The herald., 1896-04-25
li$ADENANS WILL PARADE
Youth and Beauty. Attended by
Bold BugIers
THE LOWE.WRIGHT WEDDING
Calls Forth Large Attendance and
Hearty Good Wishes
Political Protectionlsts Form q Hckinley
CIub-Doings In the Social World.
News and Personal Notes


CIub-Doings In the Social World.
News and Personal Notes
PASADENA, April 24.-Pasadena will
be represented in the Fiesta parade tomor-
row not only by the big float, which has be-
come already distinguished for its beauty,
but besides by several six-in-hand tallyhos
filled with young folks and attended by
outriders and buglers. Wiley and Gree.
ley's coach. driven by George Greeley, will
and will contain:
Misses Vallette, McClintock, Ruth
Gardner, Eldred, Coleman, Storey, Kath-
crime Gardner, Lily Dodworth, Altha Me-
harry. Conger, Ethel Randall, Cora El-
dred. The ourriders are Ray Congsr. John
Daggett and Arthur Dodworth.
Throop has chartered Morgan's coach,
and the occupants will be:
Misses Sterrett, Holbrook. Keyes, Ham,
ilton, Morrison, Nelmes, Kidder, futile,
Jessie Tuttle, Lamb, johnson and Menner.
The outriders will be Messrs. Groesbeck,
NeImes, Fowler, Alexandra and Vore.
The Tuesday Evening club will go in
Hoag's tallyho. and the riders will be-:
Miss Hansen, Mrs. Gritty, Misses Flor
ence Trull, McLaren, Bushnell, Chamber
lain, Blanche Wethereli, Julia Stose. Har-
rist Stevenson, Stoutenburgh, Anna Hitch
cock, Mrs F. Il. Harris. The outriders are
Messrs. E. Howard, Walter Hansen, Law
renee Lawson, c. j. Brainard, Bob Allen.
The following young ladies' Of the elev-
euth year OF the high school will go in one
Of Lowe's tallyhos: Misses Mabel Shop
back, Alma Barnett, Wacil Randall, Grace
Magee, Grace Tower, Judith lesson, Helen
Flynn, Julia Ogden, Minnie Wood. Glen
Allen will act as buRler.
The large Lowe coach will contain men,
bers Of the ninth and tenth grades of the
high school. Inc young ladies who will
ride are: Misses Nash, Jessie Wood, Can
Lloyd, Lopez. Stanley, Moore, Pierce,
Mott. Lewis and Coe. Messrs. Lacey, Rice
and Banbury Will act as outriders.
LOWE-WRlGHT
The handsome home of Professor and
Mrs. L. S. c. Lowe was beautifully docor-
ated on Wednesday evening, the occasion
being the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Wright of Norristown, Penn. The decora-
tions had been arranged by a professional
decorator, and each room was peculiar to
itself in color and design. Prof. and Mrs.
Lowe, assisted by Mrs. G. H. .Stipson, Mrs. L.
P. Lowe and Mrs. H. c. Brown. received the
guests in the drawing-room, and at 8
o'clock the bridal party entered the recep-
ton hall from the dining-room to the
strains of the Lohengrin Wedding March.
The groom was preceded by the ushers,
Messrs. Henry Brownback. II. g. Brown,
Thaddeus Lowe and Sobieski Lowe. Leon
P. Lowe acted az best man. They halted
under q Moorish canopy, illumined by q
jeweled lamp burning fragrant oil, for the
bridal party, which was led by Misses
Annie A. Brown, maid of honor. and Lii
lian Dobbins and Eva Bond, bridesmaids.
The bride, leaning upon her fathers arm,
followed, attired in a gown of white
duchess satin. with train. During the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
N. H. Fife, the orchestra played Trau-
merei. After the congratulations an elab-
crate collation. WAS served, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright departed for several months
Of travel.
Among the many rare and elegant gifts
were diamond ring, an exquisite Limoges
set, royal Vienna cabinet piece, point-lace
handkerchief, gold spoons. gold salad set,
and many others.
The guests included almost everybody
prominent in Pasadena social circles.
A M'KINLEY CLUB
The first Mckinley club Of this section
Was formed last night in North Pasadena.
Captain Clyde acted as president and J. H.
Woodworth as secretary, and the follow
ing of6cers were elected:
Clyde, vice.president; Georges Forbes,
secretary; Cyrus Wright, secretary and
treasurer.
An executive committee will be ap-
pointed ct the next meeting, which will be
held on Thursday evening on the corner of
Logan and Fair Oaks, and a caucus will be
held at the same place Monday evening,
when six delegates will be selected to be
voted for at the primaries next Wednes-
day to represent the precinct at the con-
vention in San Francisco, The club be-
lieves that Mckinley is the logical candi-
member pleges himself to do all in his
power to secure his nomination for presi-
dent of the United States.
SIX-HAND EUCHRE
Miss Bolt entertained at six-haud euchre
yesterday afternoon from the hours of half
past till 6. About thirty ladies were
present, and the house was prettily deco
Prizes were won by Mrs. Lyman, Miss
Watson, Mrs. Jardin and Miss GrebIe, and
consisted OF handsomely bound books.
Among those present we're: Mesda mes
II. Z. Brown, Lyman, Libby, T. S. G..
Lowe j., Jason Evans, Jardine, Misses
Greenleaf, Newton, Fife, Brown, Merwin,
Burnham, Watson, Dodworth, Lille bod.
worth, Lillian Dobbins, Edith Gardner,
Grinnell, Jenks, Ford, Eleanor Craig, Hub
bard, Bigelow and Shoemaker.
SHAKESPEARE CELEBRATION
The Shakespeare club will commemo-
rate the birthday of Shakespeare next
Monday evening with banquet at the
Green. A number of ladies' and pentle-
mon have been invited and the following
will be the program:
Address of welcome, Mrs. Keyes; Pasa-
dena, Mrs. Webb; The New Woman, from
disinterested standpoint, Frank Policy:
The California Liar, DR.. Page; The George
Washingtons of the East and other things.
Mrs. Lou V. Chaplin; The Club Woman VS..
the Society Woman, Miss Blackfan.
BREVITIES
While in the crowd at the Fiesta
Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. Sawyer, who
lives on Mentor avenue, felt hand in his
pocket. and turning upon the owner of the
hand quickly, captured him and had him
jailed. The pickpocket first secured Mr..
Sawyer's purse, containing SIS, which he
hurled into the street.
Wiley & GreeIey's tallyho carried a
party composed of the following persons to
the Fiesta Wednesday: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gale Blocki, Miss Block, Miss Katherine
Blocki. the Misses Church, Mrs. Macy,
Lloyd Macy, the Misses Wood, Miss Ruth
Gardner and others.
The funeral services of the late L. L.
Morse. who died in the insane asylum,
were held in the parlors of Reynolds &
Van Nuys this morning at 10 o'clock, in
charge M OF the knights Of Pythias.
The house Of Mr.. M. Mercer, on South
Mareneo avenue, was entered by burglars
wnlle the family was absent Wednesday
aiternoon. The entrance was made at the
pack door OF the house, and everything