The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-07-03
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
An Evening Spent on the Arm.
strong Lawn
THE CROWN CITY ATHLETES
Will Do Their Share Ia Celebrating the
Fourth
Yust You's Case Postponed-The Walls Of
That Planning Mill Arc Rislng-Per.
sonsIs and Brevities

PASADENA, July "A delightful
lawn party was given last evening by
Mrs. A. C. Armstrong and daughter Of
Altadena, at which large number Of
invited guests enjoyed themselves until
q late hour under the beautiful palms
and ornamental trees Of this model sub
urban home. The grounds were illum-
mated by hundreds of Japanese lanterns,
while an extensive pavilion had been
erected upon the lawn, where dancing
was enjoyed, another tent being pro-
vided with many seats and divans where
social conversation was the principal
order of the evening. In both tents
the natural foliage Of the grounds was
conspicuous, being housed in by the can
vas and making very ornamental dec
Grafton. Mrs. and Miss Armstrong re-
ceived their guests In the drawing room,
assisted by her daughter, Miss Marian
Armstrong, Miss Barnhart, Miss Willis,
the latter Of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Armstrong was a graceful hos
tess, assisted by the others named, and
the evening passed very pleasantly with
dancing and social conversation. Ia
bles were spread in the dining room with
choice delicacies, and large punch bowl
was conveniently located where 1t was
not forgotten.
The guests present included the follow
ing:
Mrs. F. r. Hull. E. O. Hull. Mrs. Will
lam Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Living
ston, Mr. and Mrs Craig, Misses Craig,
Mrs Allen Dodsworth, Misses Dods-
worth. Mr.. Willard Barnhart, Miss Lou
Use Barnhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barn
hart, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Holder. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. May. Sidney Torrance, Mrs
L. c. Bangs, Mrs. Childs. Mr.: and Mrs.
G. w. Brown, Mrs. r. b. Kellogg, Miss
Biglow. Mrs. s. c. Reed. DR.. and Mrs.
D. b. Van Slyck, Mr.. Robert Rowan,
DR.. and Mrs. Sherk, Mrs. B. M. Wot-
kyns, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wotkyns,
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Wotkyns. Mr.. and
Mrs S. c. Clark. Miss Marie Markham.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Vandevort, Mrs.
Gleason, Mrs. oliver Picher, jr,
MIR. Will Merwin, Mrs. Rob-
bins Little. Mrs. Torrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. ]. c. Winslow, Mrs.
r. ]. Dobbins, Miss Dobbins, Mr. w. S.
Paul Fife, Misses Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
II. S. c. Lowe, Jr., the Misses Greble,
Miss Annie Hubbard, Miss Theresa
Cloud. Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Locke,
Miss Greenleaf, Mr.. and Mrs r. 1. Rog-
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stuart, Dr. and
son Evans, Mr. Campbell-Johnston, b.
o. Bruce, Miss Katherien Gardner, Miss
Ruth Gardner, Miss Sarah Coleman,
Mrs. Rand. Mr. and Mrs. Jardine. DR..
and Mrs ]. M. Field. Mr.. Eliot Field,
Charles M. Coleman, Miss Pearl Libby,
Mrs. Libby. Mr. Louis Blankenhorn, Mr..
and Mrs. E. d. Neff, Mrs H. K. Macon
Der, Mr.. Elisha Eldred, Miss Eldred
Mr.. Smith, Nelson Bell, C. H. Hastings.
Edwin Hart, Arthur Dodworth. Edward
Groenendyke, Miss Virginia Rowland,
Mr. and Mrs. Story, Bud Story, Miss Ada
Story. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bell. Mr.. r. II.
Shoemaker. Miss Shoemaker, Mr.. Greg
ory Perkins, E. r. Kellam, A. S. Hal
stead. Dr. and Mrs. Up de Graft Mr..
and Mrs William Stanton. Miss Emily
Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Bolt Mrs. Balch, Miss
Balch. Miss Balch Lloyd Macy, Hugh
Phipps, Lee Phips, Percy Mcdonald,
John s. Cook, F. W. Strange, Miss May
Buckley, Roy Macomber, Mrs. B. w.
Gally, Miss Davis, Miss Emma Claypool,
Jay Meharry, Mr.. Balch, H. E. Earl,
Cyril Wigmore, II. Van Dyke, Robert
Reynolds.
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
The sports at the Crown City Cycle
clubs track on the afternoon of the
Fourth are being arranged under the
supervision of Frank Decker and, from
all indications, those who stay at home
considerable amusement. The ball game
will be one of the principal events of the
day, played between the Old Timers
the business mems club-and the Mount
Loves. Following are the names of the
members of the club:
Henry Newly, pitcher; Frank Decker.
first base; Jack Spencer, center field;
Thad Morrison left field; B. o. Kendall,
second base; w. Benedict, third base:
VIII Clapp. shortsop; Rob Clapp; catch
er; Bandel, right field. George Turner
Will act as umpire.
There will be at least two exciting
bicycle races. in which some of the
crack riders in their respective classes
will compete
In the greased-pig game the boy who
catches the pig will have him. and in
all the sports there will be prizes
awarded by the committee having the
sports In charge. There will be sack
races, IN which the legs of the contest.
ants VIII be encased in meal sacks, so
that they wilkhave to proceed by jumps;
tnree-legged races, in which the left
leg OF one 10Y will be tied up with the
right leg of another. so that they will
nave 70 go on three legs between them.
etc. There is no entrance fee for any-
thing; everything is free, excepting only
the rare on the Terminal, which will be
accommodate the public, the first one
at 2:15. The ball game will be called
at $3.50. The business men are nrac-
ticing. and say they will make the Mount
Loves get move on If they think thev
can beat them.
YUET YOU'S CASE.
The case Of Yuet You. charged with
grand larceny, was to have come I'm this
afternoon in Justice ROSTERS court but
was postponed till Wednesday next
This Is the complaint reported in Tho
Herald several days ago as having been
sworn out by Wong Ching. The woman
was finally found in San Francisco and
brought back to Pasadena. It is now
thought that the celestial, Wong Ching,
10 adopting this means to gain possess