The herald., 1896-05-08
PASADENA BOARD OF TRADE
Prepares to Labor for the City's
Good
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED
Conservatory Pupils Render an Accept.
able Musical Program
The Grim Reaper Enters Three Pasadena
Homss-Dolngs In the Social World.
News Brevities

Homss-Dolngs In the Social World.
News Brevities
PASADENA, May 7-At the meeting
Of the board Of trade yesterday. with
President Reyes in the chair. the fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
Manufacturing-James II. Adams.
chairman; r. P. Lukens, Edwin Stearns,
M. e. Wood, j. r. Greer, jr., E. Groen-
endyke, b. Q. Kendall.
Railroads and Transportation-Col
Stewart, chairman; p. M Green, 7. S.
c. Lowe, F. X. Rule. Ed Lockett, T.
P. Lukens, F. B. Wetherby.
Education and Publications.. Fl.
Keyes, chairman; Theodore Coleman.
James D. Graham, T. P. Lukens. c. M.
Simpson, l.. A. Sheldon. c. J. Willet.
Public Meetings-C. D; Daggett.
chairman; DR.. Norman Bridge, George
F. Kernaghan. ]. s. Torrance, F. e.
Twombly, DR.. H. H. Sherk, Walter
Wotkyns.
Reccption-Edwin stearns. chairman;
James H. Adams. Horace M. Dobbins.
H. r. Hertel Colin Stewart. w. r.
Stats, M. E. Wood.
chairman; +. c. Bolt. James Clark, f..
c. Griffith, NJ d. Painter, Calvin Hart
we'll, F. F. Rowland.
Streets and Parks-T. P. Lukens,
chairman; F. P. Boynton. James Clark,
w. j. Richardson, William Stanton,
Henry G. Reynolds, f. r. Harris.
Auditing-H. r. Hertel, chairman; B.
F. Ball. e. Kayser, Charles Gardner,
II. c. Hotaling, John Mcdonald, M. II.
Weight.
Advertising and Fairs-W. II. Hill,
chairman: 7. p Lukens, Theodore Cole
man, c. NJ. Davis, Colin Stewart, NJ. H.
Weight M. E. Wood
A MUSICAL PROGRAM
The following was the program rem
dered by the pupils of the Conservatory
of Music last evening:
Piano solo, Song of the Brook, Theo.
Lack-Miss Laurel Chase.
Song. Tell Her Love Her So-Miss Ruth
Violin. Cradle Song. schumann-Miss
Song, The Mighty Deep. Jude-Mr. Will
Flute solo. Ballad. Gervin-Mr William
Mead.
Song. Nearest to Dearest, sullivan-Mrs.
Song. Ave Maria. Mascagni-Miss Made
Violin solo. Scene de Ballet, DeBeriot-
Master James Ray.
Song: Only in Dreams, DeKoven-N1rs.
L. d. Dutton.
Song. The Two Grenadiers, Schumann-
Mr.. Walter Schneider.
DEATHS DOINGS.
The death of Miss ELLA Kel6o, daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. James Kelso oc-
Cured at the residence on South Madi-
son avenue this morning at o'clock.
She was Is years of age and would have
graduated from the high school this
year Hard study caused congestion of
the brain, and death followed an illness
ofshort duration. The funeral services
will be held tomorrow, Friday. from the
residence, 1S1 South Madison avenue, at
2 o'clock.
Mrs. Malinda Thomas, mother of DR..
G. B. Thomas. the druggist, died this
morning at 10 o'clock at the age of 70
years. Death was caused by heart fail
ure after a brief and painless illness.
Mrs. Thomas was a native of Croton, N.
y, and came here with he1 son and his
family several years ago The funeral
services will be held tomorrow at
o'clock from the family residence on
South Madison avenue.
Mary German. infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. German, died yesterday
at the residence of the family on South
Pasadena avenue. The funeral services
were held at the old Mission in San
Gabriel yesterday afternoon at o'clock
andointerment took place in the San Ga
hriel cemetery
BREvITIES.
The marriage of Miss Adde'S Louise
Bicknell, who spent two years here with
her aunt Mrs. James Barker. some years
ego, to Mr.. Daniel c. Smith is announced.
Detective Goodman of Los Angeles has
been in the city during the last few days
working up a criminal case. He was dis
guised as a Russian gentleman and reg
istered at the Mitchell as Ivan Back
lunoff.
Mr. j. w. Fairbanks and neice of South
Marengo avenue leave soon for the east.
A vote OF thanks was rendered to Mr..
and Mrs. Rosenbaum at a meeting of the
board of trade yesterday afternoon for
their kindness in decorating the railway
coaches during the recent visit of the
hotel men here. Another resolution of
thanks was rendered the following ladies
for decorating the float in the Fiesta
parade Mrs. r. Williams. Mrs NJ. Nor
rison, Mrs Fuller, Miss Bartlett, Mrs.
Dexter Mrs. Miller, Mrs. F. Drake, Mrs.
Washburn.
A prominent real estate firm reports
the following sales: A lot on the south
west corner of Los Robles avenue and
Herkiiner street to William j. Williams
OF Los Angeles. Mr. Williams will en-
large the house on his purchase ana
otherwise improve it. A lot on the nortn
side of Markham street belonging to q.
p Kimball to Mrs. c. z; Marshail, VINO
purposes erecting handsome residence
Immediately. A lot on the west side OF
North Moline avenue to c. r. Mennig OF
New York. who will build fine house
w. IT. Clapp yesterday picked fruit
from the cherimoyer plant, the SEED OF
which ne pldnteu o' thc WI iiNi VI ''''
premises on Orange Ncove avenue nine
teen years ago Mr. st. John. who spent
some time In Peru the home of this rare
nlant. pronounced Mr.. Clapps specimen
the finest he had seem
f. w. Flint has been appointed oy y:
c. Monaghan to the position OF cnleI
consul of the J.. A. w. of this dlstrlct.
F. Brown hobo, was given hfteen days
by the recorder this morning.
The officers have arrested mexican
named Joe Gray for stealing CLONES
from the clothes line or FRANK Agualre
OF North Pasadena.
A small party was entertained at
cards last evening by Miss Lena seaman
at her home on North Raymond avenue.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and MRS.
Warren Rogers died yesterday.
An address upon Personal Experien-
ces Among Convicts will be delivered
at the Universalist church by Mrs. Sa-
rah Albaugh tomorrow night at 7:3O.
r. D. Holmes of Little Rock. Ark, is
the guest for few days of Mr. and Mrs.
w. f. Chaplin at their house on North
Los Robles avenue.
w. c. Stuart and family are expect
ed home from their extended trip
abroad tomorrow.
Mrs. Cook and family. who have been
visitors in the city for some months,
left yesterday for the east.
w. A. Lamb left yesterday for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Hoag will leave
soon for the east