The herald., 1895-11-07
NEWS MATTERS in PASADENA
most disgusting sight, when the marshal
was mott fad and tue animal buried

most disgusting sight, when the marshal
was notified and tue animal buried
Arrangements have been made for a
series Of entertain ments to b. gwen this
winter at Throop instituts by wsll-known
troupes and artists, for the benefit of the
Adelphian socie,y. The irst to appear is
the Artistic Trio, A musical organizstion
composed of Miss Julia Phelps, harpist:
Miss Agnes Bowen. great whistler, and
Miss Cornelia Aay, a reader and panto-
mimist. The date for the engagement OF
this company is Novem Der 14th.
At a late meeting of persons interested
in literary matters it was decided to have
a course OF winter lectures. ETC., to be
given forth lightly unuer tue auspices OF
the club OF this name The Fortnight!y
club cave the public very entertaining
course last winter, and another good one
may be expected. Dr.. ConRer aud Fro
fessor McCiatchie were appointed com.
mittee to arrange for the course and re-
port may be expected form them. soon.
A meeting OF the WoTan's association
yesterday afternoon at the residences OF
Mrs. Manford to consider plans for mis-
sionary work. There we're delegates fro
Pasadena, Los Angeles. Riverside. Pa
mona and other towns. After the ousl-
ness session luncheon wns served to the
members and to the trustees OF tho nj
vcrsalist stats convention, who also met
in Pasadena yesterday, as noted else
whe re.
The society of Chosen Friends enjoyed
an informal dance at Odd Fellows hall
yesterday evening. Music was furnished
by Dimond, and light refreshments wsre
served. 1ners were about 100 guests
present AMI the occasion was greatly en-
joyed.
Magnolia cncamrment OF Los Angeles
will visit Pasadena encam pment, No. "a.
l. 0. o. F., to confer tho Royal Purple
degree this evening. After the work they
will be entertained at luncheon prepared
for them at De Bussey's.
On Tuesday evening next the y. y. A.
NJ. will hold an important meeting in
Odd Fellows hall when large number
of candidates will b. Initiated into the
first degree of the order.
Fair OAKS avenue is receiving atten-
ton today in the filling up OF depressions
which have made driving on that thor
oughfare disagreeable since the rain.
The Rathbone Sisters will have special
work tomorrow evening, and desire ful!
attendance.
Grading for the East Colorado street
paving is putting that thoroughfare IN
torn-up condition.
Frank Pinney. having sold out his in
terest in the printing office OF Swerdlger
& Pinney, leaves tomorrow for the north,
where he will take up ranchIng for the
present, hoping to benefit his health by
the change OF occupation. Mr.. SWeru-
flyer will continue the business alone.
Mrs. Rasey is seriously i'll and friends
are apprehenslve a bout her.
Miss Jennie Collier and Mrs. Kirkland
leave tonight for the Atlanta exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Barry OF San Fran
cisco, friends OF DIR. and Mrs. Collins of
North Raymond avenue, nave bought
home on at 1856 South Vernon avnue.
B. H. Vaughan of North Los Rubles
avenue is confined to his home by H.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Savoy of Port
land, Ore, arrived here today for the
winter.
l.. J.. Huff leaves tomorrow or EIsi-
more, where be will be absent two weeks
on hunting trip.
Mrs. n. Il. Dalrymple. who has been
RECEIVING treatment IN Los Angeles for
a serious allment, is reported out of dan
ger ana improving rapidly.
Hotel Green arrivals: J. d. Houck,
Charles NJ. Sutro, San Francisco; A. J.
Stewart, Mrs. Shepard, San Franciscr;
J. Green, st. Louis; Mr.. and Hrs. $.
W. Van Slcken, three children and
nurse San Francisco.
DR.. J. b. Talcott returned last evening
from an eastern trip, after an absence of
over three months. He has visited the
principal cities of the Atlantic seabosrd
and the interior.
DR.. and Mrs W. s. Hereford will enter
tain party of friends at their home on
Moline avenue this evening.
Allen & Pyle removed TO 8 North Ray
mocd.