The herald., 1896-11-16
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
High School Students Organize
a Lyceum
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
Who Take Their Oath of Office on
the Flag
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
The Twilight Club Will Meet Tonight.
Social Doings-Personal Notes and
General News Brevities

PASADENA, Nov. 15.-The pupils of
the high school have organized a society
to be known as the Pasadena High
School lyceum, with a present member
ship of about seventy. A social meeting
was held Friday evening for the install
lation of officers. The meeting was held
in the rooms of the Y. M. c. A. by invita-
ton. The parlors were prettily decor
aed, the presidents table being draped
with bunting, red and white, the high
school colors, and trailed with smilax
while the altar, also trailed with smilax,
was draped with Old Glory to represent
the nation, on which were Bible, the
nations guide; the constitution of the
United States, the nations bond, and
ballot box, the nations voice. Large
bouquets of chrysanthemums also
adorned the room.
Following is the program rendered:
Quartette, Arms Are Strong and
Hearts Are True-Messrs. Irwin, Carter,
Rice and Taylor. Installation of officers,
conducted by Prof. Graham. Recitation
Miss Machin. Instrumental trio, flutes
and guitar-Messrs. Weight, Darlington
and Carter. Essay. The Origin of Print
ing-Miss Fits. Reading-Mr. Shuts.
Each officer was in turn escorted to the
altar and instructed in his duties. With
his right hand on the flag he took the
oath OF Office and was conducted to his
seat
TWILIGHT CLUB
The recently elected officers for the
twilight club are as follows: President,
Rev. A. H. Merwin; vice president, Prof.
W. A. Edwards; secretary and treasurer,
Henry H. Klamroth. The executive com
mittee consists of the following: A. C.
Nroman, p. M. Green, DR.. George S.
Hull and Prof. j. u. Graham. The COM
mlttee Will meet Monday afternoon at
4:30 O'Clock at Mr.. Vromans rooms. No.
lSS East Colorado street. Judge Hiram
II. Cody. H. G. Reynolds, J. b. Stouten-
berg and DR.. George S. Hull were ad-
mitted to membership at the last meet
ing. Ihe next meeting will be held on
Tuesday, Nov. oath
BREvITIES.
Two tallyho loads of Throop teachers
ana students attended the football
game Saturday and saw the Throop
team best the U. S. c. by score of 20 to
U. A large number of other Pasadena
people We're also present.
pleasant social was given by the
Woodmen of the World in X. of p. hall
Friday evening. The early part of the
evening was spent in singing, among the
pieces being song by Mrs. Bradstreet.
accompanied by Mrs. Cummings of Los
Angeles. Refreshments were served
and the guests danced until late hour.
Mrs. Marshall of Markham avenue en-
tertained number of children Saturday
afternoon in honor of her daughter,
Alice Marshall. Games were played and
refreshments served.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Mr.. Walter l. Capp of South
n
Knighten, daughter of the Rev. VIII A.
knighten of Los Angeles. The wedding
takes place at st. Vincents church in
Los Angeles on the Gath of this month.
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock the
Lady Maccabees will meet in review, af-
ter which pleasant social will be en-
joyed. to which all Sir Knights and their
families are invited.
Temple Council of Kadesh met last
evening at Masonic temple for the re-
hearsal of the thirtieth degree to be con-
ferred upon a number of citizens next
Wednesday night.
There were twenty or thirty wheel
men out from Los Angeles today in
specting the Crown City clubs track,
which is pronounced by all the crack
riders as one of the finest tracks in the
country. On Thanksgiving day there
will be a good racing program and also
football game at the grounds, the lat
ter between Throop and the Los Angeles
clubs.
Frank Chapman of Portland, Maine,
who spends his winters in Pasadena, is
at the Carlton again for the season.
L. G.. Brown of Los Angeles was in the
city yesterday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson arrived in
the city from the east yesterday
Misses Hunter. Dodworth and Ford
enjoyed bicycle ride to the ostrich
farm yesterday afternoon, accompanied
by 3. o. Bruce.
Miss Ruth Brown of Long Beach is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Veale of Ma
rengo avenue.
II. B. Sherman of Orange Grove av-
enue was expected home from the east
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott of New York have
arrived at the Green for the winter.
Mrs. A. p. Higgins of North Marengo
avenue is visiting friends in Los Angeles