The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-10-03
Miss Elizabeth Brown. Mrs. Capt. simp-

MISE Elzapetn broWns ME- Capt. oiHnp-
son.
The manager Of the Montclair Child
rens home, having declined the offer OF
the Old Timers and the Pasadena Boys
to donate the proceeds Of the game Of
ball on Monday afternoon to that in
stitution, the directors Of the game put
their heads together and decided to
make the donation to the Charity Or
gani7ation society, and the offer was &C.
cepted In the true gentlemanly spirit
by Its president. Mr.. Buchanan.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Bryan club, which was postponed from
Wednesday. will take place tomorrow
night in the headquarters in the Wooster
block. Good speakers will be in attend
ance. and the usual large crowd is ex-
pected.
Abbott B. Clark will deliver a lecture
on Theosophy. the Cure for Discomfort
In Society. Politics and Religion at Kra-
mer's hall, Wooster block, Sunday ev-
ening. October 4th. at 1880 o'clock. Ad-
mission free. Everybody invited.
The pulpit of the North Pasadena M.
=. church.. recently vacated by Rev.
Gowan, who goes to Santa Paula, will
be filled by Rev. Clarence T. Wilson,
native OF Delaware. He is 25 years Of
age, and graduate of st. Johns COL
lege, Maryland. He will preach at his
new charge for the first time next sun
day.
A number Of important purchases Of
land were consummated today. A plat
on the southwest corner of Raymond
avenue and Union street 1912 by 1884, 80
feet was sold and divided among num-
per OF new owners. 1t was so plated as
70 give three lots on Raymond avenue
oz.4i rect The transfers suggest that
otner improvements will soon be going
up on North Raymond avenue.
MRS. Hester T. Griffith and Mrs. Ella
lppie-Marsh, president and secre-
tary or the w. c. T. u, protest with
sadness and deep regret" against the
using OF cigars at the meetings Of the
gentlemen of the Twilight club. They
regret the example which is thus given
in sin.
The c. c. c. c. is preparing for another
road race on the oath Of this month from
TINS city to Lamanda park and return
a number Of prizes will be awarded, the
nrst being handsome silver cup.
N. y. Hopkins Of South Hill avenue
nroke his leg Monday in stepping from
the street car in front Of his house. In
settlng on he threw his entire weight on
MS ieIt leg and the thigh was fractured.
Miss Lena Seaman entertained a few
1Tlends last evening at her home on
North Raymond avenue, with musical
selections, refreshments and cards. The
guests were Messrs. Blattenberg,
tAeouSH ana seaman. and Misses Star
DUCK, Blattenberg, and Dowell.
The Tufts-Lyon baseball club of Los
angeles cannot meet the Pasadena bows
toni rrow and the Mckinley colored
CLUB VIII be present in their stead at the
plcycle track grounds at 2:30. Admission
Is cents.
Miss Maud McMurtrey and George W.
Rooinson were married at the home Of
the parents Of the bride, DIR. and Mrs D.
Il. MeMurtrey of North Los Robes ave-
nue., last evening. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Clark Crawford in
the presence of relatives and friends and
tine young people begin housekeeping at
their new home on South Holliston
avenue.
Why the United States Needs Free Sill
yer. Hear M. T. Taylor at Pasadena
wigwam, Monday evening.
The Cause of Bimetallism Is the Cause
OF the People. Hear M. T. Taylor ex-
plain 1t at Pasadena wigwam Monday
evening.