The herald., 1896-06-27
EWSNOTES FROM PASADENA
Annual Banquet OF the High
School Alumni
A SHORT BUSINESS SESSION
Followed BY a Feast and a GENERAL
Good Time
prepara.ions for Celebrating Fourth Of July.
Baseball and Bicycle Notes-Sociai Do
ings and General News Briefs

PASADENA, June 26. - The annual
banquet of the high school alumni was
held at the Carleton hotel last evening"
the parlors being filled with the mem
bers of the different graduating classes
and the teachers. The gathering was
called to order by President Don NC
Gilvray before supper was announced
A short business session was held, when
the minutes of the last meeting were
read, and the following officers Oh the
association were elected for the ensuing
year:
William A. Wood, president; Neal
Traylor, first vice-president; MISS Gene
Henderson, second vice. president; Geo.
Baldwin, third e-president; Miss An
ME Brush, secretary; Robert NJ. Allen,
treasurer.
A constitution was submitted and &C :
copied, naming the association Inc Fas-
adena High School Alumni association
declaring all graduates members, the
teachers honorary members, and out
lining the object of the association to be
the maintenance of interest in the
school and the prompting of good fell
lowship among its members. A clause
was added inf1icting a fine of 81 upon
any member who married.
Prof j. d. Graham acted as toast
master and introduced each speaker
Don McGivray said. in his welcoming
speech, that all should remember the
welfare of the high school which should
have done so much for its graduates
The high school course fitted many for
college, and it was the purpose of the
association to stimulate loyalty to it.
Miss Julia Ogden, who replied in be-
half of the class of SO, hoped that the
members would all do their share for the
alumni association. Other toasts and re-
sponses were: Stanford. by Ben Page;
Berkeley. Miss saba White: University
of Southern California Mr.. Frank Well
ington: Throop, Mr.. Roy Gray Mrs.
Coleman addressed the members of the
association who are engaged in practical
life. The evening was closed with dane
ing and other amusements. Those pres
ent were:
Messrs. Carrothers, McGilvray, Tray
lor Page, Strong, G. Allen, r. Allin,
Coleman. Wellington. Gray. Mccoy.
Marx, Woodwork. Parker, Groesbeck.
Nash, F. Brown. Stevenson, Evans,
Gowan, Wood, Gibhings, Price. Bald
win. Misses Brush Edith Brush, White,
Ogden. Julia Ogden. Wady, Markham.
L. Weingarth, H. Weingarth. Palma
teer, Schopbach. Underwood, Good
win. Randall, Tower. lesson. Magee.
Gearhart. Gene Henderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Graham. Miss Nash, Mrs. Cole
man.
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
At meeting of the committee hav-
ing in charge the Fourth of July cele-
bration last night in the office of Coffin
& Stearns. bid for the furnishing of
500 worth of fireworks from Braley &
Co. was accepted. The bid includes fire.
works of all descriptions. and a man to
set them off. and make the necessary
arrangements. The speaking at the
opera house in the evening has not yet
been arranged for. A good musical pro-
gram Will be carried out. including pa
triotc songs by Miss Bertha Raymond.
BASEBALL GAMES.
The baseball game between the Pasa-
dena Stars and Mckinley Guards on the
South Fair Oaks grounds yesterday
afternoon was Won by the Stars by the
score of 26 to 16 The battery for the
Stars was Seaeraves and Griffin, and
for the Guards Mattoon and Foster. A
return game will be played July 4th
CYCLE RACES.
Lots of enthusiasm is being worked
up for the Blue Ribbon races of the
Grown City Cycle club on the 3Oth inst.
on the Lincoln avenue track and all
the crack riders of Pasadena as we'll as
a number of outsiders will take part.
To insure against loafing the races will
be paced by Messrs C. Hewitt and Nc
Stay on single wheels. The Terminal
trains will run within q short distance
of the track The entries in the several
events up to date: F. A. Bell, w. E.
de Hay F. S. Rowan, Gullerimo Rod
riguez, w. Bennett. II. s. jenkins, WE.
Jenkins, F. g. Lacy, j. w. Cowan, c. A.
Cowan, z. w. Holbrook. G. II. Yelling
ton, w. E. Harmon, Frick, Bayer Cook,
ulbricht and others.
BREVITIES.
About $50 people assembled at the
nome of Mrs. R. 3. Kellogg on Grand
avenue last evening to enjoy the lawn
party given by the Ladies' Guild of All
Saints Episcopal church. The grounds
were hung with Chinese lanterns and
music was furnished by Schilling's or
chestra, and the Episcopal choir bows
The refreshments were served by Mrs
Kellogg, Mrs Wotkyns and Miss Wot-
kyne. Among the guests were Bishop
and Mrs. Johnson
Miss Annie S. Harris, daughter of Mr.
Wnd Mrs. G. f. Harris, and Mr.. c. f.
s.eaVens were married last evening at
the nome OF the brides parents on Earl
nam street, Rev. r. NJ. Webster perform
ing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Leav-
ems VIII spend the summer at Strawber-
ry valley and will be at home after Sep
tember lst on Los Robes avenue.
MISS Louise Wood is spending a week
at Mount Wilson.
T. j. Martin is spending a vacation at
Echo mountain.
DR.. Anita E, Ting returned yesterday
from Miramar, Santa Barbara county
where she has been spending ten DAYS.
Geo. +. Kernaghan leaves tomorrow
Tor old Badly with his family to spend
the summer vacation.
X. ID. Badger, who has just returned
from northern trip, leaves soon for the
east
Miss Agnes Jones. who has been dan
gerously i'll for the past few weeks is
regaining her strength and her physi
clan thinks she will soon recover.
Mrs. Parker of South Los Robes ave-