The herald., 1895-03-29
PASADENA LOCAL BRIEFS
Short Happenings Of Day--Social and Per-
: sOnal 1ention


* sonal nention
Y PASADENA, March 2S.-The regular
meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association Lyceum was held this even
ing, and the senate proceedings con-
tinued.
Ii A cave-in occurred on the cement walk
On North Marengo avenue, near Colorado
sstreet, where there is a deep excavation.
THE heavy rain last night caused the bank
to wash out, letting the walk down.
Today's arrivals at the Green Hotel |:
ii. G. Hubbard. Seattle; n. A. Tyson.
Pittsburg; w. X. Hall, New York; c. c.
4Muskat Vernondale, CAL; Miss Il. +.
Scott, Los Angeles.
4 Il. Scott, Echo Mountain House, was a
guest at Hotel Green today.
George d. Edston, J. M. Spencer and E.
Berger, of San Francisco, are among the
3recent arrivals at Hotel Green.
& Manager Holmes, OF Hotel Green, again
surprised the little ones at the hotel by
giving them candy-pulling party last
might.
"A The opera Olivette which was to have
,Abeen given at the opera house this even
Ting by the Pasadena Opera Club was
postponed on account of the weather, and
will be given Monday and Wednesday
evenings of next week instead.
q Another postponement is the Arevalo
concert, which was to have been given at
the Carlton this evening, but will be
given on Saturday evening of thi, week
Instead.
# John P. Burrows a prominent Iowa
merchant and ex-member of the Legisla-
ture, is visiting in the city as the guest
of Ed Kennedy. Mr.. Burrows contem-
plates settling in Southern California, and
probably in Pasadena.
X The Shakespeare Club meets tomorrow
afternoon, when an unusually good pro-
gramme will be rendered. The subject
under discussion will be Woman. Mrs.
Emma G. Lutz has charge OF the pro-
gramme, assisted by Mines Stewart
Chapin. Nash Webb, and others. The
meeting is an open one and visitors are
INVITED to attend.
II Prof. N. Saunders delivered a most en-
pertaining lecture at the Universalst st
Church this evening, taking as his sub
4Ject spain and Spanish Literature of
which he has made a special study.
8 The road race April 9th under the aus
spices of the Crown City Cycle Club prom
ises to be an event of unusual interest
Two bicycles will be given as prizes as
follows: One % pound crimson rim Syra-
wcuse. value $l05, donated by Will Knip-
Npenberger, 437 South Spring street, Los
EAngeles, for first time prize; one %
ypound ladies Crescent value $75, donat-
ed by the Crown City Cycle Club, E. r.
EBraey and Tufts Lyons, for first placa
"a 1t has been arranged to give a reception
ito Miss Cleveland of the South Pasadena
AChildren's Home on April 4th, the ami
Sversary OF her seventieth birthday. The
sreception will be given at the home both
afternoon and evening, and all are invit-
led. The work which is being carried on
by this noble old lady is worthy Of all
recommendation and assistance. She has
sat present about thirteen children in the
@home, all OF whom are being taken care of
by her.
81 Progressive whist furnished amusement
dor the guests OF the Spaulding last even
ing. Thirty guests took part in the
game and the play was very spirited.
aMlss Quay carried off the first lady's
prize. a handsome silver thin bic stand,
eand Mr.. +. e. Wood succeeded in walk
dng away with the first gentleman's S
trophy. Mrs. Carter and Mr.. Smith won
the consolation prizes. The guests were
ffeceived by Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Wood and