The herald., 1895-12-06
Pasadena News

past year is on sale for the benefit of the
chruih. The rooms have been tnronged
TO-DAY by the ladies who were buying
fancy articles of all desert ptions, of W mich
there is great proiusion.
At the right as you enter is the fancy
and Miss BlacKfan. Their table is load
ed with all sorts of beautiful fancy arti-
Giles.
On the opposite 81 lie are the pillows, in
charge of Mrs. Cristy and Miss Bolt.
Next comes the emtroIderies spread out
on table, beautifully decorated With
ropes of smiIax and punches of white
ferns. The utility booth, in charge of
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs
Spooner, Mrs. Chadwick, assisted by
NJ sses Adams and Monfort, is large
one. as aprons of all descriptions and
prices and bage OF all sorts and sizes are
sary household articles. Mrs. Walkeley
and Mrs. G. A. Gardn,r, Misses Fife
Ball and katherine Gardner were 10
cahrge. Near by is the booth that de-
lights the tlts folks the dolls, with
decorations OF smllaX and potted plants.
Mrs. La Motto Hulmss, assisted by Misses
Young, Stems and Holmes are in charge.
One or the most artistic booths is that
devoted to the sale OF candy at the rear
OF the hall, under the charge OF Mrs. j.
5 Glasscoc6. Here ars choice con fec-
tons and pretty bon bon boxes, for sale
by Misses Bangham, Mccormick, Dali
rym pile and Mrs. Pierce.
Inc curios are under the care OF Mrs.
Parker and Mrs. Jordan, with decora-
tons of ivy and japanese BAN boo. The
artl les in TINS booth are mostly of In
dian and Alaskan manufacture, never
before shown here.
The booth devoted to the sals Of ice
cream is under the efficient charge of
Mrs. Lutz, with large force uf assistants
Misses Lutz, Church, Blooki, DUd-
worth, Jones, Beatrice Church, Henrietta
Nisber and Edith Gardner. The booth
is decorated beautifully with silver can.
della bra and smilax, and the tables with
pink roses. The pottcd plants were kind
~ loaned the ladies by the Park nursery.
In the evening there will be IL fine
musical program, aud seats will be pro-
vlded for the audience. The ladies will
DOUBTLESS reaii2e a handsome SUM from
the pazaI, when is being well patro-
nized.
BREVITIES.
Pasadena Commandery, knights Temp
lar, elected the following officers for the
ensuing year at their meeting las,
evening: Il. G. Griffith, e. c.; A. Fl.
Conrer, Gem; Vim. Shiblcy, g. g.; Rev.
Wylhs Hall, u. D., prelato; L. Gaylord,
$. W.. q, J. Willett, J. W. S. Wasn't burn,
treasurer; Il. Williams, recorder.
This II orning while Edwin Baker, the
young son of the proprioto Of tho dairy
on the corner OF Madeline Drive and
Grand avenue, was driving some Of the
cows, he was thrown from his Lorse, and
falling between the hind feet of the ami
mai. was stepped upon and quito badly
bruised, neccssItating the attention of 8
physician. lie was taken to DR.. Hodge
receiving hospital. where the wound wa
dressed.
Ray Hutch ms is i'll today rs a result,
OF his excitement and marrow escape las
night from being burned up with the
house. ! he results of a Limp bsnr tipped
over are the total loss of nearly $2C0t
wodh of property, as nothing worth
speak ng If was saved, except a sewi ing
machins and two coats that happened te
be lying upon 1t. Insurance Oh the house
ana contents. 400.
The competitive drill of Com
pany IS occurs on next Monday
night, and it is expected to be we'll at
tended as usual ny the friends OF the
militia boys. Col. Schreipe Major Hal.
pin ana Captain Alfonso of Los Angels;
will be present as judges, and the com
pany Will doubtless make fine showing.
A musical and literary program is be-
ing pre- pared, and a Idle informal dane
ing will cunolud' the evenings festivities
The sdlar monthly target shoot of he
company will be held Decem Der Goth Il,
the Arroyo range.
The young people of the Universalisi
church will giye a dime social in the
vestry at 7 80 tomorrow evening.
South Moline property owners will
meet tomorrow evening at Mr.. Polley's to