The herald., 1896-02-05
PASADENA NEWS

ing up with dance. Piano solos were
rendered by Miss Morse, Miss Stone
and Miss Norton, and vocal music by
Miss Forbes and Miss Morrow. The
recitations were by Mrs. SNOWFALL, Miss
Morse. Miss Johnson, Mr.. Field, Mrs.
Hodffe and Miss Winegarth rendered
selections on the banjo and guitar.
Miss Jessie Ford entertains the
members of the Ladies Riding club
rhursday afternoon, FEBRUARY 18th, at
their home on Orange Grove avenue.
A floral love tale will be the feature OF
the evening.
The arrivals at ::the Hotel Green yes
terdsy we're Mrs. W. 81. Gurney OF
Buffalo, New York; Mrs. Fl. 4. Noble OF
Chicago, Mr.. B. s. Hubbard OF San
Francisco, Messrs. J. A. Fairchild and
w. H. Knight of Los Angeles. Mrs. Van
Steinberg of Spirit Lake. Iowa; Mr..
and Mrs. +. g. Wsrdwell and Louis E.
Wardwell OF Cambridge, Mass, and
Miss Flora Mcdonald Of Hinsdale.
New York.
Misses Ainswortb, Sutton, Powers.
Markham, Sundilands, Mill, McCaldiD,
Colgan, Adams. Bayliss. Waller and
Mrs. Proctor, Messrs. Fl. G. Sutton,
HTs
Swartzenbach, Randall, Bishop, Davy,
Rogers, Proctor and @. 7. Sutton made
up a very gay and festive number at a
dancing party in Kramer's hall last
evening, the music being by Dimond's
orchestra. Refreshments we're served
and general good time enjoyed.
The society columns of the San Fran
cisco Examiner announce the engage
ment of Miss Mabel Henry, niece of
Mrs. John r. Jarboe of this city, and
Frederick H. Sears, clasS of '95, U. c.,
now connected with the astronomical
department of the university, and a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Sears of Pasa-
dena.
The excursion run by the Santa Fe
road to San Bernardino, Redlands and
around the kite today was big sue
cess in point of numbers. Upwards of
140O went from the two cities, some $50
being from Pasadena.
The Woman's Aid society of the
Presbyterian church is preparing an
entertainment to be given early in
March for the benefit of the music
fund.
Verdudo canyon and La Canyada
valley resounded with the shouts of
jolly tallyho party from the Painter
hotel yesterday. Mr.. @. w. SeRmans
was the donor of the outfit and the
outing was appreciated by all.
The regular meeting of the Monday
Evening Study club was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace
on East Colorado street on Monday
evening. The class is conducted by
Mrs. Wellington SteRrns, aud English
history and literature are it's drawing
features.
Pasadena Odd Fellows turned out en-
masse last evening to visit Monrovia
lodge. The initiatory degrees were
conferred by members Of the AzusR
lodge.
Tickets for the testimonial concert
to be given at Hotel Green Tuesday
evening, February 11th. are on sale at
the usual places. Los Angeles artists
have been secured, and together with
home talent q rich musical treat may
be expected.
For the month Of January DR.. F. F.
Rowland, health officer, reports total
of twenty deaths in this city and vicin-
ity. or these were from consump-
tion, from peritonitis, from cere-
bral diseases, from congestion of the
lungs, 2 from diphtheria, from influ-
enza, 1 from heart disease, l from
shock following an operation, l from
cancer. from old age and l from
melitis.
PERSONAL MENTION
MIR. Loeb, wife, daughter and maid,
who have been at Hotel Green for
week past, moved today to Mrs.
Bangs, on Grand avenue. Mr.. Loeb is
the senior partner of A. Loeb & Son,
who represent one of the largest insur-
ance businesses in Chicago and, who
is pioneer of La Sale street in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rose of
Cleveland, O., who are regular winter
sojourners on the cogst, are cozily
ensconsced at the Hotel San Gabriel.
Prof. T. J. Williams, accompanied by
Miss Evelyn Sibley Miss Bertha Buck
ingham, and Prof. Fred H. Cregsr,
sought the seclusion of Rubio Canyon
yesterday.
Will Thompson took leave of his
friends here to go to New York city to
practice law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira d. Sankey, the
noted evangelist whose name is in
stinctively linked with Moody and
Sankey, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. San
key, of Boston, are guests Of the
Green.
Mrs. F. FL. Stott, wife OF the great
producer Of wooden gods of Stott-
vile, N. Y, and her son, are recent ar
rivals at the Green.