The herald., 1896-12-08
NEWS SNOTES FROM PASADENA
The Busy Burglars Still Ply
Their Trade
TWO ROBBERlES ON SUNDAY
The Officers Efforts as Yet Disclose
No Clue
Work of the Y. P. c. e. District Conven- :
tion-Fruit Growers Meeting-In
the Social World-Brevities

Work OF the Y. r. Z. H. Dlstrlct CoHNeH-
tion-Fruit Growers Meeting-In
the Social World-Brevities
PASADENA, Dec Two more bur-
glaries occurred in Pasadena on Sunday
night. The residence of w. H. Pinney
on East Walnut street was entered dur
ing the absence of the family at church.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Pinney and the lat
ter's sister, Miss Johnston of Pomona,
returned at an early hour they found
things in their home very much mussed
up, and watch belonging to Miss
Johnston, a small sum of money and a
set Of razors missing. The robbers en-
tered through a door on Galena avenue,
and as usual, departed without leaving
any clue as to their identity.
The Brunswick billiard hall was also
entered in some mysterious manner and
about $40 in coin extracted therefrom.
It Is thought the burglars entered from
the alley in the rear and escaped into
Colorado street through the door of
the barber shop that adjoins the cigar
stand.
Marshal Lacey is at work on both
cred their tracks, and 1t will probably
be difficult to apprehend them.
Y. P. S. c. E. CONVENTION
At the district convention of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor held in Pasadena last week a
new song or hymn was introduced by
G. G.. Reynolds. Let a Little Sunshine
In it was called, and the words and mu
sic soon made it one of the popular
pieces of music of the convention 1t
is interesting to note that the music was
composed by Charles II. Gabriel, former
choirmaster of the Presbyterian church
and a brother-inlaw of Mrs. H. w. Ga
briel of this city. 1t first attracted at
tention at the recent national conVen-
tion of the Christian Endeavorers at
Washington, D. c., when only about a
dozen copies had been printed, one of
which was presented to Mr.. Reynolds.
on account of the active part which he
took in the proceedings of that great
body.
FRUIT GROWERS MEET.
A meeting of the directors of the Fruit
Growers association was held this af-
ternoon. There were present Messrs.
Geo. F. Kernaghan, M. III. Wright w.
T. Clapp, e. L. Farris. J. H Woodwork,
and B. F. Ball. Secretary Jones was
ppresent in his official capacity. 1t was
decided to fix December 81 as the time
for the season of 1867. Various mat
ters of interest to the association were
discussed, but no other business of i'm
portance was transacted.
PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR.
The annual sale given under the aus
pices of the ladies of the Presbyterian
church will open tomorrow in the Rich
ardson block, East Colorado street A
musical program will be rendered during
the evening as follows:
Music-Mandolin Orchestra
Violin solo. selected-Miss Polk.
Vocal solo, A Day Dream-Mrs. Miller.
Violin solo-Harod Simpson.
Vocal solo, Bright Star of Love-Miss
Young.
Violin obligato-Miss Polk.
Vocal solo. selected-Mrs. Barker; ac-
companist, Mrs. Percy. Mandolin and
guitar.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
The Good Templars will give an en-
tertanment tomorrow night at G. A. r.
hall, when the following program will
be rendered:
Grafton, Good Templary-E. A. Ar
mold.
Plano solo-Mertie Bonner.
Essay, Total Abstinence-Gertrude
Ralston.
Vocal solo-Leah Yates.
Grafton, True Patriots-Albert Bald
win.
Essay, Man Is What He Makes Him.
self-Jennie Latimer.
Song-Lodge quartet.
Grafton, The Chain That Binds-Benj.
o. Lacey.
Guitar and mandolin duet-Messrs.
James and Wright.
MARTINS CAMP.
c.. S. Martin came down from Camp
Wilson yesterday evening There has
been quite run of visitors at this popu-
lar resort the past week. Among the
Pasadenians now at the camp are the
Misses Louise and Corinne Wood, Miss
Lacey and Oliver Gale. Other recent
visitors include Rev. DIR. Chichester of
Los Angeles, Miss Clark of Toronto Can
ada, and Miss Sprague Of Sierra Madre
j. G. Brainard and Miss Wood return
ed from camp yesterday afternoon.
COUNCIL ADJOURNS.
Trustees Hamilton and Reynolds were
the only members of the city council
present at the meeting held this after
noon, and they not constituting a uuor-
UNI, adjournment was made until to-
morrow evening at o'clock. Mr. Wash
burn is engaged on grand jury work and
Mayor Hartwell is visiting relatives in
the east.
LOCAL NOTES.
Mrs. D. r. Rogers will entertain at
cards at her home on Ellis street, in
honor of Mr.. Rogers mother, Mrs NJ.
v. Everest of Carbondale, ILL.,, Thursday
afternoon she will entertain members of
the younger social set
The Prowlers' club will enjoy a sheet
and pillowcase party Thursdayevening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Jar
dine. A bus will leave Wiley & Gree
ley's at 7:45 o'clock.
Miss Shoemaker will be the guest of
honor at the Maiden Ladies' Dinner club,
which meets Wednesday evening at the
home of Miss Greenleaf. Grand avenue.
THE LATEST BURGLAR
Soon after Officer Orr left his home on
North Delacy street this evening, q noise