The herald., 1894-09-01
PASADENA.

PASADENA, Aug. Sls-A very pleasant
social hop was given in the parlcrs OF
the Green hotel last evening by DR.. and
Mrs. F. F. Rowland in honor OF their
two young daughters, Virginia and
Edith. Music was furnished for the
occasion by I,cwinssy's orchestra. Re-
freehments were served during the
course OF the evening. Those present
were:
Misses Hubbard. Hall, Elesnor Hall,
Brown, Lowe, Zoe Lowe, Cole, Shoe
maker, G-eesleai, Fife, Dickinson.
vischer, Fish, Bolt. Franc Bolt. Cioud,
Coleman, Kimball, McGilvray, Pitcher,
Dodworth, LillieESDcdworth, Conger,
Gardner, Rand, Vallette, Hurlbut,
Towne, Craig, Hngus, Armstrong,
Grebls. Margaret Greble, Church,
Grinnell, Mary Griunell, Haleted,
Stanton, Whitmore, Mehsrry, Markham,
Alice Markham, Crowell, Nenner, Lot
tie Menner, French, Orion, Church. Dob
bins, Holmes, SRoberts, Dalrymple, Dag
gett, Helen Dsggett, Root y Messrs. Hal
sted, Shoemaker. Hail, Rev. Wyllys
Hall. D. d. KeLlana, Fife, Paul Fife, n.
W. Bell, Brown, Lowe. Coleman. Me-
Gilvray, Stats, II. M. StsatB, Dod-
worth, Couger, Lutz, Towns, Hull,
Craig. Jack Craig. Freeman, Pioaer,
Roche, Kellogg. Wotkyna. Randall.
Arms trong. Macomber, Bruce. Martin,
CruickBhank, Eldred, Grinnell, Granger,
Griffith, Shepherd, BackuH, Meharry,
Mncombsr, Day, Blodgett, Macy, Dag
gett, Rowland.
The banks win remain closed on Mon
day next, which ia Labor day.
Rolla Manahan left today for Stanford
university.
J.F. Policy ana Miss Charlotte Policy
returned from pleasant Htay at Cata-
lima today.
The business men OF South Raymond
are very proud OF their new pavement.
The street will be epen for travel as far
as Kansas street tomorrow.
Rev. O. E. Harris, pastor OF the Bsp-
tist church. is in very low condition,
and his recovery is extremely doubtful.
Stanford students left for the north in
o body today Many friends were at the
citation to cay good by.
A party composed of MesHr5. Turbett,
Mosher, Gates and Huff returned from
Catalina today.
Star: The contract for the Ross busi-
ness building that is to be erected on
the southeaat corner OF Fair Oaks avenue
and Union street, was let Yesterday to
Messrs. BakowlesB-H and Holding and
work will be begun soon. The building
will be one-stoEy brick. fronting 80
feet on Fair Oaks and rs feet on Union.
1t will be divided into three store rooms,
ell of which have been leased for two
years. Negotiations are progressing for
putting building on the remainder of
the space south of the Tivoli restaurant,
which is also owned by Mrs. Ross, so
that that corner promises to speedily
lake Oh greatly improved appearances.
Mr.. Savage 10 attending to Mrs. Ross
business in connection with the new
building.
Among the important improvements
which are beginning to be seriously dis
cuHsed is the building of new Method
ist church on the site of the present
edifice on the corner of Colorado and
Marengo, says the Star. The propoai.
tion is to sell the tabernacle for removal
to another locality, move the church to
the tabernacle site. to be used for Sun
day school purposes. and put q fine stone
and brick building on the corner. Con-
eidering the availability of that corner
for business purposes, why wopld il not
be good policy forsthe church tfnstsss to
follow tbs plan adopted in some cities OF
fitting up sad leasing the lower floor OF
the proposed building for frst-class
storeg and ,uaing the second story for
church purhoBeH2