The herald., 1896-12-12


the audience will be answered.
The Pasadena Oratorio Society elect
ed the following officers yesterday af-
ternoon: William Stanton, president;
c. D. Daggett, first vice. president; John
E. Jardine, second vice president; b. ..
Kendall, secretary; p M. Green treas
urer; Frank S. Wallace. S. d. Carey, and
DR.. J. E. James directors. The board OF
directors elected O. Stewart Taylor mu-
steal director and S. D. Carey librarian.
At a meeting of the directors of the
board of trade this morning a PROPOSE
tion from the Los Angeles Times, ask
ing for aid in the matter of getting out
its big midwinter number, was declined
after some discussion.
The studios of Miss Edith White and
Mr.. Samman were visited by number
Of their friends this afternoon, the oc-
casion being an annual art exhibition.
The halls were prettily decorated and
and the walls were hung pencil sketches
by Miss White as well as some flower
pictures, which she does so well. Mr..
Samman has some water colors for cell
ing decoration, tapestry, carpet designs,
freze work, ETC., all admirably done.
City Attorney Arthur says there is to
be a meeting of the charter revision
committee at his Office next Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock to draft a proposed
form of charter. The other members of
the COmmltIee are MesSES hefudS
Stewart. Reynolds and Wright.
Hon. Frank S. Davis, whose speeches
were so we'll received during the politi
cal campaign, will deliver a lecture at
the tabernacle next Friday evening, De-
cember 1S, under the auspices of the
Americus club. The lecture will be en-
titled. Glimpses of Ireland from Bicy-
Gle, and will be illustrated by stereop-
ticon views. No doubt Mr., Davis will
bp hy flI1
PERSONAL
Miss Anna. Lavelle Is confined to her
home by illness.
Senator Barker and ]. S. Torrance re-
turned today from business trip to
Redlands and Riverside.
Miss Airline Valette is expected home
for the Christmas vacation from the
school which she is attending in Chicago.
Edward Smith and Chas Rust left yes.
terday for Randsburg.
Frank Coleman has recovered from an
attack of illness.
l.. p. Brockway left this morning upon
a business trip to San Bernardino.
Walter Turner, who has been with tha
Pasadena Drug company for the past
two years resigns his position tomorrow
night to go to Old Mexico and engage
in the agricultural business.
Miss Marion Armstrong dislocated a
finger of her left hand by falling while
dancing at the home of Mrs j. e. Jar
dine last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lyons of
Helena. Mont, have taken residence
on Adella. avenue for the winter.
Miss Lillian Mason of San Francisco
is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mason Of
Marengo avenue.
William S. Ireland and wife of Balti-
more are expected tomorrow evening
on the limited, to remain at the Green
for the winter.
The Misses Howell. who have been
occupying the Masters residence on Or
ange Grove avenue for the past year,
have decided to board for awhile and
have removed to Marengo avenue. The
younger girls will attend Miss Ortons
school.
Ed. 3. Spencer of San Diego, deputy
high chief ranger, is working up court
of the Ancient Order of Foresters in
Pasadena. and reports much encourage
ment in the way of prospective men,
bers.
Prof H. G. Carpenter, director and in
structor in the Chicago Art institute,
is in Pasadena and visited Throop insti-
tute today, commenting very favorably
on the art department work under Miss
Sterritt. He says Carl Nash who is
now studying in the Chicago institute,
is doing finely.