The herald., 1896-05-31
Held by the Patriotic Citizens
of Pasadena
CHILDREN FURNISH FLOWERS
For Decorating the Graves Of the Dead
Soldiers
pupils Of the Washington School Win the
SILK Banner Offered for the Largest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

PASADENA, May 30.-The Memorial
Day procession assembled this morning IN
front of G. A. +. hall, on East Colorado
street, about o'clock and moved west
ward through the center OF town where
large crowd had assembled along the side,
walks. Foremost in the line were Marshal
Lacey and Aids Geo. T. Downing, V. X.
6utliff, r. H. Williams, c. c. Brown, N. 5;
Bangham. A. b. Case. c. j. Fabrick and
ing chargers. The Pasadena band. led by
Frank Hall, followed. and the march was
made to the Terminal station, IN the FOL
lowing order: Thirty members OF Company,
/, under Captain Bangham, Bunker Hill
Council, No 2, o. Y. A. NJ. twenty strong.
under command of S: w. Wilson; ABOUT
G.. A. r., under command Of Mr. jarvis;
ladies OF the W. r. c.. headed by Mrs Cal
vim Hartwell, president to the numbers m OF
Drum corps; twenty-five members of the
Ladies Aid Society. in white, under the
command of President Miss Agnes Petrie;
pupils from the Wilson school marshaled
by Principal Graham, aided by Miss Nerda
Fawcett and Miss Bessie Richards; pupils
of the Franklin school; Mrs. Burt, prlnci-
pal, and Harold Doolittle and Walter Prem
tiss captain and lieutenant; Columbia
school, under Principal F'rackleton and
teachers; Lincoln school, under Principal
Wilson and teachers. assisted by Captain
Harry Lothrop. standard bearer Mary
Thompson and Sergeants Daisy French and
Alice Crawford: Grant school Miss Jones ones
Principal Foster. assisted by Captain Mary
Allen. Ed Rust, standard bearer, julius
A special train was taken at the Terminal
shortly after 10 o'clock for the cemetery
nearly all the school pupils going At the
under Comrade Stuntz. were waiting and
with them about 150 pupils of the Washing
ton school. This presentation was the
largest of the schools and hence the wash
ingfon school is entitled to the silk banner
offered as a prize. The school children
handed flowers to the veterans and scat
went. Not grave was missed, be It ever
so humble and the graves of meubers of
the K. Of P; had been marked by tri-
and sailors We're designated by the union
nag. The exercises at the cemetery were
opened with an address by Commander
the Harmonic quartet Chaplain Cowan
offered a prayer and volley was fired by
the detail of the Sons of Veterans. Ad-
jutant Williams read the order of the day.
after which services were conducted by
BREvITIES.
Ladies' Aid Society of the First NJ. j.
church, on Monday, June 1st. The regular
session will begin at 2:3o p. m.
H. part or nas o 5q TO W Man
to J. B. Taicott. r 10 acres res of the Grogan
tract rancho San pasqsa price 5000
the meeting yesterday of the Ladies
Shakespeare club.
A number of colored people of Pasadena
picnicked in Eaton canyon today.
The Rebekah Lodge will hold social
Tuesday evening at r. p. hall for the
benefit of the Odd Fellows orphans.
j. E. McHutcheon and Miss Lizzie V.
Durham were married yesterday by Rev.
N. H. G. Fife at his home on Worcester
avenue. only friends and relatives being
present.
Mrs. G. w. Stimson leaves for the East
next week to attend the graduating exer-
cises of her son at Williams college.
Charles Meserve of the firm of Murdoch
Parlor Crate company is the guest of his
niece Mrs D. w. TVitherll
Miss r. NJ. Black, who is in the East at
where she will study languages.
H. +. Church, Fred Swift and John Allin
have been selected as jurors in department
four Of the superior court.