The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-28

at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wal
lace, corner Lincoln avenue and Noun
tain. This is the first in a series which
will continue throughout the summer,
one social being held each month. A
committee from the class in sacred lit
erature has the social in charge.
A meeting Of the w. G. T. u. will be
held on Thursday Of next week at the
NJ T.. church for the purpose Of display
ing the handiwork of the ladies in maxi
ing screens for sick rooms. A program
will also be given. On Wednesday the
order meets with Mrs. Macy on Mark
ham avenue.
There was a meeting this morning of
the directors of the Mount Wilson toll
road in the parlors Of the Green. The
matter OF increasing the facilities for
entertainment of guests was discussed,
and 1t was decided to considerably inn
prove and add to the camp. c. s. Mar
tin hopes to manage affairs at the camp
about the first Of the month.
The Pasadena Consolidated Gas COM
pany has been organized to take the
place of the old company. An increase
to the capital stock Of $50, 900 has been
authorized
of the Crown City Cycle club on June
9Th, IL only to help the club to pay off its
honest debts. The program will be an
excellent one, as all the crack riders
Will take part, and there will such nov
elites as tandem race and a struggle
for the championship on the old ordi-
nary.
About thirty guests were present Mon
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodwork on North Fair Oaks
avenue, the occasion being an enter
tafnment given to the members of the
North Pasadena Congregational church
Sunday school. Addresses were made
by DR.. Fields and son, and the evening
was enjoyably spent.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Anna Pearl Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. r. Smith Of Madison avenue, to
G. +. STAN Of Ontario, and formerly of
Pasadena.
Several of the pupils of Herr Thile
Becher Will participate at the musicale
at Miss Orton's school Friday evening
and Misses Scudder and Young will also
take part.
A reunion Of Altrurians will be held
next Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Taylor on Howard street. Mrs. Reese
will tell of her experience as a member
of the colony in Sonoma county.
George Partridge of North Orange
Grove avenue was taken to Los Angeles
last evening, adjudged hopelessly insane
and committed to Highlands. He worked
for some years as fireman for the Pasa-
dena Manufacturing company.
The postoffice will be removed into the
new quarters on Mills street and Colo
RADIO street as soon as the fixtures ar
rive from the east. A portion of the fix
lures have already arrived and the re-
mainder are expected soon.
Probate for the Will of the late George
StoryWhite has been filed by Alice White
and Martha White. The estate is val
ued at $45,625.
A number of lady friends of Mrs. Clar
ence Bunnell were entertained at lunch
con today Those present were Mines
Van Mugs, Sutliff, Brown, Bangham,
Jarvis, Heisen, Sutliff and Miss White.
At the meeting of the Brownie club
at the home of Miss Chamberlain this
evening on North Los Robes avenue
the subject for discussion was Famous
Women of History.
DIR. G. Roscoe Thomas arrived home
from the island today.
DR.. +. S. Abbott left today for Catalina,
expecting to make arrangements for
spending the summer.
j. S. Torrance arrived home from Buff
falo yesterday after stay or about
two months.
Mrs. j. X. Dimond is confined to her
home on Eureka street with an attack
of sore throat.
Henry Albright has returned from his
trip to Denver.
Among recent arrivals from the east
are Messrss J. G. Mearkle and Fl. r. Zapf
of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs b. o. Kendall celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their wedding
tOady,