The herald., 1896-09-24
HEWSNOTESFROMP PASADENA
Bryanites Gather to Discuss
Silver Coinage
SPEECH BY GEO. S. PATTON
Rouses the Euthuslasm Of the Converted
Republicans
(hroop Polytechnic Opens Under Favor
able Auspices and with Large
Attendance-Person

PASADENA, Sept. ga meeting Of
the Bryan club was held tonight. there
being a large attendance and much en-
thusiasm manifested. George S. Patton
was the speaker Of the evening.
THROOP OPENING
Throop Polytechnic institute opened
this morning with a large attendance
Of pupils. Prof. M. NJ Parker, who is
acting president, presided at the open
ing exercises, and the devotions were
conducted by Rev.. s. H. Weller of Los
Angeles. The several members of the
faculty, old and new, extended their
welcome to their classes and the work
Of enrolment and classification ex-
tended throughout the day. A number
Of the different departments have been
enlarged and improved, especially the
cooking department. which Is under the
supervision of Miss Campbell, who has
been its head since the opening Of this
branch. Among the new scholars are
King Macomber and John Blick, who
have covered themselves with South
African glory. The young son of Mr..
and Mrs Fred Burnham is also attend
ing the school.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
The three woman's suffrage meetings
held in different places yesterday. were
attended by large number OF those IN
terested In the movement. At Mrs. HI.
q. Bennet's, on South Orange Grove
avenue, Miss Harriet Fay Mills of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, spoke. Misses Dodworth.
Randall. Bouckley and .Tolliver acted
as ushers, and about sixty were present.
Miss Elizabeth Jones sang Barbara
Fritchie, accompanied by Mrs. G. r.
Thomas. About seventy ladies We're
present at the meeting at Mrs. H. nj.
Gabrieps, on North Raymond avenue.
Mrs. Maynard being the principal
speaker. Another meeting was held at
the home of Miss Banbury, on south FAR
Oaks avenue, Mrs. Maynard anu others
being the speakers.
BREVITIES
James H. Lupe who has been employed
by ], F. Halstead, the fish and poultry
dealer. was arrested last evening,
charged with embezzlement. He was
Released under bonds of 5000, and his
examination will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 1880 o'clock Lupe's route
extended as far as Monrovia, and Mr.
Halstead claims to have heard or
number of instances where the young
man collected money from customers
and failed to report or reported that ne
had not collected from them. =.
Rev. H. Elliott Wards house on the
corner of Orange Grove and Vernon was
broken into Monday afternoon by
burglar who secured only nickel. Inc
burglar searched through the house, the
FAMILY being away. This is the second
dime Mr.. Wards house has been entered.
A game Of baseball was played this
afternoon between the Pasadena NC
Kinley club and the Trilbys OF Los An
re1es. both colored. The game was won
by the Trilbys by the score OF II to IL;
George Partridge an employe OF the
Pasadena Manufacturing company, mas
been again committee 10 o., ane Tim, ,asa ee
Mi n ia found that he Is too violent TO
remain at home. ..
King Macomber who returned from
Africa yesterday, after an absence OF
more than a year. expects to go PACK
hefore long, as he thinks that the OPP
portunities are better there for young
man. <,rr,.r,x
~ this CITY and now residing in Los An
Veles. are rejoicing over the birth OF
Raw. George Taylor has pust received
the sad Intelligence Of the death OF MS
father in England.
Judge o. ]. Utley Of Los Angeles WI
speak on the issues OF the caP pppsagana
Rrvan club on Friday evening. Inc
Meeting is to be held at the usual place,
Pinger's hall, corner OF FAR OAKS ano
Logan. Prof. James G. Clark Will sing:
]. III. Gates, assistant superintendent
of the American Express company O..
Omaha. Neb., is visiting for few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
N, Gates, 80 Waverly drive. Mr.. Gates
thinks Nebraska will return good ma
iority for Bryan when the votes are
counted after the November election;
An important business meeting OF the
ladies' Aid society of the Sons Of Veter-
ans will be held at the home Of the pres
ident. Miss Petrie, Thursday evening:
The first meeting of the season of the
Brownie club will be held at the nome OF
Miss woodruff on North Los Robes ave-
nue. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Robert Little entertained at lun-
cheon this afternoon at ner nome III
Altadena.
The Rathbone sisters have been in
vited by the Uniform rank OF the
knights Of Pythias to attend banquet
at the knights of Pythias headquarters
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Thomas Delong and MISS Esteila
M. Jones We're married last evening az
the home of the bride by Rev. H. d.
Ward of the Christian church. In the
presence Of friends and relatives
Mrs Hester Griff1th's dog was the VIC
tim of the poisoner last night.
Harry Roche and wife are absent on
. ten days trip to Inyo county.
Mrs. Joseph Welsh is recovering from
an attack of Illness.
Mrs. w. HI Ward has returned from
Long Beach somewhat improved In
health.
Mr.. 8. F. Smiley and son have re-
turned today from Long Beach where
they have spent the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Stats are spend
ing few days at Long Beach.
Rev. and Mrs. T. D. Garvin have ar
rived in San Francisco from the Hawai-
ian islands, and they are expected in this
city in a few weeks.
Mrs. walkeley Of st. John avenue ex-
poets to go east on a visit about the
first Of October.
Mrs. c. H. Frost left today for the
Miss Bolt has returned from Long
Mr.. c. Lathrop and family Of South
Madison leave on Monday for Denver.
Ralph Skillen left for Philadelphia
today to continue the practice Of dem
tistry.
euax left todap for visit Of three weeks
MI. ana Mrs. J. D. Habbick left yes
terday for the north and east.
Waiter N. Morse and family are ex-
pected home on Saturday from the east.
SANTA CATALINA.
1portsmen Waiting for the Quail Sea-
southland Visitors.
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