The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-11-07
TriIby Base Ball Club Suffers
Defeat
THE GROSS.KIMBLE WEDDING
Attended by Many Guests From Othea
Towns
An Aged Veteran Injured in a Runaway.
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PASADENA, Nov 6-There was fair
crowd at the ball game this afternoon
between the Trilbys of Los Angeles and
the local team, at the bicycle track
grounds. The game was an excellent one
Is the score. to 4, in favor of Pasadena.
shows. The Trilbys were the champions
Of Southern California and started out
in the game to win. from the looks of
things at the time. Gerge Turner start
ed out as umpire, but he was succeeded
by cpored Los Angeles man who was
also regarded as rank and removed.
Then George Robinson walked forth
and contrived to cater satisfactorily to
both sides.
GOSS-KIMBLE.
Miss Edith Goss. formerly of this city,
sister, Mrs. w. S. Windham of Hen
rietta court, was married last evening
to Griffith z. Kimble of Los Angeles, at
the home OF the brides sister. The
rooms were very prettily decorated with
roses chrysanthemums and smilaX and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
N. H. G. Fife. The bride was charming
in white brocaded silk and carried
bouquet of white roses Gladys Wind
ham and Tyler Parker stood up with the
bride and groom. After the serving of
to Los Angeles. where they will be at
home on Jefferson street. Those pres
ent from Los Angeles were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Compton, Mr.and
Mrs. Tucker, Misses Lille and Lizzie
Goss, Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr.. Oliver,
Mss Marion Flood and Mr.. Flood; from
Redondo, Mr.and Mrs. Carson;and those
from Pasadena were RI. and Mrs. Tyler
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. John Billheimer,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Clarke, Mesdames
Dewitt Sisson, Misses Unthank, Dance,
Suppell, Sisson, Flora Banbury, Mayo,
Camilla Clarke, Gladys Windham, Rev.
N. II. G. Fife, Mr.. Thomas Banbury, jr.,
Mr.. Ed. Mayo. and Master Tyler Parker.
THE REGULAR RUNAWAY.
Mr.. E. Nation, an army veteran, 6S
years of age, suffered the dislocation of
his shoulder blade in a runaway acct
dent yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Nation
lives with Major H.. N. Rust of South
Pasadena. He was driving with Mr..
Rust's little girl on Pasadena avenue
when the shaft Of the buggy dropped
and the horse began to kick Mr.. Mat
toon took the child in his arms and
jumped. His shoulder was dislocated
by striking a wheel. The horse was con-
siderably injured. The little girl was
not hurt. Mr.. NATION was attended by
Drs. McAllister and Walker.
BREVITIES.
H. N. Rust and Jas. Townsend are re-
ceiving subscriptions of money and
clothing for Mrs. Annie Adams, daugh-
ter of the celebrated John Brown Of
slavery days. Mrs. Adams is in desti-
tute circumstances in the northern part
of the state, her house having been re-
Gently burned.
A boxing entertainment was given at
San Gabriel last evening for the benefit
of Dave Coyle, who was injured some
iV1s "
were four two-round goes between Pas
adena young men, who proved them
selves expert at the art. The affair was
under the management of Mr.. Gold
smith.
Miss Jessie Flint gave pretty birth
day party to her friends at her home on
Adella avenue last evening, the occa-
sion being her tenth birthday Games
were played and refreshments served
and the guests were Marian Williams,
Jennie Kendall, Jennie James, Clara
johnson, Dora Staysa, Ethel Flint, Ar
thur Johnson, John Holmes, Edwin
Whitman and Carl owens.
Miss Blanche Bolt entertained the
Dinner club at her home on Grand av-
enue yesterday evening. Covers were
laid for ten. After the dinner few gen.
tlemen were invited and a dance enjoy
ed. The guests were Misses Bess Hub
bard, Anna Hubbard, Margaret Greble,
r
garet Greenleaf, Nan Brown, Blanche
Bolt, Virginia Rowland, Louise Hugus,
Messrs. Bell, Chase, Fife, Perkins and
Lindsey.
A number of people will attend the
presidential ratification in Los Angeles
tomorrow night. There will be no rati-
fication in this city owing to the fact that
the stores keep open late and many
members of the Americas club could not
be present to join in. Monday night has
been set for Pasadena's blowout.
l.. ]. Huff who has been for year the
Junior member OF the firm OF Z. Is.
Thomas & Co., druggists, has bought out
Mr.. Thomas and is now sole proprietor.
Mr.. Huff Is we'll known young man of
this city and has experience of eight
years in the drug business, four of them
having been spent here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Simons Of 125 East Cal
ifornia street have issued invitations for
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Emma, to Mr.. Charles Fishbeck, at 8
o'clock OH the evening of November 18th.
They will be at home at Sierra Madre.
There was large attendance at the
meeting last evening of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Sons of Veterans at 9.
A. R. hall. A unique entertainment was
planned for the first Thursday in Deem
Der, including a circus, menagerie and
booths representing the four seasons. all
Of which will be of great interest.
Residents of North Pasadena have
sent a petition to the supervisors com
planning Of nuisance in the shape of
hogs kept by a man in the vicinity of
Marengo and Montana streets. The
matter was referred to the health officer.
Mrs. Hurd is entertaining her grand
mother. who is here from Colorado
Springs. 80, 4 -1,.IY Et.gG
Campbell johnson has made Arrange na.e-
ments for the erection of a fine resi-
dence on his ranch west of the CITY.
Miss Lang Of San Gabriel of San Cab
riel was guest yesterday in the city.
c. S. Martin and Thomas Nelmes left
this morning for the peak.
Oliver Gale of Marengo avenue went to
the peak this morning.
Mrs. oliver Pitcher and daughter re
turned yesterday from Long Beach.
where they have spent the summer.
DR.. Slaughter has returned to Pasa-
dena after visit in the east. He will
spend the winter here.
Mrs. Lamon and daughter have left
the city to reside in Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Webster of Mad
ison avenue leave tomorrow for their
new home in Los Angeles.
CORONADO.