The herald., 1896-02-29
PASADENA

celebrated sayings of the great philoso-
pher and esssyist, Miss chamberlain,
| and comparisons with famous authors
| and poets, Mr.. Collingwood. The club
was then favored by vocal solos from
Miss Goodwin of Los Angeles, accom-
panied by Miss Adele Wooster of the
same place, and Charles Monfort fol-
lowed by reading entitled Shadows,
given by Miss York. Refreshments
and games followed.
W. R.c. MEETING
/ There was a good attendance last
, night al the w. r. G. open meeting in
G. A. r. hall. The program opened
with America, led by s. w. Wilson, and
other exercises were as follows:
| Comrades and the Flag-Comrade Gaylord
| Relation OF the W. X. c. 10 The q. A. R.-Mrs.
| Hartwell.
soug-Cora Bangham.
The United States Navy in the Rebellion
| Comr- de Rogers
Womans Work in the War; poem by Clara f i.
| Barton, read by Mrs. Bangham.
| Union Soldiers in Rebel Prisons--A. X. Nash.
Social Relation of the W. r. G. 10 the g. A. R.
The Girl l Left Behind Me-Com ade Pennen.
| Remarks by the late national secretary W. R.
C.-Miss Bross.
| song, Star Spangled Banner-S w. Wilson,
Reminiscence of the War-Comrade simp-
| son,
| BREvITIEs
| Ray Hutchins, who for some years
has carried on a successful confection-
ary business on East Colorado street,
| sold out yesterday to J. o. McCament,
| also well-known business man. Mr.
| Hutchins' health is such that he con-
siders vacation necessary and he pro-
| poses summer of travel and recrea-
ton with his family. Mr.. McCament
| will conduct the business at the old
lation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Painter were given q
reception last evening in commemora-
ton of the Painter hotels eighth an
| niversary. The program, which was a
musical and literary one, was gotten
up by the ladies of the house and was
in charge of Mrs. Lorraine Immen of
Grand Rapids, Mich. Refreshments
and dancing were enjoyed, and during
the evening Mrs. Painter was presented
with two beautiful pieces of cut glass
by Mrs. Lamos on behalf of the guests.
The little baby boy Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. F. McGarIy Of 257 Park street
swallowed rubber nursing nipple
few days ago and the doctors fear he
may not recover. The child is only a
year old, and the nipple is still in his
stomach, causing serious nausea. DIR.
Grinell thinks the only thing that will
save the baby's life is an operation and
the removal of the substance. DR..
Praeger has been asked to assist and
his opinion will decide whether the
operation will be best.
A horse belonging to Mr. Cloud took
fright at an electric car at about noon
today and ran away on Union street,
but was stopped, after the breaking of
line, by being turned into yard. No
serious damage was done.
Twenty-seven Odd Fellows came
down from Monrovia and Azusa last
evening and conferred the initiatory
degree in the presence of room 'ull
of comrades. After the session 6il ad-
journed to De Bussey's and partook of
a banquet.
The oil-burner invented by Arthur
Hodge of this city is now on exhibition
at the shop of Munger & Griffith, South
Fair Oaks. 1t is perfect success and
| a company has been formed to push its
manufacture.
The class in sacred literature held
its regular meeting this evening at the
Baptist church, the theme for the even
ing being Socrates and Plato; the Prep
arstion by Greek thought.
Miss Hurlbut entertained at bowling
yesterday evening at Ell Retro. The
| guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Libby, Miss Wilhelm, Mr.. Wilhelm, B.
o. Bruce and Mr.. Garland of Los An
geles.
j. Helmke has begun the erection of
a handsome two-story residence on the
corner of Colorado street and Mentor
avenue, to cost about $4,000. Myron A.
Clark is the contractor.
The Cody battery case, which was in
the recorders court yesterday, has
been set for trial next Thursday at 10
a. m. The case of Ramon TaraZa,
charged with malicious mischief in
killing hogs at the Chapman ranch,
will be reset.
Recorder Rossiter united in matri-
mony last evening Mr.. Albert Walker
and Mrs. Margaret Irish, residents of
South Fair Oaks avenue, in the pres
ence Of number of friends.
There was musical and literary
program at the First Christian church
this evening under the auspices of the
Y. P. s. G. E.
The Junior Christian Endeavorers
gave an entertainment at the Presby-
| terian church this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Dilman were
made happy by the advent OF a baby
| boy last night.
The Eastern Star conferred degrees
| this evening.
Mrs. III. L. Chapman and daughter of
| Columbus, Ohio, have returned from
their visit to Mount Lowe and are now
at Hotel Green.
Judge Rossiter goes to Los Angeles
| tomorrow to sit for Justice Morrison,
who is to be absent from the city
| again.
Marie A. Ney will have an exhibition
and sale of water-color studies in the
Carlton parlor Tuesday and Wednes-
day, March and 4.
Mr.. William Maynard left today on
his return trip home to Worcester via
| San Francisco and Ogden.
| Frank Lowe of the Wilmington
Transportation company came over
from Avalon yesterday to stay until
Monday.
Miss Emma Shaw delightfully."- enter
tanned party of her friends last
evening at her home on Franklin ave.
nue.. Games, music and refreshments
of ice cream, cake and lemonade con-
stituted the program.
certainly not the uuickest wav to