The herald., 1896-02-27
PASADENA

pointing out by means of map, drawn
by Mr.. Ludovici. the physical features
OF the country and the great import
ance of railroad to connect the United
| States with the South American re-
publics. The professor concluded his
paper by reading translation of pB-
| per written by him for q New York
| Spanish-American journal, urging re-
! ciprocal relations between North and
/, South America.
President Merwin called upon Pro-
fessor Policy for a short address. in
lieu of the address of Mr.. Metcalfe,
who was unavoidably detained.
Professor Policy expressed himself
as in hearty sympathy with the Pan
American idea, and thought that we
should come into closer relations with
our sister republics on the south by all
means, that more attention should be
given to South American history in the
schools, and in all ways more attention
gwen to them for the mutual good that
would accrue.
President Merwin, who hes spent
some time in South America, added q
few words as to the conditions there,
after which the singing of America
closed one Of the most enjoyable ses-
sions in the history of the club
POLITICAL POINTERS.
The political atmosphere is begin
ming to thicken up, with indications of
tie coming squall, and each one of the
many candidates is getting his own
particular craft into the best possible
condition to weather the storm. Indi-
cations point to three parties in the
field-the Republican, the Citizens, and
the Peoples tickets, respectively.
A large element in the movement of
the citizens ticket is not in favor of
actual and complete prohibition, but
is nevertheless in favor of temperance
and the enforcement OF the law.
BREvITIES
The next meeting of the Dslphi cir
Gle will he held at the home of the
Misses Underwood on Cypress avenue.
1t will take place on Monday, March 2,
and the following program will be
First Steps in Human Progress, Mrs.
Il. H. Dntton; numerous selections
| from Holmes, Miss. Flora Banbury;
| piano solo, Miss Nettie Underwood; !;
Studies in American Letters, Mrs. A.
Mclean; roll call; quotations from
Bill Nye.
The body of Arthur Devere, 19 years
of age, who died at Los Angeles yester-
day was brought up here today and the
! funeral services will be held from Rey-
nolds and Van Nuys' parlors tomorrow
at o'clock, Rev. Clark Crawford offici-
ating.
This morning at 645 o'clock team
of Brown Il Sutliffs ran away near
Throop Polytechnic and collided with
Munger & Grith this, driven by w. b.
Willis. H. l.. Goodell who was driving
Brown e Sutlitf's wagon, jumped out
and received a few scratches. Mr..
Willis was q ite severely bruised. A
broken bride caused the trouble.
1t has been settled that Pasadena
will be represented in the Los Angeles
Fiesta, the following committee having
been appointed: H. II. Hertel, Collin
Stewart, w. H. Hill, Calvin Hartwell
and M. a. Weight. They will n eet to-
morrow night in Mr.. Hills Office to
discuss ways and means.
At the meeting of ths Good Temp
lars last night a member of the order
from Bombay, India, made some inter
esting remarks.
General Freight and Passenger
Agent w. B. Monde of the Sioux City
and Northern railway left yesterday
for Omaha via San Francisco.
Rev. N. Fl. G. Fife performed the flu.
neral services for the late John Nc
Even at his residence on Earlham
street this morning. The Odd Eel
lows, of whom deceased was member,
had charge of the burial.
The o. q. A. M. held their last meet
ing in Odd Fellows hall last evening
They will remove to G. A. II. hall
where the regular mestings will occur
on the first and third Friday evenings
of each month.
Company / will have squad drill to.
night and drill for officers and non
commissioned officers tomorrow even.
ing.
The home of Miss Hamill on Orange
Grove was prettily decorated with
roses and ivy last evening and mum,
ber of her friends were entertained
with musical pieces by Miss Hamill
and Mr.. Will Hsmill. In addition tc
this refreshments were serve and
games played.
The following program is to be car
ried out by the guests of the Painter
tomorrow evening in honor Of Mr.. and
MIS-. TalnCer.
Tho Twenty-third Psalm-Mrs Lorraine I'm
men.
Miss shannon.
(a) The Story OF Picture; (b) Charts
| Grinder and the Postmaster Gcneral-Mrs
Music, ondins Etude, Rubenstein-Miss
Stone.
The Honor OF the Woods, Murrey-Miss Am!
Music C sharp minor waltz, Chopin Mis-
Stone.
Teaching Sunday School Class-Miss Amy
Johnson.
Music Hcimweh A. Toungman Miss Eliza
beth II. Prentice
The Soul OF the VIolin-Mrs. Immen.
The w. G. L. u. committee, composed
of Mrs. Macy, Mrs. Clapp, Mrs. Comp
ton, Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Lord, Miss
knight aud Miss Kimball will meet at
Mrs Clapp's, 657 South Pasadena ave
nue., Wednesday March 4th, at Bpm.
in the interest of the union being or
ganized in that part of the town.
Prof Richard carleton will give 6
parachute jump from a balloon at the
baseball game Saturday on the bicycle
track grounds. This will be in the
nature of an innovation, as the profes
sor will come down on bicycle.
The Grown City Cycle club will en-
Joy run to Monrovia next Friday
evening, where feast will be prepared
for them at the hotel. All are invited
to join in the ride.
Health officer Rowland reports five
deaths for the week ending February
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