The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-12

Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Kyle, Mrs. Kendall and
Miss Bartlett.
AT the Fourth of July booth there are
| firecrackers, flags and miniature cannon
| and all the other things that delight the
small boy on this occasion. Here ice
cream and cake are served. The ladies in
waiting are Mrs. Cahill, Mrs. Harris and
Miss kunlZman.
In the Labor Day booth, which il taste.
fully decorated in white and green, aprons,
bags, sweeping caps. holders and many
articles suggestive of labor are on sale, in
charge of Mesdames Slade, Dillingham;
and Carter.
Admission Day booth showed appropri-
ateiy many products of California, includ-
ing fruits in cans and out, jellies, con-
serves of all sorts on sale. Mesdames
Bradd,cx. Pierce and Mrs. Louise L. W..
Conger preside over this booth.
Christmas Day. with holly and cypress
decorations aud miniature Christm IS
tree, completes he list of booths. Here
dolls and toys are sold. Miss Lucy Cham
berlain and Miss Lucy Buckley are in
charge.
The refrsshment room, whore elaborate
suppers will be served. is in charge OF Mrs.
Furnham assisted by Mrs. Beach and
MISS ierce and a corps OF pretty walters.
This evening Thanksgiving dinner was
served, and tomorrow evening regular
dinner will be served.
FATHER THRooP'S REQUESTS.
The trustees of Throop Polytechnic iusti-
tute are considering the matter of the full
filing of Father TROOPS will, and the sub.
ject came up the last meeting yesterday
afternoon. they will meet aga II next FRI
day evening at O'Clock. Father Throop
left an additional bequsst of 100000,
which will be available next March. about
which there is some uncertainty, as by
- e =
j. made contingent upon the fulfill
ment of other conditions. One of these is
that if another sum of like amount shall
be raised, the whole shall go to the found
ing in this cit. of theological college in
the interest of the Universalist church. If
This additional amount be not donated,
then the $40 900 is 10 GO to he Thro1p in
stitu Q. 1t is understood that an effort is
to be made to raise the $4,000 for the
theological school.
TWILIGHT CLUB.
At the business meeting of the Twilight
club last evening. at the Hotel Green sew.
eral matters were discussed. among others
the question of membership. The com.
mittee reported a large number of appli.
cants. A rule was adopted that applca-
tons, hereafter, if reported unanimously
whole club, and if passed sh Ill become
members. 1t was decided that the next
meeting and banquet will be- held on the
evening of the 9th inst, Tho committee
on entertainment reported tina the subject
for consideration will be the early history
of Pasadena. The banquet will be held at
the Green.
BREvITIES.
On Friday evening at G. A. r. hall there
will be meeting in the interest OF the
Montclair home for children. DR.. and
Mrs. Townsend will make reports. and Mr..
Habbick will give selections from Scottish
works. Every body is welcome.
The three Migrants who were arrested
lasl night wers sentenced in the recorder
court this morning. 70 II Potts. VINO was
fonnd in the possession of shirt stolen
from clothes line in the yard of MI. Per-
ham. on Orange grove, got 80 days. Will
liam Donaldson received 20 days and Tom