The herald., 1896-12-02
A Social Assembly Very Large
Iy Attended
CHARMS OF SOUTH AFRICA
Lure the Explorers Back to the Dark
Continent
Col. Green and Family Expected Today
A Ball Game Sunday-Personal
and News Brevities

PASADENA, Dec. 1.-The first of a
series of three Assemblies" was held
tonight in the Auditorium, the beautiful
hall in the new To2lance block, North
RAYMOND avenue. V1his was the most
important social event of the year ano
was largely attended. The hall was
beautifully and lavishly decorated with
palms and growing plants.
Among the invited guests, most OF
whom were present. were Mr. ana Mrs.
A. w. Armstrong, MIR. and Mrs. Z. ID.
Daggett, Mi. and Mrs. L. f. Hull Mr..
and Mrs. ]. z. Jardine, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. McClintock, DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Ma
comber, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. May Mr..
and Mrs. R. l. Rogers, Mr.. and MRS. IL.
c. Torrance, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. s. Wright.
Dr. and Mrs. Z. S. Upde- Graft, Mr.. and
Mrs Seymour E. Locke, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barker, DR. and Mrs. W. B. Row
land, DR.. and Mrs. F. F. Rowland, MIR.
and Mrs. Thad. Lowe, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Bakewell
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bell Mr.
and Mrs Horace Dobbins, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Hagus, Mr. and Mrs. Flewton
Claypool, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Picher, Mrs. Robertson,
Mr.. and Mrs. u c. Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kayser, Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Sooville, Mrs. 7. B. Wins
low, Mrs. Kater, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Libby, Mrs. A. c. Armstrong, Misses
Armstrong. Bolt, the Misses Greble, the
Misses Dodworth, Libby, Greenleaf, the
Misses Hubbard, Sargent, Shoemaker,
DAggstt. Craig. Allin, Gardner. the
Misses Hugus, Ford, Rowland. Cloud,
Trew, johnson, Peasants, Greer Eli
OFT, Sutton and Merwin, Messrs. Shoe
maker, Runce, Macomber. Gilmore, Per
kins, Stats. Fish, Merwin, Rowan Post,
Bell, Lindsay. Barry, Kellam, Sutton,
Crank. Lyman, s.. ". Martin Garland
Allen, Parsons and Leffingwel
Mrs. A. c. Armstrong. Mrs. Seymour
E. Locke, Mrs. e. r. Hull, Mrs. F. r.
Rowland and Miss Greer constituted the
reception committee. Excellent music
was furnished by Schillinger's orchestra.
BACK TO AFRICA
+. c. Burnham will leave Pasadena
next month for South Africa. He will
however remain some weeks in London
attending to some business affairs with
wealthy English syndicates he repre-
sents in Africa. King Macomber. who
says the man with money-which means
the pull-can make more in Africa in
one year than in America in five, will
return to that far distant country in the
early spring.
COL. GREEN COMING
Col. G.. G. Green and family of Wood
bury, N. j., are expected to arrive In
Pasadena tomorrow in Col. Green's pri-
vate car. Col. Green, besides owner of
Hotel Green, is the possessor of much
valuable property in Pasadena, includ-
ing beautiful home place at Altadena,
where he will spend the winter.
A BALL GAME
The famous Francis Wilson base ball
team of Los Angeles and the Pasadena
nine will cross bats next Sunday after
noon. The game will be called at .
o'clock and a lively match is certain to
ensue. The game is for the benefit of
Capt. Leland whose popularity and un-
tiring personal efforts have contributed
year.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Mrs. Marshall entertained at cards
Monday afternoon at her beautiful home
on Markham avenue. Those present
were: Mesdames c. w. Bell. G. p. SEN
ter. Lyman ]. Craig, Flynn. w. w.
Mills. Phillips and Stanley, and Misses
Polk, Wood, Hoag. Rumbo, McGuisgon
and Bradley.
Sig. Gino L. Perer.A the Los Angeles
mandolin virtuoso, o was recently
heard with pleasure a. q musicale given
by Mics Crusty of Orange Grove ave-
nue.. Will give a concert at Hotel Green
Thursday afternoon
BREVITIES.
Photographer Hill has taken several
excellent photographs of w. J. Richard
sons new and handsome residence on
South Madison avenue.
Henry w. Sutmeyer of North Maren-
go avenue died in Phoenix, Ariz., on
Novernber 30 Mr.. Sutmeyer had been
a res!@ent of Pasadena for some time
but went to Arizona in search of health.
Mrs. Sutmeyer was called to Phoenix
a week ago on account of her husband s
illness The remains will be inferred in
Pasadena.
Fifty-five of the leading citizens and
taxpayers of North Pasadena have
signed petition asking for the appoint
ment of G. A. Winner to the position OF
deputy tax assessor of that district for
the coming year.
The park proposition meets with gen.
eral favor.
Car No. 81 of the electric road Is a
hoodoo.
Pasadena is largely represented al
Randsburg, the latest departures beine
Messrs. Willis and Stanley