The herald., 1894-12-21
EVENTS At PASADENA.
l4 Interesting Letter From a
San Francisco Paper.
s rrral Announcements of Coming
Marriages.
Death of WIss Hortou-A Golden Wed
ding Ceieb=sted-Social Events.
Personal Mention.

PASADENA, Dec. 20.-The following
clipping from the San Francisco Call of
the 18th, relative to two ell-kDown
newspaper men of Pasadena, has Great
cd considerable comment ia this city.
Under the head, He Lost His Money,
Pasadena Editor Out Over $200-the
item rune:
"W. S. Gilmore, the editor of the Pas.
adena News, and W. q. Stuart, q friend,
both OF whom are in the city on vleit,
had rather lively experience last even
ing. They were in the company OF two
female friends, and the party enjoyed
an sppetizing dinner ct small down
town restaurant. From the restaurant
they adjourned to the Burlington house
on Market street. but it was here that
the harmony which prevailed IN the
party became discord.
Editor Gilmore suddenly discovered
that he did not have about him $c25
which he was sure he had had early in
the evening. He was ungalant enough
to look upon the ladies with suepicion,
and called in a special policeman to
search the women. The special modest
ly declined the commission. and said he
could not do any searching without q
proper warrant. Gilmore still insisted,
and at last the women were taken to
the southern police station. where a
search was made for the missing money.
but the women did not have it. go no
charge was preferred. The ladies de-
parted and Mr.. Gilmore is still looking
for the monev which he had laid by to
spend during his visit to the metro-
polis."
EAsTERNERs COMING.
The hegira from the east is beginning
to set in towards the coast in good earn
cot. The following excursion party is
due to arrive at the Raymond on De-
cember 22d. the date set for the opening
of the hotel:
Mrs. f. P. and Master Charles Torrey
Allen, Brookline, Mass. Mrs. Emerson
Hall, St. Johnsbury, VT; Miss Carolyn
Ha,low Cam bridge, Mass. @. A. Har-
riug,on. South Acton. Mass. Mrs. j. A.
RNsbrouck, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Higbee, Salem. Mass. l. n.
orcester, Mass. Mrs. &. L. and Miss
f.oreuce q. Knight. Atlantic City, n.
1 John Lancy. jr., Marblehead, Mass.
Vre. ". c. Marselius, Scotia, N. Y;
lr and Mrs. IA. NJ. Marshall, Cam
..e, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. and
Y IA Bessie X. Packard, Campello,
4Aas Mra. H. R. and Miss Amy Beal,
il lion; Mrs. j. b. and Miss Lucy F.
a finger, Sowickly Pa; Miss Minnie A.
6 ,nchard, Bradforn, VT; j. A. and
Ni.g Nattls A. Bowen, South Acton,
N.,e. Miss Belle Joy Butter6eld, AM
yer. Mass. Mrs. W. @. Carlisle, Buff
,.lo: Misses Annie B. and S. f. Conery,
ios,on Rev. and Mrs. Henry A. Cooke,
Cambridge. Mass. F; Mrs. S. NJ. Cornell
-ro IA. n. y; Horsce S. Cousens, New
'cn. Mass; Mr.. G. F. and Miss Alice
pnubar. Buffalo, N. Y; Emerson Hall,
-. Johnsbury, VT. Miss Jane B. Pat
on. Boston: Mics Josephine A. Psass.
Nsw Haven, Conn.,; Joseph Pierce,
boston Miss Mary Z. Pierce, Weston,
.nass.; II. II. Phinney, Allston, Mass. /;
a. 7. Pierce, Holyoke, Mass. Miss Kate
rinkham, Boston; Mrs Elizabeth Ram
eey, Miss Caroline S. Ramsey. Albany,
N. Y; Mrs.. Lucy +. Rove, swamp
scott. Mass. /; MIR. and Mrs. Wingate P.
Sargent, Misc Florence n. Sargent Miss
Mary G. Sargent, Melrose, Mass. Mrs.
P. G. Severance and maid, Miss Emily
NJ. Severance, Master VIM. Il. Sever
ance, New Bedford. Mass. Mr.. and
Mre Stephen l.. Taylor. Lsconia, N. Ii. !;
Mrs. S. S. Thompson, Lvndonville, Vt. ;
Mrs w. o. and Miss NJ. Trowbridge,
Newton. Mase Mrs. John G. and Miss
Florence g. Tucker, New York; Miss
Louise Uhhnger, Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mgs. AL bert A. White, South Attleboro,
Mass. Col. Nm. b. White. Boston
Mrs. l.. w. Whitman, Brockton, Mass
Mrs. Abbie Williame, Southboro. Mssa.
NUMEROUS COMING MARRIAGES..
The wedding of Mr.. Newton Lsthead
Of the Star and Miss Vira Barker is an
rounced to take place at tho home OF
the bride, on North Los Robles avenue,
Wednesday evening, January 9th, at
6 O'Clock. The ceremony will be private,
only few intimase friends being pres
ert. Both young people are we'll known
in social circlee, and have host OF
friends who join in beat wishes.
The marriage of Miss Maud Jacobs,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Jacobs OF
this city. and Mr.. Arthur Winters OF
Washington will occur at the residence
of the BRIDES paTent8. on Mary street,
Monday eveuing, January 7th. The
young people will make their future
home in Colvile, Wash, where Mr..
Winters in engaged in business.
DEATH OF MISS HORTON.
The death of MigD Jane Horton oc.
Cured this afternoon at the Cedars. No.
30S East Colorado street. Miss Horton
came to Pasadena about q year ago on
account Of her health, and in hopes
that the climate would effect cure.
Her trouble, however. was too far ad-
vanced, and alter q brave struggle the
end came lats this afternoon. Miss
Horton WAC accompanied by her sister,
Mics Fanny Horton, who has done
everything possible for the comfort of
she deceased during the year passed
hore. The death is sad blow to her and
nhc has the sincere sympathy of large
circle of friends in her sad hours. No
have 40 yet been made for
the iunsral, notice of which will De
gwen later.
A GOLDEN WEDDING.
W. and Mrs. L. d. Hollingsworth
LIBERATED their golden wedding anni-
-orsary very happily yesterday. The
,athering occurred az the home OF Mrs.
! ddngs, daughter of the aged couple,
cd was attended by several generations
, coatiyea, making the meeting most
. i.asaut one in every respect.
among the relatives present were:
r.. and Mrs. Stuart and family Of West |
rauch 10. Mr.. Ed Hollingsworth, Fl. |
Z llollingsworth and family, Los Ange- |
..e; Mira. w. It. Vail and sons, Mr..
'iiddiugs and family. The aged couple |
IN whoeo house the ceremony was held |