The herald., 1896-10-01
Observation-Disclosures.
The First Meeting OF the Twi-
light Club
A SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSION
Promotes Digestion Of q Most Elaborate
Banquet
SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSION
"A Liveryman Pays the Other Fellows
Fine-Silver Supporters at North
~ Pasadena-Brevities.

Pasadena-Brevities.
PASADENA. Sept. 3o.-The first meet
ing ana banquet Of the Twilight club for
the season was held in the parlors OF the
Carleton last evening wheN the table was
Get for twenty-five. The rooms were
fastefully decorated and an elaborate
menu was served.
The first after-dinner speaker was
Prof. c. r. Holder, who spoke on the
Economical Value Of Animals. DR..
Ward B. Rowland spoke upon Meat and
MIX. The company Of gentlemen then
adjourned to the parlor and the sub
4ects were promiscuously discussed.
other speakers were Prof. McClatchie,
DR., Page and DR.. Hall. At business
meeting A. N. Fessenden, L. J. Fluff, G.
N. Simpson and e. E. Spaulding were
received as members. Those present
were: p. M. Green, w. A. Heiss, Theo.
Coleman, Rev. VIM. Jones, Howard
I.ongley, F. r. Harris, N. w. Bell, Rev.
=, l., Conger, Prof. G. F. Holder, Prof. A.
J. McClatchie, Prof. w. K. Gaylord, DR..
w. B. Rowland, Rev. A. NJ. Merwin, 3.
Coates, DR.. G.. s. Hull, Prof. Ii H. Gil
more, A. G. Vroman.
THEY DISAGREED.
A well-known Union-street liveryman
and his employe ha0 a. little falling out
last evening. The employe visited a
back room of restaurant and got some
thing that prompted him to put away his
employers horses in the alley instead OF
where they belonged. The liveryman
was wroth and smcte his man, and the
latter invoked the law. The other retail
lated, and the hired man slept In the
cooler. This morning the drunk was
flned So and the charge of battery pre-
ferred by him against the nveryman
was dismissed. The matter was settled
by the complainant paying the fine and
restoring the name Of the defendant on
his salary list, and all is well.
SILVER POLITICS.
North Pasadena is strictly for free
silver and your Uncle Bryan. At last
nights business meeting OF the Bryan
club there was an excellent attendance,
and 1t was arranged that J. w. murphy,
a silver Republican of Los Angeles,
would speak at the regular meeting
Friday evening. The opening exercises
will include the hanging of picture or
BRYAN, Axe feet, which is said to be one
of the finest pictures of him IN the STATE.
o. T. Fellows will give recitation. The
meeting takes place in Pingar's hall, on
the corner of Logan and Fair OAKS
streets 1t is interesting to note that
When Budd was elected, North Pasa-
dena cast but 2S votes for him, and to-
day there are already IS names on the
roll of the Bryan club, and still they
come.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for a
ro,;siug game Of baseball at the bicycle
track grounds next Monday a1ternooii
between the Old Timers and the regular
Pasadena TEAM. The proceeds OF tne
game will go to the Montclair Chlldren
will NJ
% laws: Henry Newby, pitcher; W. B.
Clapp, shortstop: Bob Clapp, catcher;
Era nix Decker, first base; b. o. kendail,
second base: Frank Childs, third base;
Lester Lippencott, left field; Chas Ben.
edict center field; Frank Gates. right
field; Uncle George Turner, uhlpire'
BREVITIES.
AT the union meeting of the Christian
Endeavor societies at the Christian
church last evening officers were eiectea
for the ensuing year, as follows: =. y,
REYNOLDS, president; Miss katnerlie
Nash, vice president; Miss ELSIE M
Palmer, secretary; w. l.. Jones' treas-
urer. The Lake-avenue Misslon sooeus @
was received into the union. Mr.. camp,
hell conducted devotional exercises, ana
the retiring president, Mr.. turner. re-
ceived a vote of thanks for his services
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Rushton cele orateo
the fifteenth anniversary or tneir , iiaI
riage at their home on south talr oane
avenue last evening. Elaborate re-
rrashments were served and covers were
laid for twenty-five guests. Tnose pres
ant- were. Mr., and Mrs. X. W.. wing.
Mr. and Mrs. George Philips, Mr, anu va,
Miss 3crdan, Mr.. and Mrs Cnaries o.oi'
Mrs. Spooner, Mrs. Gosmer MI. I1ppIe'
Miss Birdie Tipple, Mrs ard, MISS Nose'
Mr.. Ward Houck and others.
About 120 ladies assembled at tne
horne of Mrs. III. G. Reynolds yesterday
AFTERNOON, on the corner OF VIVA street
and Mission avenue, to near MIS-. MAY
nard on the subject of Woman SuHrage.
After the speech, which was a cam
c,,ffra gists. questions were asked ana an
swered. The ladies decided not to hold
anv more parlor evening meetings, as
that held last evening at MRS. turner
was not largely attended Addresses
were made by Mrs. McComas ana MI.
Blanchard. 80
the Terminal road, with the opening OF
the schools, makes the morning anu
aveninp, trains look more like old times,
when that road used to have the puiK OF
The passenger business. students at
tending the normal a,ss scnoo1 veil Ina as % bust
ness men, find the train leaving fasa-
dena at S:15 a. m. suits their conven-
ience exactly.
About fifty members of the lndepend-
ent Order of Foresters, with their fam
iIies, invaded the home of Mr.. ana MIS-,
Thomas Chisholm, of North Robles ave-
nue.. last evening, the object being to
welcome him home from Scotland anu
other portions of Europe. Refreshments
were served and songs sung by ladies'
and gentlemen.
A. L. Hamilton, Charles Chambers
and Arthur Chamberlain of the Throop
faculty have been selected committee
on athletics, and general organization
has been. formed for the advancement
of sports. A football team has been
organized with Marion White manager
and r. A. yose captain. A reception
will be rendered the new students OF the
institution on the evening Of October 2,
at the institute.
William Thomas was found guilty of
violating the liquor ordinance yesterday
and he will be sentenced Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock Motion for new
trial will be made for both Thomas and
Pierce, and this motion will be heard
Just before the sentence.
The yearly house cleaning of the pub
lie library has been finished, and to-
morrow it will open again, the walls
having been frescoed, the woodwork
varnished, and things renovated
throughout. One weeks time will be
allowed for the return Of books now
Temple Lodge Of Perfection, No. 2.
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