The herald., 1895-05-03
Col. G. G. Green Is Given an
Enthusiastic Reception
PASADENA PEOPLE PRESENT
The Rain Did Not Interfere With May
= Day Celebration
Albert Gilmore May Recover From His
Injuries Local Brevities and
Personal nention

PASADENA, May 2.-Something over
hundred OF Pasadena's leauing citizens
as well as a number from Los Angeles as
sembled last evening at Hotel Green TO
tender their good wishes to Col. u. u.
Green, who expects to leave with his fam
lily soon for his eastern home, to be ab'
sent during the summer.
After an informal gathering in the par
lors the guests adjourned to the dining
rooms, which had been beautifully deco
rated for the occasion with profusion OF
roses, smlax, maiden hair ferns, rare
potted plants and palms, all brilliantly
illuminated by the light of hundreds OF
wax tapers, in addition to the usual elec-
trio lights. The guests sat down TO three
long tables, two extending lengthwise OF
the room and the third at right angles to
these. all decorated with great bouquets
Of La France, Duchess and american
Beauty roses, interspersed with the deli
cate sprays of maiden hair fern.
The banquet spread for the guests by
Manager Holmes was a fine one, the
menu being as follows;
Oysters
Wetmore hot sauterne.
olives. Caviar Sailed Almonds
Boiled salmon, Hollandaise.
Filet OF Beef. Mushrooms
New peas. Pota o croquettes.
Mont-rouge Burgundy,
Chicken salad.
Vanilla ice cream.
Cakes. Nuts. Raisins. Fruit.
Cheese. Crackers.
Coffee. Cigars.
Lowinsky's orchestra discoursed most
excellent music during the several
courses, and when the dessert was
reached Judge II. w. Magee, acting as
4 !, ,,f fho
evening, Col. G. 6. Green, who responded
most happily, after the applause which
greeted Inn had subsidized He said that
this tribute to him was an unexpected
honor, and coming from these gentlemen
whom he had known since the early days
of Pasadena, he felt particularly fiattered
by it.
These were the men who we're not dis
couraged by the collapse of the boom.
but had only increased their efforts. and
the results of their zeal and enterprise
were visible on every hand, resulting in
making Pasadena such Il city as he was
proud to bring to the notice of his eastern
friends. and the finest little city in the
state of California.
Judge Magee then read letters of regret
from Walter Raymond and General Went
worth of the Raymond, expressing their
good wishes, the former saying the illness
of Mrs. Raymond kept him at home, while
VIE luttcI, III duultlOn ~ tEc ldCt JildG he
is preparing to start for the east tomor-
row, alleged that the recent fire had de-
voured so much OF his wardrobe that he
felt constrained to remain at home.
Toasts were responded to by the follow
ing gentlemen Senator Simpson, Prof.
7. 5. Z. Lowe, p. Nj. Green, ex-Governor
Markham, J. W. Wood Manager Holmes
OF the Green, Frank G. Bolt Herbert C.
Brown, E, c. Webster, Judge Rose. DR..
Bridge, f. p Clark Major Cox. L. ?.
Lukens, Judge Rossiter c. A. Gardner
and G. G. Brown, in the order named.
and much merriment and wit was in
dulged in, among other thingsJ. W. Mood
bringing bis machine poetry to bear upon
the assemblage with telling effect.
After Il rising toast to the health and
prosperity of the guest of the evening,
Colonel Green, the festivities were brought
to a close dnring the early morning hours
Following is a list of the guests: j; W.
kyns, Frank G. Bolt, Walter l.. Wotkyns.
J.. c. Torrance, Herman Il. Hertel, A. r..
klock, Oscar freeman, W. Ii. Wiley w.
S. Gilmore. II. III. Markham, J. s. Tor
rance, IL. W. Hines, E. F. Clark, Colonel
NJ. H. Sherman, &. q. Brown, E. c.
Webster. Q. a. Smith; r.; $. e. Lowe, Dr..
Dalrymple. W. II. Hill, Ed Kennedy. DR..
NJ. o. Randall, sherman Was.lburn, j.
Wesley Banhury j. $. Mills, L. Kayser.
Herbert G. Brown, j. S. Glasscock, II. II.
Osborne, Judge Walter Van Dyke.
Judge Waldo M. York, B. N.
Smith. Judge W. ii. Clark, Judg :
Lucien z. Shaw. Judge J. W. Mckinley,
George b. Post. y. Ii. Conger, W. e.
Arthur, John Mcdonald, G.. u. Daggett,
7. P. Lukens. W. II. Prittie. Arthur II.
Palmer, Il. NJ. Furlong, Theo. Coleman,
l. n. Todd, J. &. Rossiter, Ii. II. Rose.
j. S. Hodge, Il. Groenendyke. A. w.
Roche. James Clarke NJ. IL. Weight, c.
C.. Fulton, James McLachlan, l.. A.
Craig, w. II. Conrad, Daniel Webster,
A. b. Mananan, DR.. Macomber. E. r.
Hull e. S. Martin. Calvin w. Brown,
W. q Stuart. r. T. Nandevort, Hon.
A. W. Carscallen, f.. T.. Hurlput, John
S. Cox, \. X. Metcalfe, John Il.
Buchanan. J. W. Mood Alex Belford
A. W. Armstrong, W. II. Staats, p. 2.
Bonham. ii. b. Sherman, l.. 4. Sheldon,
W. S. Wright. p. M. Green. NJ. +. Wood
T. l.. Bushnell. G. NJ. Stimson, l.. p
Hanson, Ernest II. May, William Stan
ton. Johh p. Reilly, Edwin Stearns Will
Craig. II. {. Hotaling, DR.. Green, J. A.
Buchanan, c. J. Crandall. Dr. r. J..
Mohr. q. A. Gardiner Frank W. Childs,
g. r. Downing, NJ. d. Painter, w. H..
Bagley. DR.. Radebaugh. W. f, Chaplin,
j. B. Wetberby. j. X. Vlicr, Dr. Nor
man Bridge, II. G. Newby, e. l.. Pyle,
NJ. Meyberg, l.. W. Frary, Il. II. Knight,
q. Gardner.