The herald., 1895-02-09

seriously ill. Professor Lowe, with ms
customary generosity, has procured
medical attendance and is doing every
thing in his power to assist the giriss
who will probably soon be able to 70"
sume their duties.
FUN AT THE CARLTON.
The guests OF the Carlton and num-
Der OF friends enjoyed social and mop
in The psrlors of the hotel last evening"
1t WAS originally intended to produce
minstrel performance, but the pro
gramma as changed proved none tne
less entertaining and enjoyable. MI
L. II. Smith acted as maeter oil cermo-
MES, and ia to be congratulated upon
the manner in which everything went
off. Dimond's orchestra was present
and furnished selections during tne
evening, and, at the close OF the enter'
tainment, for the young people to dance
by.
The opening selection was by Young
ladies' auartstte, consisting OF Mrs;
Bloss. Mrs. Winslow, Miss CLANCY ana
Miss Phelps. The ladies wore red cos
tunes, made decided hit in tneif
Rong and march.
A Song Without Words, by W. S. Gils
more, was one of the events OF the even
Ing, bringing down the house.
Agood recitation by Miss Rose was
followed by an amusing character song,
Standing on the Corner. by Mr. dow'
ard, which was warmly received.
Mr.. Smith gave vocal solo. followed
by Mrs. Bloss, who received an encore,
responding with | Have Something
Sweet to Tell You.
Eternity. by Mr.. King, was one OF the
favorites OF the evening.
Mr.. Huff, however. carried OFF the
honors in the comedy line, taking the
character of an old colored nanny to
perfection. and giving Alabama Coon IN
splendid style. lie was assisted in the
act by Mrs. Kwiat Koivsky and Mr..
Howard, the former rendering q solo.
Answer. The entertainment closed with
q chorus in which all the vocalists took
part, Mrs. Phelps playing the accom-
psniment. Refreshments were served
later snd the evening closed with dane
ing.
FOOTBALL GAME.
A short but lively football game was
played on the grounds west of the Ter.
minsl station this afternoon between
the high school and the Throop poly
technic teams. The play was hot while
it lasted, s. Groenendyke having his
arm dislocated in the first half. At the
close the score stood to 6. both sides
scoring one touchdown. Georges Thomp-
son acted as umpire and B. Thorne as
referee. Don McGilrary captainsd the
high schools and Ed Hart the Throop
team.
BICYCLE RUN DOWN,
Miss Templeton. an operator in the
Sunset telephone Office. was knocked off
her wheel while riding last evening.
near the corner OF Marsngo and Colo
RADIO streets, by a man in a buggy and
quite seriously bruised. The young lady
had just turned down Colorado street
when the fellow came driving along vt
q rapid rate and ran into her. smashing
up the bicycle and knocking her of.
After doing all this damage by his care.
less driving he did not SO much as stop,
but drove off. 1t would seem that there
was no excuse for such carslsssness.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Grown City quartstte gives con-
cert in the 6. A. r. hall Thursday even
ing the 2lst.
Miss Sadie White entertained the
eleventh years high school GLASS at her
home on HOLSTER avenue this evening.
The Fraternal Aid association was or.
ganized in G. A. r. hall last evening.
The object OF the organization is to pro-
mote social life and furnish insurance
protection.
At meeting OF Pasadena division No.
80, K. p, last evening the following
oiiieers were elected for the ensuing
term: Chaa. Brown, captain; w. P.
Young, first lieutenant; Harry Hard
wick, second lieutenant; Geo. Richard
son, recorder; Frank Heorer, treasurer.
Rev. A. O. Bans, of Los Angeles. will
deliver an address at the tabernacle on
Tuesday evening next under the aus.
pieces OF the A. 2. A. Mr.. Bsne is an
eloquent speaker and the lecture should
be we'll attended. There will be no ad-
mission fee.
Company B has its competitive drill
tomorrow, Saturday, evening in Morgan
hall, and An invitation 10 extended to
the public to attend. There will be
several special drills in addition to the
one for medals, which will be well
worth seeing. A musical program me
has also been arranged, including selec.
tions by the Mandolin and Guitar club
and vocal solo by Mr.. King. Com
pany B is being reorgsnized at present,
and promises to develop much life in
the near future.
The Painter hotel guests and friends
enjoyed a very pleasant social hop last
evening for which the hotel is noted.
Music was furnished by the Mandolin
and Guitar club, the programme includ.
ing 16 dances. which were much en-
joyed by the young geople. The
spacious dining room and hall were
very prettily decorated for tho occasion
with ferns and brakes. II is the inten-
ton OF the management to give series
of hops during the season.