The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-08
Pasadena Local Briefs

Mr.. L. P. Pierce is back from an East
ern trip.
Mrs. Willard and daughter are home
from San Francisco.
Mr. L. White OF San Francisco is at the
Cedars.
Rev. DR.. Cushman breaches at the Uni
sversalist Church on Sunday morning
next.
James Powers has purchased Mrs. Rob-
inson's house on South Marengo avenue.
Rev. Henry Cooke delivers his farewell
sermon at the Baptist Church Sunday
morning upon Temperance.
Mr. Howe of this city has taken posi-
;tion with Mullen & Bluett of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Hamilton arrived from
Oskaloosa, Iowa, this morning. They will
be guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Townsend.
=. q. w. Manning, who has been spending
the winter in Pasadena, left this evening
for Chicago over the Santa Fe.
A number of young people will attend
the convention of the Southern California
Y.M.C. A. at Relands tomorrow. Reduced
rates have been secured. The party will
leave on the $3.50 train. -ie 50.
Revival services are being held every af-
ternoon and evening in the Friend s
Church by Rev. e. Scott. Much interest
is being awakened.
The entertainment at the opera house
Friday evening for the benefit Of the Ne
braska sufferers should be well attended.
The G. A. r. has the matter in charge.
Professor G. Wharton James delivered a
stereopticon lecture at the Tabernacle this
evening before large audience, under the
auspices of the Humane Society.
The Eolian Club is arranging to give a
concert at the NJ. E. Tabernacle on the
18th, under the auspices of Company b.
This club is always heard with pleasure.
Mr.. Ci w. Sanders, formerly of this city,
but now of Seattle, arrived from the North
yesterday, and is receiving hearty wei
come from many old friends. He came
down on account OF an accident to his
girl in runaway. She is home and I'M
proving nicely
2 jolly party returned last evening from
two days stay on Wilson's Peak, con-
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. M. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. r. V.
Sutliff, Captain and Mrs. N. S. Bingham.
A splendid time is reported by all.
Z. Today is Los Angeles day at the Citrus
Fair. The famous Cassasa band plays
afternoon and evening. A great crowd is
expected from Pasadena.
MRS. Seymour Locke has been placed in
charge Of the floral parade for La Fiesta
from Pasadena, and those wishing to
enter carriages in the display should see
her in regard to the arrangement.
A meeting was held at Throop this
morning and permanent athletic assocIa-
ton organized. Mr.. Sutton was elected
presidents Mr. Rice, secretary and Mr..
Cox, treasurer. Committees to get the
apparatus in shape were appointed and
the rooms will soon be in use. The club
starts out with membership of sixty and
is in flourshing condition.
The Crown City Cycle club held meet
ing last evening and decided to hold a
road race on May 30th. The course will
be from Pasadena to Monrovia and return,
open to all Pasadena wheelmen. A run
will be taken to Los Angeles tomorrow,
Friday evening, leaving here at 80.
large excursion party is expected at
Hotel Green on Saturday. Tuesdays ar
rivals were: John Waldie and wife, Tor
onto; E.. s. Chapman, Mrs. J. Wood
ward, Miss Helen +. Wright Oakland
john Il. Dean, Morris r. Dean, Miss
Blanche Dean, Ceicago; A. Schilling and
:. wife, San Francisco Miss Nora Frink,
Marshall, Michigan; Mrs. W. IL. Cook
Miss Gannett, st. Louis; d. H. Morrison,
Los Angeles Mrs. B Schonnasser Mrs
s. Lachman, San Francisco.
The marriage of Miss Pearl Van Doren
and Rev. w. f. Tomlinson took place at
the residence of the brides parents 80
Worcester avenue. last evening. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. N. H. G.
Fife, assisted by Rev. Clark Crawford.
Rev. Tomlinson is pastor of the M. Il.
Church at Kingsley, Kansas, where the
newly married couple will make their fu-
ture home.
Pasadena will be well represented at the
Citrus Fair today. Thus far the attend
ance from this city has been rather light
but large delegation will be on hand to-
day to assist in whooping up Los Angeles
county day at the fair.