The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-14
PASADENA.

Social Events-Thoss Obnoxious Build
ines-Notes.
PASADENA, June 13.-Ths social given
by Pasadena lodge, No. l73, l. 0. q. T.,
in the G. A. r. hall last evening, called
ont large crowd and proved happy
affair in every way. A number OF
visitors were present from neighboring
10 iges and spoke of the work accom-
plshed at the various points.
The following literary and musical
programme was given:
Opening ode-Lodge.
Player lhaplain.
Cornet solo-Walter Albaugh.
Good lemplary from Modern Standpoint
Temperance song-Lodge quartette.
Carlton Terpenning.
Reading-Cora We'll.
Vocal dnet-Misses Yates and Bonner.
Lianor Trafiic in Pasadena-A. Y, Baldwin.
Plano solo, The Storm-Lee Morris
Total Abstinence from Physlcal btano-
point-Dr. Turner.
Kelloek.
Address-Miss Labar, grand vice templar OF
Montana.
BAD FIT.
The much discussed and abused wood
en- buildings, which are being moved
from Olivewood to the vacant lots west
oil the Presbyterian church, have caused
a great row. The latest is that the
second building which arrived per sched-
ule from our eastern suburbs this morn
ing, refuses to contain itself upon the lot
IaI 10 oil
building should DO, but prefers to bulge
out some four inches on adjoining pro-
perty. Just what the owners will do is
q puzzle. There has been such storm
OF opposition raised to the structures
being placed on the street that 1t is
doubtful il the necessary four inches can
be either leased or purchased. Mean
while the building "decorstes" the mid
die of the street.
MORE PAVING.
1t is very probable that matters will
be so arranged, says the Star, that paw
ing operations on North Fair Oaks ave-
nue. will be begun within week, as all
interested property owners on that street
with but two exceptions who are waver-
ing in their decision), have consented to
have the improvement made. The ma
jority OF the property owners on South
Fair Oaks are also in favor OF the work.
NOTES.
TIE final tournament of the Throop
Polytechnic Tennis club will commence
ON Saturday next and the Thursday fol-
f9ter cteII, formerly or the Tivoli, Ia
enjoying the sights at the midwinter
fair. He will be absent several weeks.
A social hop will be given by the A.
o. U. w. on Friday evening next in G.
A. r. hall. Good music will be on
hand and pleasant evening is prom
ised.
Henry Newly, the popular teller of
the First National bank, is back from q
weeks fishing trip up the San Gabriel
cafion.
Rev. r. M. Webster will deliver the
next in the series of free lectures ON
political economy in the vestry OF the
Universalist church Thursday evening.
Subject: Cooperation. Good music.
A private recital was given by the
pupils of Prof. Stetson at the home of
Mrs. Fsilor, on Howard street, last
evening. The programme was we'll ar
ranged and excellently rendered.
Mrs. w. 1. Grimes, accompanied by |
her elsteT, MISS Gert1e Ricketts,, left for |
an extended eastern trip yesterday.
They are to be gone all summer.
A ladies' circle will be organized in |
the Foresters' lodge on Tuesday evening
next. All members are requested to be |
present.
His Last Legs is the title OF the two
act comedy to be given for the benefit OF
the Athletic club, under the direction of
Prof. Kyle. The programme will be
supplemented by athletic work.
The social to be given Thursday even
ing at the home of w. 8. Arnold on
East Walnut by the ladies of the Epis-
copal church will without doubt prove a
very pleasant affair. A short musical
programme has been arranged and a
little dancing will be enjoyed by the
Young people later. Refreshments will
Do served
Two new sprinkling carts have been
added to the general service during the
past two days, and still the department
8 unable to cover al the territory de.
tired. The large amount of water being
lsed for irrigation at present makes the
work slower than usual.
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