The herald., 1894-03-22
PASADENA.
Another Big Excursion-Loeal Nswi
Notes.


PASADENA, March 2l.-Another large
excursion from Chicago and other east.
ern points arrived in this city on Tues
day night, brought here through the
fundamentally OF Mr.. Johnson of Red
lands and i. g. Webster Of Pasadena.
The immense party were comfortably
accomm odated at Hotel Green, and
started early on Wednesday morning to
drive about Pasadena and vicinity. The
tallyho coaches OF Morgan and Wiley
and Greeley as we'll as other capacious
conveyanceH were called into requisition
and a tour was made of the town and
principal points of interest. Mr.. f. G.
Webster accompanied the party and
drove with them to his handsome resi-
dence on Marengo avenue, where they
were Hospitality entertained. Later in
the day trip was made to Echo mount
ain and luncheon was partaken OF at
the Swias chalet. The visitors left late
In the afternoon for Los Angeles by the
Terminal. Among the excursionists
were s. A. Little and wife, DIR. j. II.
Mayor, j. S. Quick and wife, q. j. Mum
roe, S. A. Main, @. Il. Rollo. Mrs. and
Miss Rollo, George Simon, Mr.. Lucky,
G. w. Townsend, Misc Carrie Townsend,
FE. Brown and wife, Mrs. Bedeman, Mrs.
Brachoogh, J J.Bartroua, RE. E.Archer, DIR.
Belle Ecridge, DIR. Geo. E. Ripley, q. II.
Gentry. O. r. Gentry, Mr.. and Mre. NJ.
L. Hoskins. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. O. Janish,
Mira. A. Tompkins, Mrs. M. S. Lee Of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. G. IL. McGraw
of Cambridge, II. A. Parker, Peppers
Vile, Mas. L. M. Stevens, Boston; a.
Z. S erling, Redands; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
S. Waleton, Decatur, ILL.,; Mrs. E. L.
Baker. Reading, Pa; Mrs. @. Brooks,
Aurora, III. DR.. Chessman, Joliet, Ill. /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. s. Downs, Boston;
H. L. Donovan, New York /; G.. II. Cush-
man, Boston 6. II. Flota, New York;
+. III. Farbau, Beatrice, Neb. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fox, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. @. +. Fish. Rsdlands; j. J. Hern,
Boston, Ii. A. James, Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. o. Johnston, Redlands; J. P.
Johnson, Springfield.
NOTES.
Mics Orton's school will close Friday
for ten days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullock OF Springfield,
Mass, guests at the Arthur house for
several weeks, left for home Wednesday
via San Francisco.
DR.. Dunsmore and family OF Minneap-
oils. who epent the winter in Pasadena,
lotC IOr Dan Francisco To-Day.
Mrs. Hanson of st. Louis is q guest of
Z the family OF Byron List. North Pasa-
dena.
This evening the Grover company
completed its engagement at Williams
hall with My Son-in-law.
A full rehearsal of the pageant OF roses
will be held Saturday morning at Will
liams' hall. Prof. Kramer of Los Angeles
will be present.
The hop which was to have been given
at Hotel Green on Thursday evening has
been postponed until Monday, tomorrow
being Holy Thursday.
Entertainments already advertised for
the opera house during Easter week are
the Georgia minstIels on Monday even
ing and James O'Neil on Thursday even
ing.
Specimens of nitrate of soda OF high
commercial value have been received by
Stanley Jewett from Death valley. Stu
dents at Throop inatitute are engaged in
analyzing them, and the result will be of
general interest.
The necessity for another teacher at
the Garfield school has long since been
recognized, and yesterday at the meet
ing OF the school trustees, Miss Lemon
was appointed to q regular position.
Miss Lemon has frequently acted as sub
Btitute teacher most satisfactorily.
Extensive preparations are being made
by many Of our churches for elaborate
floral decorations on Easter Sunday, but
the scarcity of flowers will make the
task more difficult than usually it has
been in seasons past.
The general public, as we'll as the
members OF the Presbyterian church,
will rejoice to learn that the church
trustees have decided TO repaint the
church edifice, as we'll as arrange for a
hot water system OF heating.
Members OF John Godfrey post, No. 90,
are requested to be present at G. A. r.
hall on Tuesday evening for the con-
siderstion of bylaws.
Ths funeral of M. ]. Perry will be held
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at Lip
pincott's chapel. Mr.. Perry was a
Mason, and his brother MaHons are
urged to assemble in the lodge room at
$3.50 sharp to attend the funeral in a
body.
On Thursday evening the Grover
comedians will give Our Boarding House,
at Hotel Green, for the entertainment
OF the guests and their frien is.
M. L. Burgess and family of Law
renee, Kan, have taken cottage on
Nortn Fair OAKS avenue Tor the coming
year.
The Woman's Relief corps will hold
special session at G. A. r. hall Wednes-
day afternoon as preparatory meeting
before attending the relief corps conven-
ton to be held at Oakland early in
April.
Prof. 7. S. @. Lowe has just received
huge alligator direct from Florida over
four feet in length. for whose accommo-
dation he ia having 8 spacious tank
built.
Mrs. ]. A. Buchanan has formed q
partnership with Miss Diers, and will
oe found with her on Colorado street
hereafter.
move! party will be given by Mics
Lena Seman of North Pasadena, on
Saturday evening. 1t is called q hobby
party: Each gentleman gusst is ex-
psctsd to wear some emblem of his pet