The herald., 1896-02-22
PASADENA

sociation, it was deemed advisable
the secretary Of the board of trade is
also to act as secretary of the Mer-
chants Protective association. The
expenses OF such organization are to
be paid separately. The committee to
outline the matter consists of Messrs.
Greer. Lockett, Martin and Wood.
The building committee to provide
q location and suitable quarters was
composed of Messrs. Coleman, Stewart
and Stearns.
The committee reported favorably in
regard to joining the festivities of La
Fiesta and committee was appointed
to solicit subscriptions to defrsy ex-
penses, consisting of Messrs. Stewart
and Hertel, and they to select third.
BROWNIE CLUB
The Brownie Social and Literary
club met last evening at the home of
Miss Jessie Munfort. Mr.. Charles
Munfort presided over the evenings 8
discussion, and papers were read re-
viewing Emerson as a poet, philoso-
pher, preacher, essayist and lecturer.
Vocal solos we're rendered by Miss
Pearl, instrumental solos by Miss
Lockwood, and the entertainment
varied with games and refreshments.
BREvITIEs
About thirty guests of the Painter
join hands in a picnic in Millard's can
yon tomorrow.
The young ladies' riding club Of
Pasadena held another meeting today,
and took lunch at San Gabriel hotel.
bn n mi iox
dinner at G.. A. r. hall, February 231.
Twenty-Five cents will be charged.
The w. @. T. U. will meet at the First
Congregational church, Tuesday, Feb.
25th. at 3 pm, to organize another
union.
Mrs. Freeman Vail will entertain a
party at her home this evening at pro-
gressive hearts. There will be five
tables. Prizes will be awarded the
winner. Refreshments will be served
by Hutchins.
The Cottonwood Canyon Water COM
pany has taken steps to regulate the
supply of water.
Chambers daily tallyho parties are
growing popular. Those who COM
posed the party today were Mrs. w. b.
Stewart, Bert Gray, Della Hendson,
Miss Mitchell, James Hudson, J. r.
Krauses and wife of Salem, Or; D.
Larkin, Clara A. Larkin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Shields, Jessie Carle, A. Il. earle
and Mrs. w. L. Gray.
A meeting will be held in the Univer-
salist church Sunday evening next
which will be addressed by the pastor,
Rev. w. M. Jones, Rev. Conger, Presi-
dent Keyes, Mr.. Metcalfe and Hon.
William Stanton. This meeting is in
compliance with a growing custom to
commemorate the day by delineation
of international difficulties.
Edward Rust, the 13-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rust, pupil in
the Garfield school, broke his left arm
in two places yesterday. He was run
ming, and stumbled and fell. DR.
Bleecker was called, and the boy is do.
ing nicely.
Miss Monfort, Miss Bangham and
Miss Stone will receive at the home o!
the former next Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Porter, president Of
the +. Porter Brewing company o.
Joliet, Ills, are guests Of the Hote
Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. w. Wellington ant
family, treasurer of the Silver LAX,
Packing company of Boston and New
tonville, Mass, are in the city.
| Recent arrivals at the Hotel Greer
| include Mrs. w. +. Burns and family
| Mrs. r. H. Van Schanck and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e. Barrett
Chicago; Mr. G. A. Fahnstack, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward j. McCutcheon, Mrs. Il
B. Hunt and daughter, San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. FL. Carlson, Mr.. W
Il. Carlson, San Diego; Mr.. and Mrs
John Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. James J
Watson, Mr.. William w. Wilcox, Mrs
w. Jewett Cleveland, Los Angeles.