The herald., 1894-04-06
NEWS FROM NEARBY TONS,
Pasadenans Preparing fr the
Fiesta de Los Angeis.
Two Santa Ans Boys isappear
With q Team.
Fercstera Entertainnlent d Pomona.
Nsws Items From SAINT Monica,
Asdondo and sa Bsr-
nardin0.

PAsArrHA, March 5.-Altough tao board OF
t'adc failed 20 scare up e1ngh energy TO see
that Pasadena, AS a city. al proper fepre-
sen;etion at TIE coming ala week in IlQsoAn-
ge'cs, we viii nrverthclss be represented by
2 al least two organlzatlos from this place.
Tho Sons OF Vetcranscamp has been asked
10 send mounted cons Of 10 men to act MS
hodyguard 70 the q. r. posts in the parade,
npon the orcning ay, Tuesday tho 10TH
= his camp is one olhc banner ones OF the
state AID for This recon has been selected TO
furnish the guard ri honor for tho old vet
Grams.
'r!roop rolytainic cadets will also be
largely rcprescnaG in the parade as tho body
guard OF The qutn, who leads the procession.
Company i VII tnrn out among the state
guards AMI upSn the whole we VIII after all
have quite rfpresentation II is. however.
10 be rogrettcf that our board OF trade has not
taken hold ofthe matter in an enerseeic nat, nm.
large floats feprcsening this city. its euuch-
tionHl insttutlons fruits flowers etc, Upon
the question OF the board of trade. by the way.
IT would seem that this highly important tac-
Tor in theeity's advertisement is IN danger OF
falling again into the peaceful slumDer whlch
,it enjoyed for Il number OF years mp 10 lls re-
cent reorgaui cation. At that time new LIE
was infused into it, and Tor time much gOou
work was accomplished; An active pQa.n Is
hoped the present sleepy fit Will pass over with
no serious consequences.
A SOCIAL EVENT.
One of the most delightful social events of
the season was the reception rendered to Miss
Margaret Greble at the home of her parents,
on South Orange Grove avenue, last evening,
TO mark her entrance upon the stage OF social
life.
During the afternoon the elegant home was
crowded from to 8 by a large number OF IN.
vted guests, who were hos spitably received by
Mrs. Greble, Mrs Greer and Miss Greble, as
sisted by Miss Hurlbut and Miss Greer
RpfrpQhmpufg 1ignpnSpd
gett, Mrs. Locke and Mrs Granger.
The house was tastefully decorated for the
occasion, large quantity OF cut flowers being
used and producing charming effect
Music was furnished by Lowinsky's orches-
Following the reception a very pleasant so
ciai hop was given in the evening.
Those .Presens were: Mrs; ,Greor, Mt. Justice,
Mss oresS Me- ss ~n GTSe Hp SoSfs s
Daggett, Mr.. and Mrs. Locke Mr. and Mrs.
Granger, Miss Greenleaf, Mr. Ktttan, Miss
Shoemaker, Mrs. Shoemaker Miss Bolt, Mr..
Stats, Miss Grebe, Mr.. Bell, Miss NJ. Greble,
Mr.. Spaulding. Miss Hall, Mr. Parsons Miss E.
Hall, Mr.. Halstead, Miss Hurlbut, DR.. Ma
comber Miss Dobbins, Mr. Green, Miss F. Dob
bins, Mr.. Furlong, Miss Dodworth, Mr. Lowe,
Miss Craig, Mr.. Melcher, Mrs II. Craig, Mr..
Nierling, Miss Merwin, Don McGilvray, Miss
Brown, Yer Picher.
AN UNUSUAL WEDDING.
An extraordinary wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Johnson, on Vernon
avenue, last evening, both their son, Mr..
George Johnson, and their daughter, Miss
Daisy NJ. Johnson, being married the same
Mr.. johnson was joined in the bonds OF we'd
lock to Miss Mary 7. Mppey eldest
son to Mr. Charles f. Salter OF Los Angeles.
The house was beautifully decorated for the
occasion, much taste being used In the
rangement OF the flowers, which were used In
pfofusion.
The ceremonies were performed as the young
couples stood under an arch composed OF
Cherokee roses, the whole making charming
Both the brides looked charming in costumes
Accommodating here WRalpB resssSElsS 70 slikse ess
the ceremony, which was conducted by Rev,
a. L. Ryder, pastor of the second Baptist
A sumptpous wedding supper followed tho,
double wedding. The presentsWere numerous,
including many from friends outside of the
city. fr
Mr. and Mrs. salter will take up their resi-
dence in Los Angeles, while Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson Will continue TO make Pasadena their
home. VI 1s
DEATH OF Mr.. HOWARD. Dg..f
The death of Mr.. John Howard occurred at
his home on Raymond avenue this morning
from complication OF diseases. Mr.. Howard
was one OF the oldest settlers in the state
coming west in the golden days OF 40, and has
been constant resident ever since. lie has
lived in this city II number of years, and has a
large circle OF friends, who viii learn of his
death with much sorrow. He had been i'll for
several months and at one time ii was thought
ne WOulu recover, Dut relapse was suffered,
and the end came this morning. The funeral
will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 from
the family residence.
NOTES.
number of Pasadena members OF the Lo
Angeles chamber OF commerce will attend the
excursion OF that body to San Pedro tomorrow
Considerable interest is being taken in the
protracted meeting at the First congregational
church, which are being held every evening
this week Mr.. Mason, converted lawyer,
will speak tomorrow evening.
Maggie Norris was sent to the reform school
this morning by Recorder Rossiter, upon ap-
plication of her father. She will remain until
she reaches the age of 81. The girl has given
her parents much rouble, and seemed entirely
ineorrigible according to the statemrnts made
before the court this morning.
In the Columbia Hill tennis tournament
which closed yesterday, the victors in the
mems singles were Burt Fowne, John Daggett
Rob Rowan, Don McGilvray, Free Roche and
VIII Merwin. The finals were won by Don Nc |
Gilvray in hard contest with John DagRett
In the doubles, McGilvray and Roche, Picher
and Rowan won the sets, while the finals were |
won by the last-named team. In the mixed
doubles Don McGilvray and Helen Dagvett
bested Rob Rowan and Nettie Hugus.