The herald., 1895-12-11
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being the encouragement of cycling, the
making of better roads. and also to Guilt
vate social intercourse among members
The club is Off .ered as follows: Presi-
deut, DR.. Ella Whlpple-Marsh; vice-presi-
dent, secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Matte
A. Hall: captain. Mrs. T.. M. Elienberger
first lieutenant, Mrs. Lillian H. Marshall ;
second lieutenant, Mrs. Marie Glover.
Club color, orange. The club will meet
the first and third Fridays in each month,
at 3 80 p. IN. The next meeting, at 3l4
Arcadia street, will be the last at which
charter members will be admitted.
Professor Holders residence on Pasade-
ma avenue was entered last week and q
number of articles of jewelry were taken
from the bureau in Mrs. Holders room,
and also from a trunk in which were
pieces Of sllverware that escaped the
thief's notice.
At the city council yesterday the mat
ter of paying off IA portion of the city deot
was discussed, and il is probable that be.
tween $1,000 and $4,000 will be expended
for the purpose in q short time.
W. Frank Pierce. INSPECTOR general OF
the Scottish Rite of Masonry. is down from
Oakland for the purpose of instituting
Perfection lodge of that order. The lodge
will have charter list of thirteen, ana
this number is expected to increase to
forty within a few months.
Harry and Hugh Grosch, two boys who
were to appear be ore Recorder r ossiter
today for past offenses, did not show up
at the proper time. While the recorder
was wiling for them Officer Bristol saw
them walking across the street ana called
them down. One boy had a sack under
his arm, which was found to contain some
dollars worth of lead freshly stolen from
P. p. Bonham's plumbing stole. The two
Youngsters will be sentenced week from
Saturday
The postal department having allowed
another carrier to Pasadena, M. Will
Jams will be given q route on the 10th
inst. Postmaster WCtkyns has engaged
Miss Lacy in the Office at his own expense,
and she will begin her duties tomorrow.
The Crown City Cycle club will, in day
or two, stretch announcements of the New
Years race meet across the streets.
At the meeting of the Pasadena Lake
Vineyard Land and Water company last
evening, bills were audited to date and
more pipe was ordered tor Los Sobles, IL
linois and Madison avenues.
The founding of an Eliz Throop schol-
arship in the institute ia being discussed by
the ladies of the Woman's League of the
Universalist church, and the proposition
will doubtless be carried out.
Tomorrow the work of laying concrete
retween the tracks on Mast Colorado stree,
viii begin, the company having arranged
With Mr.. Nairchiid to do the job.
An election of officers in Crown chapter,
r. A. b., will be held this evening at Ma
sonic temple, and tomorrow evening the
degree of the Red Cross will be conferred
on four prominent citizens. -,
The Columbian Hill Tennis club will
hold meeting next Saturday evening FOL
the purpose of electing officers for the en-.
suing year and deciding upon the question
of giving an entertainment of some kind
for Christmas.
Vinson Boygian, colored, who was ar
rested upon suspicion of stealing valuables
from the scene of the Hutchlns fire. was
today discharged, as there was no evidence
to prove that he appropriated anything OF
any Use to anybody
The lumber for the fence at the bicycle
track will arrive at the grounds tomorrow
and the work of building it will proceed a
once.
Al the meeting of the Epworth league o.
the Methodist church next Friday evening
Prof. H almond will address the meeting
Juge NJ. &. Hester, counsel for Fluke il
the liquor case, has taken an appeal fr, Il
| the recorders court here to the superio
| court to get consideration of the question
| that the court defined to decide on habea
| corpus.
Miss Havighorst of Chicago, and Mis-
Louise Curtain spent Saturday in Pasa
dena.
MT. ana MIS-. Il. lie oOH6s nave iSSueu III
vitations to a card party Friday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. b. Fay and two daugh
ters of Worcester, Mass, and DR.. Erase
left today for Honolulu, TO be gone abou
six weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Edwards, brother of Mr.. Ed
wards of the high school. ID visiting here
His home is in Bloomington, ILL.,
Rev. w. II. Stevens. a brother of Mr.. A
ID. Stevens of this city, has arrived her
from Pennsylvania to spend the winter.
Mrs. Y. j. hickey of 326 North Euclt
avenue, and former resident of arshal
town, Ia. is confined to her home b.
serious illness. Her friends will be sorr,
! to learn of her affection.
Hotel Green arrivals: DR.. Bessie Peary
Miss Walker. San Diego; Mrs. j. S. Char
| man, Miss Chapman, Hen.y A. Darlnl
Los Angeles; b. Phillips, Riverside; Dl
| w. Schmidt. Elberfeld. Germany; Richar
| Platter, BreslAu. Germany; Edward [
| Williams, Edward Carey, Philadelphia; "
! MOI man Campbell, Dr.. w. f. Carver. Gu
| cago; Isaac Blair, San Francisco; Mr.
| Mortimer, Mrs. Harris, Los Angeles; Al
gust Andreas, New York: o. G. Green,
wife and three children, St. Paul.