The herald., 1895-02-12

Of the death Of his mother at Silver
Creek, n. Y.
A very pleasant card party was given at
| Casa Grande Saturday evening. Five
tables were filled and the play was
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Patton of Sioux
City, Ia, are the guests of Mrs. L. T. W.
Conger at her home, corner Colorado
street and Dorchester avenue.
L. H. Mccormack, a prominent banker
of Grand Forks, N. D., was the CUES. of
Col L. P. Hansen today. This is Mr.. Nc
Cormick's third visit to California.
The woman,s Guild of All Saints
church will hold reception Thursday
evening" Mrs. C. G. Brown and Mrs. Rey-
nolds entertaining.
A social will be given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church tomorrow even
ing in the church parlors. All are invited
to attend.
The furnace in Garfield school got out of
order this morning, sending the smoke up
with the hot air and creating the impress
sion that the building was afire. The
pupils we're sent out OF the building for
few minutes.
The programme for the Tuesday Even
ing Club will be as follows:
Solo-Miss Ethel Graham.
Violin solo--Miss James of Los Angeles.
Reading-Miss Pearl.
Baritone solo-Mr. Doun Harrison of
Los Angeles.
Tenor solo-Mr. Charles Clark of Los
Angeles.
acknowledgements of the club.
A meeting of the Delphi c. L. S. G. was
held this evening at the home of Miss Ida
Mellish on Lincoln avenue.
Tomorrow Tuesday, evening Rev. A.
G. Bane will lecture at the M. E. Taber-
nacle under the auspices of the A. P. A.
Subject The Mark Torn Off the Face of
Romanism.
A lively runaway occurred on East Col
orado street this morning. team be-
longing to the Pasadena Transfer Com
pany started up the street with load of
furniture, spilling it out as it went, and
smashing up several small rigs. They
were finally stopped before any one was
injured.
John Darian was up before Recorder
Rossiter this morning. charged with
vagrancy, and was given 20 days in the
county jail NJ. Moke paid fine of 81
for disturbing the peace. The tramps
since the chaingang ordinance was
passed.
An amateur theatrical entertainment is
to be given at the home of Mrs. S. A.
Day, on Alcott place, Wednesday even
ing, the Goth, to which large number of
invitations have been issued. My Lord
in Livery, by Rosina Vokes, is the piece
given, with the following cast
silby ...~..................Mi Miss Pauline Lutz
Rose. ................. Miss Louderback
laura. ......,...,............... Miss Turnba
Spiggott ....,..................W waiter Lutz
l.oru Snltlmer ...........-...........A WATERS
hopkins. .......................h IN. u Day
The play is said to be very entertain
ing affair, and the young people who have
the matter in hand will without doubt
bring it out in first-class shape.
A competitive drill of non-commis-
stoned officers of Company B for medals
was held Saturday evening in the Armory
in the Morgan Block. Sergeants Lippin-
colt, Garlick, Kenney and Call contested
sharply, Sergeant Garlick winning the
medal.
Private Shore won the first private medal
and Private Cox the second. The nom
commission medal, handsome gold
affair, was presented to the company by
Lieutenant Collingwood. The company is
in a fiourishing condition, nine new APP
plications for membership being received
Saturday evening The officers of the
company went to Los Angeles this even
ing for battalion drill.