The herald., 1896-10-10
NEWS NOTES SFROM PASADENA
A Very Pleasant Silver Wed.
ding Celebration
A PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR
Substantially Rem ,moersd by Affection.
ate Parishioaers
Senator Perkins and Colonel Irish at
Throop-A Girl Lost and Found.
Social and Personal.

PASADENA, Oct. 9.-Last evening
was the twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary of Rev. and Mrs. W. NJ. Jones, and
their friends availed themselves of the
opportunity to take advantage Of Rev.
and Mrs. Jones in very pleasant man
ner. The ladies of the Presbyterian
church decorated the church parlors
with pepper boughs, flowers, etc.. ard
in an adjoining room "a collation. was
served. More than 200 guests were pres
,ent, and the evening was highly en-
joyed. During the refreshments Miss
Daisy Polk furnished violin music, and
Messrs. Chambers and Swerdfiger rem
dered duet, See the Pale Moon.
In the parlors Rev. DR.. Conger made
q happy presentation speech. and two
little children stepped forward with a
basket containing s25 for the pastor and
SO as special gift to Mrs. Jones. e.
E. Spaulding presented them with four
handsome pieces Of silver on behalf Of
the parishioners. Mrs. Webb read an
original poem, after which Rev Mr..
Jones made reply expressing his
pleasure and gratitude.
EMINENT VISITORS.
Senator Perkins and Col. Jackson ad-
dressed the students at Throop this
morning. The usual Friday morning
exercises in the assembly room were
dispensed with and Rev. L. P. Crawford
led in prayer Col. Jackson commended
the institution for working on some spe-
cial line and not at random. He thought
that the girls in particular had an excel
lent chance to fit themselves for life.
Senator Perkins was glad that there
was an institution where civics could
be studied and the student fitted to
grapple with the questions of the day.
Do one thing well. The speakers re-
ceived vote of thanks from the stu
dents.
Senator Perkins and Col. Jackson were
driven about to see the town this morn
ing in Wiley & Greeley's tallyho by the
reception committee of the Mckinley
club. They left shortly before noon for
Los Angeles. Tonight they go to Po-
mona, where speeches will be made.
The escort committee consisted of j.
S. Cox, c. c. Brown, w. E. Arthur, p.
M. Green, M. H. Weight, w. H. Wiley,
John Mcdonald, j. A. Buchanan, Will
fam Stanton, c. D. Daggett and ]. w.
Wood. The prettiest residence por-
tions of the city were viewed, as we'll
as the public and private schools, pub
lie library, etc., and the visitors ex-
pressed themselves as well pleased with
Pasadena. One of the first things which
Senator Perkins noted was the absence
of saloons, though 1t is not to be sup
posed that these are the first things
for which the Mckinley men look when
arriving at a town.,
'-e'4T' a7r-A BAD FALL.
T. L. Hoag, the East Colorado street
1iveryman, has in front of his estab-
lishment a. double trap door in the side
walk, through which hay Is lowered to
the basement below. At night this door
is kept open to let in fresh air for the
horses. Last night Will Hamill of
North Marengo avenue was walking up
Colorado street and did not see the
open place, which is protected by iron
bars. He stumbled against the doors
hard enough to knock the bars away
and fell through, cutting his face and
hands painfully, though not very seri-
onsly. He was carried home by Mr..
Hoag. Mr.. Hamill is slightly blind in
one eye. the eye on the side toward the
door. .st's4.~.,ss~.s. ~..,ss~.s. -@ss-~'' ''s- uSls,
~ LOST AND FOUND. -''s'-'-'
Marshal Lacy was aroused about 2
o'clock this morning by member Of the
Eckroyd family, on Villa street, who
stated that the daughter Of the family
had lost herself. Mr.. Lacey rose and
went to the Eckroyd home, and the
girl. who is about IA years of age. was
on hand, having just arrived. The girl
said she had been with girl friend dur
ing the evening, and that they parted
company on Painter street. and then
she started home, but lost her way,
after which she wandered about for five
hours. She was crossouestioned, but
stood by her colors, and nothing more
could be learned.
~<>sa----- BREVITIES.
Tomorrow morning a motion will be
heard from r. A. Ling, ESQ.,, for new
trial for Woh Sung, Celestial. Woh was
convicted about two months ago of in
decent exposure and given his choice
chose neither, and has been out on bail
ever since. The case comes up in the
recorders court.
Mrs. G. w. Edwards gave pleasant
reunion meeting at her home on North
Fair Oaks avenue, North Pasadena, last
evening, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
mere, who leave shortly for Washington
state. Dinner was served at 5 o'clock,
and the guests were Mrs. Clara Els
mere, Miss Ellsmere, Mrs. Wood, the
Misses Wood. Miss Lucille Spaulding of
Los Angeles, Miss Winner Mrs. Winner
and Mrs Edwards.
Mrs. Sidney Torrance, presidnet of
the Valley Hunt club. entertained at
dinner yesterday evening at the club
house. A most enjoyable evening was
spent, the guests being the newly elect
ed members of the house committee and
the officers of the club.
Roy Bike of California street was very
seriously and perhaps fatally injured
late last night by falling from an elec-
tric car. He was found by conductor
lying near the track on South Fair Oaks
avenue at about II o'clock. He was in
sensible, or nearly so, and when taken
to DIR. McAllister's Office it was found
that he was suffering from concussion
OF the brain. The doctor worked over
him for several hours IT was found
that he had received a. severe bruise
on his head and left eye. He recovered
his senses this morning and was taken
to his home.
Col. John r. Berry spoke last evening
In North Pasadena at the regular meet
ing Of the North Pasadena Bryan club.
Music was furnished by the North Pasa-
dena Silver quartet. vocal and instru-
mental. A recitation was rendered by
Miss Pearl Biddle North .Pasadena's s
Bryan meetings are becoming institu-
tons Where Is the North Pasadena
Mckinley club at?
A game OF football was played this
afternoon ct Terminal grounds between
the Throop Polytechnic. team and a
Pasadena team 1t was won by the
Throp boys by o score of 4 to o. r.
A. Vose wns the captcin o. TIE Throops
and Archie Hayes OF tic Pasadenas.
The Throop boys had the advantage CT
two weeks practice. while the other
team haG never l.r ed up before.
Wallace Follet and FAMILY OF Erucc
avenue leave n few days for trip