The herald., 1894-12-30
SOCIAL EVENTS At PASADENA,
a Couple of Smooth Confidence
Men Arrested.
Sermons Preached at the Various
Churches.
Many Local Events = Personals and
News of General In.
terest

house was the scene of a very pleasant
gathering last evening. This hotel has
recontly been largely increased in sizs.
and the festivities last evening celss
breted the opening of the new apart
msnts. Mr.. aud Mrs. Roberts joined
more heartily in the event from the fact
that It was the twenty.fifth anniversary
ofsthsir marriage. The decorations were
In specially good taste. flowers. vines,
holly, etc., being used to excellent ef-
feet. The host and hostess were assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Rand, Mrs. Frost,
Miss Oeton and Miss Fife. Dancing fur
nished the principal Amusement OF the
evening, music being furnished by Dl-
mond'iI orchestra, the spacious dining
room being used for that purpose. Re-
lrephme ents were served during the even
Ing. and altogether the event was
most pleasant one in every respect. In
spite Of the wet weather there was
general response to the invitations, as
will be seen from the following list OF
tkose present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam, DIR. and Mrs.
Berry, DIR. and Mrs. Harry Macomber,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerdine. Mr. and Mrs.
Gale, Mr.. and Mrs. Farris. Rev. and
Mrs. Merwin, Rev. and Mrs. Strong,
Crowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Millard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stimson, MIR. and Mrs. John w.
Dodsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Crisby. Mr.
and Mrs. Bullock, MIR. and Mrs. G. H.
Frest, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. A. Gardner. DR.. and Mrs. Ward
Rowland, Mines. Gregg, Bangs, Boies,
Durpey, Bennett, Hubbard, Barker,
9uesserott, Gee, Clarke. Hale, Tilden,
Townsend, Rand, Gill, Armstrong, Tall
man, Cadwallsder, Parker, Root. Wins
low. Dixon. Ermine. The Misses Dunn,
Young, Wood, Msjorie Wood. Barker.
Horton, Fife, Wisswell, Orton. Susie
Orton, Eldred, Hodge, { Rowland, Edith
Rowland, Policy, Blocki. Katherine
Blocki, Smith, Gill, Stanton. Arms
strong, Whitmoro. Grinnell Mary Grin
nell. Rand, Church, Gsneviove Church,
Beatrice Church. Lutz, Pauline Lutz.
Bolt, Franc Bolt. Csdwallsder, Crowell.
Root, Merwin. MoNsir, Boiee. Mehsrry.
Randall. Cloud. ETowne. MeClintock,
Lauderbeck. Shsrburne, Gardner, Edith
Gardner, Hale, Clarke, Florence Clarke,
Little, Margaret Little. Coleman, Mil
lard. Cooper, Hull, Clark.
Messrs. Merriam, Rorebnck, Gale, Oil.
YER Gale. Keamrorh, Mckinney. Dun
ham, Condict. Smith, Leithead. Volney,
Craig, Jack Craig. Eldred, Hodge. Ma
comber, Rhodes. Gregg, Conger: Roche,
stimsoR, Gill, Randall. Lutz, Woolssy.
Staets, Policy, Blocki. Mitchell, Austin,
Parker.
CLEVER SCHEME.
Marshal Buchanan has taken in tow
a couple of smooth workers who have
been gathering up many odd shekels
from unsuspecting victims during the
past few days The fellowa give the
names of William Morgan and Jack
Williams. Their method was this
Having laid in supply of cheap brass
rings and other trinkets. one would
start down the street until he got his
eye on promising victim. He would
then slyly drop one OF the rings, and ss
the victim came along would stoop and
pick the article up, pretending to find
it. and offer it for sale. Usually they
would prove successful, and the brass
ring would be disposed of, bringing from
80 cents to 81, according to the gullibil-
lily of the customer. The officers have
had their eyes on tho couple for several
days, and finally got hold OF them.
When taken in 9 quantity OF worthless
4eWelry was found on ehem.
PULPIT AND PEW.
At the Christian church tomorrow
morning Rev. H. Elliot Ward, the pas
tor, will preach, taking az his subject,
Enduring Till the End. In the
evening the theme will be. Bible Doc
trines Of Sanctifiestion.
Rev. Florence Kollock will occupy
the pulpit at the Universalist church
tomorrow morning. the services COM
prising. mainly, of reception to mem
sbers communion. The evening subject
will be. All He Knew. by Mr.. John
Hsbberton. ]. ]. Dennis will lead The
senior young peoples meeting and Miss
Grace E. Munroe the junior diyision.
Subject. Looking Backward.
At the Baptist church Rev. Judson
w. Martin, of Troy. New York, will
preach in the morning and evening.
Young peoples meeting at 6 80 p. m.
Rev. Henry A. Cook breaches at the
friends church tomorrow morning and
evening.
At the First Congregational church
Rev. Allen Hastings breaches at both
nervices.
Rev. r. M. Webster will preach in G..
A. r. hall. East Colorado street, Sunday
afternoon at 2:30. Subject, Those That
Walk Rightly.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion will hold their gospel service on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the
knights of Pythias hail. Rev. H. G.
Crist, pastor of the South Pasadena M.
E. church, will address the meeting.
Young men are welcome.
Rev. Clark Crawford, the pastor, will
preach in the morning at the First M.
z. church ON No Room in the Inn, and
in the evening on The Great Condescen-
sion. There will be a meeting OF the
d Junior league at 2: 80 p. N. and q meet
;1g for converts snd probationern at
Is. M. Other services as usual.
NOTES.
The City Tax Collector did big busi-
ness today.
MIR. Robertson has purchased an in
terest in the Tivoli restaurant.
a good rain set in here last evening,
and has been coming down in showers
EiHc6.
The living whist entertainment will be
given at the opera house January 18th,
with matinee on tho following alter
noon. Rehesrsala will be held January
Sd. 9TH and 9th in Willama' Hall.
The Pasadena National Bank moved
tnto its new quarters, corner Raymond
and Colorado streets, today and will be
ready for business on Monday morn
ing.
The death OF William H. Lamott oc-