The herald., 1896-08-28
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Miss LYDIA Wooster's Musical
Birthday Party]
THE IMPOSING PROGRAM
Rendered by Pupils Of the Dimond Music
School
court-PersonaI Notes and News
Brevities

PASADENA, Aug. 27.-Mrs. NJ. i.
Dimond and about thirty-five Of her
music pupils assembled at the home of
Charles Wooster on Kensington place
last evening and afternoon, the occasion
being the birthday of Miss LYDIA Woos-
ter. member Of the music class. In
the afternoon tea was served, and in the
evening additional guests assembled
and the following program was carried
out:
Piano duet, Madrid, Moszkowski,
Misses LYDIA and Nellie Wooster; piano
solo. Echo Mountain schottische, Wood,
Bird Echo polka. Morrison. Miss Iva
Crane; piano duet, Military galop, La
bitzski, Misses Kate and Mary Brady;
piano solo, Parade march, Merz, Miss
Lenie Hester; piano solo (a) Shepherd
Boy. Idylle Wilson (b) Coringa schot-
tische, Hemingway, Miss Kate Ban.
dell; piano duet The Contraband,
Schott, Misses L. Wooster and Fannie
Smith; piano solo, Little Fisher Maiden,
waltz. Waldman. Miss Nellie Wooster:
piano solo .(a) Evergreen waltz, Stod-
dard (b) Orvetta waltz, Spencer, Miss
Blanche Fischer; piano solo (a) Golden
Stairs (b) Children's Carnival, Streab-
bog. Miss Nettie Showalter; autoharp
duet Tidal Waves and My Darling Girl,
T. A. Dimond. c. l.. Roberts; piano solo
(a) Crown Of the Valley (b) Flower song,
Lange, Miss Stella Bemis; plano
solo (a) Chorus waltz. Kenney (b) Base
ball waltz. Brooks. Master Fred Lawton;
piano solo (a) Mountain Pink Schot-
tische. Mack, (b) Bygone Memories
Waltz, Miss Maud Layton; reading,
Advice to Parents Of Music Students.
Miss Maud Shoemaker; piano dnet.
woodland Whispers, Misses Jessie May
Baker and Blanche Fischer; piano duet,
La File du Regiment. 'Streabbog. Misses
Blanche Fischer and Jennie May Baker:
plano solos, Frou Frou Schottische and
Myrtle Waltz, Miss Jessie M. Baker;
recitation, Curfew Must Not Ring To-
night, Miss LYDIA Wooster; piano solo,
selected, Miss Fannie Smith; piano solo,
selected, Orton l.. Dimond piano solo.
Robins Return Fisher, Mrs. A. Harding:
plano duet. Loves Whisperings, Kessel-
horst, Truan A. Dimond and Miss Maud
Shoemaker: piano solo, Alpine Storm,
Kunkel. Miss Lydia Wooster; piano solo.
Jesus, Lover OF My Soul, Trans Free
man. Miss Maud Shoemaker; piano du-
cts, To de Wa Caprice and HumoresQue,
Kunkel. MissMaud Shoemaker and Miss
LYDIA Wooster; piano solo, Auf Weider-
sehn Waltzes, Baily (by request), Eoli-
an Whispers, May Caprice; orchestra,
Truman A. Dimond.
A BOY BURGLAR
Willie Atkins, the small bdy who
broke into the grocery store of William
Barto some days ago, was examined
before Justice Merriam this morning.
Deputy District Attorney Willis took
charge of the case for the people, and
the lads father, Charles Atkins, defend
ed his son. The boy was charged with
feloniously entering Barto's store last
Friday by means of removing a pane OF
glass. The witnesses were Mr.. Barto,
after hearing the evidence the court
Vergil Vail and the defendant. and
decided to bind the boy over to the su-
perior court, with the understanding that
the district attorney will advise his COM
mitment to the Whittier reform school.
BREvITIEs
The cases against Miss Belle Gohn.
Pierce & Knight and William Thomas,
charged with selling liquor against the
ordinance, will be tried on September
Sth. Attorney Bacon of Los Angeles ap-
peared before the recorder this morn
ing, and entered a plea Of not guilty in
behalf of his clients.
Mrs. Teats, lecturer on social evils.
is expected in the city by the w. c. T.
U. next week. A number of lectures and
parlor meetings will be given, and an
effort made to have the lady lecture
Thursday evening before the Y. M c. A.
DR.. Palmer and wife will go to Long
Beach on Tuesday
w. B. Frackleton and family returned
Saturday from Long Beach.
Rev. DR.. Fife returned from his north
ern trip this morning.
Hon. James McLachlan delivered an
ADDRESS at Gardena this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. May leave on Sat.
urday for a stay Of month at Long
Beach. -''"e
Miss Marie Kidder will leave in a few
DAYS FOR Stanford university, where she
VIII Iake a four years course of study.
j.. II. Maggrad Of Iowa City is stavin1
at the Carlton. ms
Frank Heiss and wife and Mr.. Rich.
terday. es-
MISS McDermid is spending a week
at Long Beach.
Mr.. Mel Chadbourne and Miss Maria
Kidder have returned from the island.