The herald., 1896-02-06
PASADENA NEWS

ard such collection, in connection with
other exhibition plans.
The blue and white cups and saucers
used for tea on Thursday afternoon
will be an exhibit of Victor Marsh &
Go. Mr.. Hurlbut will be asked to pour
the first cup of the tea at $50 per
pound and offer it to Mrs. Patterson on
the afternoon of February 18th. Mrs.
Norton has been assigned the duty of
studying the architectural designs of
pottery, fgurines and Navajo blankets,
under the proposed plan.
The stereopticon entertainment to
be given in the Universalist church on
Monday evening next, by Professor G..
Wharton James, for the benefit of the
Sons Of st. George, will treat of Indian
life IN Arizona and New Mexico. The
professor has spent q great deal of
time in those parts and his views are
strikingly illustrative of his lecture.
The w. O. T. U. will meet in the
Methodist church at $3.50 p m. tomor-
row. after the afternoon services. Sub
ject, Scientific Temperance Ipstruc-
tion.
The Germania club gave concert at
the K. of P. hall last evening. Selec-
tions Of Dimond's orchestra were:inter-
epersed with orations by B. w. Hahn,
vocal solos by Mr.. Charles Roy and
clarinette solo by Herr f. Ehlors. The
evening closed with social dance.
The Pickwick club was in session
last evening. Officers were elected as
follows: Senator q. M. Simpson, pres.
ident; H. R. Hertel, vice. president;
Henry Newly, secretary and treasurer:
w. J. Pierce, II. Q. Holt, J. M. Gates, F.
R. Harris, E. j. Pyle and j. s. Glass
cock, directors. The usual committees
will be appointed at the next regular
meeting.
The city is at present paying off
$4,000 Of municipal bonds and $425 in
library bonds. This will leave out
standing $115,200 of the improvement
bonds and $3.50 of library bonds. They
draw 5 and z per cent interest.
BREvITIEs.
Schilling's minstrels open a one
night engagement at the Grand opera
house tomorrow evening.
The excursions to Riverside today
over both the Southern Pacific and
Santa Fe lines, did not come up to yes
terday's outing to Redlands in point of
numbers, but Pasadena sent her pro.
portion, just the same.
At the Hotel lGreen today may be
found Thomas H. Pierce and J. H. Page
Of New York city, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Ball Of Chicago; Fl. @. Morrison, Nash
vile, Tenn; N. Mayer, D. A. Menden-
hall, and H. 8. Keller, San Francisco,
and W. P. Snyder, S. N. Kingsley, Geo.
D. Pessell, E. r. Killam. William Gar
land and Clarence A. Miller, of Los
Angeles.
A little tally-hU party, member Of
the Young Married Peoples whist club,
took run over to the San Gabriel
hotel last evening to dine.
PERSONAL MENTION
Willys Hall has gone on flying trip
to San Francisco.
Mr.. Palmateer, Of the National cy-
clery, is on the street again after quite
struggle with the grip.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas D. Ogg of Sau-
gus, Gal, are spending a day or two
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hyer at Hotel
Green.
w. H. Harris of st. Paul, collector of
internal revenue for Minnesota, with
his daughter, Mics Ethel, is visiting the
family of Mr.. d. N. Gates of 80 Wav-
erly drive.
Colonel J. r. Bowler and his con, @.
r. Bowler, OF Fresno, are at the Green.
Mr.. Bowler is pioneer hotel man of
Pasadena, being formerly proprietor OF
the Webster and Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Faller bade good
bye to Pasadena yesterday for Spring
field, Mass.
w. s. Wright left on the Southern
Pacific train last night for Stockton on
legal business.
VIII Thompson Of New York city,
city, who came here several weeks ago
on account of the severe illness of his
mother, Mrs. q. Q. Thompson, returned
east yesterday. His mother is conval-
escing.