The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-03-11
PASADENA

Kremlin Of Moscow, and the pitiful
condition of the poor were wildly
, pictured. The Russians did not ap-
prove OF the party, they being Ameri-
cans, and they we're constantly under
the surveillance Of the police, who ex-
amined all correspondence. The CUES Q
were served with Russian tea in Rus
sian manner, from sRmovar. The
members of the club who we're present
we're:
Mesdames Bennett, Blocker, Harris,
Stuart, Gabriel, Stout, Stanton, Jones.
A. H. Conger, Miss Carter and Mrs.
Stevens of Boston, Mrs. Moon of San
Gabriel aud Mrs. Theodore Coleman
as guests.
FAMILY AFFAIR
A disagreement between two colorsd
men at "a Mills street this morning
very nearly resulted in bloody muir
der Pink Friday had recently taken
his father-in-law, an old man named
Burke. to live with him. At breakfast
this morning dispute arose, ending
in the irascible father-in-law seizing
an axe and pursuing Friday. Ths latter
seized chair, with which he attempted
to defend himself, but the old man de-
molished it and Pink started at q run
up the alley, followed by Burke, who
threatened horrible things at every
stride. The quarrel was as to who had
the best right in the house. The SON.
in-law had Burke arrested, and he Is
now in jail. He is the darkey who runs
a shos-blacking establishment near
Hoag's livery stable.
BREvITIEs
Miss Jettie Arthur entertained at
dancing from s to 10 o'clock last Sstur-
day evening in X. Of P. hall. Those
present were the Misses Ellis, Bertha
Hsrtwell, Sterritt, Edith Brush, How
ard, Nellie Weingartb, Claire Arthur,
Beulah Arthur, Abbott, Jettie Arthur.
Belle Rogers, Messrs. Charles Rora-
buck, James Murray, George Newmyer,
Clifford Wood, Dana McVicar, Earle
West, Ellis. Patten, Sterritt, White,
Lenwood Abbott, Harry Altman. Law
renee Sewer of Los Angeles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Doty, Mr. and Mrs. Getchell and
Mr.. O'Riley, the Misses johnson, Miss
Ssamans, MIR. Williams and Mrs. Paint
er aud con OF the Painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Reese entertained
the Merry-go-Round Social club last
evening at the home on Ashtabuls
street. The attraction of the evening
was euchre and prizes were won by
Mrs. G. II. Jorden and J. s. Glssscock,
consolation prizes by Miss Mccormick
and J. s. Glasscock.
While christening her horse yester-
day, Mrs. S. r. Smith was severely
kicked by the animal, being knocked
down and badly bruised. She managed
to get into the house, but was in
fainting condition when the family re-
turned. She is better today.
Mr.. G. p Morehouse has purchased
of Dr. j. B. Tslcott and Hon. Fl. w.
Ladd the property on the north
west corner of Arbor street and Orange
Grove, and will erect fine residence
there.
Mr.. Thomas Lormer OF Wisconsin
has purchased the j. l.. Thompson
place on North Moline avenue, 100 feet
frontage, through the agency OF Palmer
e. Worrell.
J.R. Cole has been very ill for some
time at his homs79 West Villa.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Miss Blackfan, 1875 N. Euclid avenue,
Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5.
Or. Onerk reports tne condltlOn or
@. s. Martin to be much worse today.
and but little hope is entertained for
his recovery.
Corona lodge No. 1874, F. and A. NJ.
meets Thursday evening.
There will be four candidates to
initiate in the Knights of Pythias this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conn of Bristol, Conn,
arrived in Pasadena yesterday.
P. G. Wooster is preparing to 60 to
Eureka Springs, Ark, for the benefit Of
his health.
Yves Godber, Of Hamill & Godber,
was in Azusa yesterday on business.