The herald., 1896-12-30

served and several papers on the sub
ject of interest to the members were
read. Among the guests were Messrs.
Clifford Wood, Harold Parker, Charles
Groesbeck, Ed Simmons, Thomas, Geo.
Baldwin, Joseph, Grinnell, F. S. Dag
gett, Horace Gaylord, Ralf Arnold.
Frank Jewett, Walter Richardson of
Pasadena. From Pomona college were
Messrs. Ilingworth, Prof. A. j. Cook.
From Los Angeles, Messrs. Wicks, Nc
Cormick, johnson, Greene, Robertson,
Swarth, owen, GARNER and Judson.
number of guests of the Green and
their friends enjoyed euchre yesterday
evening in the parlors Mrs. f. e. Tay-
lor won lady's first prize; w. r. Stats
won gentleman's first; Mrs. Ramsey,
lone hand; and Miss Moulton and G.
Chambliss, BOBBY.
A reception was given by the teachers
of the Chinese mission Of North Maren-
go avenue last evening. The program
included songs by the Chinese scholars,
vocal solo. Charles A Smith; violin solo,
Miss Holbrook; recitation, by Miss Pc
trels class, and addresses by Rev. Clark
Crawford and Presiding Elder Green.
BREVIT1ES.
Miss Juliette C. Woodruff. teacher in
the Lincoln school, died at about II o'clock
this morning at the home of Prof. Ham
mond. Her death was great shock to
her many friends and pupils, though she
had been i'll with typhoid-pneumonia
since last Saturday. Miss Woodruff came
here about three years ago from Terre
Haute, Ind.
Uniform rank, X. of p, meets tomor-
row evening in it's armory, when the re-
ception committee for the entertainment
of visiting knights will report. There
will also be a short drill on the street,
and members are advised to be present,
as this will be the last time they will
meet befoer taking part in the tourna-
ment of roses parade
Yesterdays rainfall, as measured by
Thomas Nelmes of Glen Ross, amounted
to 1.38 inches. making the total for the
season GIG inches
PERSONAL.
w. e. Arthur having resigned the posi-
ton of city attorney for South Pasadena,
place.
M. E. Wood spent yesterday in San
Bernardino on business
Joseph Grinnell Is entertaining Prof.
Cook and Mr.. Ellsworth.
Robert Kimble, who was resident of
Pasadena last year, is visiting friends in
Los Angeles.
Brook Edmonston has gone to Rands-
burg to try his luck.
Homer Morse left this morning for
New Orleans. on his way to Central
America, where he will hereafter reside.
Will Pierson is spending a few weeks
with relatives at Norwalk.
Editor Haskell of the Pomona Prog
ress was in the city today.
B. o. Bruce is confined to his home
with severe cold.
Miss Nan Shafer has returned from a
visit with friends in Los Angeles.
Johnny Mills left today upon a busi-
ness trip to Indio.
Mrs E. c. Woolley, who has been
spending the winter at 307 East Colora-
do street, will leave on Saturday for
Phoenix, Ariz.
Miss Clara Thrall is spending a few
days with friends at San Pedro.
w. B. Smith of Louisville, KY, is a
guest at the Carleton.
Mrs. T. j. Furlong. who has been i'll for
some months, is growing better.
S. S. Shepherd left this morning for
Riverside.
Mir and Mrs. w. c. Stuart and Miss
Hurlbut of South Orange Grove avenue
will give dances at their homes every
two weeks after the first of the year.
De Bussey & Radney's restaurant was
closed this afternoon about o'clock on
an attachment gotten out by Simpson &
Hook of Los Angeles for goods furnished
and Mrs. Elizabeth Van Son and Frank
Snyder for wages due. The firm will to-
morrow make proposition to its credit
ors to its goods and fixtures, and failing
in this, will go into insolvency.
Nash Brothers have the crowd at their
big grocery sale. Everything at cost
till Thursday night.