The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-06
the appearance OF the rrawley company
here from the Burbank theater in Los

| the appearance OF the rrawley company
| here from the Burbank theater in Los
| Angeles.
A preliminary meeting was held last
evening at the Office Of Jumes H. Adams
for the purpose OF forming a club for the
discussion of subjects of general interest,
and that have to do with the welfare OF
the city and the state. apd for the enjoy
ment OF social intercourse, the design be-
ing to plan it somewhat.upon the lines
of this Sunset club OF LosAngsles. Ten or
twelve gentlemen were present. Next
Tuesday evening another meeting will be
held O the office of MIR. Metcalte with the
intention Of definitely organizing the club
Each person present was requested to
bring the name of friend for member
ship.
The Pasadena Law Students associa-
tion give their semi-annuaI banquet at
the Painter hotel this evening. Mr.. T.
W. Robinson presidss as toastmastsr. Mr..
Painter has al. angea an appetizine menu
for the young attorneys.
At the meeting of the Kings Daugh-
ters society last week the following off,
months: President, Mrs. Fred CLARK;
vice. president, Miss Violet Rasey; secre-
taIy, Miss Josephine Pulmateer; treas
urer. Miss Pearl Wicknss.
News has been received here of the
death of Mr.. John 8. Porter of Rockford,
ILL.,, who spent winter here about three
years ago. His death was caused by fall
ing from third-story window.
Nominations for officers of the Knights
of the Maccabees meeting which were to
have beeh made last night have been
postponed one week.
Mrs. Hooker of Boston and Mrs. Durk-
ins of vt. Louis are guests for the winter
of MIR. and Mrs. H. M. Mosher on East
Colorado street.
Mr.. franklin McAllister, son of the
president OF the Franklin Furniture COM
pany of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jysgee. also Of Philadelphia. are expected
here IN few days to make Pasadena
their home.
Mrs. Hooker OF Boston and Mrs. Bur-
kins OF st. Paul are guests of II. l..
Moses. East Colorado. They will winter
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Drummer of Sara
toea, old friends OF George Downing and
family arrived here Saturday from the
east and will be the guests of the latter
during the winter.
Mr.. Ii. NJ. Lutz returned last night by
the California limited from Phliadelphia,
whore he was detained after the depar-
ture OF Mrs. and Mas Lutz, who prece led
him in the journey.
Arrivals at Hotel Green are j.. M.
Wells. st. Louis; Mrs. W. s.. Nelson,
Master Ripley Nelson. Denver; George s.
Scovel ST. LOUIS; f. II. Husnes. Los
Angeles; M. Brown. Los Angeles; T. II.
Duzan, NJ. T. Dennis and Wife. Los An
geles.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Kitchener we're up
from Los An eles yesterday. accompa-
MED by z. II. Hale, president OF the
Breeders association, and wife, together
with Mrs. Kelly, secretary OF the associa-
ton. The doctor drove them about town
and convinced them that they will see
none prettier in California.
Charles A. Gardner, editor of the Star,
returned last evening from visit to the
Atlanta exposition and other eastern and
southern points. He went to Atlanta as
Californias member of the executive
com mittee OF the National Editorial as.
ISOLATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Harlow Of st.
Johnsbury, Vermont, have come to Pasa-
dsna to reside permanently and have
taken the Reed hopse on olum bin street.
They were visitors here seven years ago.