The herald., 1895-12-04
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eighteen. The present mem bers are Mr..
and Mrs. Wailace, MIR. ana Mrs. G. a..
Gibbs Mr.. aud Mrs. G. Herbsrt q. Flint,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. +. Johnson, Dr.. NJ. f.
Miss Plat, Miss johnson, Miss Smith, "A.
i. stevens.
A great variety OF handsome articles VIII
be sold at the fair to be held Decem Der
9TH by the LADIES' of the Presbyterian
church.
a. A. Chubb was fined So this morning
BY Recofuer Rossiter for neglecting to
hang a lantern npon : nae lumber which
he left in the street over night.
Miss Orton, the principal of the CLASH
cal School for girls, will receive her elder
pupils Saturday evening on South Euclid.
The Younger pupils were entertained last
Saturday.
There was work in tho third degree
and also election of off GERS at the h. of
L. lodge this evening.
John Mcdonald received news today of
the death of William J. Tessedale, who
was formerly employed in the Office of
Mcdonald Bros. Il Co. He had many
friends here.
DR.. Ryal read an interesting paper on
I'm m grafton and Naturalization to the
Marcngo Avenue Chautsuqua circle at
Miss Johnson's, on North Los Robes,
last evening.
Friday, Decem Der 9Th, there will be q
meeting all day, under the direction of
DR.. Bresee and Mr.. Widney in Williams
hall.
The orchestra Joined in the rehearsal at
the conservatory of music yesterday eve
ming.
Now that the electric road is extended
to North Pasadena, the car barn vii be
closed and most OF the horses suld.
The first informal hop of the season
will be held at Hotel Green Friday even
ing, and invitations haze been extended
to a II um Der of the young society people
OF town.
The election of officers Of Pasadena
lodge No. 20. F. and A. Nj, took place
last evening and resulted as follows:
Oscar Freeman, W. NJ. DR.. W. d. Tur-
ner. S. W.; Calvin Hartwell, J. WI;
Sherman WashbuIn, treasurer; Il. Will
Iams, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Benedict of North
Raymond avenue entertained at cards
this evening.
The West Side literary society met at
Miss Bolts this afternoon.
The ladies of the Tennyson circle Will
meet at Mrs. Cristy's at o'clock next
Friday.
At the annual election of directors of
the Historical society of Southern Cali
fornia, held last evening, f. }. Policy
and A. q. Woman of this city were
among the members chosen.
There will bs meeting of the school
trustees Thursday morning at the Wilson
school house, for the transaction of bust
ness.
The funeral services of John Anderson,
who died here yesterday. will be held
tomorrow morning at the parlors OF Rey-
nolds & Van Mugs. The Knights of
Pythias will have charge of the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Ross leave for
Omaha tomorrow morning by way OF this
Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. C. Taber returned last
evening from Rialto where they have
been spending year at the home OF their
son, DR.. Taber.
George Frost, who attended the River
side races Yesterday thinks the Pasadena
track faster than that of Riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Taylor OF JASPER
county, Iowa, arrived yesterday for the
winter. Mr.. Taylor is one of the wealth.
lest stock raisers of Iowa.
Arrivals at Hotel Green: B G. Mantle,
San Francisco; 5. W. Gaar and child,
Mrs. S. W. Gaar, Richmond, Ind; Miss
Mabel Hine, Los Angeles; G. Purcell,
Los Angeles; w. McClintock, Altadena;
Hervie Beauseau, wife and two children,
London; Mrs. John Jay Knox, Miss Eliz-
abeth J. Knox, New York; Mrs. Mary W.
Price. Edward p. Price, Coronado;
Charles G.. Harding. Boston.