The herald., 1896-01-09
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viously fixed by ordinance. The case
will probably occupy some days before
settlement Can be reached.
Tne teachers and officers of the M.
e Sunday school met last evening H.
the home Of Mrs. Anna Johnston on
N. Los Ro' les. Misses ina Brooks
and Aurora Beach spoke of the pri-
mary department, A. b. Stevens OF
finances and etiquette, j. w. Sedg-
wick upon the responsibility resting
on each teacher and Prof. @. NJ. Parker
upon the prospects for the coming
year. 1. j. Reynolds closed with a few
words of exhortati n.
A social and 6 o'clock tea at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. @. Prinz on
Elevado drive, last evening, was enjoyed
by the following invited guests: l.. i.
Jarvis and wife, Fred Fishback and
wife, Mr.. Kerfoot, Mr.. Elson, @. FL.
Prinz and Miss Lulu Prinz.
DIR. j. V. N. Standisb, former presi-
dent OF Lombard university and one of
the leading educators of Illinois, with
his wife, spent the day in Pasadena,
calling on old friends. DR.. Conger, an
old pupil, showed them about the city.
Walter E. Vail and family of Camp
den, N. j., are expected tomorrow upon
a visit to H. J. Vail OF this city.
John Coffiu, Bert Mason, Frank Muir
ply, M. Smith and William II. Burns
were arrested and lodged in the city
jail this afternoon for vagrancy. They
will have a hearing at 8 o'clock tomor-
row.
There was an installation Of officers
at Rsbekah lodge this evening.
Samuel Stratton is having plans
made for the erection of six new tene-
ment houses at the corner of Marengo
avenue and Marengo court. Two of
them will front on Marengo avenue
and the remaining four will front on
Marengo court. They will be two
stories high and each will contain six
rooms.
The remains of Martha Fegtly were
taken east this evening, accompanied
by daughter, Mrs. Kate Tucker.
The Ladies' Bicycle club held a
meeting yesterday afternoon and took
a run to Monrovia.
The boys of Throop are endeavoring
to form military company, to be
called the Pasadena cadets. Forty of
the fifty desired names are already upon
the roll.
Among the visitors at Throop yes
terday we're Misses Zelia and Ida Har-
ris, VINO are cousins of Governor Budd.
| The funeral services of the late
| Thomas Green will be held at the First
| Congregational church Thursday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
John f. Godfrey post, G. A. r., will
| hold meeting tomorrow evening for in-
! stallation of officers and every member
Is earnestly requested to be present.
| The members of the Twilight club
| will be entertained in DIR. Abhot's
rooms in the Masonic temple tomorrow
evening.
President Ksyes has returned from
| the State Teachers convention at Oak
land.
| John Crilly, father of J. l.. Crilly, is
! here from San Francisco on months
visit.
The Pasadena law students will meet
| Saturday evening in A. r. Metcalfe's
! office for election of officers.
| May Irwin appears at the opera
house in The Widow Jones Thursday
| night.
| Mrs. @. O. Thompson, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is con-
| valescent. Her son, Will Thompson
| will remain here three weeks longer
before returning east.
Arrivals at Hotel Green: J. J.
Spright, J. Wollmer and wife, San
Francisco;J A. Fairbush, Los Angeles
H. M. Curry, J. Hemphiel and wife
Will Curry, Pittsburg; 9. H. Hastings
| Sierra Madre.
| Fine new line of wallpaper at the New
York wallpaper house. 81 East Colorado
| street. Tinting and frcsco painting a spe
cialty.