The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-09-16
Arrangements for the K. OF P.
Anniversary
PEDAGOGUES AT A DINNER
The Next Meeting Of the Educational
Association Discussed
An Alleged Confession Made by William
Handel, Which Is Contradicted.
Local Notes

the arrangements for the celebration of
the Knights of Pythias anniversary,
which takes place on Tuesday and
Wednesday, are now about complete. On
Tuesday afternoon the parade will take
place, which will open the festivities.
The procession will form on South Ray
mond avenue, then march south TO Vine
yard street. then to Fair Oaks avenue,
north on Fair Oaks to Colorado, east on
Colorado to Msrengo, south on Marengo
to Arcadia, east on Acadia TO Euclid
avenue, then north to Colorado street
and west on Colorado to Delacy; counter
march to Pythian hall. The procession
will be led by the band, followed by the
uniformed knights. then will come all
knights without uniforms. The members
will march from their hall at o'clock
to the tabernacle, where the speaking and
music Will be Tree to the public. fhe
committee would be glad to have all bust
ness houses decorated, either with the
nat national sHlors s or with H.. the . Go
and red-especially along the line of
march. 1t is hoped that all citizens who
can do so will be on hama on Wednesday
morning with teams and carriages to as.
slst in showing the city to the visitors,
that they may go away with as favorable
an Impression of the city as possible.
PEDAGOGUES AT DINNER.
President @. Ii. Reyes of Throop Poly
technic entertained at dinner on Friday
a number of gentlemen we'll known in
educational circles in this part OF the
state. Covers were laid tor eight, the in
vitedsguests being Professors M. NJ. Park
er, ]. D. Graham, Pierce, Hamilton, Nc
Claiche, Foshay and Superintendent of
Public Instruction Black, IN whose honor
the dinner was given. Professors Housch
and Ennis were also among tkoss in
vited, but were unable to be present
Dinner was served in courses at 6 o'clock
and no wines were served, nor were toasts
and speeches INDUCED in, but simply
pleasant conversation occupied the even
ing, one of the principal topics being the
meeting of the National Educational as
ISOLATION in June. 1896. AT the last m eet-
ing of the national association, which was
held in Denver year ago, it was decided
to hold the convention in Los Angeles
next year provided hotel accommodations
could be afforded so vast a number of
people. A committee appointed has in
vestigated the matter and 1t has been
found there are ample accommodations
The railroads also promise special rates,
uiiu u STcat tllOTb IL D6lIlH n1du6 lO secure
the convention for 1896.
HANDEL'S ALLEGATIONS.
1t seems that William Handel, now in
the county jail, hassmaae confession
duplicating ]. A. Barker IN his house,
robbing scheme He says Barker threat
ened his life if he did not Immediately
pay him $50 as a healing balm for
h hi wounded FEELINGS on ACCOUNT of H Han,
Barker, he says, induced MIN to sell Mr..
Pierce's furniture to obtain the mon ey.
Barker says there is not word of truth
in the story. Time will tell.
BRIEFS.
Cards have been issued by DR.. and
Mrs. Clay announcing the coming mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Jessie
Maude Gray. to Mr.. Madison Hester. The
ceremony is to take place at the Methodist
church Monday evening, Septem Der go,
at s o'clock. The young people will be
at home after October 10th at 53015 Dow
ney avenue, East Los Angeles.
Star: Recorder Rosster has been put
ting some extremely handsome new arti-
Giles of furniture into his Office, bnt it is
understood that they were all bought be-
fore the kowalsky case came before him.
A meeting of the Pasadena Athletic club
was held Friday evening in the Hopkins
block, which was attended by about fifty
members. The president, r. A. Bald
mainly confined to routine matters.
]. G. e. Adams has succeeded in har-
vesting fine crop of chestnuts grown
near Eagle Rock, which rival in size and
sweetness any chestnuts grown in the
east,