The herald., 1896-02-08
PASADENA NEWS

canyon, Echo mountain and Alpine
tavern, and to spend the night there
viewing the beauties of the valley and
canyons by search light tomorrow
night. It is the intention to lunch at
Mr.. Sprague's beautiful mountain
home ON Sunday. and take the 5:2O p.
m. train on the Santa Fe road for San
Diego, where they will spend couple
of days and then take the Sunset
limited through to New Orleans to see
the Mardi Gras, and then on home by
the Illinois Central railroad to Chi
cago.
The members of the party are in ex-
csllent spirits and seem to be having
jolly time.
QUOTATION PARTY.
A quotation party was given yester-
terday afternoon by Miss Annette
Flagg in honor of her guest, Miss Maud
Morehoue of Cleveland. Bits of paper
on which appear fragments OF familiar
quotations are attached to every prom
inent place in the room and all the
guests are to find the conclusion Of
the quotations. Miss Cooper won the
first prize and Miss Church the conso-
lation. Beautiful music WAS furnished
by Mrs David Acker, Miss Young, Mrs.
Gale Bloski and Miss Goodwin.
Participant ting were Mrs. Flagg, Mrs.
Haskell of Boston, Mrs. Acker, Mrs.
Gale Blocki, Misses Brackett, Fife
Caldwell, Halsey, Cooper, Goodwin,
Gardner, Church. Young, Morehead,
Bloski Wood. Ada Palmater, Gene
We've Church, Beatrice Church. Edith
Gardner, Kathrine Gardner, Marjory
Wood and Gladys Gardner.
BREvITIEs
The toot of the tallyho horn is heard
early and late.
Frank Lowe says it is boy and
weighs twelve pounds. He was born
Tuesday.
The knights of Maccabees are now
provided with their new rituals. which
will be used for the first time Monday
evening.
The Sons of Veterans had a grand
meeting last evening. Three new ap-
plications for membership we're made.
Mr.. Allen Dodworth was taken sud-
denly ill with pneumonia last night,
and it's course is 80 severe that very
little hope is entertained Of his reoov-
cry.
The O. E. 8. will assemble this even
ing at Masonic temple. Seven grand
and past grand officers will be present.
A grand banquet will follow the pro-
ceedings.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Barnes at La
Canada have lost their little daughter,
Nina, aged l year and 3 months. The
funeral services will be held tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at the family res
idence.
The program of the concert at the
opera house on the 18th inst. will be
diversified with request selections from
the numbers rendered at the recent
entertainment at the Universalist
church.
Hotel Green arrivals include J. M.
Gakill, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Foster.
HI. l.. johnson. San Francisco; G. L.
Merrill and wife, Syracuse, N. Y; T.
Demerell, N. Y; DR.. A. NJ. Warburgh,
Hamburg; Edwin B. Smith. Chicago.
Masters Carlton Bull and Floyd
James, two boys who are joint owners
of two horses which they use in their
business, had them both stolen early
last evening from vacant lot at 2S3
Arcadia street. One was bay horse
with four white feet and branded j. O. !;
the other white horse with B branded
on the hip. The police have been mott
fed.
Three tally-ho coaches loaded with a
gay party OF mystic shriners from San
Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland, and
a sprinkling from Pasadena, under tho
guidance of j. L. Jones, drove over the
avenues Of the city today. Ladies pre-
dominated. and thirty-seven was the
number. Mr.. Smith of San Francis GO,
prelate of Golden Cato commandery,
and A. G. Bilicke, Jr., and George Sinse-
baugh of Los Angeles we're members of
the party.
E. G. Webster is confined in a dark
ened room at the Hodge hospital with
seriously inhamed eyes. Mr.. Webster,
for the past month has been superin-
tending the moving and rebuilding Of
some dwelling houses on his property
and through neglect and a little care
lessness his eyes became terribly in
famed.
The Schilling minstrel performance
at the opera house last evening was
fairly we'll attended.
The following committees were ap-
pointed by che president of the board
of trade yesterday: On membership,
J. s. Terrence, M. E. Wood, H. II. Her
tel, e. L. Conger, DR.. Q. B. Thomas; !;
to recommend location for board of
trade, G. d. Daggatt, Thomas Coleman,
M. Il. Wright, Colin Stewart and F. r.
Harris.
PERSONAL MENTION
Th5 Misses Stroot have friends visit.
ing them from Oregon.
Mrs. A. r. Pierce has returned from
few days with friends at Riverside.
Miss Greenlief is indisposed, sup
posed to be an attack of la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Melchur of
New York arrived from the north TO-
day. Their stay will be prolonged
until warmer weather.
Rev. David Mcleod leaves early in
the week Tor Rock Falls, lava, with his
wife's remains. He will bs absent
several weeks.
Allen t. Dodworth, famous all over
the United States as leader of Dod-
worth's band that forty wears ago was
the delight of musical New York,
father of band organizations in the
United States, is lying at the point of
death with pneumonia at his home in
Pasadena. DR.. Dodworth is " years
old.
- ---------:----------