The herald., 1896-10-12
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Polytechnic Students Welcome
New Corners
A RECEPTION ON TUESDAY
To Illustrate the Work Of the CuIlna ry
Department
\ RECEPTION ON TUESDAY
Political Meetings Scheduled for the
Week-The All-day Tennis Tour
nament-Social and Personal
Notes and News Items.

PASADENA, Oct 11.-About 200
students were present Friday evening at
the reception given the new comers by
the old students and the faculty in the
west hall Of Throop polytechnic. The
early part of the evening was spent in
social intercourse and the serving of re-
freshments, after which dancing was
indulged in. The hall was prettily dec
GRATED and music was furnished through
the evening by the Throop orchestra.
The following program was rendered:
Selection, orchestra; I Don't Like You
Any More, John La Du; vocal solo,
Snow Flakes, Prof Chambers; violin
duet, Walter and Miss Eva Radcliffe;
violin solo, Miss Daisy Polk; selection,
orchestra.
The reception committee was COM
pos1's=of Prof. Gilmore, Prof. M. M. Par
ker, DIR. Conger Mrs Coleman, Prof.
Chamberlain, Miss Bunnelle, Mrs. Law
son, John Reed, Miss Russell and II. M.
Smith. The following visitors were
present: DR.. and Mrs. Grinnell Prof.
and Mrs. Launders, Mrs. Coleman and
daughter, Prof. and Mrs. Hoag, Miss
Hansen, Mrs. and Miss Conger. the
Misses Menner Miss Tuttle, Miss Light
ford, Miss Goodwin, Prof. and Mrs. M.
M. Parker, Il. CIFOeHeIluyho, L ioI. Iiu
Mrs. w. H. Parker, Rev. and Mrs. Rad
cliff, Mrs. Hall, daughter and niece of
South Pasadena, Miss Porter, Miss Polk,
Miss Ellsworth, Miss Hamilton, Mr..
Baker, Mr.. Henderson, Mrs. Chandler,
Mr.. James Chamberlain.
Miss Alice Campbell, head of the cul-
mary department of Throop, will give
reception at the Carlton Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock, when visitors will
tO
the kind of work performed at the
Throop kitchen. The following ladies
will be present as patrons: Mines. Will
lam Stanton, L. E. Spalding, John Wads-
worth, F. F. Rowland, e. l.. Conger,
p. M. Green, Theo. Coleman, Louise T.
Conger, H. NJ. Hamilton, Frank G. Bolt,
w. e. Arthur, E. r. Hull, Walter Wot-
kyns, w. S. Wright, c. d. Daggett.
POLITICAL
]. B. Young of this city and r. B..
Sprague, nominee for the assembly from
this district, will be the speakers to-
morrow night at the open-air meeting OF
the Bryan club at the new platoon
erected just south Of the old headquar-
ters in the Wooster block. Plenty OF seats
will be furnished and the place Is we'll
protected from the breezes. Next We'd
nesday evening Jud r. Rush Of Los An
geles and Charles A. Barlow, nominee for
congress, will speak.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
An all day tennis tournament was held
Yesterday by the Carlisle Heights Ten
mis- club at the Markham court.
knight and Gale beat Fry and Spence,
6-2, Ga; Chadbourne and Howard beat
Allen and Kelso, 6-S, 2-6, 6-1; Britton
and Allen beat Randall and Palmateer,
6-1, 6-5.
In the afternoon singles Kelso beat
Fry, 6-3; Britton beat Gale, 7-5; Allen
beat Randall, 6-1; Palmateer beat AL
len, 6-3. The singles will be finished to-
morrow. The doubles were finally won
by Howard and Chadbourne, who beat
Britton and Allen. 6-5, 6-5.
BREvITIES.
1t was decided to open the season with
a banquet at the meeting Thursday
evening of the Lyceum league in the
rooms of the Y. M. G. A. 1t will be
held in the gymnast room Of the Y. M.
C. A., and some toasts will be given and
speeches made by young and rising ora
tors. The Southern California district
convention of Lyecum leagues meets
in this city in November.
A meeting Of the Union Veterans Pa
triotic league will be held at the wig
wam Monday evening, for the purpose
of furthering the organization. 1t will
be considered whether it is advisable
or not to form the league into companies
and choose officers. A marching club
may also be formed among those who are
able to march. The league proposes to
give especial attention to the matter of
invalids and disabled members who are
unable to turn out to the roll call.
The Adelphi Chautauqua circle meets
with Mrs. Stanton, on the corner of Ver-
non and Howard streets next Monday
evening. This is the first meeting of
the season, and the work for the coming
year will be organized.
Miss Emily Norton met with a pain
full accident while riding down the CAL
ifornia street hill a few days ago. Her
skirt caught in the rear wheel of her
bicycle, and she was thrown. sprainIn,r
one of her ankles.
II. B. Phillips and family arrived
yesterday from the east.
George Webster is spending a few
weeks at Santa Paula with his daugh-
ter.
Mrs. e. HuntIey of North Raymond
avenue has gone to Belmont for a stay
Of month.
Miss Marion Cook of Azusa is the
guest of Miss Thompson.
w. A. Layman and wife of st. Louis
arrived in the city yesterday and are
at the Carleton.
M. L. Clark has returned from busi-
ness trip to San Bernardino and High
lands.
Stuart Laughborough is registered at
the Carleton.
G. w. Byers of Iowa has come to Pas
adena to locate.
Mr. Hart. we'll known business man
of Long Beach, was visitor in the citv
today. ivy