The herald., 1896-02-17
PASADENA NEWS

throughout was beautifully decorptsd
with flowers. Among those who par
ticipated were: Misses Anderson,
Batchslder. Bangham, Chamberlain,
ni ssson Messrs Bos1Sem
Collis, CoIlingwood, Campbell, Oar.
rothers, Chamberlain, Jones, Larkip.
Montfort, Palmsteer, Sisson, Hhellcr
and Thompson. The young ladies who
deserve the credit for the success Of
the evening are Miss Mamie BanRham,
Miss Lottie Stone and Miss Jessie
Montford.
AN ACCEPTABLE GIFT
Mr.. Lucius J. Huff, of Pasadena, 10
member of the order OF Elks OF Los
Angeles lodge No. 80. Friday evening
Mr.. Huff WAS agreeably surprised BY
the presentation to him of q beauti-
fully mounted elk's tooth watch charm
from his associate members. 1t Is vet
in gold with the Latin name Of the elk
at the top, while beneath it IL repre-
sentation of an elk drinking at Q brook,
with four little diamond stars set IN m
azure sky. ~.
BREvITIEs
Mrs. F. +. Harris entertained party
of friends yesterday afternoon at her
home on Orange Grove avenue.
Miss Bessie McMahan of Pasadena
avenue entertained number Of friendB
last evening. ~.
Mrs. E. ii. Mcintosh will lecture at
the Christian church tomorrow even
ing. Her subject will be: Ballots, Not
Bullets.
The Ladies' Aid society of the N. E.
church will meet in the church parlors
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Members and friends are requested to
attend. s-.iss7'z Ssfi
0. Stewart Taylor, who has been very
sick for some days, is getting better.
He had very severe attack OF tonsiit-
tbs. He will be out Monday.
Will Knippenberg and n. M. Welsh,
etate president of the L. A, W., were
in the city the past week, the guests OF
e. W. Flint.
Pasadena sporting people are to have
glorious time on Washington's BIRTH
day with baseball, balloon ascension.
etc. The young men are soliciting aid
to further the plane. .l--.@~
At the Christian church Friday even
lug d ldTko CIOW0 0ooohAOAC0 w A4UoA
Rev. Findlay deliver his lecture on
Romanism or Americanism.
Rob Brown gave little frolic to
few of his friends on Friday evening.
A banquet, cards and exl eriences were
INDUCED in. Those present were
Meysrs. Merwin, Dan McG Gilvrsy, Roche
and Macy.
The fourteenth degree Of the A. and
A. Scottish Rite Masonry was conferred
last evening by Temple lodge Of Per-
fection, No. z, on four leading citizens,
Ex-Governor Markham. Professor @. n.
Keyes, Captain F. Edward Gray and
Waldo johnson. The festivities were
attended by large representation from
King Solomon's lodge of Perfection in
Los Angeles. The banquet which con-
cluded the festivities was enjoyed BY
all.
The guests of the Painter hotel, who
get up lots of new parlOr amusements,
had gay time Friday evening. As the
crowd entered the psrlor they found
the furniture dissrranged, the pictures
turned to the wall, and everything in
confusion. An impromptu song was
sung--the last verse to be sung back.
ward, and when the singers reached
the closing verse, they turned their
backs to the audience while singing it.
Several tunes where played on the
humaniphone. Oranges were distrib-
uted filled with prizes (?). An enjoy
able lunch was served. Everybody had
a good time.
The Pasadena Lake Vineyard Land
and Lumber company and the Pase-
dena Land and Water company held q
Joint meeting yesterday to consider
bids for the 600 feet of tunneling to be
driven in the bed of the Arroyo above
DEVILS Gate. McGilland & Carmichael
made the lowest bid. This firm has
done the greater part Of the tunneling
Of both companies in the past and they
have gained the confidence Of both
companies by strict adherance to con.
tract and satisfactory work.
The following guests arrived at the
Hotel Green today: Mrs. Joshua
Rhodes, Mrs. A. L. Rhodes, Miss
Rhodes, Chas. Davis, Pittsburg, Pa;
L. @. Waite, M. P. Waite, Riverside;.
Chas. w. Strine, Souss's band New
York; 2. F. Mullidy and wife, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Reinestson, MIL
wsukee, Wis; Mr.. L. Graft, Los An
geles; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Durkins, 1T.
Paul; Fl. M. Mcintosh, Chicago.