The herald., 1894-03-16
news FROM NEARBY TOWNS
DOings Of the Day at Beautiful
Pasadena.
An Evening With the Santa Ana
Whist Club.
PomonR'a Public Schools show . Large
Increase Over Last Yssr-san
Bornardino Notes and
Personals.


the purpose OF discussing what Pasadena will
do in reference to assisting in the celebration
which is 70 take place in Los Angeles from
April 10th to April 14th, and which is to be
simar7to the New Orleans Mardi Gras. Pasa-
denais always foremost IN good works or on
carnival occasions, and will doubtless come
nobly 10 the front on this occasion.
President Hayes will preside and place the
matter before the people at the meeting, to
which all interested are urged TO COME
The school trustees are especially requested
TO be present. also teachers and principals as
the proposed plan includes school children in
the procession, and the officers OF the Valley
Hunt club are also requested to attend, as their
Yainahle experience in tournaments viii be OF
assistance in formulating The plans OF the
meeting. II is undoubtedly festival In which
Pasadena should interest herself, and IL is de-
sirahle that this meeting should call out rep
resentatiye people, whose advice and assist
ance Will be serviceahe.
ENTERTAiNMEST AT HOTEL GREEN.
On Friday evening the guests of Hotel Green
will enjoy entertainment given by the Los
Angeles Entertainment bureau, which will
give the following programme;
PART !.
Piano SOLO khapsodie No. 2, Lisat-carlyle
Vocal solo, II Bacio, Ardit-Ethe stewart.
Mandolin and guitar. Washington Post
sousa-Edward T. Warren and f. X. Andrews.
Violin solo, Mignon, sangelee-Ethel stew
Vocal SOLO Dream On, Dream of Me, A. C,
Robyn-Chas, l. King.
PART II.
Piano solo. Polonaise Op. % chopin-Car-
Vocal solo, Message. Blumenthal-Ethel
Stewart.
Mandolin and Gutter, A Trip to Chinatown,
Gault Il F. Warren and F. r. Andrews.
Duet castanet and piano, Sobre las Olas, J.
Rosas-Ethel stewart and C. Petersilee.
Piano solo, Home, Sweet Home, Thalberg
Carlvle petersilea
Tickets may be purchased et the hotel 25
and 80 cents.
BANQuET.
The Newsboys union win meet Friday even
ing at their club rooms, corner Raymond and
Kansas Streets to complete their arrange
8ents for banquet TO be given Monday even.
Ing at Hotel Green Covers VIII be laid
ior 30 at least, and special souvenir menus are
IN preparation for the occasion. The spread
VIII be ample and elaborate, in fact a regular
fourse dinner, lasting from 80 until 10
o'clock. Mrs Sarah Farr, through whose
agency the affair has been arranged, will act
as manager.
The decorations VIII he in the color of the
club exclusively, yellow, ana the event viii be
novel one when viii be deeply appreciated,
not only by the boys, but by such guests as
shall be Invited to participate. Music will be
furnished during the banquet by Romandys
orchestra. A general interest has been aroused
in the new club, which is indebted to Gardner
q Webster, Grey Bros, Twombly and Quimby
for material for handsome silk banner,
badges, etc.
The next thing in order is an open air festi-
val in the park. to be followed by trip TO
Mount Lowe,
NOTES.
The Chatting Dish club will meet on Saturday
evening at the residence OF Mrs. CREDIBLE, Or
ange Grove avenue.
4 large party OF Y. NJ. c. A. delegates will
leave via santa Fe, the z :05 train, Friday
morning. for the san Diego convention.
Miss Theodore Lacy has consented to act
assistant librarian at the public library. gratu-
ltously, Wednesday and saturday afternoons,
those days being unusually busy ones
Mrs. Gilmore, nee Miss Julia Marie, is once
more visiting Pasadena and is established at
Arroyo Vista.
J. d. Rossiter has been busily engaged today
trying divorce with closed doors-smith
vs.. smith OF Sierra Madre.
The Universalist church is arranging to give
an elaborate spectacular entertainment in the
course OF few weeks called the Temple OF
Nelle, the little bay pony belonging to
Charles J. Pierson, and the winner of several
tournament prizes, has been recently pur
chased by Rev. +. l.. conger.
George j. stamm and wife, of Ontario, who
have been spending few days with friends in
Pasadena, leave for home today
Mr., ana Mrs. Wall, Mr. and Mrs Bowman, of
Oshkosh Wis, Mrs. Pierce and Miss Richards
are among late arrivals at the Carleton.
T. =. Lukens, who has been threatened with
pneumonia, is reported eonvalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack of Washington, D. c., are
visiting Pasadena, making carriage trip
through this southern country.
Miss Nye viii give water color exhibition
day Of next week.
Street urchins are doing a lively business
selling poppies each afternoon on Colorado
street, residents paying 10 cents bunch,
while tenderfeet are sized up at glance and
80 cents demanded, successfully generally.
Mrs Hull, Mrs. Houston, the Misses Houston
OF Evanston ILL.,, arrived yesterday and are at
the Arthur house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson, Dr. and Mrs. Fren-
han of jamestown, n. " are expected in
Mr. and Mrs Rays, Miss Abbott of East sagi-
nav, Mich, arrived in Pasadena Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lovelace nee Miss Helen
Crittenden, formerly Of Pasadena, arrived
Wednesday from their home in East Saginaw,
Mich
Mr. and Mrs. Noyes Of Marengo place, while
driving Wednesday afternoon accompanied by
their two children, met with serious acci-
dent, being thrown from the carriage. Mrs.
Noyes was most seriously injured, being cut on
the head, having struck the curbing in her fall.
The others were somewhat bruised. The acct
dent was caused by a misunderstanding be-
tween the horse and the driver in turning the
conveyance around
The news OF the death of Miss Lizzie Quick,
formerly of Pasadena, has been received here.
Miss Quick left Pasadena for Honolulu some
months ago to accept a position in the mission
school there Her death occurred March LIST
in Honolulu and was caused by heart failure.
The lecture on Foundations, given recently
by Rev. Clark Crawford, win be repeated by
request Friday evening at the NJ E. church
under the auspices of the Epworth league.
The lecture was one of great merit and many
people will be glad of the opportunity of list
enlnB 10 IL again.
Invitations are out for fashionable juvenile
party at Hotel Green Tuesday, March 27th
given by Mrs Claypool for her little daughters.
The programme rendered by the Oyide Nh
sin Concert company at the Throop polyteeh-
mic hall on Wednesday evening, was excep-
tionally fine, the violin playing Of Musin
being the best OF its kind ever listened to in
Pasadena. large and intelligent musical
audience was present and thoroughlE-en annoyed
the performance Every number was encoied,
even the last piece being as eagerly encored as
the first The audience present overfowed the
apacions auditorium and chairs were neces-