The herald., 1896-10-25

Begin al the bottom with prosperity,
and it will permeate the whole struc-
ture of society" 1t takes about 400 Re-
publican generals such as Ingerso,l,
Harrison and Depew to follow up Bry-
ans trail, and even then they are re-
ceived with cheers for the Nebraska
orator.
Colonel w. W. Polk was introduced.
and said that he had seen yellow badges
upon the breasts of certain persons.
He traced them and found that there
was a hospital where a patient was ill,
at Canton. Nurse Hanna would not let
the patient go out to play, but per-
mitted his friends to come and feel his
pulse. They call US anarchists because
Debs is in our ranks. Look at Most in
their ranks. Don't vote for a man II
congress who is bound with golden
bands to the Southern Pacific railroad.
Don't send man to congress who was
for silver and woke up in the morning
crying Gold! Gold!" He might be met
on the way to Washington by Coils T..
Huntington, who would tell him some
thing that might make him say, RE
funding! Refunding!" If Mr.. McLach-
Ian had stood by silver he would have
been our representative from this dis
trict in congress.
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
At the meeting of the Shakespeare club
the Shakespeare club, papers were read
on the early history of our country Mrs
Martha B. Pitkin showed on a map the
boundaries of the United States at the
close of the revolution and then de-
scribed the social, commercial and other
conditions of the nation from that time
until the framing Of our present consti-
tuition. Mrs. Manahan spoke of Jeffer-
son and his methods and policy. His
character. patriotismi and doctrines
We're dwelt on in an interesting manner.
This was followed by a discussion led
by Mrs. Lou. V. Chaplin. DR.. Gilmore
read a paper on the war of 1872, giving
the causes of the war, the feeling of the
people at the time and the good which
resulted
PHILOSOPHICAL
The Pasadena branch of the Theoso
phical Society in America will be ad-
dress Sunday evening by Mr.. H. A. Glib
son of Los Angeles, who takes for his
subject Some Thoughts on Thought.
Mr.. Gibson is fluent speaker and all
who attend will be well satisfied with
the time spent. For those who wish to
upon the why and wherefore of human
existence and the intricate problem of
life, there is library of works which are
gladly loaned to any who apply for them.
BREvITIEs.
lHG ledpllSl LOQAS ICOPlC
held tehir first social of the season at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Simons on the
corner of California street and Madison
avenue. Music was furnished by the
Conservatory of Music Mandolin and
Guitar club. The evening was spent in
guessing conundrums and in an adver-
tising game which afforded much
amusement Light refreshments were
served.
1t is proposed that Pasadena go into
mourning on next Tuesday. The stores
will be closed at noon, If the petition
being circulated does not fall through
with. The local papers will be issued at
noon. Tom Reed comes that day to Los
Angeles.
A Friends Missionary social was given
at the home of Rev. G. e. Tebbetts on
North Raymond avenue last evening.
An interesting feature Of the entertain
ment was the choosing of partners which
was done by means of quotations, each
person receiving half of the quotation
and finding the person who had the cor
responding portion
The following party of young ladies
was chaperoned by Miss Greenleaf this
afternoon to see the Frawley company
play the Senator: Misses Marian Arm
strong Of Altadena, Blanch Bolt, Vir-