The herald., 1893-11-04
PASADENA.

Blatenburg-Tubbs wedding--No Change
of venue-Deatb of Young Mills.
n, PASADENA, Nov. 3.--The marriage oi
Miss Cora B. Blatenburg and Mr..
arthur G. Tubbs. both well known
4 foung people OF this city, took place
hast evening at the home of the brides
W parents on North Marengo avenue IN
lhe presence of large number ol
\ friends, who had gathered to witness
ihe interesting ceremony and to bid
tbem God speed in their new life.
The ceremony was conducted by Rev.
Florence Kollock of the Universalist
church, and was of simple but never
lheless interesting nature.
The residence was beautifully deco
fated for the occasion, chrysanthemums
oeing used in profusion, presenting q
\ very pretty sight, as they are in the
height OF their splendor at this season
h Of the year.
> Directly over the spot where the
4 soung couple stood during the cere.
mouy hung mammoth wedding bell
~ formed from white chrysanthemums,
which won the admiration of everyone
present.
~ The bride wore an elegant cream
| tinted brocade silk, en- train, with the
long bridal veil falling to the floor, and
y she looked charming.
Following the ceremony supper was
served in the dining room and general
Jolly social evening spent, several vocal
and instrumental selections being rem
\ dersd by musicians present.
n, The presents were both numerous and
tostly and reflect much credit upon the
taste Of the donors.
y The newly married couple will occupy
. cottage on Kensin2ton place which
\ where they will be at home to friends.
NO CHANGE OF VENUE.
|. Yesterday Judge Mckinley decided
. that the defendant, in the case of Burn
ham va. Ritzman Il Wore, could not de-
y mand a change Of venne from Justice
Merriam's court, by q writ OF mandate.
This is the case which has frequently
been referred to as originating over q
bill of So for feeding horse.
The case itself has been carried to the
= superior court, and is still awaiting q
decision, as is likewise the horse. which
ia continually eating its head off in a
Il local livery stable.
SAD DEATH.
The death of Mark. the youngest son
p Of Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Mills, aged years,
occurred at o'clock this afternoon un-
der very sad circumstances from con-
tinued fever.
-, The little fellow made gallant strug-
gle for life, and everything possible was
4 done for him that human aid could rem.
der, but the disease proved too strong,
q and merciful relief came today.
He was the only child of the afflicted
parents, to whom the sincere sympathy
Of the community goes out in their hour
of sorrow.
The hour for the funeral services will
( be announced later.
NOTES.
L. G. Winston is off to the mountains
, for few days.
Throop Pclytec mic institute is rapid
|. ly filling up with outside pupils.
Tramps continue to pour through the
\, Mrs. w. s. Gilmore is reported quite
low, which is greatly regretted by her
laany friends in this city.
DIR. and Mrs. Frazer are expected
home soon from an all summer eastern
trip, including protracted etay in the
!. White mountains OF New Hampshire.
Y Mrs. James, formerly Miss McLain, OF
the st. Nicholas hotel, returned from an
(. eastern trip, accompanied by her hus-
band, last evening, and will assume
charge, OF the hotel at once.
Paving ON Colorado street east. of the
Santa Fe is progressing rapidly, and the
entire street will be open for travel in a
I, very short time. Work on the inter
y sections comes next.
Another balloon ascension is promised
t&~sk kl.a s<.s~
afternoon at 80 O'Clock, with the usual
parachute jump accompaniment.
o The funeral services over the re-
mains OF the late James Scoville will be
X held tomorrow Saturday morning at
10 o'clock, conducted by Rev. ID. d.
Hill, assisted by Rev. III. I. Staate.
The anniversary meeting of the Pasa.
dena Historical society was held last
n evening, at which papers were read By
y Mr.. Frank Policy and Mrs. Jennie Carr.
y The ladies OF the All SANTA church
are arranging to give an entertainment
] at the opera house on the 23rd Of this
month.
y Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Kenyon have
made gift to the Univerhaliet church
\ OF very handsome carpet. The floors
Of the church are now covered, which
adds much TO the appearance OF the in
terror of the building
y Rev. Miss Kollock of the Universalist
church will hold her regular motnhly
reception ON Monday, November 9th,
y from 2 to 10 p. M, at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Webster, Marenco
avenue.
!, Harvest Home Festival eeryices will
be observed ct the Universalist church
next sunday. In the morning the SER
y, mon and music will be appropriate to
tna occasion. In. the evening the Sun
day echool will give the annual autumn
concert Tbs church will be beautifully
decorated with autumn fruits and flow
ere.
\ TIE lecture OF Henry G. Spauldinp
upon Bishop Phillips books, which was