The herald., 1896-02-17
Falls in Love With the Valleys
Crown
PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENTS
Herr Schott's Waguerian Mosic Pleases
the Public
bie-A Novel Vai.ntins Psrty-~Per-
sonaI Notes and Breyities

PASADENA, Feb. 16-Quite an out
pouring OF Canada distinction has
landed in Pasadena. The party con-
sists Of Mrs. Robert Kerr, Miss Lulu
Kerr, wife and daughter of the general
manager of the Canadian Pacific rail
way; Mrs. D. A. Creasor and daughter,
Miss Georgia Creasor, Of Owen Sound,
Canada; Horacs Il. Crawford, G. c.,
wife and three children. Mr.. Crawford
is prominent lawyer of Winnipeg.
The party are the guests of Mr.. w. j.
Speers Of Pasadena. They we're shown
over the city, visited the adj Acent at
fractions, and have become 80 en-
trancsd with the surroundings that
they have concluded to become at
least temporary residents here and
have taken the house Of Mr.. Brsmbury,
furnished throughout, on Lincoln av-
enue.
THE SCHOTT CONCERT
A goodly representation of the 400
of Pasadena greeted Herr Anton Schott
at the Grand opera house last night.
1t was concert given under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Guild of ALI
Saints church. Selections from
Chopin, Loewe, Schubert and Wa gner
were satisfactorily rendered. Herr
Schott drew enthusiastic plsudits from
his audience in his rendition of Schu-
bert's serenade. Mr.. Arthur Ficken-
echer delighted the people by his piano
recitations and was, with Mr.. Oscar
Schleif, recalled many times to the
piano.
The faces of Mr.. and Mrs. z. F..
Hurlbut, Miss Bolt, Miss Libby and
Miss Ford, in whose honor the party
was given, were seen iu box 3. Mrs.
Lowe, Thsddeus Lowe and wife, Mrs.
Kulp and Mrs. Brumback occupied box
Q, directly opposite, and Mrs. H. l..
Story, Miss Story, Mr.. Charles Cole
man, Mr.. Henderson and Miss Mclean
of Los Angeles occupied box D. The
faces of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Nd. Greene,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Wot-
kyns and Mrs. Wehster Watkyns,
Judge Rose and wife, DR.. Francis
Roland, wife and daughter, and Mrs.
w. B. Roland we're seen in the audi
ence.
rROGRESSlNE EtCHRE
A gay assemblage was that at the
home of DIR. aud Mrs. She-k, on Orange
Grove avenue Oh Friday evening.
Prizes we're won by Mrs. A. W. Arm
strong, who received a beautiful or
child, Mr.. A. W. Armstrong, who re-
ceived n ilver-mounted tablet, Mrs
Wilde, a wedgewood jar, Mr.. Webster
Wotkyns, a handsome paper knife, and
DR.. Up de Graf, a silver nail knife
A delicious supper was served a"d en-
joyed by all. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Armstrong,
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Wotkyns. Mr..
and Mrs. Libby, DR.. and Mrs. Up de
Graft, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Wilde, Mr..
and Mrs. II. ]. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
r. McClintock, Mrs. Parsons, George
B. Post and others.
VALENTINE PARTY
Miss Laura Baughsm, on South Los
Robles avenue, gave very pretty VAL
entine party on Friday evening.
On entering the house the guests
were instructed to "follow cupid's
darts, which were on either side, and
conducted them to the dressing room.
Tiny bags were handed each guest, who
enjoyed an impromptu peanut hunt.
Following some prettily painted paper
hearts we're distributed, the object be-
ing to tell the subject illustrated. Re.
freshments were served and the house