The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-17
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ter Collegiate institute, and as musical
instructor in one of the New York state
normal schools and was an occasional sub
stitute teacher in the high school in this
city. She was one of the founders of the
Shakespearean society and was its second
president.
She leaves three children, two sons, aged
II and II respectively, and a daughter
aged 8.
The funeral will take place at 80 to.
morrow and will be private, Rev. ID. D..
Hill, pastor of the East Los Angeles Con-
gregational church and Rev. Herbert
Lathe. pastor of he Congregational church
OF this city. officiating.
Incarceration private.
BREvITIEs.
Ethel Starr Hearn, the 5-year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank S. Hearn, died at the
home of his parents, 725 First street, yes
terday afternoon at + o'clock. Never very
strong, the little fellow was attacked with
brain fever some days ago, which was fol-
lowed by total paralysis in short time
The funeral will take place tomorrow at 10
o'clock from the residence, Rev. Clark
Crawford officiating.
While riding rapidly on Raymond ave-
nue. yesterday Robert Hargreaves' bicycle
gave way in such manner as to let the
front wheel loose from the frame. The
wheel of course collapsed and its rider was
thrown violently. cutting his face and rem
dering him unconscious for half an hour.
Dr. Turner is attending him. He is quite
seriously injured.
The Rubio overflow district northeast of
town was visited saturday by the super
visors, but it was not decided to take any
action in the matter. This district is for
protection against storm water, but some
of the neighbors fear damage to property
by the floods
Mrs. W. p. Kellogg, formerly Miss
Cleave, died at Ventura last Saturday of
consumption. The body was brought to
Pasadena today. where Mr. and Mrs. kel-
logg had many friends. Interment was in
Mountain View cemetery.
eycursionist en- route to Pasadena on a
Raymond and Whitcomb excursion writes
to Pasadena gentleman saying that she
was informed by Mr.. Raymond himself
that the hotel would be rebuilt on the old
site next summer.
Judge Ii. n. Rose and Messrs. W. l..
Wotkyns and G. b. Post have returned
from the duck preserves and report great
sport.
The death of Miss Pauline Bell occurred
at 4Sl Herklmer street this morning. she
was but % years old, and came here from
Nsw Brunswick five weeks ago.
There will be mass temperance meet
ing in the tabernacle tomorrow morning
"A ROOu program mas Deen prepared. Adj
mission free.
The Delphi c. L. S. c. held its regular
meeting last evening with Misses Under
wood on Cypress avenue. Professor
Hamilton led tue lesson on Industrial EVo-
luton of the United States, and Miss I'M
derwood led in the Growth of the American
Nation.
According to Captain Sawyer's gauge
yesterdays rain yielded 81 of an inch
The total for the season is 10Y incnes.
Last season at this time the fall amounted
TO 6.63 inches.
The Charity Organization society has re-
ceived from the North Congregational La.
dies Aid society 30.
The Newsboys' home, through the gener-
oslty OF the electric company, is to be given
the proceeds from two cars Tuesday, De-
cember II. The cars will be decorated
and the ladies are to do the collecting, and
ii is hoped that they will receive the liberal
patronage of the public. Don't fail to
ride, Tuesday, December II.
A meeting of the committee having i'm
charge the Tournament of Roses was held
st 7 80 o'clock this evening at the Office of
Coffin Il Stearns.
Dr. Bleecker returned today from a trip
to the Atlanta exposition.
Mrs. Bratt left on the Santa Fe this
morning for her home in Marshalltown,
Iowa. She has been guest of her sister,
MiS. w iictte, LOT tne past TWO months.
Miss Lola Hall is expected home from
San francisco for the holidays.
Miss Kobena Bell, cousin of \. w.
Bell. died at Mrs. Cooley's last Saturday
from consumption and the funeral service
took place there today, Rev. n. IL. G. Fife
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Hull entertained a
party of about thirty of their friends Sat
urday evening at their home on Waverly
drive with progressive euchre. Prizes were
won by Mrs. G. B. Scoville and j. 5. Tor
rance, Mrs. CIaypool and Andrew Nc.
Nally.