The herald., 1894-03-21
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS,
Annual Inspection of Company
b at Pasadena.
Narrow Escape Of a Santa Ana Boat
ing Party.
A Case OF Skin GraFtinE ct San Bernar-
dino-Crop Prospects at River
sfde-Oolton and oo-
vina Notes.


was no exception to the rule. Many inter
ested visitors and officers were present from
Los Angeles and only three from a total mem
bership of so, officers and men, were absent.
The company, under the command of Cap
tain Cook, assembled promptly and the in
spection was made by Major Drifiil, assisted
by Colonel Schreiber, commander OF the
Seventh regiment, and Lieut. Col. L. z. Han
sen of Commander-in-ch Chief Markham's staff.
The inspection of Monday evening was unan-
imously pronounced the best the company had
ever passed. At its conclusion Colonel
Schneider distributed this state medals for skin
in target shooting for the past year. as follows;
Leutena 4 Collingwood, Sergeants Coleman
and Case, Corporal shannon, Privates Heiss,
Griswold. Kershner, Rush and Martin. Com
pany medals were awarded Privates Davidson
and Heiss. The highest score was maze by
Private Heiss-7S.
and inspection, but Monday evening phono-
graphic concert was given instead and proved
very entertaining to those who remained after
The Los Angeles guests, including "a mem.
bers OF the seventh Regiment drum and bugle
corps, IL members of the signal corps, Drum
Major Burns and Lieutenant Lawrence were
entertained by the Pasadena boys at the Tivoli
restaurant before returning home. In spite OF
avery unfavorable evening the occasion was a
great success.
NEwsBoys' BANQUET.
The newsboys' banquet, which was given at
Hotel Green on Monday evening, was an entire
success, and heartily enjoyed not only by the
boys but such others as we're fortunate enough
to be present and witness the gala occasion,
as IL was TO these delighted youths. The boys
gathered early in the hotel parlor and were
there pleasantly entertained for an hour. W.
S. Gilmore delivered an address OF
welcome, and referred to Mrs. Farr as the orig
inator and organizer OF this club, and ex-
pressed just appreciation OF the fine work
she was doing. Mayor Weed followed Mr.. Gill
more at some length and related several anec-
dotes which seemed TO amuse and please the
youthful audience. recitation was then
given by Principal Luther Brown, Oliver M'sii-
dell Holmes account OF how the old horse
won the bet. Mr.. Browns humorous recita-
tion was enthusiastically encored and Mrs.
FAIR then spoke to the boys in simple and
earnest manner. Mrs. Jack of Washington, d.
c., gave an inspiring piano solo, after which
the boys marched to the dining room to the
music of the hotel orchestra. Each was decor
ated with his yellow badge and in Sunday
clothes and happy expec ant faces made a
charming picture. The tables at the head of
the dining room were arranged especially for
the boys and beautifully decorated with pop
pies gathered by them. Mrs. Farr occupied the
head of the table, and among the elder people
present were Mayor Weed Rev. and Mrs Geo.
Dye, Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Mr.
Brown and Mr.. Coleman of the Star. The fol-
lowing is the menu TO which was done ample
justice. \
Cream of Celery. Consomme, italian Paste.
HoRs D'oEUvRE.
Anchovies. olives. Pickles. Celery.
FISH.
Baked Bass, Sauce Colbert
Potatoes Duchese.
REMOVES.
Boiled Mutton, Caper Sauce.
Baked Chicken Pie, Country style
Blanquette OF Veal, with Peas.
Orange Fritters, all Kirsch.
ROAST
Ribs of Prime Beef Turkey, Cranberry Sauce.
Loin OF Pork, Apple Sauce.
VEGETABLES.
Mashed and Boiled Potatoes.
New Peas. Spinach. stewed oyster Plant.
Caulitiower Cream Sauce.
COLD
Beef. sardines. Turkey.
SALADS.
Potato, Lobster
PASTRY.
