Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-11
PASADENA.

PASADENA, Jan. 10.-The Pasadena
encampment, No. 81, 1. o. o. F., in
stalled its officers for the ensuing term
last evening, Mr.. John Briener, D. D. G..
p, acting as installing officer.
The following officers were placed in
their respective positions: ]. B. Rob-
bins, G. p; A. G. Heiss, S. W.; j. S.
Blick, scribe; George S. Furman, treas
urer; Charles Ward, o. s.; w. 7. de
Busy, l. S.; Joe La Spads, first guard !;
Charles Goodman, first watch; A. 8.
Glidden, second watch Mr.. McGau OF
Monrovia, third watch.
The l. o. o. F. lodge OF Pasadena is
one of the most progressive branches of
this most popular order in the state.
The lodge now numbers 63 members,
and is constantly adding to its numbers.
During the seven years it has been in
existence over $1,000 has been expended
in sick benefits, nurse hire, etc.-cer-
tainly splendid showing.
A number of the members go to Mon
rovia this evening to help install new
set of officers at that place.
A banquet and general social time is
always the order in that enterpris;ng
lodge on installation night, and as a
consequence it is most favored visiting
place.
JUSTICE COURT NEWS.
The attention of Justice Lawrence's Is
court was taken up with one case of dis
turbing the peace and three vagrants.
Augustine Arbata, a Mexican, was up
for raising disturbance, having been
arrested by Constable Slater. He was
given five days to repent in.
The vags gave the names of Fred
Smith, Frank Ritz and Steve Trotter.
They we're gathered in by Constable
Swift for sleeping in box cars. The trio
were given five days as guests at the
county Jail and seemed disappointed
that the sentence was not longer.
NRFF-M'NALLY.
The marriage of Edward D. Neff and
Miss Mamie McNally occurred at noon
today at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McNally,
in Altadena. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Scannell of the
Catholic church of this city, only the
members of the family being present.
A reception was given later to the many
friends of the contracting parties from
this city and else where, that was we'll
attended.
NOTES.
. Mr.. Charles Gardner of the Star is at
tending the editorial convention at San
ia Ana today.
Mr.. T. B. Mantu, the popular North
Fair Oaks restaurant-keeper, has sold
his business to Mr.. Lord of Los Angeles.
who will take possession the 18th.
What has become of the Pasadena
Burial association? This proposed or
ganization started up with every pros
pect of success and should not be al
lowed to fall to pieces.
Lovers of good comedy should not fail
to see Miss Fanny Rice and her admir-
able company in A Jolly Surprise next
Monday evening at the opera house.
Prof. LIE Conte will deliver lecture to
the pupils of Throop university, Thurs
day morning at IL O'Clock, in the vestry
of the UniverHalist church. The public
is invited to be present.
There is some talk of having Prof.
Stamm's Philharmonic orchestra give
concert in Pasadena. 1t is to be hoped
that this can be arranged, as this or
chestra is certainly the best ever or
ganized in this section.
At meeting of the Y. P. G. U. held
last evening the following officers were
elected: Prof. @. H.. Keyes, president; !;
2. G. Wooster, vice-president; Robert
allen, secretary; l.. W. Andrews, treas
urer. Heads of committees-So
Mrs. Carrie B. Green look out, Miss
Lulu M. Conger; devotional, Mrs. G. w.
Hawley; relief, Miss Vira Barker.
The funeral services Of A. Goldsbor-
ough were held yesterday afternoon at
the family residence, Rev. Fife of the
First Presbyterian church officiating.
The interment was made in Mountain
View cemetery.
The following officers were installed at
a joint meeting of the G. A. R. and w.
R. c.: The G. A. R. officers were W. j.
Barcus, commander; r. H. Williams,
senior ce-commander; A. L. Petrie,
junior vice-commander; DR.. 81. A. Reid.
chaplain; A. M. Elson, officer of the
day; George Darlington, officer of the
guard; Frank D. Stevens, quartermas-
ter; Benjamin Jarvis, adjutant; DIR. s.
Rosenberger, surgeon. The following
ladies were installed by the W. R., =:
President, Annie s. Buchanan; senior
vice-president, Ida L. Jarvis; Junior
vice president, Myra B. Follett; secre-
tary, Celia Van Nuys; treasurer, Mary
L. Hartwell; chaplain, Margaret Par
ker; conductor, Alice Gibbings; assist
ant conductor, Kate Halstead; guard,
Flora Showalter; assistant guard, Mary
L. Furman.
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