The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-02
NEWS MATTERS in PASADENA

skill and agility in some of the old-fash
ioned froics. Miss Shoemaker succeeded
il securin- the diverted ring from the
-four cake after noble effort.
Miss Simons of California street enter
tanned merry party of young friends IN
celebration Of Hallow cen. The girls
made the popular midnight stroll a
meet herfate. Apples were bobbed for
and many risked life and limb in their
attempts to walk down the cellar staii $
backward. Refreshments were served and
all sorts OF frolic INDUCED in. Among
those present were: Misses Sroat. Bertha
Mahau, Ferguson, Byington. Messrs
Engle Nelson. Houck, Hull, Higgins,
Fisch beck and the Messrs. Simons.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. SiuarG of Park
street very DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained a
small party of friends with progressive
ing dainty collation. Hailow cen frolic
concluded the festivities. Prizes at oaius
were won by Mrs. y. II Conger and -:r.
NJ. Gregg, while the consc lation awards
fell to the lot of Mrs. +. G. Willard and
Mr.. Oscar Freeman.
BROWNIE CLUB.
The regular meeting of the Brownie
club was held last evening at Prof. Ham,
mJnd's, Miss Woodruff entertaining. A
sheet and pillow case party ade up the
first part of the evenings entertainment,
then the business meeting followed.
Hereafter the meetings will be hold in
the parors of the Hotel Mitchell The
line of work Will have a literary, musical
and social trend. comprising the study of
eight eminent writers the course followed
being that outlined by the university of
Chicago.
The next meeting will be in charge of
Miss Woodrlff, with II. d. Thoreiu as
subject. The writers selected are the
following: Thoreau, Lowell, Emerson,
Bryant, Holmes, Rusikn. Tennyson,
DIGens.
NOTES.
AT the ministers meeting held on Mon
day morning 1t was decided TO mold the
regular union Thanksgiving service on
Thursday morning. November 2sth. at IL
o'clock. The service will De held 10 the
Baptist church and Rev. c. E. Tebbetts,
pastor of the Frenus' church will preach
the annual sermon.
The Santa Fe officials have receievd ad-
vices that two carloads OF tourists will
arrivs here about the middle CT Novem-
Der from Iowa and Wisconsin. They are
bound for Pasadena dire.t.
Fifty-three new names were given at
the tabernacle meeting Yesterday evening
for mem bsrship in the Salvation Army
Auxiliary league.
for the study of Browning, with Miss
Dorethea Roth. Miss Roth has the
happy faculty of making that most op-
scure of poets delightfully."- clear and in
terestlng. Later the club proposes to
take up Goethe under the same Instruc-
ton.
Mrs. Virginia Eavns of Chicago will
spand the &c uter in Dusade-u Mrs
Eavns Is a pupil OF Prof. Burrill and
Madam Sara Hirshey Eddy of Chicago
and Signor Ernani Of New York, and
was concert soloist with Nine. Rive King
and Mr.. Clarence Eddy.
The movement among real estate agents
for removing for sale" signs from prop
erty about town has reached the stage of
all signatures but wo or three having
been secured to an agreement to this
effect.
Mr.. Fred McNally arrived last evening
from Chicago and is at his Altadena
home. wneie he will remain about two
weeks. He expects his father in about
f. A. Ford, general passenger agent Of
the Pennsylvania railroad company. has
arrived here with his daughter in a pri
vate car and they are guests at the Green
Mrs. Fuller and daughters will 90 to
Los Angeles to reside tomorrow, while
Mrs. Bartlett and Miss Bartlett intend
spending the winter in San Francisco.
CHARLES Lyman and family. twelve in
all, have arrived here from Minneapolis
and have taken the Erksine house on
Grand avenue for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Singer arrived on
last nights Santa Fe flyer from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Singer arrived in this
but a short time ago from their
European trir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dobbins. who
bought the Walklev res .dence on Orange
Grove avenue, have taken possession OF
their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wadswo-th returned
yesterday from the east and are at their
Colum bia street home
Mrs. Benton H. Langley of Helena,
Mont, has taken Mrs. Congers house on
West Colorado for the winter.