The herald., 1896-07-24
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Installation OF Rebekah Lodge
Officers
USUAL BANQUET FOLLOWS
two Small Boys Give Their Parents
Needless Anxiety
Doings In the Social World baseball Tails
Doings In the Social worId-BasebAfb Tails
Aftsrnosn-Personsi Notes and Gen.
eral News Brevitles

PASADENA, July 23z-The installa-
ton Of officers of the Pasadena Rebekah
lodge. No. 121, was conducted last eyen-
ing by Mrs. Luella w. Burt, d. d. c.
M. assisted by Mrs. Orelle /. Burt as
grand marshal; Mrs. Sarah Robbins,
grand warden; Miss Helen Greene, grand
secretary; Mrs. Chastina Cook, grand
financial secretary; Mrs. Helen Dunn,
grand treasurer; Mrs. Minnie Korstian,
grand guardian.
At the close of the session refreshments
were served. there being a number of
visitors present, among them seventeen
from Monrovia. The following officers
were installed: Miss Belle Amos, N
G.; Mrs. Hattie Mcpherson, v. G.; Mrs.
Allie M. Hersey, r. S.; S. P. Swearingen,
#. s.; Mrs. Zelhart, treasurer; Miss
Helen Greene, warden; Mrs. Lizzie Dear
nelay, conductor; w. II. Bonner, o. c.;
Miss Nellie Dunn, I. c.; J. B. Mcneil
r. S. N. c.; Mrs. Helen Dunn, L. S. N.
G.; Mrs. Alta v. Jones. r. S. v. c.; Mrs.
Phoebe Blick L. S. V. c.; Mrs. Lydia
Hyatt, chaplain.
RUNAWAY BABIES
Albert and Otto Klein, aged and
years, strayed from the parental roof
yesterday morning and nothing was
heard from them until this morning at
about 10 o'clock, when Mr.. Klein, who
is the head Of the firm Of Klein G. Rich
ards. received telephone message from
Lincoln park stating that his sons were
in the care of Mr.. Searles The boys
came down to their fathers meat shop
yesterday morning and left for home
soon after. Instead of going there, how
ever, they strayed off down the railroad
track. Mr.. and Mrs. Klein saw nothing
of them all night, which was an exceed
ingly anxious one for them. The boys
had started for their unce's in Los An
geles. Mr.. Klein dispatched man for
Lincoln park this morning, and the run
aways were landed safely home.
COMING WEDDING.
A number of friends of Mr.. w. M. Hag-
zdorn. formerly of this city, have re-
ceived an invitation to his wedding with
Aiss Mary Carey at the City of Mexico.
Mr.. Hagadorn is manager for the w. G.
Walz company. but formerly was con-
nected with the Daily News of Pasa-
dena. The marriage will take place on
August 5th and Mr.. and Mrs. Hagadorn
expect to visit Pasadena on their hon
eymOOn.
A BALL GAME.
The Pasadena Baseball club will play
q game with the Francis Wilson's at
the bicycle track grounds tomorrow af-
ternoon. The Pasadena club will be
composed as follows: Blattenburg,
shortstop; Boynton, third base: Spencer,
right field; Leland, catcher; Freeman.
first base; Haynes, second base; Bu-
chanan, left field; Newmeyer, center
field; Beebe, pitcher.
BREvITIES.
The Pasadena Lake Vineyard Land and
Water company met this afternoon,
when it was decided to lay about 300 feet
Of pipe on Hill street, from Colorado to
San Pasqual street. Bids are advertised
for the work.
Forger J. R: veach, who at present is
in the county jail, is reported to be grow
ing confident of his ultimate release,
and his ability to clear his reputation.
In the meantime his wife Is living in
the house on Madison avenue, which is
covered with mortgages, and has not q
sign of carpet or mating on the floor.
or vestige of furniture, save for the few
scanty articles which have been carried
in by neighbors. Mrs. Veach sleeps on
mattress stretched across two boxes.
The following figures show the cost to
the community of the preliminary ex-
animation of F. E. Simons. which has
just been concluded in the recorders
court: Justices fees SO; reporters per
diem, SIS; constable's fees, summoning
thirty witnesses. $3.50; transcribing the
proceedings for use in the superior
court $3.50; total, $175.50
There are still a number of property
owners who have not yet handed in
their names and statements to the as
SCISSORS of municipal property. These
~.,sII I..kz
owners, who Will not escape paying their
taxes and may have to pay costs in ad-
dition. as the land is subject to sale for
taxes
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Irish of Yale street
lost their 5-months-old daughter yes
terday, and the funeral was held at 10
o'clock this morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Irish
have the sympathy of many friends in
their bereavement.
e. w. Pierce bought out the inteNasts
..f the former proprietors of the Tivoli
.sstaurant yesterday.
w. H. Smith, who will shortly open
harness shop at 152 East Colorado street,
has bought out Mr.. Eyestones stock
and will remove it to hi store
The case of the Big Four Wheat All
concern against officer Slater has been
set for Saturday morning, when H. H.
Rose will represent the plaintiff and w.
S. Wright the defendant.
The first issue of Pasadena's new
weekly paper, the Pasadena Free Lance.
will appear August /. The editors are
Mr.. H, ]. Vail and Mrs. Frame
Miss Olive Wyant returns to her
home at Montecito, Santa Barbara
county, tomorrow.
]. c. Cahill and family returned yes-
terday from a brief stay at the beach.
A temperance lecture was delivered by
Mrs Hester Griffith at the Soldiers
home yesterday afternoon.
John e. Theal, Will Wood and Alfred
Thompson left yesterday for Ventura.
expecting to be gone about month
At a meeting of the Sunday School
union at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon in the
M. E. church, lessons will be given by