The herald., 1896-01-04

young people participating, among others
Misses Cook, Tufts, Holmes, Claypool,
Green, Chalfant. Randall, Allen, Gregory,
Fuller, Ethel Fuller, Lowry, Kidder, Val
lette, Monroe, Conger, Lippincott, Mehar-
ry, Morehouse, Dalrymple; Messrs. Ma
comber, Chadwick, Macy. Dageett, Fowler,
Dunham, Chadburne, Lippincott, Dod-
worth, Conger. Rowan, Page, Stimson,
Groenendyke, Fisher, Merwin, Meharry,
Randall.
Rev. and Mrs. DR.. Conger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen of Highlands, and Mr.. and Mrs. Val
lette kindly acted as chaperones for the
young people.
BOW WER-BARNES WEDDING
A few days ago Mr.. G. Z. Barnes, we'll
known young man who is employed in the
Natural History store, left town rather sud-
denly without any great amount of blow
ing of trumpets, in fact very quietly, and
now telegram announces that he will not
come back alone. He went to meet his
bride-to-be, and the wedding ceremony
having now been performed, he comes
back tonight with his wife. The bride was
Miss Lucia M. Bower of North Haven,
Conn.,, and she was on her way out here
when Mr.. Barnes met her and the cere-
mony that made them man and wife was
performed.
Upon their arrival they will be rendered
a reception at the home of the groom's
brother, ~ Valley street.
The young people will be at home on the
corner of Pasadena and Elevado drive.
BREvITIES.
The northeast corner of Colorado and
Raymond has been purchased by Messrs
j. S. Torrance and George f. Barker, the
consideration being stated at $95OO for
only thirteen and one.half feet frontage on
Colorado street by 1877 feet on Raymond
avenue. Frank N. Townsend was the
former owner. 1t is probable tnat there
will be fine block there before long by
arrangement with the owners of the adia-
cent frontage.
The program at the conservatory of
music tomorrow afternoon will include the
scene. Louise de Montfort, Bergson, by
Fred Ehlers, the famous clarionetist, who
was formerly instructor in The conserva-
tory of Copenhagen; the Sunshine song,
by M. Greig; My Dearest Heart, song by
Mrs. Chas. +. Kilmer of Los Angeles,
Besides this Miss Glenie Pearl will recite
several pieces. These rectals are all free
to the public, and take place at 112 West
Colorado street at o'clock.
If those who have not yet paid their sub.
scriptions to the tournament will pay them
at once 10 P. M. Green, the committee hav-
ing in charge the report OF the association
can make out their report very soon.
Z. +. Wentworth of Boston has pur-
chased seven acres in Altadena of f. c.
Bolt and will erect residence there.
The funeral of Miss Lizzie Mendenhall,
the 1S-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Mendenhall of Los Robles avenue,
took place yesterday from her late home,
Rev. Clark Crawford officiating. A large
number of friends were present and there
were many tokens of the regard in which
the deceased was held. Miss MendenhalI's
death occurred last Tuesday, caused by
quick consumption brought on by the
measles.
Though the Crown City Cycle club did
better than was expected by many on New
Years, the receipts (about S1OOO) were not
enough to discharge the Indebtedness on
the track and grand stand. In order to
clear this up, the club proposes race meet
jointly with Duarte on The 22d of Febru-