The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-21
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! Tan, the Greek Iettes for the initials of
| the knights Of the Round Table, which
enjoyed such a prosperous career during
/ last year. The motto is thu Greek one
signlfying, I'VE honor excellent speech"
| The hoys are very much in earnest IN
! their endeasors to make the society one
| which shall win success and honor for
| itself and result in mutual banedt to tns
mem bers. The meetings of the organiza-
ton will be held behind closed doors and
/ the young gentlemen will conduct their
debates, programs and other proceedings
in accordance with strict parliamentary
rules.
BREVITIES.
There will be meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association at the rooms
OF the association, tomorrow (Thursday)
evening, at 80, for the purpose OF con-
ferrius together regarding the enlarge
ment of the work in Pasadena and the Sc
curing of larger and better quarters for
| the use of the mem bers. All young NJ en-
| interested in the work, whether mem bers
OF the association or not, are invited TO
De present.
Mr.. E. l.. Bean, who was for nine
| ysars cashier and bookkeeper for the
Raymond hotel, has taken a position
| with the Pasadena National bank.
The Historical society. which met Mon
day evening at the resideac of Miss ST.
| mons Oh California street is a historical
society no Longer, but has reorgt nIzed un-
| der new name and is now the 2. [. G.
club. Miss simons was elected president;
| Mr.. Nelson, vice president: Miss Van
| Ornum, treasurer; Miss ngfellow, secre-
tary. Three com mittees were appointed
| Miss Ami, Longfellow being chairman
Of the literary committee, Miss Martin of
| the committee on music, Miss Lyton of
the refreshments. The club will meet
fortnishtly, the next mesiing being held
at the home of Miss Lyton Oh San Pas
quail street, Monday evening, Deem
Der Cd.
All agents and owners of property on
North Fair Oaks avenue who are interest
ed in the street improvement matter are
earnestly requested to meet at the office
of James A. Adams, 46 East Colorado
street, on Saturday, the 23d, at 1880 p. m.
MIR. G. E. Mendenhall has sold his bar
Der shop on South Fair Oaks avenue on
account If his prolonged i'll health.
The Chicago cafe in the Wooster block,
on South Fair OAKS, has been sold to the
Good lem plars who will take possession
tomorrow, and will run the business
henceforth through committse from
the lodge.
II. G. c. Gordon has brought suit
aganst the president of she "wheat-aIl"
concern, which is comp posed of colorsd
men and known as the big Four, for $50
alleged TO 10 duo on a certain agreement.
Judge Ross appeared for the defendants,
AMI Judge Hester for the plaintiff.
The yearly ail-day meeting OF the Pas
adena Womans' Missionary union will
take place tomorrow Thursday at the
Baptist cuhrch.
Mi. Charles c. Harding, who is we'll
known as the agent for the Raymond and
Whitoomb excusrions vas married on
the 14tn OF this month to Hiss Maud Oil
yer, daughte OF Mr.and Mrs. Charles Bar
ker oliver of East Saugus, Mass. Mr..
and Mira. Harding will be at home to
friends after January list at Hotel Green.
The Pasadena board of health will meet
Thursday evening in the office OF DR.. +.
+. Rowland in the Nandevort block for
the discussion OF matters of Importance
Phil kearney camp, sons of Veterans,
will have au inspection tomorrow even
ing al G. a. K. hall by Lieut.. ]. A. Med
lar of Los Angeles VINO comes out here
for that purpose. The Ladies Aid So
ciety will serve refreshments at the con-
oIusion OF the drill and a cordial invita-
ton is extended to friends OF the cam p to
be present.
The Tuesday Evening club will give an
entertainment Iuesdav, Novem Der 18th,
in the vestry of the UniversaIist church,
when program and drama, Too Late,
Will be given.
Company will be called into Los An
Reles to take part IN battalion drill Mon
day evening, Decembe I'd.
Special exercises will BIZ held on SUM-
day at the Presbyterian CHURCH in con-
nection with the opening Of the new
Sunday school annex.
MiAs Ethel Gray OF this city has been
awarded first prize for the finest display
OF china painung at the Crystal Palace
exhibition, Los Angeles.
G. Il Olncy has returned from Boston
with HIS family where lie has been spend
ing the summer, ana obey are established
for the winter az their Altadena home.
Hon. and Mrs James Nc Lac han loft
today for Washington, y. c., where they
will remain until tn close OF the next
congressional session..
Mr.. and Mrs George Harsh of Allen
town, Penn, we're guests in Pasadena
yesterday, aad are old friends of Mayor
Cox.
he Wednesday E.ening Social club
will participate in a dance at X. OF 2.
hall Wednesday evening. Novem Der 27th.
The pasadena Whist cjuD met yesterday
evening and entered into series OF
friendly games in their club Yooms.
The Sunday school canvassing commit
tee holds meeting this evening to mako
| final arrangements for Saturdays can
yass.