The herald., 1896-07-13
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Young People Dance TO Mando-
lin Music
FAT AND LEAN BALL PLAYERS
Preparing for a Struggle on the Dia.
mond
The Brockwsy Fire Causes Considerable
Damage, but this Property Was In
ured-Business Brevities

PASADENA, July PA number of
young pcoIN enjoyed dance in Nor
gan's hall Friday evening, music being
furnished by the Conservatory Mandolin
and Guitar club. A pleasant evening
was passed despite the warmth of the
weather and sixteen dances were had
Those present were: Misses Cook,
Lowry, Richards, Schopbach, Wiley,
Arthur, Brush. Phillips. Monroe, With
erell, Nolan. Stein, c. Arthur, Messrs.
Allen, Parker, Backoff, George Backoff,
Schofield, Huggins, knight, Howard,
Simpson. Sterrett. Turner. Chadwick,
Chadburne, Frye, Barnett, Britton.
A EUCHRE PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Harris entertained
at their home on Orange Grove avenue
Thursday evening with progressive
euchre, in honor of Mr.. Charles Turner
Of San Francisco. Mrs. Turner and
Robert Allen won first prizes and Mrs.
Alice Freeman Vail and Mr.. Charles
Turner consolation.
BASEBALL GAMES
The Fat and Lean Baseball clubs who
meet on the Bicycle Track grounds some
day next week meet Monday evening at
$3.50, the linear men in the office of E. F.
Kohler and those of the avoirdupos per-
suasion at B. O. Kendalls. Perley Bas-
sett will captain the boys who wear
much fiesh while Arthur Saunders will
lead those who do not believe in it.
The Mount Lowe baseball team having
changed it's name to the Pasadenas,
hereafter the boys will wear black p on
their breasts.
The game Of ball played on the South
Fair Oaks grounds between a nine of
Coyina men and a nine of Pasadena
boys Friday afternoob, resulted in a
walkover for the voters by the score of
IL to2
THE BROCKWAY FIRE.
The loss by fire in the basement Of
the Brockway block is greater than
at first thought. Mr. Brockway esti-
mates it to have been $500 and DR.. Green
foots his loss at $390.81. The building
Is insured for $500 in the Westchester,
Springfield and Continental companies.
Stock and fixtures are insured for $4,000
in several companies.
BREVITIES.
Mr.. w. S. Mills of Lincoln, Neb., who
is visiting here with his sister, Mrs. ].
w. Hall, knows Bryan, the presidential
nominee we'll and thinks he will carry
his native state.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Bailey of Cork, Ire
land, are staying here for a few days
with the family of Geo. Taylor on ePach
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey are on their
way to India as missionaries.
The Pasadena Lake Vineyard Land
and Water company has declared the
hours for sprinkling lawns fSOm p m. to
s pm. This took effect on the 9Th inst
At the next meeting of the Wood
men of the World on the 18th inst, q new
set of officers will be installed, and there
will also be an initiation of new men,
bers
Next Tuesday the laying of the foun-
dalton of the new Kinney Kendall block
on the northwest corner of Fact Colo
RADIO street and Rayfond avenue will be
begun.
Chas H. Yocum was elected a member
at the regular meeting of the directors
of the Pickwick club Friday night. Other
club business was transacted.
F. E. Simons. charged with rape upon
the person of young Pasadena girl, will
have his examination next Friday be-
fore Judge Morrison Of Los Angeles.
Mrs. e. H. Mcintosh will give her car
toon lecture illustrative Of the political
situation at the Christian church next
Tuesday evening. No admission fee
will be charged, and general invitation
is extended toi all.
A. L. Twombley Is enjoying a two
weeks vacation at Long Beach.
Mr.. c. H. Jordan and son, Jay Cook,
left Saturday for Santa Barbara over
land. They will be Joined by Mrs Jor-
dan In week orr So
DR.. c. A. Davis has returned from a
business trip through the central part
of the state.
Hiram D. Parsons of Batavia, N. Y.
who is engaged to be married to Miss