The herald., 1894-09-07
PASADENA.


PASADENA. Sept. 6.-The Republicans
are making great preparations for the
Friday night meeting. when Hon. M. M.
Estse is to speak.
A committee, consisting OF Mayor
Lukens, Captain Simpson and Captain
Drake, has been appointed to go up the
road with the Los Angeles delegation.
and escort the Republican nominee for
governor to this city. where he will be
entertained at Hotel Green. An in
formal reception will be rendered the
gentleman from the north previous to
the public meeting. Additional seats
have been put in the wigwam, and
preparations made for q big time. Mu-
sic has been arranged for, and all are
invited.
MUNaER--PIERCE.
The pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs.. A.
r. Pierce, on Concord court, was the
scene last evening of happy wedding,
the parties thereto being their daughter.
Miss Mary L. Pierce, and Mr.. Harry L.
Munger. the grocery firm OF Storey &
Munger.
About 25 gueets most of them rela-
tiyes OF the bride and groom, says the
Star, were present to witness the cere
mony, which was performed in simply
impressive manner by Rev. D. D. Hill.
The parlors were sxquisitely decorated
with flowers for the occasion, the bay
window being arranged 80 that the rose
fecked white curtains across the area
formed an arch, under which the bridal
couple stood during the ceremony. They
were ushered into tho room to the music
of wedding march played by Miss
Flora Schopbach, the bride looking very
Handsome in o costume of white silk,
made en- train, trimmed with white lace
and wearing tulls veil. She wore vio-
lets and carried bunch of the same
fowers.
After the congratulations the guests
sat down to beautifully decorated and
well-laden refreshments table, and the
enjoyment OF its good cheer pleasantly
concluded the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munger have gone to
housekeeping in handsome suit OF
rooms in the Smythe block, whore a
large number OF valuable ana pretty
wedding gifts testify to the good will OF
their friends.
WARM WELCOME.
A warm homecoming reception was
rendered Rev. Florence Kollock, pastor
OF the Uniyersalist church, this evening,
by members of the congregation and
friends. The reception was held from z
to 10 in the vestry OF the church,
which was crowded by friends Of Miss
Kollock, who were glad to welcome her
back.
A short musical programme enliv-
ened the occasion, and light refresh-
ments were served during the course OF
the evening. A short address OF welcome
was made by MIR. Coffin, who referred
feelingly to the great work which Miss
Kollock 10 carrying on in our city. The
response OF Miss Kollock was listened to
with pleasure.
MEXICAN FIGHT.
Justice Merriam's court was occupied
today by gang OF Mexiosns who had
been amuaing themselves by getting
into general fight up in the Santa
Anita oafisn. The chief cause of the
trouble seemed to be little Mexican
girl, apparently about IL years old, who
WAS claimed by q big Mexican named
thought he had a better claim on hel
and called In his friends to back him
up, when the trouble began. One of the
fellows mad bullet hole in one leg.
which he claimed had been received
accidentally. The evidence was very
contradictory and the court turned tbs
defendants loose.
A LONG TRIP.
Last evening Mr.. F. s. Wallace re-
ceivsd cable mesasgs from bis brother
A. J. Wallace, announcing his safe ar
rival at Falmouth, England, after q
sailing voyage OF 1877 days from San
Francisco, vim the horn. Mr.. Wallace
WAS accompanied py Mr.. D. Galbraith,
also OF this city, both of whom took the
voyage on account OF their health. Thi,
Ia the first news received from the party
uince they lett San Francisco, as the ship
touched at no port en- route.
NOTES.
Mfe. Stephen G. CLARK and children
have returned from an outing in SAINTS
Barbara county.
Rev. g. w. Pearl, who has fllsd the
pulpit of the Christian church here fol
several Sundays, will preach in Pomona
on Sunday next.
Mrs. P. O. Baker returned yesterday
from San Francisco, where she went to
place her young son In school.
James McLsohlan, candidate for con-
kreHs. and Mr.. Luther G. Brown are
stamping Santa Cruz county for the
Republican ticket.
At = meeting OF Pasadena encamr.
ment. No. "a, |. o. o. F., last evening
A. g. Harris was elected delegate to the
grand encsmpment, which meets at
Santa Rosa next month.
III. j. Vail 10 laid up with badly
swollen foot, the result Of disagree
ment between himself and his horses
foot. While driving yesterday the line
accidentally got under the animals tail
when he began to kick, one of the blows
landing on Mr.. VaiPs ankle.
Thieves arc getting too promiscuous
about town to he comfortable. About
sen days ago khs house Of w. G. Moshei
on North Fair Oaks avenue was entered
10 the day time and the dining-room
table cleared of about 500 worth OF ell
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