The herald., 1893-07-22
PASADENA.

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Briefs-Notes.
PASADENA, July 21.-Pasadena lodge
No. l51, A. O. U. W., held open house
last evening, the occasion being the in
stsllment OF officers for the ensuing term,
By Grand Master Workman James
Booth.
A large attendance Of delegates from
neighing towns and friends from the
city filed the hall to ovsrhowing.
The ceremonies OF the evening opened
with short address by Grand Master
Booth who reviewed the history OF the
organization and its wonderful advance
to the present time.
Following the address an interesting
musical and literary programme was
rendered consisting of piano solo by
Miss Allen, recitation Miss Flora Ban
bury, song Miss Helen Forbes. recita-
ton Miss Maud Louis, piano and xylo-
phone duets Heiss brothers. The music
and recitations we're splendid and much
enjoyed by those present.
The following officers were installed:
@. r. Toms, M. W.; M. Sandeman, F.. /;
John Allin, o.; w. s. Noteworthy, g.;
A. E. G. Ayers, I. W.; W. j. Hess, o.
W.; G. M. Boston, P. NJ. w.
Among those present from Los Ange-
les were Mrs. Booth, District Deputy
VIM. Meek and wife, L. H. Cvrenius, A.
L. Woodmasee, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Sharp, Mrs. Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Moore, Fred Daken, E. II, Barr. O. An
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Fischer.
Mr.. and Mre. A. Goldsmith. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Masters, Mr.. and Mrs. fl. H.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. H, Robert, Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Mellette, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. K. Chalmers.
e HOTEL RUBIo BRIEFS.
Business continues brisk at Hotel Ru-
bio. Yesterdays arrivals included j.
Smith, Berkeley; Mrs.. G. s. Fleming,
Mrs. M. B. Thompson, Miss VI. L. AL
bertson, Mrs. H. 9. Marsh, Mrs. 0. HI.
Stone, Alhambrs; Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Metcslf, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. M. Furlong,
cH,xA- II. .JaxftA ". and Mgs. james
4. nwe. mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Love, f..
Weight Mart Fl. Weight, Mrs. NJ. H.
Weight. Harry Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
{. Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.. Clapp,
Pasadena; Miss Florence L. Rhodes. W..
G. Tuthill, Portland, Ore; Mics Pray
Miss Harnett, Toledo, o.; Mira. s. x.
Equires, Mrs. d. W. Fargo, San ca.
briel; Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Kinzler.
Mrs. W. ]. Devan, San Frapcisco. !.
/. H. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H, Hixson.
Walter Hixson, Joseph Whiseside. Mrs
E. Estes, Mrs. F. L. Floyd, Miss Alma
Floyd, Miss Irene Anet, John Camp.
bell, Mrs. A. Campbell, Mrs. B. Il
Thorpe, Los Angeles; ]. Coleridge Dar-
row, Mrs. ]. @. Darrow, New York city
Mrs. A. O. Antrim, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Charles P. Wiggin. Topeka, Kan. :; w.
E. Hadle, Sar Diego; Stuart Kennedy.
San Diego; Mrs. A. Hampel, Oakland,
Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Metcalf and Mr..
kud Mrs. r. M. Furlong were visitors at
Hotel Rubio and Echo mountain Thurs-
day.
Miss Genevieve Church of Portland.
Ore, In company with other friends.
lunched at Hotel Rubio and was epe.
cislly enthusiastic over the many attrac-
tions thereahouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dafrow of New York
city enjoyed the beauties OF Rubio canon
and Echo mountain.
Mrs. A: H. Jewett spent the day at
Hotel Rubio.
| AIhambra and San Gabriel's 400 hum
dred were we'll represented at Hotel
Rubio today.
The genial John o. Lowe and bride.
Councilman Clarke and wife. Mart
Weight and wife and party OF ak
other Pasadena and San Francisco
friends were pleasant visitors at Hotel
Kubio, and judging from the way John,
Jim and Mart ate, they brought their
appstites with them. There is no money
IN boarding these gentlemen, go sayeth
Chef David, who had to brace M on a
small bottle Of Stolrs beet pop.
j. II. Dixson, q prominent coal dealer
of Los Angeles, with Mrs. and Walter
Hixson, spent Thursday at Hotel Rubio
and Echo mountain.
A. F. Ainzler, manager OF the Califor-
mia in San Francisco, and Mrs. Kinzler.
Mr.. Chas. Dennis Jenkins, chief clerk OF
the Hollenbeck, and Mrs. Charles r.
Jenkins. W. E. Hadley, manager of the
Horton, and Stuart Kennedy. manager
of the Florence at San Diego. accomna-
MED by Chas. P. Wiggin, manager of the
National at Topeka, Kan. and Mrs. A.
.. Antrim of Grand Rapids, Mich.
formed one of the jolliest and most en-.
thusiastic parties that have visited at
Rubio cafion.
IF THIS BE TREAsoN.v
The fight between the Times and Ex-
press as to who is publishing the legiti-
mate Pasadens news, is really growing
very serious. The Express is so unkind
81 10 intimate that our highly respected
contemporary, the Times' correspond
ent. 10 very young, with a predilection
Ior ice cream, soda water and the com |
PAnionship of little girls, and what is
more terrible still, that be daily loads |
upon long suffering community mess
Di siush rubbish and rot.
/, NOW II is sincerely to be hoped that
Ino Express has overdrawn it's state
LnenI Of the facts, and that portion Of