The herald., 1896-02-19
Perfectly Provided for by Pasa-
dena PatrOnesses
A LADIES' BOWLING PARTY
Gives Satisfaction to the Girls Who
Win Prizes
day-A Little Fire -Amusements in
'.-., Prospeet--News Brevities

PASADENA, Feb. 1S.-A leap year CO.
tillion WAS given at Kramer's hall last
evening by the ladies Of Pasadena
The hall was beautifully decorated
with palms, evergreens and potted
plants. The favor tables at the end of
the hall were attended by Mrs. Barn
hart, Mrs. Greer, Mrs. Grinnell, Mrs.
Volkma and Mrs. Ward Rowland. Lo-
winsky's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic. The ladies we're masters of all
ceremonies. The patronesses of the
party were: Mrs. II. W. Grinnell, Mrs.
Seymour Locke, Mrs. Ellen Is. Kellogg
and Mrs. Fred Armstrong. The guests
of the evening include Misses Hamil-
ton, Shoemaker, Craig, Smith, Hub.
bard, Hall, Olney. Greenleaf, Grebel,
Margaret Grebel, Bolt, Rowland, Til
den, Church, Ford, Grinnell, Madsmes
Locke, Volkma, +. f. Rowlan, Grinnell,
Greer, Armstrong, Fowler, Barnhart,
Ward Rowland, Messrs. Shoemaker, w.
S. Gilmore, DIR. f. F. Rowland, b. o.
Bruce, Merrill, DIR. Harry Maoomber,
Lutz, Leon Phipps, Fowler, Conway,
Campbell-J Johnson, Barnhart, Locke,
Hugh Phipps, Dickerson, Perkins, Kel-
lam, Austin, Campbell-Johnson, Arm
strong. Shoemaker, Field, Hastings
Hall, Barry, Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jardine, Mrs. Winslow and Miss Tilden.
BOWLING PARTY
At the beautiful home OF Mr.. Hurl-
= but on Orange Grove avenue, last even
ing, bowling party was given by Miss
Hurlbut to few friends. Mr.. Hurlbut
has genuine bowling alley in his
home, and those who participated in
the game entered into it with enthusi-
asm. Prizes we're awarded to the sue
cessful bowlers. Miss Pearl Libby
took the first prize, a beautiful silver
bon-bon spoon. Miss Nan Brown took
second prize, pretty silver button
hook. Walter Wotkyns took the first
gentleman's prize, silver shoe-horn,
Frank Cattern taking second prize,
silver stiletto paper cutter. A sump-
tuous banquet WAS served under the
red-shaded candelabra and fairy lamps,
which, together with the red carna.
tions, trailing smilax and red satin rib
bons, presented beautiful effect. Miss
Libby and Miss Newton poured coffee
at the ends of the tables.
The guests of the evening were: Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wotkyns. Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Cattern, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
q. Lowe, Mrs. Lyman, Misses Libby,
Messrs. W. II. Staats, J. S. Torrence,
W. A. Garland, L. II. Killam, Miller aud
Austin, of Los Angeles; Mr.. Eames,
Buffalo, N. \.
DECORATING SCHOOL BUILDINGS ~
Saturday next, Washingtol's birth
day, will witness the presentation of
the two United States flags donated by
Godfrey post, G. A. r., to the school
district. At 8 o'clock the members of
the post, w. Il. c., Sons OF Veterans,
and the Ladies' Aid society will meet
at G. A. Fl. rooms. Part will proceed
to the Columbia school and part to the
franklin school. Mr.. Simpson will do
the presentation honors at the Uolum
bia school and Governor Sheldon will
perform the same Office at the Frank
lin school, each delivering short ad-
dress. Principal Graham has been re-
quested to furnish choruses of pupils
for patriotic songs. The flags are by
1Sfeet in size and bear the full quota
of forty-hve stars. The committee of
arrangements consists of Messrs. John
Mcdonald, A. X. Nash and G. G. Brown.
In the evening the post and associated
societies will join the o. U. A. M. in
Odd Fellows hall to commem crate the
day in program Of addresses, music,
etc. All members Of the organizations
and all public-spirited citizens are in
vlted.
LITTLE FIRE
Near LEO o'clock today, an alarm was
sounded for fire in a small structure
in the rear of the premises occupied by
President G. n. keyes, on Mary street.
owned by S. M. Thayer. The building
is used for a store house and Chinese
sleeping room.
Efficient aid was given to the depart
ment by Constable Slater and some
citizens, with pals, ETC., who stayed the
progress of the flames until the fire
engine got there. An adjoining chicken
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