The herald., 1895-12-07
Pasadena News

music was furnished throughout the serv-
ing of the dinner, and the tables were all
beautifully decorated in q different color.
At one end of the hall is fancy booth,
where all sorts or articles are for sale,
presided over by Mrs. J. A. Buchanan.
Each purchaser of % cents worth OF
goods is entitled to guess at the num-
Der placed upon q fine crazy quilt, Sc
cured from gaze in an envelope, and
when the fair is over the nearest guesser
will secure the quilt. This evening an
oyster supper will be given.
THE LADIES AID.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid So
ciety have been we'll repaid for thsir
efforts in giving the fair for the sale OF
their work OF the past year. Last even
ing the room was crowded all the time
and the musical program was much eu.
joyed, while the sales of fancy articles
were brisk. One of the pretty novelties
for which there was a lively smano was
a musical cat made by Misses Edith
Rand and Therese Cloud at Smith COL
ege, Massachusetts, and sent by them as
their contribution to the fail. The total
receipts at the different booths were
found to be as follows: Bags, $42 fancy
work, SOS; pillows, S64; linen. SOL. So;
aprons, $34; candy. SI5; dolls, SIS; door,
total. S459.55.
A PLEASANT PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Brooks of
North Moline avenue entertained a party
of neie hbors,and friends yesterday even
ing. The pleasure OF the oc casion was
added to by music, Miss Wilson furnish.
ing piano solo, Mrs. Brooks and Mrs.
L. L. Jones, solos. and both ladies Joined
in Duet. which was greatly apprecI-
ated. Refreshments were served, and til Q
evening devoted to social conversation.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Webster, Mr.. ana Mrs. George A.
Durrell. MIR. ana Mrs. f. p. BoyntoD.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horton, Mrs. Flynn, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs.
Woodvl lie, Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Lippin-
colt, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Strong. Miss
Wilson, Miss Stearns, the Misses Steven.
Sovereign, Arthur Woodville and others.
SONS OF VETERANS.
The Sons of Veterans met yesterday
evening for an election of officers, as fol-
lows: Captain, W. C. Schneider; first
lieutenant, W. X. Gaylord; second lieu
tenant. +. S. Barry; camp council, F..
NJ. Washburne. H. D. Gaylord, A. S. R.
Gilman; installing officer. W. S. Lacey.
The staff will BIZ appointed by the captain
elect about January LIST. For representa-.
tive at large to division encam pm e n t,
which will be held at Santa Cruz in
April, Edgar S. Barry WAS appointed.
A. S. r. Gilman was chosen representa-
tive, W. O. Schneider and +. &. H. Stey-
ems, alternates.
BREVITIES.
The Rev. Bishop D. A. Goodssll of San
Francisco will preach in the tabernacle
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. Amanda W. Reed has petitioned
to probate the will OF Simeon G. Reed of
this city. The whole estate is valued at
$127, 500.
Health Officer Rowland reports twelve
deaths in Pasadena and vicinity during
Novem Der, one from acute pneumonia,
one from consumption, one from acute
bronchitis, ono from disease OF the TOM
acb, one from heart disease and seven
from other causes. There are some cases
OF typhoid fever reported from the Mex
lean and wash house section south OF
town,