The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-12
PASADENA SIGNS THE PETITION.
Living Whist Delights a Large
Audience.
Tho Entertainment Given With
Success by Well-KnOwn People.
Restaurant Keepers in Troubls--G, A. r..
and W. Il, @. InstaIlation,
DeRth OF Maud Jones.


ing out in full force, and the novel en-
tertainmens went off remarkably we'll
for a first attempt, rejecting much credit
upon the management and those en-
gagged.
The entire drill for the entertainment
was in charge of Mrs. Harris. The vari-
Gus combinations of coloring and panto-
mine effects were splendid, the figures
and general arrangement being ex-
treMoly novel;
Music was furnished by Lowinsky's
orchestra and added much to the pleas
ure OF the entertainment. The players
were J. S. Torrance, T. F. Huff, Miss
Graham and Miss Monroe. The per-
sonnel was as follows;
Hearts-King. f. NJ. Whipple queen,
Mlss Policy; jack, @. W. Bell ace, Misc
Cadwalsder; deuce, Miss Kidder; three.
spot, Miss Silva; four-spot, Miss Jen-
kins; ive-spor, Don McGilvray six-spots
Mr.. Eldred; ssven-spot, John Daggett;
eight-epot, Mrs. Frank Childs; nine
spot, June Powers; ten.spot, Mr.. Green.
Diamonds King, MIR. Cook; queen.
Mrs. Fletcher; jack, r I. Vandevort;
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Webstsr; three epot, Misc Conger; four
epot Miss Lowry five spot, Mr.. Turner !;
elk spot, Miss Josephine Silva; seven
epot. Mr.. Allen; eight spot, Mics Bush-
nell nine spot, Arthur Dodworth ten
spot. Miss Rowland.
Clubs-King, King Mscomber queen,
Miss DodwQrth Jack. Antcnne Walters;
ace, Mrs r. T. Vandsrvort; deuce, Mrs.
Bloss three spot. Mr.. Howe; fou. spot,
Miss Lippincott; I've spot, Fred Roche !;
six spot Mr.. Kelly; saven spot, Miss
Lutz; eight spot, Miss Fuller; nine
spot, Miss Fitz; ten spot, Miss Chaney.
Spades-King, Frank Childs; queen,
Miss Barrett; jack, w. s. Gilmore; ace,
Miss Hodgson deuce, Misa Lauderbach /;
three spot, Mr. Groeabeck four spot,
Mise Whitlow; five spot, Ray Conger !;
six spot, Miss Phelps; seven spot, Mrs.
VIM. Allen; eight apot Miss Hodge J;
nine spot, Miss E. Fuller; ten spot, Mas
Chaliant.
ARRESTED FOR SELLING BEER.
The restaurant keepers are again in
trouble, and if convictions are found in
the four CAGES brought today, the city
treasury will be considerably enriched
90 result.
Warrants were sworn out this morn
ing by y H. Vinnsll against David Con.
fer and Frank Robinson. praprietors OF
the fivoli restaurant; Harry Flake and
n. Q. Werner, proprietors OF restaG--
Eants on South Fair Oaks avenue.
The defendants wsrs brought up in
Recorder Rossitei's court this morning
ana time for trial et Tor tomorrow &C 10
q. m. Mr.. II. Il. Rose appears as coul.
al 60 ( l.
made under ordinance go. which limits
the hours OF seA;ag beer and wine be-
tween 80 and go, 5 80 and 1880,
The complaining Stiffness is represent
ing Mrs. Jones of tho st. Nicholas hotel
Wig caused tine arrest OF restaurant
keeper, hiB SonvetiG2 aud fne of $780,
Mrs. Jones has started on crusade
egainat staursat mon who are in
clinsd to overlook the ordinance and
promises TO make it werm for them.
A JOINT INSTALLATION.
6. A. r. hall was filled to OVERLOOKING
last evening at the joint installation OF
of the G. A. r. post and W. r. G. The
| installation was open and large num-
Der of friends OF the orders represented
attended.
The hail was very prettiely decorated,
the atara and stripes being interviewer
with flowers to good effect.
Captain Wakeley acted IS installing
officer for the post. assisted by post
officer. A. L. Petrie. The officers in
stalled were: a. O. Drake, commander /;
). ID. Gaylord, senior vice commander;
j. Z. Brewer, junior vice commander
Il. d. Stevens, quartermaster W. ID.
Turner, surgeon; w. G. Cowan, chap.
lain; H. II. Massey, officer of the day
S. j. Shaw, officer OF the guard r. IL.
Williams, adjutant; John Mcdonald,
sergeant major; w. NJ. Pennel, quarter
master sergeant.
Installation of the W. r. @. followed,
Mrs. Kyle acting as installing officer,
assisted by Mrs Ida o. Lacey, the fol-
lowing being the new ofiiuers; Rose j.
Rasey, president; Matte LIZ Due, senior
vice-president; Elmira Bsrcns. junior
vice-Dresident; Melissa Irwin, chaplain !;
Ida L. Jarvis, secretary Charlotte
jacques, trsaaurer; Alice Quimby, con-
ductor; Elsie Royce, guard; Mrs. Fur
man, assistant conductor; Charlotte
Flatt, assistant guard.
An especially pleasant feature of the
evening WAS the presentation to Mrs.
Ida l.. Jarvis, the retiring president, OF
an elegant gold balge of the order,
beautifully inscribed.
A beautiful memorable album was
also presented by the corps to Mrs. M.
Parker, the retiring chsblain, who has
held the position for the past five years.
Enjoyable speeches were made by
Captain Drake. Dr. Somers of Chicago.
DR.. Paul, Mr.. Gaylord, Mr.. Pennel. Mra.
Coleman, Mr.. Kellogg, Mr.. Knowlton OF
Washington, Mr.. j. Buchanan, Mrs.
X. Reid and Mr.. r. Williams.
DEATH OF MAUD JONES.
The news Of the sudden death OF Miss
Maud Jones, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
FIJI. Jones, at her home in this city last
evening, will bs great shock to the
many friends OF the young lady.
Miss Jones, who was In her 10th year,
had been i'll for some months, but it
was not suspected that ths end was 80
near, she taking breakfast G.h the fam.
lily on the day of her death. She was a
young lady of most lovely character, @
graduate of the Pasadena high school,
and had host of friends among the
young people, by whom her dsath is ain
cersly mourned. The sympathy OF the
entire community ia extended to the
bereaved family. The funeral services
will be held from the family residence,
Oh South Los Robes, Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
ANNUAL LYCEUM ELECTION.