The herald., 1896-02-19
PASADENA NEWS

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house., belonging to Louis Herman
WAS burned, and barn belonging to 3
r. Lippencott had a narrow escape
The only contents burned in the build
ings was tenting outfit, some clothing
and some garden tools, etc, aggregat'
ing in value about $500. No insur'
ance.
HEARTS PARTY
The Msrry-go-round Social club met
at the home vf Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Newby, on Marengo avenue last even
ing, as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. @. q.
Jordan. Progressive hearts was the
feature of the evening. Mrs. Newby
took the lsurels of the evening in the
first prize, handsome lace handker-
chief. w. j. Pierce won very unique
fern dish. The BOBBY prizes fell upon
Miss Silver and Mr.. Craig. Supper was
served and a general good time was en-
joyed by all Those who took part
we're Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Glasscock, DR..
and Mrs. Dalrymple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. @. e.
Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nswby,
Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Wooley, Misses Nc
Cormick, Newby, Silver, Stout, Cook
Messrs. lockwood, Craig, Will Craig
Vromem.
BROOKS--MACY
The eastern press speak in the high
est terms of the artists Brooks and
Macy, who are to appear in the First
Methodist Tabernacle on Thursday
evening next. They are to appear un.
der the auspices Of the Y. M. @. A. and
the Adelphisn society. Mr.. Fred En-.
erson Brooks is California poet
humorist, and his associate, j. Williams
Macy, is humorist and bufo-basso
They have played to crowded houses
wherever they have been, and their
humor is original and infectious. The
cause for which the entertainment is
given is a good one, and should be
literally pstronized. Tickets are on
sale at the Y. M. G. A. parlors and at
Glasscock & Vroman's store on Colo
RADIO street.
TRUSTEE LUKENs' RESIGNATION.
The resignation of Mr.. Lukens from
the board of trustees Of the city occsA
sions no little regret, as Mr.. Lukens
has proven himself an earnest and
conscientious worker in the city's in
terest. He feels that his personal in
terests are jeopardized by his continu-
ance on the board, and he cannot serve
the interests of one to the detriment of
the other. Mr.. Lukens' years of SER
vice embraces the most important era
of Pasadena's history, and his friends
regret that it becomes necessary for
him to take this step.
BREvITIES
Judge H. W. Magee has gone to San
Francisco on business trip.
l.. B. Bonnalie has turned the man.
aRement of the Sunset house over to
his niece.
The Grown City Cycle club held a
portant changes are to be made.
Mrs. Diers and Mrs. Kelly left for
San Francisco yesterday for short
visit.
H. J. Cobb, prominent business
man of st. Paul, regrets that it be-
comes necessary to return to that
friRid country today.
George Wallace, brother of Mr.. +.
home tonight. Mr.. Wallace has spent
some time in Pasadena. He goes via
San Francisco.
DIR. Bridge says this warm waather
is not conducive to health, even
in Pasadena, and that colds and kin
dred ailments are very common among
people of all ages.
The Pasadena Gun club will disor-
ganize as the hunting season has closed
and there is no more fun for the marks.
man. They will probably reorKanize
again in October, the time of the open
ing Of the season. tSe h.S
All the former residents of Rock
Rapids, Ia, who live in, this vicinity,
are cordially invited to attend the
Rock Rapids picnic, Saturday, the 22d
inst. at DEVILS Gate. Come and bring
lunch basket.
The lecture which was to have been
given at the North Pasadena M. E.
church, Thursday evening, by Rev. II.
Il. Ward, has been postponed until
after the close of the series of meetings
which begin this week and last ten
days.
Herr Schott has decided to favor the
people with another concert, the time
1hu PAoSO w Oo oaAOuaCCQ dU a 1dUoE
date. He will have the same assistants
as at the former concert.
The will of the late Allen Dodworth
was filed for probate today. His estate
is valued at over 100000. Mrs. bod
worth is named as sole eXecutrix, and
A II. Metcalf as attorney.
The receipts Of the Schott concert in
the opera honse on Saturday night
were about $l20. which was a great
help to the Woman's guild of the
Episcopal church. The thanks of the
organization are returned for liberal
patronage.
Three teachers were appointed by
the school trustees today. Miss Dobbs
and Miss Schleiser of Pasadena were
appointed to the Lincoln avenue
school and Miss Jones of Los Angeles
the appointment to the Grant school.
Mr.. George w. Wilson of South Pasa-
dena has been appointed principal of
the Lincoln avenue school.