The herald., 1894-07-28
PASADENA.

PASADENA.
A 800, 900 Block to Go Up-Ths East.
srn Star Entertains-Psrso
PASADENA, July 27.-One of the most
important building moves 10 now on foot
ever carried out in this city. II in
wolves the expenditure OF 100000 and
the erection OF one OF the hAndsomest
business blocks in the southern part OF
the state. The proposition is to erect
four.story stone and brick structure
with all modern conveniences on the
northeast corner Of Colorado street ana
Fair Oaks avenue. to have q frontage OF
80 feet on Colorado street and l25 feet
nm Fair Oaks, This will include the
space now occupied by the Williams
block on Colorado street % far east as
the Carlton hotel and the Torrance
building ON Fair Oaks, going a. far
north 90 the alley. Mr.. Williams, the
present owner OF most OF the property,
is pushing the scheme and 10 at present
forming q stock company with = suffic-
lent paid up capital to buy the property,
move off the present buildings and erect
the building. Plane have already been
prepared by H. Ridgway and hand.
some elevation OF the contemplated
building is shown in his office. The
lower story is to be OF sandstone and
the three upper ones Of gray brick. A
modern elevator will be put in and the
building fitted with all the lateat inn
provements. Provision will be made for
four elegant business rooms on Colorado
stxeet and two on Fair Oaks. The whole
building will contain about 80 rooms and
the upper story will probably be occu-
pied by the Masonic orders. When COM
pleted it will be credit to the city.
EASTERN STAR ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment given by the ladies
of the Eastern Star lodge last evening in
the Masonic hall, was one OF the pleas
ATTEST affairs of the season. The hall
was well filed, the programme was ex-
cellent, and everyone present enjoyed
+he entire affair immensely. The enter
tanment was The sss0nd given oy as
e.M piano. which was recently rur-
.hased from the Pasadena music house.
rhe programme committee, which con-
I,ted OF Mines. F. r. Drake, Wiley,
Nowell, Hester and Bonner, did aoms
slndid work in arranging the various
editions, in which they were ably as
sAd by Mr.. Collins.
10 Diamond orchestra furnished
muc during the evening, and following
thuercises the young people enjoyed
q lie dancing.
b six tRbleaux representing the FIVE
henes of the Eastern Star. were much
en;ad. The young ladies taking part
wei Misses Nellie Weingarth, Ella
Bosr. Emma Heiss. Laura Wiley and
Nsb Patten.
b guitar and banjo duet BY the
Ni,s Grace and Lizzie Weingarth was
wesiven and received q hearty encore,
as is the violin solo OF Miss Lila Dali
rynls. A piano duet by Miss Laura
wiz and Professor @. James Diamond
wapne of the best features OF the even-
inRnd the recitations OF Miss Ora
Bus and Miss May Moore were excep-
tiolly good. Tho farce Looking Back
wa. which closed the exercises, Gre
atemuch merriment.
b complete programme Was % fol-
low
Orturs-Diamond's orchestra.
Val kolO-Mrs. V, Front
Ritation-Miss Ora Burke.
Gtar and banjo duet-Misses Grace and
Liz, Weingsrth.
Pho eolo-Miss Eva E. Ellsworth.
Ritation-Miss May Moore.
Win solo, Caprice de Concert Ovid Muslin
Prdssor Herman J. Meine.
Wal SOLO Mrs. A. r. Bradstreet.
Pho duet-4iss Laura Wiley, Professor C.
Gtar and banjo duet-Misfes Grace and
Lie Weingarth.
Section-D Diamonds orchestra.
blowing the programme, refresh-
mtts, consisting OF ices, fruit, lemon
ad etc., were served by the ladies in
andjoining room, which was very pref
til tildecorated. as was the main hall.
IT evening closed with dancing by the
yong people.
ir. P. W. Barton. superintendent for
N Fairchild in the street paving. has
taen up quarters at the Carlton.
ir. r. Scpdder and family OF Galena
a'nue left today for months stay at
C,alina.
.mong tomorrow's passengers for Cat.
aha are: Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Chriaty,
Hnry Newby, DR.. and Mrs. Palmer.
Weber was up before Recorder Ros-
sir this morning. charged with ped.
dhg without a license. He paid a fne
OPS and vent on his way, not, however,
rejoicing.
number from this city are attending
th Populist convention at Los Angeles.
Herman Dyer, 80 city assessor, must,
ScvANtu8 ~ NWs buFu OVoI tuo Abo0ou-
uent list to Hsrman Dyer, city clerk, on
-ugust lst. Loubtlsss he will do 80 in
igrsseful manner.
A Prohibition meeting will be held in
=. A. II. ball tomorrow evening for the
purpose OF elcctiny delegates to the coun-
y convention.
The death Of Mrs. Sarah Harvey oc-
cured at her home On South Fair Oaks
avenue yesterday. Tue funeral will be
he'd from the undertaking parlors of
Reynolds & Van Nuys vt 1880 D, m, to.
morrow.
Miss Charlotte Policy entertained a
number OF friends at her hone on South
her guest. Mics Paul.
The infant daughter of M and Mrs.
G. H. Shaffsr died last evenin, and will
be buried from their residence on Kan.
sas street at 2:30 O'Clock tomorow att
ernoon.
Mr.. 9. A. Gardner, the gsnia editor