The herald., 1895-03-15
Pasadena Local Briefs

Pasadena, March 14.-Mr. .. g. New
ton, accompanied by his mother left this
morning for Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. s.. King were among
stoday's passengers for the East. They
have been guests of the Southern.
DIR. NJ. DeGraff addressed the students
of Throop Polytechnic this morning. His
subject was The Eve.
Mrs. Bond and daughter, guests of the
Spaulding, were to have left for the East
this evening, but were delayed on account
OF losing their tickets.
Rev. r. Harris pastor of the Baptist
Z Church in Toronto, Can, is visiting in
the city, and has been secured to deliver
sermon at the Baptist Church on Sun
day next.
f Daniels, corner Chestnut street and the
Santa Fe tracks, is being removed. A
substantial mill will be erected at once
p The latest social club organized is one
. under the name of the Crown City Social
Club, which will meet every Thursday
evening in I. Q. o; 4; Hall. The officers
are: President, A. Thorns; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Beale Secretary, Mr.. Pritch.-
ard. The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday, March Goth, and the evening
will be devoted to dancing.
Contrary to announcement, the lecture
by Professor Kunon ON Sloyd was not de-
livered before the Forinightly Club in
u
was postponed until Wednesday evening
of next week.
civil case came up before Justice Mer-
RAM today in which DR.. Kate s. Black
sues Mr.. Griffin to recover professional
fees. Benjamin Hahn represents. the
plaintiff and ]. T. Burdette the defense.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion Lyceum, No. $780, l.. A. L., held a
regular meeting this evening at 1880 in
Knights of Pythias Hall. A general par
liamentary debate was the order of the
evening.
Mrs. Margaret G. Graham Of South Pas
adena addressed large audience at the
in the Universalist Church this evening,
taking as her subject, A Western Wom-
ans Impression of the East. .fl
The Salvation Army had big blowout
in their hall this evening in honor of
the arrival of their new local officers.
:, from San Jose where they were very sue
cessful in conducting meetings.
The electric road construction work is
being carried rapidly along in completing
the gap between this city and South
Pasadena. 1t is expected that connection
will be made in couple of days. A mack
at present runs over the ompleted Sec
ton OF the road and many go into the
city in that way.
General Campbell addressed large au-
dience in GAR. hall this evening under
the auspices of the ladies of the W. r. C..
The subject taken was the Worst Boy.
and the lecture proved very interesting
as we'll as instructive. The proceeds go
into a fund for disabled veterans.
Miss Norton, the well-known pianist
aud composer, is preparing to give a
concert here, in which she will be assist
ed by Mrs. Mitchell, favorite soprao sing
er OF Los Angeles, Miss Taylor, an accom-
p!ished contralto. Mrs. Anette Won Bran
dis an elocutionist of high repute, Mr..
( Winfield Blake, the well-known baritone,
and Master James Ray a young violinist
s.,E The case of Rev" Rowland, charged
with perjury in causing the arrest of
Howard for an alleged disturbance of a
religious meeting, is still in evidence in
Recorder Rossiter's court motion to
dismiss was argued last night by W. H.
Shinn of Los Angeles, attorney for the
defense. who made an able plea, but the
motion was overruled. The case comes
up again for hearing tomorrow morning
at o'clock, when evidence will be intro
duced for the defense.