The herald., 1896-04-04
PASADEHA'S BOARD OF TRADE
PREPARATIONS TO ENTERTAIN NATIONAL
HOTEL ASSOCIATION MEMBERS
csmaittses Appointed to Look After Guests
ed to Prepare for Fisstn-An Interesting
Lscturs on Alaska- Social Notes and Gem
sss1 News Brew ittes

~ Natiounl Hotel association, TO the num-
psr Of $50 or 400, will pay visit to Pasa-
denA on the 18th inst, and at the meeting
Of the Board Of Trade directors yesterday
aftornoon the matter of entertaining them
w. discussed. A drive about the city will
h. incIuded in the arrangements, and to
further arrange for their entertainment .
messing Of the whole membership is called
for next Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 at
the Board of Trade rooms. As this will be
the first meeting in the new quarters, il
wae decided to make it sort OF house
warming and q committee was appointed
autAorized to provide light refreshments
assd attsnd to all arrangements. The COM
nitteo appointed to report ~ to the best
mauner Of entertaining the visitors consists
a Msssrs. T. P. Lukens. C. D. DaeEstt. !.
Il. Holmes, M. d. Painter and G. w.
james. Mr.. Lynch Of San Diego. president
of the Southern California association;
Prof. James, who has the arrangements for
the visit here especially in charge; Walter
RAYMOND and Messrs. Holmes of the
Green and Painter, are to be especially in
vited to attend and to explain the best
mAnner Of entertainment and other mat
tsrs concerning the visit of the as ISOLATION.
A full attendance of all members is desired.
The report of the retiring secretary of
the board, NJ. r. Wood, was presented,
showing S2SS on hand.
The report of the Fiesta committee
recommending blue and gold as Pasadena
colors for the Fiesta was approved and Mr..
Hsrtel submitted samples of these colors
in several widths OF silk ribbon.
Messrs. Lukens and Stearns reported
progress in preparations for the floral pa
rade. The former said all the authorities
had been seen in regard to sprinkling the
streets on the day of the floral parade be-
twsen this city and Los Angeles and that
It would be done.
a i l.
men 10 close their places of business on
the day of the floral parade (the 18th in-
etaut) from noon until 6 p. m.
The report of the committee appointed
to furnish the new rooms was approved
and the committee discharged. after audit
ine bills TO the amount of $l97.32, which
we're ordered paid. The regular monthly
meeting of the board of, directors will be
held next Tuesday evening.
PROFESSOR BOOKINGS LECTURE
The lecture last evening by Professor
Alfred Docking at the tabernacle was an
Interesting presentation OF the prominent
features and the resources of Alaska. with
an account of tho natives and their habits
and customs, illustrated by stereopticon
pictures. He gave some attention to the
boundary questions that have arisen be-
tween this country and England, showing
maps of the disputed lines He also re-
ferfed to the gold mining operations, show
ing tile great richness of the gold fields and
giving this as tho reason that the English
are anxious to extend their boundaries.
BREvIriEs
parry of his friends very agreeably
surprised Guy jackson last evening at his
home OH North Pasadena avenue, the oc.
casion being his 20th birthday.
The Ladies' Riding club was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Miss Lillian Dob
bins at her home on Garfield avenue, a
&k<~N ~,
friends being also present. The fore part
OF the afternoon was taken up with a ride
on horseback. after which lawn supper
was served at Los Robles. The guests
were Misses Shorb, Tilden, Greble, Brown,
Newton, Bolt and the Misses Watson,
Messrs. Austin, Hastings. Stats, Shorb,
Hewstol J., Latham and Hall of Los An
gelss.
Professor and Mrs. r. S. C. Lowe have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Edna MabelIe Lowe, to Mr..
Ellwood Roberts Wright, which takes
place at the home on Orange Grove ave-
nue. Wednesday evening" April %, at 8
O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will be at
home after June 10, at the homo of the
groom. Norriston, Penn.
A party Of gentleman friends were enter.
tanned at whist by Judge H. Il. Rose at his
home on Grand avenue last evening. An
elaborate supper was served and greatly
enjoyed by the following guests: Messrs.
H. r. Hertel, W. E. Arthur, A. H. Conger,
erby, e. e. Jones, G. H. Keyes, George w.
Heck, Col. Gaines Lawson and DR.. W, L,
McAlister.
The young people of the Universalist
church gave novel entertainment in the
vestry yesterday evening under the super
vision of Miss Davidson. Coffee and cake
were served and programme carried out
S,et thn air nf A,,Il
Syne and other pieces by little folks
dressed in appropriate costumes.
Three new members, Messrs. Jason Ev.
ans, Hallett and Horace S. Dobbins, we're
received by the Pasadena Bait club at its
meeting yesterday afternoon in the office
Of L. C. Torrance. The old officers were
unanimously reelected for the ensuing
year, and it was decided to station a watch.
man at the clubs preserves to look after
its interests.
Mr.. Frank H. Smiths March bicycle. No.
1887, was stolen last evening from in
front of the Arcade building.
The health officer reports ten deaths oc.
curing in Pasadena for the month of
March-eight from consumption, one
Bright's disease, one abscess of the bow
els. VI the eight consumptives but one
had been resident OF Pasadena over two
years and four less than one year.
The marriage of Miss Annie Stevenson
ana A. "A. Ramsey occurred yesterday
evening at the home of the groom on Little
avenue. Rev. Mr.. Gowan of the North Pas
adena NJ. +. church performing the cere-
mony, in the presence of a few friends and
relatives.
Professor Bristol's educated horses. non.
les and mules performed at the opera
house tonight, anu will appear again to-
morrow night.
Mrs. Emily Tucker. wife of ]. d. Tucker
an old resident of Sierra Madre, is dead,
The remains have been brought to Lippen-
colts and will be inferred 1T Sierra Mafre
Don't Snub Men Because He Is Poor is
the title Of popular song by Miss Mamie
BOsley OF the music store of this city. The
song has been published and is CAUSING
considerable favorable comment.
A number OF friends of Ed Farris helped
him celebrate his sixteenth birthday last
evening.
The members of Temple chapter at.
tended in body at the service of Robert
Bruce chapter No. 8, of A, Maundav
Thursday night.
The theme for this evening at the meet
ing of the class in sacred literature was
Heatllenism; the Despair of Heathen Re
ligions. Social conversation followed the
discussion.
At the meeting of the Historical societ,
Monday evening Professor r. j. Pole,
will deliver a lecture upon the ChivaIry O
Southern California.
Lillian M. Woodland will erect q one.stor,
six-roOm cottage on the east side of Norti
A Constant Visitor
Pain Is q constant visitor OF persons troubled
With chronic rheumatism. This unwelcom,
guest will, however, take its departure, an,