The herald., 1896-07-06
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Y. M, G. A. Benefit Social Proves
Profitable
A FINE PROGRAM IS GIVEN
And a Good Audience Turns Out TO
Enjoy 1t
A Young Hunter fleets With an Accident
Which May Cost Him His Life.
News Brevities

PA5ADENA, July 5.-More than SIS
was cleared by the benefit social of the
Y. N. C. A. at the Southern Pacific de-
pot Friday evening. The grounds were
lighted with lanterns, and refreshments
ard fine literary and musical program
were enjoyed. About 500 people attend
dsd and much credit is due to the COM
mittee, composed of the presidents OF the
several Christian Endeavor societies,
which had the matter in charge. The
program was as follows:
Orchestra, selections.
Fasa ie Ia band selections.
MaotolIn club, selections.
Vocal A Mariners Home is the Sea-Mr.
Walter Schneider.
Violin solo, Miss Daisy Polk.
Vocal SOLO, Mr. g. A. Smith.
Mandolin club selections.
Vocal solo, Beautiful Maiden, Wright
Will l.. F'rew.
Recitation, Miss Glennie Pearl.
Toast master. Rev. Herbert Lathe.
Toast to clergy, Clark Crawford.
Toast to physicians, DR.. Fordyce Grin
nell.
Vocal solo, Daddy, Behrend-Will l..
Toast to educational institutions. Presi-
Toast to business men, J. F. Sisson.
Toast to Y. NJ. C. A, Dr. J. r.. Town
send.
Toast to Young Peoples societies. Frank
G. H. Stevens.
Refreshments
SATURDAYS GAMES
The grand stand at the cycle track
was filled Saturday afternoon with the
spectators who assembled to see the
Old Timers Baseball club defeat the
Mount Lowe crack team by the score of
20 to Is.
Following the ball game was the boys
bicycle race. Starters, Massey, j. Cook
and N. Woodville. Won by Cook, Wood
Vile second; time, 2:54.
One mile open-Starters, w. A. Clark
Jay Cook. a. W.oodville. Won by Clark;
time, 2:43.
One-third mile-Starters, w. A. Clark,
Jay Cook. A. Woodville. N. Woodville
and Massey. Won by Clark, A. Wood
Vile second; time. 80.
The colored mems race, for which
there were entries, were declared off on
account of the inability of the starters
to procure wheels.
After sack race and q three legged
race, which were run by small boys, the
creased pig was turned loose and q great
deal OF amusement was created, Ber-
nard Rhoerig winning the cottolene-
coated quadruped after a lively chase
by ffty or more youngsters.
A BAD ACCIDENT
While hunting in the arroyo yesterday
morning Clarence Toms, aged II, son
OF Silas Toms of Pepper street. North
Pasadena, met with an accident which
may cause the loss of his arm, and pos
sioly MS life. The trigger of his gun
caught in the bushes in such a manner
as to discharge the load into his right
arm and shoulder. He was taken to
DR.. Hodges hospital and was sleeping
today Splinters of bone have been re-
moved from the shoulder, and 1t will
De two or three days before the question
OF removing his arm can be decided.
BREVITIES
PoII
+. were installed Thursday evening by
Deputy District Grand Master Wade:
Arch Pruitt, N. G.; Charles Ward, v.
g.; r. T. Merritt, warden; Wallace Fol-
lett, conductor; George Hyatt r. S. J..
g.; w. H. Korstian, recording secreta-
ry; w. f. Dickey. permanent secretary;
Robert Sterett, inside guardian; Henry
Bandel, r. S. S; Samuel Wallace, L. S.
B.; j. s. Blick, chaplain; Mr. Wickman,
r. S. V. G.; Mr.. Dolan, L. S.VG
A jolly party of fourteen young la
dies and gentlemen went to Long Beach
yesterday with their lunches, remain
ing in Los Angeles in the evening to en-
Joy the fireworks. They were Misses
Mccormack, Batchelder, Wickens, Pal
mateer, Bangham, Tuttle, Charlotte
Tuttle, and Messrs. A. S. Van Etten,
Will Campbell, A. Cochran, A. Palma
teer. George Baldwin and Pease. They
took possession of a car on their way
SURROUNDINGS
with songs and speeches.
Three hobos. John Elliott Franse Nc
Cloughery and George Irwin. arrested
late Friday night in the vicinity of Ray,
mond hill, where they were encamped,
were sent down to the county Jail for
four days each. At least one of them is
strongly suspected of having partici-
pated in the robbery of Hogan's meat
safe the other night.
AT the meeting of the w. c.. T. u
Thursday afternoon a committee was
appointed to procure new drinking cups
for the city drinking fountains. Mrs.
Orton read paper entitled Systematic
Giving. 1t was decided to accept the in
vitation OF the !. o. G. T. to picnic on the
Fourth. obedience will be the subject
at the next meeting, and Mrs GrinnelTs q
book, How John and Brought Up the
Child, Will be reviewed, Dr. Rachel Reid
leading. arrangements are being made
for public meeting, the subject of
which will be Kitchen Gardening. This
Will De under the direction of Miss M
Clees of Los Angeles. 49,
W. s. Lee, colored barber. who con-
ducts a shop on West Colorado street
was fined 30 by the recorder Thursday
for violation of the city ordinance IN
regard to putting stove pipe througt
wooden wall
The Ladies' Aid society of the Eirs+
M. q. church will meet on Monday INV
9, at 2:30 p. m.
Rev and Mrs. ]. w. Hanson will Ieava
next Tuesday for Chicago, to remain
until about next Christmas
Miss IS Tina and Susie Lisk left yester.
day for two weeks.staykt Catalina
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