The herald., 1895-02-06
PASADENANS DANCE The GERMAN
Tourists and Residents at a
Hotel Green Cotill0n.
News Notes From the Crown of
the Valley.
Criminal Cases Before Recorder Ros-
siter-Bri,fs aud Personsi
Mention.


men was one OF the most artistic affairs
of the kind ever given in the city.
About IS couples we're present and q
most enjoyable evening passed. The
favors were in unusually good taste and
reflected much credit upon Mrs. Locke
and Miss Greenlesf. who also had charge
Of the figures of the ootillon. The
dances were led by Mr.. Shoemaker and
Miss Greenleaf. The ladies in charge OF
the favor tables were Mrs. A. II. Piercs
of Chicago, Mrs. @. F. Holder, Mrs.
Frances Rowland and Mrs. Greble.
Music was furnished by the hotel or.
chestra, and refreshments we're served
during the evening. Those taking part
were as follows:
Mise Greble and Mr.. Stuart Taylor,
Mas Margaret Greble and Mr.. Henry P.
spaulding. Miss Peasants and Mr.. G go.
E. w. Parsons, Mrs. Shoemaker and
Mr.. Sam Merrill, Miss Edna Hall and
MIR. Gregory Perkins. Miss Eleanor Hall
and Mr.. L. h. Kellam, Miss Lillian
Dobbins and Mr.. w. r. Stats. Miss
Wheeler and Mr.. Geo. Granger, Miss
Green leaf and MIR. X. H. Shoemaker,
Miss Bolt and Mr.. w. s. Halsted, Miss
Kellogg and Mr.. Lstfingwell Miss Hub
bard and Or. Sherk, Mise Florencs Dbl
bins and Mr.. Thad Lowe, Miss Rogers
and Mr.. s. V. Martin, Mrs. Sherk and
Mr.. Walter Wotkyns. Mrs. Webster and
and Mr.. N. w. Bell, Mrs. Walter Wot-
kyne and Mr.. Webster Wotkyns, Mrs.
Granger and Mr.. Guy Scott. Mira
Locke and Mr.. Hugh Phipps, Mrs.
Martin and Mr.. Seymour Locke. Mrs.
Winslow and Mr.. Sloan. Mrs. Emery
and Mr.. A. w. Armstrong, Mrs. Ma
comber and DR.. Macomber.
BEFORE RECORDER RossITER.
William Rogers, q plumber who was
committed to the county Jail by Re-
corder Rossiter in December last. has
applied for writ Of hsbeas corpus upon
the ground that Mr.. Rossiter wac not
city recorder at that time. The case lie
before Judge Van Dyke.
Gilbert McClusky OF Lsmanda Park
was up this morning, charged with dis
turbing the peace. He will apend l00
days in the county Jail.
One lonaly vag, corralled by the police
the night before, put in an appearance
and was sent up for 30 days.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley LETT today for
Glenwood Syringe. Colo.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Markham are
home again from brief trip to Sacra.
mento.
Mr.. J.C. Bennett, Mrs. James Nc
Lain and Mrs. NJ. NJ. McLain left today
for Louisiana.
Table charades are all the 90. Miss
Dobbns gives one tomorrow afternoon
and Mrs. Wotkyns one on FRIDAY even
ing.
The annual meeting and election of OF.
ficers of the Pckwick club occurred this
evening. The club is in flourishing
condition and is rapidly increasing in
me bership.
Col. and Mrs. L. z. Hansen enter
tanned a number OF friends 1t their
home on San Pasqual stree. this even
ing.
The minstrel performance to be given
at the Carlton on Thursday evening OF
this week promises to prove q highly
amusing affair.
Mrs. Fulton and family, who have
been ct the Carlton for some time, left
today for their home in Washington,
DC.
Today's overland brought In large
number OF eastern people. The hotels
have been filling up rapidly during the
past few days. A large excursion is due
on the 10Th.
The funeral services OF Mr.. John B.
Parker were held this morning from the
family residence on North Orange Grove
avenue.
Services over the remains OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Hollenbeck, whose death oc
cured yesterday at the age of 90 years,
were held from the residence on East
Colorado street yesterday afternoon.
Thieves entered the residence OF @.
w. Mann on North Marengo avenue
Sunday evening during the absence OF
the family, and ransacked the place.
Only small amount of money was
carried oil.
Mr.. I. Holverson, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, arrived here this
afternoon from Salem, Ore. They will
spend several weeks rs the guests of
Mrs. Sroat and family OF Adella avenue.
Anumber Of local vocalists are to take
part in coming production OF the Pie
rates OK Penzance in Los Angeles next
week. Prof. Kyle acts as director.
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the city has been called at the M. f.
tabernacle on Sunday evening next for
the purpose of discussing the best man
ner OF enforcing the ordinance regulat-
ing the sale OF liquor within the city
limits.
Prof. G. Wharton James will give the
second OF his lectures upon Memory
Culture at the Universalist church to-
morrow evening The lecture will deal
directly with practical methods OF Gull
tivsting the memory.
The marriage OF Mr.. Edwin N. Cleve.
land and Mrs. Georgia f. Foomoth oc-
Cured at the residence of +. G. Woos-
ter on South Marengo avenue this alter
noon. Rev. Florence Kollock officiating.
A meeting OF the board of trade has
been called for tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in the rooms Of the board in the
Masonic temple. The fiesta committee
from Los Angeles will be present.
Captain Cook OF Company B has ten.
dered his resignation and special
election will bs nsld at the armory to
fill the vacancy. Tbs company goes to
Los Angeles on next Monday evening
for battalion drill. Ga Saturday even
ing competitive drill will be held for
medals. Squad drill and bayonet prac-
tics will be held this evening under
command OF Lieutenant Oollingwood,
who 10 at present in charge.
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