The herald., 1894-02-06

msrshals were approved: W. T. Ware,
J. E. Doty, A. X. Klock, p. Brown, p.
P. Bantam, w. S. Fairman, W. b.
Rowland, A. G. Buchanan, @. w. Swan,
F. v. Hovey.
The report Of the city tax collector
for the month of January was received.
Total collections were $2l67.50.
A GREAT SUCCESS.
The second annual charity ball, at
Hotel Green. this evening, was one OF
the largest attended and most successful
events OF its kind ever held in Pasa-
dena. The magnificent hotel itself pre-
sented beautiful sight, with its myr-
lads Of electric lights, the new plant
being turned on for the first time in
honor of the event, glimmering out,
from top to bottom, and presenting q
beautiful sight. The elegant dining
room, by far the best in Southern Cali
fornia, presented charming picture in
white and gold, relieved by tastefully
arranged ferns and vines at frequent
intervals, the work of Manager Holmes
and his able corps of assistants.
1t was past 8 O'Clock when the grand
march started to the delightful strains
OF Romandy's orchestra, and it was in
the wee, small hours before the tired
but merry party separated.
The guests as they arrived were
charmingly received by the reception
committee, consisting of Mrs. Governor
Markham, Mrs. General Wentworth.
Mrs. William Stanton, Mrs. F. B. Weth-
erby, Mrs. J. HI. Holmes, Mrs. E. r.
Hull, Mrs. @. S. Cristy, Mrs. @. @.
Daggett, while the following patronssses
saw to it that everything possible was
done to make the affair success: Miss
A. E. Bartlett, Mesdames J. W. Hugus,
l. B. Winslow, @. s. Cristy, Page, II. II.
Markham, William Heiss, @. w. Brown,
A. Mentally, A. r. Metcalfe, @. F. More
house, A. II. Palmer, s. g. Reed, M. D.
Painter, j. II. Cultivate, d. A. Senter,
F. II. Vslette, j. Wadsworth, General
Wentworth, J. D. Wilde, ]. @. Carr, M.
A. Bartlett, f. @. Bolt. A. H. Conger, @.
d. Dagget, Allen Dodworth, M. prser,
G. f. Granger, p. M. Green, g. q.
Green, Grsble, f. Grinnell, J. IL.
Holmes. E. f. Hurlbut, Belle Jewett,
W. s. Kyle, A. A. Libby, 7. S. @. Lowe,
w. d. McGilvray, E. R. Hull, w. U.
Masters, w. @. Stuart, F. F. Rowland,
H. R. Hertel, F. r. Drake, W. ID. Wiley,
Miss Wilde.
Refreshments were served during the
course of the evening in the usual excel
lent style of the Green.
BANK ELECTION.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the San Gabriel bank was
held this afternoon. The entire board
of directors was reelected by a unani-
nous vote, consisting OF ]. w. Hughes,
@. &. Ohristy, F. @. Bott, s. Washburn,
Webster Wotkyns, Harry @. Allen and
W. S. Weight.
The acting officials were also reelected,
as follows: President, Frank G. Bait ;
vice president, s. Washburn; cashier,
Geo. B. Post.
reports for the past year Ahow the
affairs of the institution to be in moot
satisfactory condition.
RAM, arrested by Constable Nosewor-
they as Migrants. The court turned
them loose.
The city camp of unemployed moved
toits new quarters On South Raymond
avenue this morning.
Danl Sully at the opera house this
evening, In The Millionaire, was crested
by good.sized audience, which would
have been larger but for the charity
ball.
The Catholic fair which closed at
Williams' hall Saturday evening, netted
the ladies the handsome sum of $500. a
remarkably good showing.
A tull meeting of the committee on
the midwinter fair is called for tomor-
row morning at Mr.. P. M. Green's office.
In the First National bank. Business OF
Importance is to come up.
A regular monthly meeting of the
board OF trade directors will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. All mem
bers should be present, as considerable
business will come up.