The herald., 1896-02-20
PASADENA NEWS

those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Mo-
! Nally. Mrs. Fred McNally, Mr.. and
Mrs. OIuey, Miss Olney, Mr.. Nichols,
Mr.. and Mrs Cody. Mr.. and Mrs. Barn
hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Storey, Miss Storey,
Mr.. J. w. Hugus, Mrs. Beals, Mrs.
Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. }Thaddeus
Lowe, Mr.. Sheppard, Mr. Aldrich, Mr..
Heron, Miss Smith, Mr. Chad wick,
Mrs. Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hull,
Miss McClintock, Mr.. and Mrs. Rey.
nolds, Mr.. Dennison and Mr.. Arthur
Olney. g"
The Valley Hunt club takes an out-
ing on Saturday A picnic and lunch-
con being served Devils Gate canyon
at noon.
A grand ball is to be given at Hotel
San Gabriel Saturday evening.
The /. w. Blinn Lumber company
has fled mechanics' liens against A. y.
Christensen, M. G. Sperow and Gstchell
to $63l.22 upon lot IL Of the DIR. Carr
tract. So A'+@
The First National bank has received
advices from Washington that its first
deposit of 25.000. on the nav 4-per-
cent bonds awarded the bank has been
received, and that the bonds will be
forthcoming. --s-- -----=l
The Ladies' Aid auxiliary to the
Sons of Veterans will meet In regular
session tomorrow evening at g. A. II.
hall. A social meeting and an old
time candy pull will follow the regu.
| lar business session. Members of both
orders are invited.
Trilby is to appear at the opera
house on Monday evening next, and
Thomas Kean, the noted tragedian, ON
the evening following. This 10 the first
appearance in Pasadena of either Of
these people. ~
Health Officer Rowland says that
| eight deaths occurred in Pasadena dur
ing the week ending February 18th and
from consumption, two from pneu-
monia, one from typhoid fever. one
from exposure and one from old age.
Friends of 4. @. Webster will regret
to learn that by little indiscretion in
leaving the darkened room too soon he
is again confined to the sanitRrium. He
returned to the hospital on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Kohler lost their
11-months. old baby, Florence, yester-
day. It was beautiful child and the
idol of the parents.
The quarterly conference of the First
Methodist church will be held next
Thursday evening. The plans for the
proposed new $4,000 church, and its
exact location and position on the cor
ner of Marengo avenue and Colorado
street will then be definitely settled.
Mr.. II. W. Sankey, brother, and their
wives, came down from pleasant trip
to the top of Mount Lowe yesterday.
ho& tAni0 notfnnu
during the past week at Pomona, Red
lands and Riverside have been away
beyond the capacities of the church
accommodations. They spent pleas
ant day at Smiley Heights, being royal
ly entertained by those gentlemen.
They leave today for Santa Barbara on
a little resting tour, returning in time
to attend the church festivities which
open in Los Angelica onths 26th inst.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs. Wondsrley of Altadena is en-.
tertaining Mrs. Smith Of Detroit.
Il. D. Hornbrook of Kansas City is
guest of Il. r. Howe.
Mrs. Mcdonnell of Helena, Mont.
sister of G. +. Getchell, is in Pasadena
for the winter.
Mrs. Harry Newby aud Mrs. James
Oambell have just taken . cottage at
Los Casitas for the balance OF the win
ter.
J. l.. Francis and family of Troy, N.
Y, are expected in few days at Pasa-
demo. They will he the guests Of b. l..
Parish Of North Raymond avenue.
J. M. Glass has returned from lee
turing tour in San Diego county and
will start for Oakland and San Fran
ciso today.
Mrs. D. Il. Robinson. Mr.. H. Robin
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. Watson left
Hotel Green today for q short stay at
Redondo and Catalina leland.
ii. 3. Sherman Of Sherman Bros. g.
Co., Chicago, wife aud family, have
taken the residence Of Or, Tulcott, on
Orange Grove avenue, for the balance
OF the winter.
Officials of the Santa Fe road, includ
ing Messrs. Ripley, Martin. Biddle,
Strong, Robinson, together with 0. >.
A. Sprague Of Chicago, left via the
Southern Pacific today for FL Paso,
Galveston, Houston and Sonora.
Captain and Mrs. w. Ray and daugh-
ter. Miss Winnie, parents and sister of
Mrs. j. l.. Beck of Pasadena, left today
for their home in Humboldt county,
California.
Councilman Washhurn and family
start north next Saturday. They will
visit friends in San Francisco and in
termediate points. He will visit Mr..
Miller in the asylum at Stockton, whose
property is in the hands Of Mr.. Wash.
burn as guardian.
Recent arrivals at Hotel Green in
clude Mrs. Frank V. Elliott, Mr.. NJ. V.
Lockwood, J. M. Einstein, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Gibson, San Francisco; Mrs. g.
X. Duckworth, Cincinnati; Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac G. Otis. Jordan, N. y; Mr..
and Mrs. John s. Holden, Miss Lula j.
Holden, Mr.. Arthur J. Holden, Ben
nington, VT; Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Cole,
MIR. and Mrs. w. s. Glidden, Boston;
Mrs. L. w. Carpenter, Miss Mary @.
Carpenter, Miss Sadie Sayles, Provi-
dence, Il. l.; Mr.. s. 2. Kaufman, Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Livermour,
Rochester, N. Y; MIR. George H. Try
son, jr., Buffalo, n. y; Mr.. John M.
Williams, Mr.. aud Mrs, J. NJ. Fisher,
Chicago; William Wolf, Mrs. j.. Wolf,
Pittsburg; George A. Huhn, jr. w. l..
HUM, Philadelphia h. NJ. Ayerill, M.
Averill, Winnipeg, Manitoba.