The herald., 1896-07-11
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Will Pinney and His Bride Well
coined Home
cir FRIENDS ARE LEGION
Ard Gather by Hundreds to Extend Con.
gratulations
cir FRIENDS ARE LEGION
A Convenient Arrangement Of Duplex Action
Railroad Tickets-Forest Fires In the
7ountains-Brevitles

PASADENA, July 10.-A large num-
ber of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
H. Pinney gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. Pinney last evening to
welcome home the young people after
their wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Pin
ney were assisted in the reception of the
guests by Miss Margaret Jones. The
parlor was decorated with pink roses
and the music room was in yellow, while
red, green and purple predominated in
the reception room and library. The
bride was attired in gray silk gown
and wore bouquet of white carnations.
The host and hostess received their
guests in the parlor Music was fur
nished by Schillinger's orchestra, and
refreshments Of banana fruit punch and
knicknacks were served:
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs VIII
H. Pinney, Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Brooks,
Miss Benedict, the Misses Smith, Miss
Bertha Smith, Hal Smith, Jay Meharry,
Miss Altha Meharry, Miss Underwood,
Miss Nettie Underwood, Rev. and Mrs.
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Reynolds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burnham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Smith, Prof. and Mrs.
Huebuer, Rob Rowan, George Hazard,
Frank Stevens, Mr. and Mrs Benshoff.
the Misses Wood, Don c. Porter, Miss
Sadie Hawley, Miss Annie Scoffield,
Harry Scoffield, Miss Wyman, Miss
Madge Darlinton, Elmer Marsh, r. H.
Miller, Miss Jennie Peck, Ralph Arnold,
Roy Gray, Miss Jessie Cook, Capt. Red
toe IN,N,r, Dor vi hn tfECL
Ayers, Miss Zana Terpenning, George
Woodbury., John Westring, w. H. Pin
ney, sr., Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Sickler, Miss
Lou Pinney, Messrs. Carl and Harry
Durrell, H. j. Pinney and wife, Mr..
Swerdfiger, George Burman, j. w. Sed-
wick and wife, N. S. Leithead and wife,
George Strebel Mr.. Andrews, the Misses
Stevens, Miss Glidden, Mr.. Griffith
and wife, Kingsley Stevens, Miss
Carrie Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Fulton,
Miss Ruby Fisher, Miss Forbes, Miss
Hattie Tower, Miss Bollinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Frost, Frank Tower, Miss
Mutt, Matthew Holmes, Miss Grace Ma
gee, Miss Unthank, Bert Edwards, w.
Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Van Nuys, Miss
Helen Hoose, Miss Sroat, Miss Bertha
Sroat, Miss Wilson, Leo Burlingame,
Miss Daisy Getchell, Miss Ina Goodwin,
Miss Ruth Coe, Miss Evelyn Martin, A.
c. Knight. Miss Maud Mott, F. Brown,
Herbert Brown, Miss Ballard, Dr. and
Mrs. j, T. Parker, Miss Mamie John
ston, Miss Grace Johnston, Pomona; the
Misses Johnston, Pasadena; Charles
Johnston, Miss Merle Sweesy, Mr. and
Mrs. j. e. Olmsted, Miss Tuttle. Miss
Jessie Tuttle, Miss Charlotte Tuttle,
Miss May Barnhart, Miss Fabrick,
Charles Fabrick, Miss May Parker, Miss
Prentiss, William Jones, Miss Jones,
TonpS Micc RrnO1xs MiGS
Ina Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Wallace,
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Johnson, Mrs. Anna
Johnston, A. B. Stevens Miss Platt, the
Misses Penny, Miss Dewey, Miss Ham
mel, Mrs. Tower, Miss Hay, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrews, Frank Hall, Harry Glenn,
Herbert Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Barn
hart, Miss Zola Pinney.
A EUCHRE PARTY
Miss Laura Wiley entertained her
kriends at progressive euchre at her
home on South DeLacy street last even
ing. The decorations We're of hydran-
geas and Miss Wiley was assisted in the
reception of the guests by Miss Nellie
Nolan of Los Angeles Mr.. Ernest How
ard took the part of a lady in order to
gentlemen, and won ladies' first prize,
Miss Cook second. Gentleman's first
q prize was won by Bert Chadwick, viii
Mitchell second. Those present were
Misses Nellie Nolan, Weingartt, Lizzie
Weingartt, Moore, Richards, Edith
Brush, Mckinney, Bethyne Armstrong,
Nettie Underwood, Wiley, Cook Messrs.
. Chadwick Chadbourne, Howard, Bu-
chanan, Price Mitchell, George Back
off, Weight, Thompson, Huggins, Rugg
and Arnold.
RAILROAD FACILITIES
Beginning with tomorrow, Pasadena
and Los Angeles people can buy tickets
either thp of fra IA Go 40
Monica and way, good for return upon
either road. That is, a round trip ticket
purchased on the Santa Fe is good for
return either on the Santa EFF or South
ern Pacific, though the first use of the
ticket must be upon the road upon which
1t is bought The time limit for the
25-cent fare to Los Angeles and the 10
cent fare to the beaches is two DAYS
This applies only to Pasadena and Los
Angeles patrons. the interior stations
not being included.
BREVITIES
Nothing has as yet been heard of Frank
Tillman, the Los Angeles house clerk
who passed numerous worthless checks
upon unsuspecting people within the
last few weeks. Mr.. Kelly, the grocer
who advanced $50 upon a check of Till
mans to the holder, a Miss Bradford.
has not heard from that lady and sus
poets her as having been in cahoots with
Tillman.
The time for registering of voters ex-
pires August 10th. The nine different
places for registering in this city have
so far enlisted 1884 names, few of which
are out of town, so that it is not definite
ly known what the city vote is likely to
be.
AT o'clock this afternoon a telepbone
message was received from c. S. Martin
stating that there was danger to his
camp below Mt. Wilson from the forest
hre which has been raging on the ridge
In the vicinity since this morning. He
asked Tor men to come up and fight the
fire.
The marriage of Miss Fanny M. Cas-
terline and Mr.. Hiram D. Parsons of
Batavia, N. y, is announced for We'd