The herald., 1896-03-01
PASADENA

The executive com mittes of the above
named committee is composed OF Ed
win Lockett, John Mod onsld, J. A.
Buchan, G. L. Downing, +. 3. Wallace,
Isaac Springer, A. J. Hamilton.
BREvITIEs
About one hundred people were
present at q union meeting and nut
social at the Presbyterian church last
night.
A new billiard hall will soon be in
existence in the Hugus block, on West
Colorado street, Messrs. Barnum &
Riggs of Los Angeles having leased one
of the ground fioor rooms.
J. McNeliy and J. +. Main, who are
stopping in Pasadena, were hunting
geese near Long Beach yesterday,
when Mr.. McNelly shot white pelican,
q very rare bird, measuring feet
inches from tip to tip Of wings. The
hunters will have the bird stuffed and
mounted.
The Mount Lowe baseball club
played the Boyle Heights nine at thu
bicycle grounds this afternoon, the Los
Angeles boys coming out victorious by
the score Of 4 to3 Much satisfaction
was expressed with the umpire, who
was the Boyle Heights clubs manager,
and evidently wished to see his tea m
win.
Rev. F. B. Bickford, q missionary
from India, will speak at the Baptist
church Sunday evening upon The
Habits and Customs Of the Natives OF
India.
The funeral services of Miss Bowers
we're held at the undertaking parlors
of Reynolds & Van Nuys this morning,
and interment was made in Mountain
View cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Crossley died at her homo
OIL North Raymond avenue yesterday
, evening, OF consumption. The buri Il
will take place tomorrow at Mountain
| View cemetery.
The class for the study of Theosophy
meets every Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock in room 3, over Crilly's book
store. The Key to Theosophy and
Through the Gates OF Gold are being
read and discussed. All interested are
cordially invited.
Prof. J. V. N. Standish. LII. D.,
formerly president Of Lombard uni-
versity, will speak at the Universalist
church Sunday evening on Palestine.
The death of little Mabel Houk,
aged 8 years, occurred last night at
South Pasadena, the disease being
spinal meningitis. The funeral takes
! place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
from the South Pasadena NJ. E.
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Hoag, Mrs. Baker,
Mr.. Plant and Miss Flora Banbury
were admitted to membership in the
/ Order Of the Eastern Star last evening,
and an interesting musical program
WAS rendered.
An exhibition Of water color studies
will bs given at the Carlton hotel
parlors Tuesday evening next.
The students Of Woodbury. Business
college passed through town this morn.
ing in two four-in-hand tallyhos.
| J. Helmke is erecting handsome
residence at the corner of Colorado
street and Mentor avenue which will
cost about $450O.
A general good time was enjoyed last
evening by the Christian Endeavor so.
ciety at the home of Rev. @. E. Tebbets
of the Friends church. A musical
program wa carried out. consisting Of
piano solo by Mr.. Lewis, violin sole
accompanied by piano, Miss Pyle and
Mr.. Allen; guitar and autoharp duet
Messrs. Tabor and Newsone; vocal solo
Miss Myrtle Bufkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grouse of Salem, Ore
! gon, who have been guests here fol
some time, left for the north last night
Shirley Vance Martin is confined to
his home by serious illness. A
Mrs. Luther Brown went to SAINTS
Ana today for brief visit. 8.g o
A. O. Tubbs of the Grown laundry is
able to be out again, after dangerous
attack Of illness.
w. E. Hale and wife left for Chicago
today, after visit of some weeks In
this section of the state.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hotel Green-William Wilcox and
wife, Harry A. Darling, Paul L. Grew,
Los Angeles; Fred W. Davis, DR. Sher-
man, Cleveland, o; II. J. Chad wick
Lookport, N. Y; F. Wallstein and
daughter, Mrs. d. B. Robinson, 81. NJ.
Robinson. Mrs. Caleb H. Marshall, Ber-
ry Fl. Marshall. Mrs. Mary Tanvere,
Chicago; Mrs. A. Z. Graves, Morris
Vile, N. Y; E. Winstanley and wife
Goshen, CAL; Mrs. E. A. Ford, Pitts
burg; Mrs. II. F. Brownell, Alfred
Brownell, J. +. Tillinghart, Provi.
dence, r. L.: F. Murphy, Boston;
Charles Lipplncott and wife, Phila
delphia; Mrs. Gilbert Reilary
and daughter, Wilkesbarre, Pa
Clinton Morrison, Miss Ethel Morri
son, Mrs. r. N. Morrison, Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. M. Howen, Winnipeg
Mr.. 8. Mossly Woods, San Francisco
Mrs. H. E. Cozien, Mrs. A. 9. Lowe
Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. s. Y. Hyde
and daughter, New York; Mrs. X. l.
Fahnesstock, Lesdville, Colo; Miss M
Lewis, Gunnison, Colo; Misses Mary
and Margaret Waddill, Pittston, Pa
o. s. Richardson and wife, Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury.. Melcher. New
York; Mrs. A. w. Patten, Brooklyn
Mrs. W. Il. Newton, New York; w. s
Bende, South Bsnd, Ind; B; J. Taylor
man, San Francisco; George H. Hahn
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