The herald., 1895-02-08
EXPENSIVE PASADENA DRINKS
Liquor Sellers Sentenced to
Heavy Fines.
Committee Appointed on Display at
La Fiesta.
Prof James Tells How Memories Can
be Oultirated-social aud Locni
Happenings.


PASADENA, Feb. THE third and
last of the liquor selling cases came up
before Recorder Rossiter this morning,
the defendant being @. II. Werner, pro-
prietor of the Keystone lunch. No jury
was demanded, AS in the prior cases, and
but little defense was attempted. Judge
II. II. Rose appeared as attorney for the
defense and W. E. Arthur prosecuted
the case for the people. The two de-
tectives who secured evidences in all
these cases were on hand and swore to
purchasing wine out OF hours, which
was not disputed by the defense, Mr..
Werner only stating that he was not
present at the TINA it was sold.
Msrehal Buchanan stated that the de-
PENDANT had been convicted once before
on the same charge. That was all the
evidence. and the court promptly found
the defendant guilty and imposed fine
of $3.50. A stay of execution for five
days was granted. during which time the
case will be appealed.
In the other two Gases bonds have
been filed and appeals taken to tbs
superior court upon the grounds OF an
insufioiency OF evidence. and that the
ordinance 10 not valid on account Of not
being passed in o regularly established
council chamber.
Mr.. Rose represents all the defendants,
who have combined to fight the thing
out.
PASADENA AND LA FIESTA.
The visit of the members of the Mer-
chants association and Ia fiesta commit
tees to Pasadena yesterday, and the
meeting held at the board OF trade
rooms, has awakened much interest in
the coming celebration, which should
not be allowed to die. Pasadena can.
not afford not TO be represented in this
gala, week as was the case last year, aud
active steps should DO taken without
delay toward securing a proper repre-
sentation.
Mr.. Cox has taken prompt action by
appointing the following committee on
arrangements: W. f. Arthur, O. HI.
Keyes and James Clarke. A general
meeting will be called in a few days,
when the report OF the committee will
be received.
PROF. JAMES ON MEMORY.
Prot. G. Wharton James gave his sec
ond lecture upon Memory in the uni-
versity extension course at the Univer-
salist church last evening. The audi
ence was larger than usual, completely
filling the vestry, and the attention was
closely held throughout the lecture.
The golden rule to memory cul-
ture which had been given the speaker
was: "Observe, reflect, link thought
with thought, and think of the impress
sions." II followed it would bring sat-
isfactory results. The important thing
is to observe. II people were trained
to observe schools would be unnecessary
all education depends upon the power to
observe; it should precede all book
study in order to secure results satiefac-
tory. 1t lies within the power of all to
cultivate this faculty. The hat boy in
the Palace hotel. San Francisco, was
cited as an example. he being able to
tell to whom every hat left with him
belonged. The most important essential
in observation is time; one must learn
to ses slowly. Agsssiz said he could
spend lifetime studying objects that
he could cover with his hand. In read
ing tedu W IoluoBlpcTs IiCtuT6 ttlo
scenes described. The study of words
is of more Importance than generally
believed. Writing is one OF the
first ways OF keeping ones msmory
bright, it is an education in itself. M.
merous illustrations were given illus
trating the points made, aud at the close
interesting experiments were tried.
The next lecture will bs upon Refisc.
ton and Thought Linking.
MISSES DoBBINs ENTERTAIN.
The Misses Dobbins gave table
charade party to a number of lady
friends, at their home on Garfield ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon. The affair
was in every way social success and
the charades furnished much amuse-
ment. Mr.. Kayser and Mrs. Winslo W
we're awarded first and second prizes
respectively.
Those present were Mrs. Jardine, Mrs.
Wetherby, Mrs. Kayser, Mrs. vande.
wort, Mrs. Updegraf Mrs. Winslow.
Mrs. Leon X. Lowe, Mrs. Harry Ma
comber, Mrs. r. l. Rogers, Miss Craig,
Miss Shoemaker. Miss Bolt, Mics Low Q,
Mics HurlbGt, Miss Dodsworth, Miss
Lilv Dodaworth, Miss Greble. Miss
Margaret Greble, Miss Purcell, Mise
Hartley. Miss Gait. Misc Fiies Miss Jen-
kins, Miss Bushnell. Miss Newton, Miss
May Newton, Mise Visscher.
THE BROWNIES MEET.
A meeting OF the Brownie Tennis clu b
was held at the home OF Mics Graham
ON North Las Robles avenue last even
ing, proving a most delightful affair.
There was a large attendance OF club
members and few outside friends.
Progressive authors and whist furnished
amusement, making the evening pass
rapidly. and it was late hour when
the party adjourned. A COMMITTEES wac
appointed to make arrangements for q
tally tho ride on Washtn2ton's birthday.
An invitation wss accepted from IA so
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