The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-30
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trip included President +. c. Webster,
General Superintendent Larrabee, Road
master kunrts, Line Forman Willetts,
Harry Rhodes, Draughtsman E. A. Cole.
timekeeper and a few citizens, among
whom was Senator Barker.
The pupils of the conservatory OF music
gave a successful recital Wednesday even
ing. The program included vocal solos
by Miss Eleanor Rand, Walter Schneider,
Mrs. Albert Gibbs with violin obligato
by Miss Dalrympie). Harry f. Lucas.
Will Schneider, Miss Ada Cogswell; a
sextet by Miss Ortsga, Miss Uogswell,
a duet by Mrs. Belle Selman and Jose.
phine Peel; quartet by Mrs. McLaugh.
lin, Mrs. Glbbs, II. E. Ellen berger and
B. Q. Kendall, and violin solo by Miss
Holorook.
Prof. John Muir. the explorer, will talk
to the students of Throop Polytechnic
Monday morning at the chapel intermis.
briefly TO the high school pupils in the
afternoon.
The marshal from Kansas. who pre-.
ferred charge OF attempt to murder
against George Haas, failed to appear this
morning at the examination in Re.
corder Rossiters court room. Haas was
discharged.
MI. anu All MIN tHbcItu.ncu
some twenty-five friends at their resi-
tence on Center street last evening in
honor of Miss Corbett of Vallejo. Whist
and euchre passed off the evening very
pleasantly. and besides this there were
songs and readings by Miss Hubbard,
MIR. Grigg and Miss Stoutenburg.
Some sixteen guests were entertained
at the bachelor quarters OF Messrs. Vro.
man and Chambers last evening at euchre.
Miss Fisher Miss Wilson and Mr.
Policy rendered piano solos, nd songs
were lgiven by the Misses Eaton and
Jones and Mr.. Chambers. The prizes for
the highest scores were awarded to Miss
Conger and Mr.. J. S. Glascock, while Mrs
Pierce AID Mr.. Vroman took consolation
prizes.
A horse found dying near the Terminal
and Santa Fe crossing at Raymond sta
ton was shot this morning by Marsha
buchanan.
a meeting of the Shakespeare club
was held this afternoon. Mrs. Margaret
Collier Graham and Mrs. Enderlein of
Los Angeles we're among those who
The 'heavy" teams of the Throop and
Baptist colleges are to play match game
of football on the common opposite the
Terminal depo. Saturday afternoon at
2:30. This is the first big game OF the
season In Pasadena. Spectators are cor
daily invited.
The meeting of the Humane society
called for yesterday afternoon in the
office of Benjamin W. Hahn called out
but few mem bers, and no business was
transacted. Another meeting will be
called for some day next week.
The death of Hattie +. Freeman, aged
90 years, occurred at Sierra Madre yester-
day. Miss Freeman was native OF Ra-
cine, Wis, and the remains will be
Skinned th6ra tomorrow.
Nearly seventy-tive people dined at tn 9
Friendship Baptist (colored) church yes
terday.
The Good Samaritans sent many arti-
! Giles OF clothing and good things 20 eat
from their headquarters in the M. L.
church to the needy about town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Young of Mareng go
avenue entertained Mr.. and Mrs. J. U.
Mariner, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wood
worth Mr.. and Mrs. Vedder at Thanks
giving dinner yesterday.
Fred Banded has returned to Pasadena
after a residence OF some months IN San
ia Ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois, son and daughter
of New York arrived yesterday in Pasa-
dena for the winter, coming via Panama
DR.. and Mrs. George Wall have re-.
turned to Pasadena to make their per-
mnnent residence here.
Miss Peasants of Marlborough school,
L. Locke for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. n. Seares OF Hudson
avenue entertained party OF twenty at
Thanksgiving dinner yesterday evenin
at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. White of Garfield
avenue entertained party of friends,
eighteen in number, at dinner yesterday
evening.
Mrs. Daisy Dexter is reported quite
seriously i'll at her home on Herkimer
street.
Rev. DR.. J. A. B. Wilson, who recently
arrived from New York to take charge of
the First Methodist church OF Los An
Geles, with Mrs. Wilson and sons, Rev.
c. Wilson and Mr.. Carl Wilson. visited
Pasadena Monday as the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Duryea.
Leon P. Love left Thursday by way OF
the Santa Fe for New York, Pittsburg
and other eastern cities. He will be abb
sent about two weeks.
Mrs. q. II. Wanson and her son, G. H..
Wanson Jr.. left for their home in Boston
Wednesday evening, by way of the Santa
Fe route.
Mrs. Edgar Young ami her mother left
for Minneapolis Wednesday by way OF
the Santa Fe.
Captain n. s. Bangham of compsny
i returned yesterday form Ventura, San
ia Barbara and Other towns, where he
has been inspecting the camps of Sons oil
Veterans.
Ex-Supervisor Cook returned yesterday
from Oregon. where he has been since
June last attending to some mining IN
terests he owns there. He will winter in
Pasadena.