The herald., 1896-01-23
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mittee of the Christian Endeavorers
last evening at the home of Q. G. Rey-
nold's on DsLacy street, it was de-
cided to hold union meeting of all
the societies of Christian Endeavor on
the evening of Friday, January 31st, at
the Christian church. It was also de-
cided to secure the lecture of Gen. o.
o. Howard for the society next March,
as Pasadena is one of the six places in
California where tha General will ap-
pear.
The excursion to Riverside yesterday
proved so successful that another run
will be made early next month. Among
the 100 Pasadenians who made the trip
were G. II. Rhodes, George L. Kerna-
CHAN, Ed Chambers, j. r.. Veach, Mr..
and Mrs. CLARK, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Farley. The secretary of the board OF
trade at Riverside accompanied the eX-
cursionists.
The marriage of MIR. Halner Lancas-
Ter to Miss Cora We'll occurred vester-
day evening, Rev. Clark Crawford per-
forming the ceremony, at the M. b:
parsonage in the presence of relatives
and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster
will be at home to their friends OH
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month.
Mrs. w. B. Clapp, the well-known vo-
calist, assisted by L. w. Wilde, pianist,
and l.. H. Clark, violinist. will render
a musical recital at the conservatory
on Thursday evening, the 23d.
Mrs. A. j. Crowell will erect two
story dwelling on lot 4, w. o. Swans
subdivision, to cost Sl925.
Mro Maru In,n, I,o., oI
the home of Samuel Hook On North
MerengO, near the corner oil Colorado
for $4,000.
Progressive eucher was indul2ed in
by the guests at the Painter last even
ing and prizes were won by Mrs. Brad
shaw, ladies' first prize; E. w. Field,
gentlemen's first prize; Miss Dustin
and R. t. Crane, second prizes; Mrs.
L. Crane and II. A. Lamos. third prizes.
@. II. Hastings entertained party Of
friends at his ranch at Sierra Madre
today, among whom were Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans, Miss Tilden, Miss Mcpherson
and a number Of guests from the II otel
Green.
George c. Pyle, brother-in-law of s.
w. Pyle of this city, is here for the
winter from Iowa Falls, and is accom-
),
James A. Gardner and daughter and
G. Cowan, wife and sons are from the
same place and will also remain here
some time
Six tables we're prepared for the
guests of the Green last evening, when
progressive hearts were enjoyed by a
number of players. Prizes were won as
follows: Ladies' first, Mrs. L. Acker-
son; gentleman's first, f. E. Taylor;
BOBBY, H. Van Buren,.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary S. Allin,
n mother of J. W., John and S. e. Allin
of this city, was held in Los Angeles
! this morning. Intermeut was made in
Mountain View cemetery.
A number of guests enjoyed pro.
Rressive euchre at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. @. Brown on Elm avenue last
Monday evening. Refreshments were
served and social time spent. Prizes
we're won by Mrs. Hill and Fred Hill,
first; Miss Lucy Garbel and Mr.. Hob.
bis, consolation. The following were
guests: S. r. Smith aud wife, w. FL
Hill and wife, Florence Hill, Fred Hill
Mrs. Hole, Miss Spear, Miss Mollie
Howard, Miss Lucy Garben, Callie
! GarbeD, Miss Jeson, Mabel Jeson, E.
Shurts, V. Hobbs, Ethel Brown.
Hotel Green-F. p. Stone and wife
San Francisco; J. Parker, Cleveland;
j. Schro ger and wife, Chicago; B. e
Ward, Los Angeles; B. A. knight, c.
Froelich, Mrs. NJ. Greenwood, Miss J.
Greenwood, Miss Sherling, @. N. Nor.
ton, San Francisco; w. w. Strohm and
wife, Los Angeles; e. Nelson, Detroit
George Partridge, who has been suf.
fering from Inflammation of the brain
at his home on Orange Grove, is i'm.
proving.
W. P. Grey, wife and son, of Chicago
are at the Mitchell for the winter. Mr.
Grey was sheriff of Chicago during
Lincoln's administration.
After Friday afternoon those who
are still upon the delinquent tax list
will have to pay 80 cents charges for
advertising property.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Griffin oil
Chicago are at Hotel Mitchell for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Elson left this
morning for Cedar Rapids, la.
Postoffice Inspector Flint was among
today's visitors in town.
DIR. Patten Of North Los Robles ave.
! nue. is seriously i'll.