The herald., 1896-08-29
Homer BIick Returns from
South Africa
MIGHTY GLAD TO GET HOME
The Rest Of the Party will Follow
Shortly
Lscturs-RspubIicsn Rally Todsy-Social
Notes end News Brsvitiss

PASADENA, Aug. %. - Homer j.
Blick returned yesterday from South Az
rica. having left Buluwayo on the End
Of last July. Mr.. Bfick thinks that the
telegram received by his father some
time ago announcing that the South
Africa contingent would leave on the
9th for Pasadena, means that all of
those from this city, and not the Blick
family alone, are coming. He gives as
reason for this belief that when he left
they all expected to follow him on the
11th Of July. Homer Blick has been
in Africa three years. and is glad to get
back to Pasadena. He said the voyage
home was devoid Of interest, and that
residence in South Africa was not to be
compared with residence in Pasadena.
The Pasadena people who are sup
posed to be en- route from London for
here include Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burn
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram, Judd and
John Blick and King Macomber.
GARDENER-COLE
Miss Edith Gardener and Mr.. Jirah D.
Cole were married last evening at the
home of the brides parents on East
Colorado street. The house was prettily
decorated and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. N. H. G. Fife, in the
presence of relatives and friends only.
The brides sister, Miss Katherine Gar
dener, acted as bridesmaid, and Paul
Fife was best man. A collation. was
served in the dining room after the GER
emony. The young couple received
many handsome gifts, and after con-
gratulations, left upon a short wedding
journey through the southern part of
the state. After visiting Chicago. they
will reside permanently in this state.
THE LIGHT OF ASIA
Mrs. Frances Nellis of Los Angeles
will deliver q lecture at the headquar-
ters OF the Theosophical'society in Amer
lea, No. 10 East Colorado street, next
Sunday evening at 1880. taking for her
subject The Heart Doctrine. Mrs. Mel
lis will read from The Light Of Asia, and
will take from Victor Hugo's Les Miser-
ables, the character of Jean Vatican
as representing the development Of the
vited.
There will be Republican rally to-
morrow afternoon at the wigwam on
Union street. corner Fair Oaks.
Byron o. Clark Of this city will de-
liver an address on Small Fruits at the
Farmers Institute TO be held at Po-
mona on Mondey and Tuesday.
A meeting will be held Saturday even
ing by the Populists in the Bryan club
headquarters for the purpose of elect
ing two delegates to the county conven-
tion and two members Of the county
central committee.
A number of her lady friends were
entertained today at luncheon by Mrs.
o. H. Pitcher of California street.
D. w. Permar of Kelly's grocery store
returned today from San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. Brockway left to-
day fora stay Of two weeks at Santa
Monica.
Miss Lillian Dodsworth is the guest
Of Mrs. Scovile for two weeks.
j. III. Baker and family have returned
from Long Beach, where they have been
for two months.
J. Caruthers and family went to San
a Monica yesterday for the day.
Rev. H. w. Lathe will return from his
vacatic non Sept. 9Th.
Miss Carrie Hall returned last even
ing from Long Beach, where she has
been the guest Of Mrs. Turner.
Ralph Arnold left today for Stanford
University to enter the sophomore wear.
Judge Weed and family have re-
turned from Long Beach.
Prof. A. j. McClatchie, formerly Of
Throop. was In the city today on busi-
Dr.; H. z. Hoyt and W. D. Burnham
went to Wilson's Peak yesterday.
George w. Coils and wife left This
morning for three-days' drive throurb
the country to the south, Including An
ahe1m. Santa Ana and other pUlnfa