre-
sented very pretty appearance profusion {. o.
OF the rooms and ta bles,
The event throughout was Of %ssi. most UNIQUE ss
credit on the ladies In charge.
NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Pitcher were among yes
terday's home-comer from Chicago and the
east.
"a. Tarrance returned this morning from
Buffalo, accompanied by party of friends
who will spend the winter in this city.
The students OF Throop Polytechic institute
had a candy pull in the parlors of the Wooster
book last evening which was much enjoyed
by the young people present.
Mrs. Carrie Glidden has returned from visi
to her old home in Iowa, after being absent al
summer.
There will be a regular meeting OF the W. C
T. u. Thursday at 2:30 p. m. in the Methodis
church. Dr. Rachel +. Reid, local superin
tendent of mothers meeting, will be in charge
Subject: Heredity. All women, whether mem
bers of the union or not, should attend If posi-
BILE. Ladies, remember the meeting place
The Young Mems Christian Association Ly
ceum, No. $780, l.. l.. A., will hold its regula
meeting Thursday evening: Question for de
sired as there are a number Of proseIy les 10 5,
initiated. Oh1eers and memb bers Will please b,
in their places at 1880 p. M. sharp.
Two men from Sierra Madre were broueh
before Justice Merriam this morning, charge
with misdemeauor In picking grapes from ,
ranch belonging TO Mr. Morris. They wer,
released on bail and will be tried tomorrow
morning.
The funeral of Mrs. Esther A. Foote, who =,
death occurred yesterday at her home on Soutf
Fair Oaks avenue, was held this afternoon a
$3.50 O'Clock in the presence OF few friends
and relatives. The services were cond ctet
by Rev. Florence KaIlock and the remaipl
taken TO Los Angeles to be cremated.