The herald., 1896-01-09

Herbert Mosher acted as best man
and Miss Mary Mosher as maid OF
honor. The bride was attired iu an
evening gown of golden brown and
carried bouquet of brides roses. The
happy couple will be at home to their
friends after January 10Th at 293 Cy-
press avenue.
Among the guests were Misses Laura
San Francisco, Mrs. and Miss Cald-
we'll, Mrs. Knight, Miss Sterrett, Roger
Sterrett.
A SOCIAL PARTY.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fl. r. Hertel enter
tanned few friends last evening at
progressive euchre in honor of their
guest. Miss Westerfeld. The house
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion and the game counters pro-
vided were novelties in tae shape of
gilt bells to be placed upon CORE.
spending rings and retained as souve-
Mrs. The prizes were won by Mrs. w.
S. Wright, who captured ladies' first
prize, rare porcelain cup and saucer;
Il. Il. Jones, gentleman's frat prizs, a
silver mounted vaseline jar. Tbe con-
ISOLATION prizes fell to Miss Visscher, a
box Of bon bons, apd Mr.. Vandervort,
who received a dec grated calendar.
Among the guests were Mr.. aud Mrs.
F. b. Wstharoy, Mr. and Mrs. L. G..
Torrance, Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Vande-
wort, Mr.. aud Mrs. I'll. M. Staats. Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
A. FL. Conger, Mr.. aud Mrs. e. e. Jones,
Misses Visscher, Westerfeld, Emil
Ksyser and DR.. J. M. Radebaugh.
CHOSEN FRIENDS IN STALL
The following officers we're installed
at the meeting of the Chosen Friends
last evening at Old Fellows hall:
Chief counsellor, W. s. Lacey; past
counsellor, FL. j. Munger; vice-counsel-
lor, Mrs. r. A. Biddle; secretary, Mrs.
Hattie Spaulding; treasurar, Warren
Rodgers; prelate, Mrs. F. M. Locher;
marshal, E, r. Bddle; warden, Fred
Fushia; guard, Aldine Fushia; sentry,
j. ID. Spauldlng; instructor; Mrs. H. j.
Munger; trustees, Mrs. w. s. Lacey,
Mrs. Warren Rodgers AMI E. r. Bid
die.
Among the visiting members of the
order were: w. FL. Savage, supreme
representative; Mrs. w. H. Savage, FL.
M. DAkiu, Mrs. Dakin, Misses Schmidt
and Allison, all of Martha Washington
council, No l07 of San Pedro, and S.
J. Chase and Mrs. e. B. Chase of Los
Angeles council, No. 13.
BREvITIEs
Frank Edwards and Harry Council,
the two men who were brought in from
the camp of tramps near Lamsnda
Park Monday night and who were
found guilty of having stolen two over
coets, which were recovered, have been
sentenced TO ninety days each for pet
ty larceny, by the recorder. The stolen
overcoats were the property of Q. d.
Dutton and Il. w. Parkes.
Ell. j. Munger has bought out the
numerous outstanding accounts
against the proprietor of the Saddle
Rock restaurant, John s. Neal, and
will conduct the place himself after to-
morrow.
A number of Pasadena young people
will go down to Los Angeles Friday
afternoon to attend the informal dance
which will be given by the pupils of
the Los Angeles high scnool.
The younger guests of Hotel Green
are making arrangements for dra-
matte entertainment.
A large delegation of w. @. 7. U.
women went to Los Angeles today to
attend the Fluke trial which WAS held
this morning in Judge Smiths depart
ment. City Attorney Arthur appeared
for the prosecution and Judge Heeter
for the defense. The defense relies
largely upon the fact that the liquor
ordinance was not passed while the
council were meeting in a place pre-