The herald., 1896-11-19
A MAN FROM SIERRA MADRE
Takes a Popular Pasadena Girl for Bet
ter or Worse
Doings In the Social World-Pickwick-
ian Whist Tournament Concluded.
Personal and News Notes.

turing center Wnere WHeelS dIe iiouS'
thinks favorably of the proposition. and
there is a possibility of one being opened
up within few months.
SIMONS-
Miss Emma Simons and Mr.. Charles
Fischbeck Of Sierra Madre were married
last evening at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Simons
of California street. Rev. c. T. Douglass
Of the Baptist church performed the GER
emony in the presence of friends and rel
atives, about fifty being present. The
house was prettily decorated with roses
and smilaX, and in one corner of the
room canopy of peppers, smilax and
brides roses was erected, under which
the ceremony took place. The bridal
party, headed by Mr.. w. r. Simons and
Miss Kate Simons of Los Angeles, the
groomsman and bridesmaid, entered the
parlor to the strains of Mendelsshon's
march. The bride wore a gown of white
silk trimmed with lace and garniture
of seed pearls. Music was furnished by
the Mandolin and Guitar club. After the
ceremony an elaborate supper was serV-
ed and MI and Mrs Fischbeck left for
their new home in Sierra Madre. They
were the recipients Of many handsome
presents.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Colonel A. P. Huggins of North Maren-
go avenue was very pleasantly surprised
last stevening by a number of his comrades
OF the Union Veterans Patriotic league
of which Colonel Higgins is president.
Stories were told, songs were sung. AMI
refreshments were served under the di-
rection of Mr. Massey. Among the
guests were Messrs Ponncl, Irwin, Bang
ham, Copelin, Hunter. Eyestone Brow
Cyv,,if Tor No Il irty
Culver, Cowan, Kellogg, Jarvis, Adams.
Rasey. Stuntz, Miller Calvin, Royce
ard, Noble.
Temple council of Kadosh No. 4, An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite, will
confer the thirtieth degree with full cer-
enonials, at the Pasadena Masonic tenn
pie tonight on the following distin-
euished Masons: Henry Harrison
Markham, DIR. Leander Warren Frary,
William Taylor Clapp, Eugene Cook
Griffith, William Lewis Woodward,
George Downing Patton, Amos Myron
thur Miller Clifford. Nathan William
Bell. The work will be followed by a
banquet.
Miss Nina James entertained friends
yesterday afternoon and evening at her
home on, South Pasadena avenue, the
occasion being her birthday. A dainty
luncheon was served at o'clock. covers
being laid for eleven. The diningroorl
was prettily decorated and the evening
was spent in games. ETC.. Several mu-
sical selections were rendered. and the
guests were Dr. and Mrs. J. e. James.
Misses Ellsworth of Los Angeles. Flora
Moody. Inez McQuillen, Ida Bowen,
Matte LYMAN, Pauline Christy, June
James and Lillian Morrison.
WHIST GAMES.
The last of the tournament Of whist
at the Pickwick club rooms was played
H., -
play CAPTAIN Hollis side Won by q ma
jority Of thirty points. The losing side
had to pay for the whist trays. which
were used for the first time last evening.
A gain of ten points was made durir Z
the evening by the winners. Mr.. Holt }
players were Kendall, Pierce, Thomas
and Glasscock. Briggs and Holt. Lawson
and Hertel. Mr.. Newby's were Ford ana
Gates, Pyle and Herdig, Ward and
Clark, Newby and Lppincott Refresh
ments were served during the evening
BREVITIES.
Joseph Ferguson was arrested yes
terday and spent last night as guest
of the city. This morning he was sent
to the county jail for ten days by the
justice. Charles Hobbs and A. r. Hughes
were given five days each. George Ed
wards, another, occupied the spare
room in the city's hotel last night by
special admission.
rican at Home at the second monthly
meeting of Twilight club at the Green
next Tuesday evening, and w. M. Jones
will treat Of the African in America.
The royal purple degree was conferred
on three candidates this evening by
Pasadena encampment, I. o. o. T.
A balky horse drew quite a crowd at
the corner of Colorado and Fair Oaks
at o'clock this evening. There We're
three ladies in the vehicle, besides tn.
driver The other horse in the team
was quiet but the balky one nearly up
set the vehicle, causing the ladies to
jump out precipitately. Finally the
team started with no greater damage
than a broken spoke in one of the wheels.
One of the features Of the testimonial
benefit to be given Charles Swan at
the opera house on the 24th inst. will be
quartet of brass instruments under
the supervision of David Douglass, the
cornetist
At a meeting of the Good Samaritans
yesterday it was decided to send out
Thanksgiving dinners to the poor as
has been the custom for a number of
years. The following officers were
elected to serve one year: Mrs. a. F..
Keyes, president; Mrs. Mosher, vice
president; Mrs. H. Dyar. secretary; Mrs
c. Rcynton, treasurer.
The death of l.. Frank Hill after a
brief Illness occurred this morning at
the home of his parents, Mr. ard Mrs.
J.. A. Hill of Lincoln avenue, South Pas
adena. The funeral takes place To-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock from the
parlors of Reynolds & Van Nuys. and
interment will be made in Mountain
View cemetery.
J. r. Brown and son Ed returned ves-
terday from an overland trip to Ante
lope valley.
J. O. Adams, son and daughter. ar
rived from the east yesterday
Mrs. Clara Schultz left this morning
for Verdon. ILL.,
Miss Dewey of South Los Robles ave-
nue., is spending a few days at Long
Beach,
Mrs. Emery of Orange Grove avenue
left this morning for the Sam JOAQUIN
hunting grounds. near Orange
Miss Grace Mendenhall is very i'll at
her home on San Pascual street.
Mrs. p. C. Parker arrived from Europe
yesterday. after an absence of five
months, and is at her home on South
Orange Grove avenue.
A. A. Kendall of Boston is at the
Carleton.
MISS Porter is entertaining Miss Ber-
fha Blummcr of Redlands.
Mrs. DR.. Carter is about again. after