Chocolate Ice Cream.
Baked Indian Pudding. Brandy Sauce.
Vanilla Meringue Pie. Peach Pie.
Turkish Cake. Jelly Ro'l. Currant Cake
Cocoanut Cake.
Lemon Foam.
DESSERT.
Dates. Oranges. Bananas. Raisins. Figs.
American, Edam and Roquefort Cheese.
Handmade Water Crackers. Graham Crackers
Tea. Coffee Milk.
The boys present partaking Of the feast
were: Walter Linney,. Bert Chadwick, John
Schermerhorn, Lewis Howard, Ben Pierce,
Harold Clacker, Charley Weldon. Carl Bur
dick, winfred Riggs, Paul Thomas, S. salamon,
AbbotJEss,on Jls, Frank Brady Norman RIo de hay Lay
Lang, Sidney Marx, Beverly Weldon, Archie
Forbes, Ed Schneider, Wesley French and Floy
Worrell
NOTES.
Miss Westervelt of San Francisco is visiting
her sister, Mrs. H. X. Hertel of East Colorado
The Georgia Minstral company will appear
at loves opera house Monday evening, March
25th.
An informal dance will be held at Hotel
Green on Thursday evening OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Harding have returned
from brief visit to Highlands.
Mr. and Mrs. A. X Nash left Tuesday for
San Francisco and the midwinter fair. They
will also visit Palo Alto, where Miss Nash is at
Josiah Little, a prominent banker of Amboy,
H., with his WIFE, and Frank Little, lumber
dealer, of Chicago, friends of J. II. Church,
were visiting Pasadena on Tuesday.
Albert Hamilton of the Republic National
bank of Chicago, has accepted a position with
Wood & Church.
Edward Smith and A. A. Anguish Of Morri-
son, Ill. are among recent arrivals.
BENJAMIN Thatcher OF Bangor. Me-, arrived
in Pasadena on Monday. Mr.. Thatcher is a
prominent lumber dealer and is thinking Of
George +. Taylor. f. NJ. Davis, John Church,
Geurge Dugger and party returned on Tuesday
afternoon from the Y. NJ. Z. a. olstrlct cOnVen-
The ladies' auxiliary and members of the
Y NJ C. A. will give farewell reception next
Thursday evening, at Strong hall, in honor of
George +. Taylor, who shortly departs for
Europe.
Mrs. and Miss Winslow, guests at the Arthur
house. leave for San Diego on Wednesday, to
be gone several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Babbcock left for their
homo in Adams, Mass, on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Ellen b. Farr will entertain the News
boys union, at her studio, with musicale,
Friday evening.
James G. Rosster, recorder was engaged all
day Monday with an important suit before u
Jury the trial OF Mrs. Davenport for striking
CLYDE Barnhart with a horsewhip. After a
good deal of elimination and recrimination
the trial was closed, and the defendant con-
yicted and sentenced to pay fine OF So
A competition drill will be held in the NJ. E.
church, Saturday, the 3lst, to select candi-
dates for the appointment OF non-commis-
stoned officers of the Pasadena Boys brigade.
Capt p J. Cook, commander OF Company b,
N. G. c., has been appointed one of the
judges.
for the municipal election having expired
Monday, the nominees stand as follows; For
members of board of trustees, T. r. Lukens,
Sherman Washburn, II. NJ. Hamilt ton, James
Clarke, Peter Steil, Andrew J. utley J. G..
Cahill; city treasurer, Henry c. Hotaling, p.
G Wooster; city clerk, Heman Dyer; marshal,
!. IT Buchanan, John s. Withiel.
Edward Fabian, elocutionist OF New York,
assisted by Miss Ellen Norton, paniste, late of
London, England, will give an entertainment
in Hotel Green parlors Monday evening next,
for the benefit OF the First Presbyterian
church.
are detained from school on account of the
mumps, which disease SENS to be prevalent
and severe.