The herald., 1896-01-13
NEWS tSFROM PASADENA
A Birthday Anniversary Most
Merrily Celebrated
GAMES AT THE SPAULDING
Funeral Services Over the Remains of
Thomas Green
Bicyclists Make the Run to Santa Monica
and to Whittier and Eniov
GAMES AT THE SPAULDING
BicycIists Make the Run to Santa Monica
and to Whittier and Enjoy
the Ride

PASADENA, Jan. 12.-Mrs. Richard
Grinelfs fiftieth birthday was de-
lightfully celebrated yesterday even
ing with games, music and charades.
Upon entering the drawing room each
guest was presented with souvenir, which
was attached to his or her back part of
the entertainment was to guess the nature
of the little souvenir. Music was furnished
by the Mandolin and Guitar club and the
charades were arranged by the Misses
Hall and Mrs. Seymour Locke. A humor
GUS letter of regret from Dr. Hall, who was
unable to be present, afforded great mer-
riment.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. +. Hold r, DR.. and Mrs. +. f. K, wi nd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour E. Locke, DR.. and
Mrs. Up de Graft, Mr.. and Mrs. K. H. May,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X. nowdorth, Mesdames Kimball, Root,
Mitchell and b. NJ. Wotkyns, Misses Dreer,
Greer, Hubbard, Hall, Eleanor Hall, Dob
bins, Bolt, Wotkyns, Green, Greenleaf,
Messrs. G. f. Granger, B. o. Bruce, A. S.
Halsted, f. G. Boil, Perkins, Los Angeles;
Smith, oan Gabriel; DR.. j. M. Radebaugh
and others,
RoGRESSIvE EUCHRE
At the Spaulding yesterday evening the
guests were pleasantly entertained at pro.
gressive euchre. Agreeable refreshments
were served and prizes we're won as fol-
lows: Ladies' first. Mrs. w. j. Pierce, who
secured silver shoe horn; Miss Fisher,
ladies' second prize, a Spaulding souvenir
spoon; j.. II. Adams, gentleman's fret
prize, silver mounted hat brush; Colin
Stewart, second prize, a silver mounted ink
eraser. The consolation prizes fell to the
lot of f. j. Policy and Mrs. Sa res. ihe
event was one of the most enjoyable of the
season.
MIR. GREEN'S FUNERAL
large concourse of friends attended
the funeral of the late Thomas Green of
South Pasadena at the First Congregations
al church, Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
The pas or of the church, Rev Fl. M.
Lathe, and the Rev. d. d. Hill of Los An
geles both dwelt upon the beautiful life led
by the venerable Mr.. Green, and spoke
touchingly upon the esteem with which he
had been held in the community. Jesus,
Lover of My Soul, Rock of Ages and Har-
Dor Bells were rendered by the choir.
Among the many floral offerings were a
shock of wheat and q sickle of leaves, two
carna ion pieces, q sickle of heliotrope.
a design in violets and ferns, a pillow of
white carnations, bearing the word ''Fath-
err" and others. Interment was made in
Mountain View cemetery. The pail bear
ers were Deacons hOSs, w. L. and 1. b.
Clapp. Dr. Page, Samuel Hahn and Mr..
Heimsath.
CYCLERs' RUNS
The following Pasadena cyclers rode
down to Santa Monica today to see the
track and also to see Stearns team ride:
E. r. Braley, Harry Black, W. c. Hill,
Frank Ioty. Henry Nichols, Robert Har-
gresves and Jim Eads.
H. ID. Nichols, Ed. Turner, AL Breed,
Harry Policy and Archie Price made the
trip to Whittier and report an exciting ride
along the Whittier covered flume, which is
five feet wide and extends over four miles
of rough country, in some places crossing
gorges fifty feet deep, where a slip or
broken wheel would mean broken neck.
Where the trestle crosses the san Gabriel
river the stretch is about q mile in length
and the flume fifty feet above the water.
The boards were shaky in places and each
boy was careful not 10 take header into
the stream below.