The herald., 1896-02-25

Week target practlCe ny IneInDeES VI
Company I, N. G. c.:
Private Lewis. .................. ............34
Sergeant Lippincott. ..................37
Private Thral1. -
Private Armstrong u
Irivate Gooding... 20
Private Thayer. 30
I,iGut, SV,e
friVate Blllhelmer. ....................lZ ~
lrVale Asniey ,.........'..... ...........- ~
corporal Griggs. 30
PriVate fare..........- ~
Private Nixon. .......................... 20
Private Collins. .....................27
Private Pearson .....................-..... 10
sergeant Gailick. .......................36 36
fHVAte Hularu.. ....,......... -...... .3S
TO that end and hoping that the best
by request all Republicans of the city
of Pasadena who agree with the above
sentiments to meet at the recorders
evening, February %, 1896, at 7:30
o'clock, to consider ways and means by
which the success of the Republican
party may be best accomplished.
BREvTTIES.
Pasadena lodge of Woodmen of the
World initiated five new members on
Friday night. There are twenty-five
applications to be acted upon. The
present membership is over one hun
dred and the lodge is in q very -four
ishing condition.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
oiety of the Presbyterian church will
hold the annual praise meeting Satur-
day at p. H., when the program will
be as follows: Devotional exercises in
charge of Mrs. McClintock, singing by
Isv,r
by Mrs. Cooper and an address on
woman's life in China, the bright and
the sad sides, by Rev. Pg Poon Chew,
pastor of the Chinese church, Los An.
| geles.
Last night Prof A. L. Hamilton of
Throop rode bicycle to the Presby-
terian church and left it outside.
When the services were over he found
| that some person had substituted a
wheel of decidedly inferior quality
and that his own wheel was missing.
| The authorities were notified and q
lookout is being kept for. the guilty
party.
Miss Gertrude was elected district
Superintendent of juvenile work Sat
urday at the Good Templars' conven-
ton in this city, and $40 we're voted
her for expenses for the next six
months.
Prof. McClatchie Is engaged in a
work upon Southern California flora
and has already prepared treatise on
Pasadena and vicinity.
Washington's birthday was cele
brated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j
X. Dimond at As Eureka street by some
of the younger members of Mrs
Dimond's class. Fifteen were present
Some duets and trios we're given. and
twelve of the pupils we're heard in
| piano solos. .t5g- t,...-
The marriage Of MIR. Oscar Boddeson
to Mise Alice Yocum at the home of
Capt. A. d. Yocum Saturday, was the
outcome of happy friendship between
the young people since their childhood.
Mr.. Bodeson is native of Sweden and
Mrs. Bodeson Quakeress. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. M.
Jones in the presence of a number of
guests of Linda Vista and a few rels-
tives, who wish the happy pair all
success.
For some time past the extensive
pastures OF the Campbell ohnsop
ranch have been the field for golf, the
fascinating English game. The Valley
Hunt club on Saturday formally opened
the links and a number Of crack play
ers participated in the games. Each
Saturday will be club day and refresh
ments will be served.
The stag party given by Recorder
Rossiter in honor of his father, Allan
Rossiter, who is here from the east,
was a most enjoyable affair. Hoag's
tallyho was chartered for the occasion
and various points of interest we're Wis
tied, including East San Gabriel and
Santa Anita. A delightful dinner was
served at Oakwood hotel, those partak-
ing being: w. f. Arthur, J. s. Cox. J.
T. Buchanan, j. r. Slater, WIS. Wright
W. s. Gilmore, Edwin Stearns, DR.. w.
L. McAllister, H. A. Mitchell, Allen
Rossiter, ST., and Ralph Strong, who
accompanied the party on his Bicycle,
and j. G. Roseiter.
Rev. J. A. Smith is speaking to large
audiences at the Methodist tabernacle.
Mrs. y. II. Lester, accompanied by
her sister and her son and daughter OF
Detroit, are expected at the Mitchell
about March 1st.
The Crown City Cycle club will meet
tomorrow evening to consider matters
pertaining to the relay race between
Los Angeles and Riverside in April.
MT. 6uQ AIs a. e. Ou6ltoT VI I ly'
mouth. ILL.,, are visiting in Pasadena.
The Baptist Sunday school yesterday
extended Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace
unanimous vote Of thanks for the
success Of the Sunday school reunion
at their home on Washington's birth.
day. +
The Delphi Chautauqua circle meets
this evening at the home of Bruce
Turner on Fair Oaks avenue.
Mr.. Richards and p rty arrived in
Pasadena this morning in their special
car. Mr.. Richards is stopping at the
Green.
Joe Welsh and Ed Turner returned
yesterday from q su cessful goose hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vail and I. N
Vail have returned from brief visit to
Elsinore.
Mr.. Allen Rossiter, father OF City
Recorder Rossiter, left today for his
Wisconsin home.
Mrs. Sumstine spent Sunday at Long
Beach.
Mrs. Bangs and her little grand
daughter went to San Francisco Satur-
day.
| Prunes
There seems much encouragement for
our prune growers in the fact that the
quality is proving so satisfactory that
l]thev ara lar pelv exported with the re-.