The herald., 1896-11-12
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Board of Trade Discusses the
New Charter
THE MOMENTOUS QUESTION
To Be Submitted to a Meeting OF Citi.
zens
HE MOMENTOUS QUESTION
Public Session of the Tuesday Evening
Cuba Theosophical Crusade.
Personal Notes-Brevities.

PASADENA, Nov. 11.-At the meet
ing yesterday afternoon of the board of
trade in the headquarters the principal
question discussed was the new char
ter. The matter was regarded as too mo-
mentous for settlement yesterday. so
it will be placed before meeting of the
board and citizens next Monday evening
at 1880 at the board rooms on West Col
orado street. At the meeting yesterday
c. D. Daggett occupied the chair and
there were present Messr. Stearns, Hill,
Adams and Hertel
Other questions brought up were the
issuance of board of trade pamphlet;
the printing of placards for hotels and
boarding houses and the publication of
notices in the papers notifying tourists
that the board of trade rooms are open
to them at all times; the keeping of a
register, etc.
The board adjourned until next Friday
evening.
TUESDAY EVENING CLUB.
There was a large audience at the
first public meeting of the Tuesday
Evening club in the parlors of the Uni
versalist church last evening. Presi-
dent David Heap occupied the chair and
a new constitution and bylaws were
adopted. The musical program open
ed with a piano solo by Miss Ella Bon
ner, followed by song by the Harmonic
quartet. Fred Burnham, the South At
rican scout, then spoke about an hour
in an Interesting vein upon personal eX-
periences in the dark continent. He
touched upon the political progress of
the country and said that it was the des-
In M hn not IN civ
way before the English. Mr.. Burnham
spoke also of the mines and mineral
wealth and declined to give a descrip
ton of the events in which he took part
personally A short musical program
was rendered and it was announced that
at the next meeting, on the oath of this
month, Prof. Bakers Wonderful Inn
will be presented.
PHILOSOPHICAL.
A home crusade meeting will be held
by the Theosophists next Friday even
ing in the lecture room of the Univer
salist church. 1t will be made interest
ing by short addresses on the subject
of the crusaders who are max
ing tour around the world.
There will be six or seven
speakers, whose addresses will be limit
ed to five or ten minutes in length. Some
idea of the meaning of theosophy can be
had by those who attend. The public
is invited and an interesting time is
assured The meeting begins at 7:45.
SOCIAL DOINGS.
About forty members of the c. E. So
ciety met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. Burnham ON Adella avenue last
evening for the purpose of giving H. A.
Parker and w. Beattie farewell send
off. These young gentlemen, who have
been working with the electric company,
ga tornorrOw Mr. rxar RI epter
business with his brother and Mr.. Beat
tie to continue the study of electricity.
DR.. James, Prof Hamilton and Rev.
Lathe delivered addresses. Light re-
freshments were served and the young
men start with the we'll wishes of MANY
friends.
Mrs H. G. Reynolds will entertain the
St. Cecilia club at her home on North
Madison avenue tomorrow night. The
club, which is composed of much of the
musical talentsof the city, is under the
leadership of Mr.. M F. Mason, and meets
every Thursday evening. Three of the
meetings are held each month at the
home of Miss Daisy Polk on Eldorado
street, the other at the home of some
other member. The subject for study
tomorrow night will be Mendlesshon. A
fine musical program will be carried out.
The Woodmen of the World have is
sued invitations for a social in X. of p.
hall Friday evening, November Is. Mu-
sic, cards and dancing are on the pro-
gram, and very pleasant social time
Is expected.
The ladies of the United Presby-
terrain church will give a banner social
at the residence of Mrs. DR.. Laird, $3.50
Summit avenue, Thursday evening, NO
vember u.
BREvITIES.
The local Salvation army is preparing
for it's annual self-denial week, which
is universally observed in the United
States from November 10Th to 22d in
elusive. Officers and privates in the
ranks will do without luxuries and in
some cases seeming necessities the pro-
ceeds of this to go to swell the general
treasury to aid different branches of
the work.
Alabama, by Augustus Thomas, was
given at the opera house last evening.
1t was very pretty play. and developed
q great deal Of human interest in a
quiet way without the aid of unnatural
mechanical effects. The scene is laid
in the south and treats with the changes
and prejudices brought on by the war.
The audience was not what 1t should
have been.
Mrs. Mia Upper Maynard spoke in
Auditorium hall yesterday afternoon
upon the period of revolution in Europe.
This lecture was in the form of an in
PRODUCTION to the course which Mrs May
nard will deliver during the winter if
enough ladies can be interested.
Leonard Davidson, Throop student,
was knocked senseless yesterday while
working at lathe by being struck
by piece Of metal or wood, it is not
known which, He revived shortly and
the wound was found not to be serious.
Misses Lillian and Emma Ashley have
returned from San Francisco and are at
their home on Summit avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Patton of North Los
Robes avenue arrived from the east
yesterday afternoon
A. B. Caldwell of Coronado is in the
city on a visit.
Mrs. c. A. Smith left TODAY upon a
short visit to Pomona
Mr.. c. H. Frost leaves for the east +o.
morrow to join his family and remain
through the winter.
Mr.. Coleston of the Pasadena Bakery
is very i'll.
Miss Stalker arrived from Montreal
today.
Mr.. Houlahan of the firm of Houlah han
& Griffith will leave for Canada the 18TH
of this month for a short stay.
A. N. Starr and Isaac Christleib are
spending few days at the peak.
ORANGE COUNTY.
The Bixby Case Submitted-Social Top
ics-Personal Mention.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 1.-THE case o.