The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-09
PASADENA.

The Maccabess FIourish-Musical Re-
eital-sooisty Notes.
The Pasadena Tent No. L, X. o. I. M,
was the frat organization of this order
formed in the state, and has ever since
been the banner lodge of the coast. Last
evening some 26 new applications for
membership were received, while
large number more will come up for ac-
ton next week.
The ladies' hive recently organized
here 10 also growing rapidly. and has
added much to the interest OF the 40
ciety.
On Saturday evening the tent will 60
down to Long Beach on special train
for the purpose OF organizing a lodge at
that point. Mr.. d. Dennis has recently
taken charge of organizing new lodges In
this section OF the state, and has proven
very aucceasful in his work.
MUSICAL RECITAL.
A mueical recital will be given by the
pupils of Miss Caro- Raggins at the Pas
adsna music house on Saturday after
noon next. at p. m. An invitation ia
extended to the public. Following is
the programme;
Duet-Miss Cecile Lewis.
The Robins Keturn-Miss Lucy Buckminster.
Warbihgs at Evs-Miss Alice Cherry.
sonatine-Miss Ethel Barnes.
Reverie-Mies Bessie Dibble.
Frantelle-Miss Lucy Buck minister
La Fauntain-Miss Nsttie Gsnahl.
Hiemweh-Miss Cecile Lewis.
*, S Ssv1Met Miss Ethel Barnes.
Gondoliera-Miss Bessie Dlbble.
Pizzicatti--Aiss Nettie Gapahl.
Antamin-Lucy Buckminster.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A delightful surprise party was ten
dered Miss Bertha Raymond at her
home on North Euclid avenue last even
ing by q number OF her friends, who
had assembled at the house during her
absence and gave her jolly reception
upon her return. The house had been
very pretthy decorated by the young
people who had the matter in hand. as
sisted by Mr.. and Mre. Raymond, and
presented q charming appearance.
Messrs. George Bockoff and Fred
Roache were chiefly responsible for the
pleasant event, and have the hearty
thanks OF all present.
Very dainty refreehmentn were served
during the course OF the evening, fol-
lowed by music, dancing and q general
enjoyable Hocial time. 1t was late
all voting it complete success. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond,
Mrs. S. Dayton, Misses Grace Smith,
Glennie Pearl, McMahen, Elva Hedley,
Florence Nolan, Wellie Melan, Bertha
Raymond, Messrs. George Baekof, Dan
Backof, Fred Roach, Paul Greather,
George Thompson, W. Simons, V.
Jemis.
TURNED LOOSE.
Hance Turner, the mulatto charged
with ASSAULT with deadly weapon, was
found not guilty by Recorder Rossiter,
this afternoon, and released. Turner is
the fellow who raised such row at q
colored entertainment in williams hall
q few evenings ago, and succeeded in
slightly cutting several parties present.
From the evidence introduced, however,
there seemed to be some doubt existing
as to whether or not Turner acted in
self defense SIS he claimed, and the court
decided to release him. A complaint
for simple assault would probably have
been made to stick but the graver
charge was no 20.
NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan, accompanied by
their daughter, Misc Jessie, leave for
San Francisco via steamer Thursday.
The city soup house is to be dscon-
tinued, it having outlived its useful
ness for the present at least.
The County Teachers association will
meet at the Spring Street achool, Los
Angeles, on Saturday. May 18th. at 10
q. m. At this meeting ]. d. Graham,
chairman Of the committee appointed to
prepare suggestive revision of the
course OF study for primary and gram
mar grades, will present the report of
that committee. Mrs. Frances s. Burt
OF the Lincoln school, Pasadena, will
also read a paper ON Row to Correlate
the Studies of the First -Four Grades.