The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-14
PASADENA LOCAL BRIEFS
Animal neetIng of the Y. M. c. A.-SociaI
Events-Personals

Animal neetIng of the Y. M. c. A.-SociaI
Events-Personals
Pasadena, Feb. 13.-Dr. Dilworth has
removed to Norwalk, where he opens an
office.
A. D. Clark and family of Algona, Ia,
are among recent arrivals.
The marriage of Mr.. Nathan Hodge and
Miss Grace Weingarth was celebrated this
evening.
Professor James delivered his third lee
ture upon memory before the university
extension class this evening.
Joseph Lacey was fined $40 by Recorder
Rosslter this morning for fighting. The
trouble arose over a girl.
Mr.. Will Vail, formerly of this city, is
making an extended tour of Mexico in
the interests of several large newspapers
lie expects to be absent about two wears
Lincoln's birthday was celebrated in
various departments of the public schools
with appropriate exercises.
The meeting of the Tuesday Evening
Club, which was so have been held last
evening, was postponed until the Tuesday
evening of the Goth.
City Clerk Dyer has commenced send
ing sample ballots around for the coming
election on the city charter. The affair
will cost the city over $1,000 with no re-
turn.
Tomorrow evening DR.. Kate S. Blake
lectures before the Fortnightly Club in
the Universalist Church upon Cremation
The death of August Arnold occurred
yesterday at his home on Terrace drive.
at the age of 40 years. Deceased was IL
native of Germany, and had only been
here a few months. The funeral will take
place from the residence at o clock tomor-
row afternoon.
George W. Leitch lectures at the Taber-
nacle tomorrow evening upon Life and
Mission Work in Ceylon. The lecture will
be illustrated with several hundred views
of India and the Orient.
/. Rev. Marion Hill Dana, to whom Miss
Gertrude Hill of this place was married
last August, resigned his office as clergy
man at the Church of Messiah, Green
bush, N. Y, and is contemplating taking
up the lecture field. His resignation is
assigned by Albany papers to the fact
financially to retain him.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Lyceum, No. $50, l.. l.. A., will hold their
regular meeting Thursday evening at 7 80
O'Clock in Knights of Pythias Hall
debate on the immigration question will
be the order of the evening.
The Pasadena patrons OF the electric
road connecting with the Terminal trains
at Downey avenue, are complaining much
over the service, which seems to be about
as bad as it well could be. Cars make
point, usually, OF Just missing connections
with incoming trains, and often fail to
wait for passengers after the train has
pulled in. All of which is decidedly I'M
pleasant
The latest thing reported in the burglar
line is the breaking into Colonel G.. g.
Green's private car, which is sidetracked
at Altadena for the winter, on last Mon
day night. Fortunately nothing of value
of movable nature had been left in the
car, so the thieves did not make much.
Before leaving they smashed up things
generally, doing considerable amount of
damage.
At the ministers meeting held this
afternoon at the pastors study of the
Presbyterian Church, it was arranged to
hold the eighth anniversary service of the
Young Mems Christian Association on
Sunday evening, February oath, in the
Tabernacle. Rev. Henry A. Cooke of
Boston will make the principal address of
the. evening on some practical topic of as
ISOLATION work. A special programme
will be prepared, consisting of short talks
from the pastors and a music service.
Mr.. Henry J. Kramer will form class
in dancing. Adults, advanced, Friday
evening, February 18th, at SPIN.