The herald., 1896-08-27
NEWS Notes FROMP PASADENA
Pythian Knights Return From
Encampment
TAN AND GLORY WAS WON
Likewise q Banner for Proficiency Ia
Drill
TAN AND GLORY WAS WON
An Oriental Hose Thief convlcted-Doings In
the Social World-Personal Notes
end News Brevlties

PASADENA, Aug. 26.-The Pasadena
contingent Of the Knights of Pythias re-
turned from the Santa Monica encamp-
ment this afternoon and marched
through the streets to the music of the
Pasadena band. They We're covered
with tan and glory.
The competitive drill for a. banner was
held yesterday, and the contest was be-
tween the Los Angeles division, No. 25.
and Pasadena division, No. 32, and the
Pasadena division won. The captains
OF the divisions. c. c. Brown Of Pasade-
ma and @. s. Adolph of Los Angeles,
were handed lists of movements which
they had not seen before, and the COM
mands were made from these. The
movements comprised sword exercises.
company and platoon movements. The
trophy was presented by the Pacific
lodge Of Santa Monica. Rev. I. M. Mer-
linJones made the presentation, with the
assistance Of Mrs. Col Arndt and Miss
Bertha Hardwick.
SOCIAL NOTES.
A number of young people were enter
tanned by Miss Mamie Young of South
Euclid avenue last evening in honor of
MISS Edith Gardener and her fiance, Mr..
Jirah D. Cole. The house was prettily
oecorated. and the feature of the
amusements was an advertising game.
Tor which prizes were offered. The first
prize, a handsome Japanese vase, was
won by Miss Wood, and Mr. Cole can
tured the BOBBY. Dainty refreshments
We're served, and the guests were the
misses wood, Misses Fife, Wisewell,
Saruener, Katherine Gardener. Krug.
BAH and Church, and Messrs. Stimson'
wood, Rhodes, Fife, Roraback and 9th,
erS.
BREvITIES.
The case of All Jim, the Chinese chair
nen9er VINO stole piece Of hose from
o,,e e noine OF MT. II. Z. Holt, on Adella
avenue, the other day, came up in the
recorders court this afternoon. and Al
was given the choice of paying $40 mr.
spending 30 days. He said days and was
taken to Los Angeles today.
"a party OF ladies and gentlemen left
TINS AFTERNOON for camp of three weeks
IN the Challas mountains. The narty
was composed of the following: Cant
ana MRS. Bangham, Misses Bangham
ana McMurty, G. c. Brown and s. w
w. p. Arthur received a telegram
from Secretary M. r. Hirr,ns es ram am
state central committee, saving that ~
Wouio SUIT them to meet here at o'clock
saturday afternoon at the RenuhIicon
AWiswam. "A party of fifteen will meet
the Green. Sei'eo at
A horse driven by Mrs. O'Neil of North
fasadena up Marengo avenue this morn
ing became unmanageable, owing r.
broken bride, and ran away. He was
stopped by Harry Townsend ana no
damage was done. GNU "o
n. H.klamroth has returned from or
extended eastern trip. VA
w. b. Park left on today's overIe nd
Tor st. Paul on flying trip.
Mrs. j. w. Bull left Yesterday for
snort soJourn on the island.
u. ID. Rowan and family are exneotad
nome from Long Beach Saturday.
William Pierce and son have returnsd
from Catalina. eu
Mr.: and Mrs. J. c. Chamberlain of
North Los Robles avenue went to Tonr
Beach today. -1o"e
MRS. Armstrong and the Misses Arm
strong and Rowland went to Santa Mon
ica To-Day to see the tennis Tournaments
MRS Theodore Coleman and daughter
MISS Sarah, returned from Long Reach
today -'e"oh
Mr.. Herlihy of the Model grocery &c
surering from blood poisoning, caused
by splinter which he ran into his hand.
Mrs: F. E. Forester left this morning
for st. Paul. -'-''e
Albert Hall left yesterday for Stanford
university.
Rev. H. W. Lathe has returned from
an eastern sojourn.
Mrs. s. E.Merritt of the Pasadena pub-
Tic library is the guest of Miss Nelmes
at Glen Rosa.