The herald., 1896-02-21
PASADENA
Pinney. Music by quartet of boys
will form part of the program.

WILL torm part OF the program.
ATTENTION MAsoNS
Members of Pa ssdena l. ,dge No. 272
and Corona Lodge No. 324, L. and A.
NJ, will assemble at the temple Satur-
day, February 22d, at II o'clock noon,
for the purpose OF going to Los Ange-
les to participate in laying the corner
stone of the Masonic temple in that
city. Master Masons in good standing
are cordially invited to join with US on
that occasion. A special train will
leave the Southern Pacific depot at
l2:20 p. m. The Invitation is signed by
Il. Williams, worthy master.
The members of Pasadena COM
mandery, No 81, X. T., and all sojourn-
ing Sir Knights, are requested to as
semble at the asylum Saturday, Febru-
ary ~, at IL o'clock sharp, thence to
Los Angeles on special train. leaving
the Southern Pacific depot at 1920 p.
M, to assist in laying the corner stone
of the Masonic Temple in that city.
BREvITIES
The postofics will be open from Q to
Ii o'clock on Saturday. But one de-
livery will be made.
The engagement of +. H. Furnald
and Miss Cora A. Lssch is announced.
The marriage occurs Wednesday next.
Ayoung brother Of the husband Of
the missing Mrs. Cody has gone to
Kansas City to follow up clue recently
developed.
John l.. Sullivan is booked to appear
at the opera house with Paddy Ryan
in three-round boxing match as IL
closing feature in "The Wicklow Post
man" February 26.
The Board of Trade meets tomorrow
morning at the Carlton hotel parlors.
MATTERS pertaining to La Fiesta is the
leading incentive for the meeting.
Robert J. Burdette is TO appear at
the opera house early in March.
John q. Glasby, an old resident of
the western states, but resident of
Pasadena for about two years, died at
his home on North Raymond avenue,
this morning, aged IS years. The fu-
neral services will be held Friday after
noon at o'clock.
j. A. Mcintyre, dealer in shoes on
West Colorado street, made an assign
ment yesterday, claiming slack collec-
tions. Liabilities are said to be much
heavier than the assets.
w. Ell. Miller of Bay City, Mich, died
in Pasadena today. He was sojourn-
ing here With throat and bronchial
disease. His father will start at once,
east, with the remains.
The Shakespeare club will meet in
the G. A. II. hall Friday afternoon, a
discussion on Heredity is feature of
the evening, and Miss Dawson will give
a resume of the noted books of the
past year.
A meeting of the w. @. Z. U. is in
session this afternoon at the Methodist
church. The most efficient msans for
the advancement of their cause is be-
ing discussed, and the consid ering OF a
lecture to be given by Mrs. Helen M.
Cougar, who is soon expected here.
The Southern Pacific will run an eX-
from Los Angeles, leaving the Com
mercia! street depot at 11:20 o'clock, to
accommodate the people who may wish
to attend Sousa's concert and the holi-
day festivities there. A special train
will also be run to Redlands and re-
turn, leaving Pasadena at J:25 a. m.,
reaching Rsdlands at IL o'clock; re-
turning leave Rsdlands at 4:40 p. M
OAO AoA . AOA UhO
A. Guerina and wife of Chicago are
in Pasadena. They have just returned
from journey of eight month through
Mexico. Yesterday they paid visit to
Throop institute and presented letters
of introduction to Professor Keyes
from Chicago people.
Late arrivals at Hotel Greene: VIM.
Wolf, Mrs. Z. Wolf, Pittsburg; H. M.
Averill, VIM. Howell, Winnepeg; Geo.
A. Hahn, Jr., VIM. j. Hahn, Philadel-
phia; H. Babcock. San Francisco; L.,
M. Hamburger, j. f. Turrill, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Kroschell and family, Chicago;
H. Ve:millin. J. Wheeler and wife, J. j.
Watson and wife, Los Angeles; L. Por-
ter and wife, Joliet, ILL.,; Mrs. w. l..
Mutt, Cleveland; w. H. Thielmand and
lady, Chicago; Mrs. Ell. B. Hunt, Miss
Hunt, San Francisco; w. L. Carlson
and wife, W. L. Carlson, Jr., San Diego;
VIM. Minot, wife and son, Boston; Mr..
and Mrs. j.. J. McCutcheon, San Fran
cisco; f. M. Smith and wife, Miss B. j.
Smith, Virginia; II. H. Stewart,
Coronado.