The herald., 1896-01-24
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to Henry F. Stewart, a native Of Mary
land, aged 25 years, a resident of Los
Angeles, and Emeline Coleman, ma
tive Of North Carolina, aged 19 years, a
resident of Pasadena; also to John
Way, a native of Ohio, aged 60 years,
and Mrs. Belle Hanks, a native of Min
nesota, both residents of Pasadena.
Miss Ellsworth of Los Angeles has
taken the instruction of beginners in
the principles of music at the conserv-
atory of music. Miss Ellsworth made
a special study of this branch and
studied under Prof. w. s. B. Matthews
of Chicago.
The home of Mrs. H. X. Macomber
was the scene this afternoon of some
very interesting readings by Miss Roth,
the selections being made from Wads-
worth. Misses Dobbins, Fife, Merwin
and Gardner, assisted in seating the
guests and serving refreshments.
Officer Freeman of the merchants
night Iatrol reports that for the six
months ending January 20 he discov-
cred 106 doors and twenty.one win.
dows open, merchandise left out forty
two, three safe doors open, and turned
in two fire alarms.
Charles g. Carpenter of Chicago died
at his home on South Euclid of con-
sumption. He was 81 years of age and
leaves wife and child and widowed
mother.
John Way and Mrs. Belle Hanks were
married today by Recorder Rossiter,
DR.. A. A. Bley and A. F. Hamill acting
as witnesses.
About fifty parishioners were pres
ent at conference meeting last even
ing in the vestry of the Universalist
church, when Christianity and war
we're discussed. a majority of those
present siding for peace. It was the
sentiment Of the meeting that any
form of religious persecution was
wrong. The A. P. A. came in for a part
of the discussion.
The regular monthly target shoot
will take place at the Arroyo range to.
morrow afternoon.
At meeting of the Germania club
last evening disagreement arose over
the decisions of the chairman, J. D.
Youngclaus, in consequence of which
he has resigned his position as presi-
dent and as member of the club.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Genke are receiving
congratulations for the birth of son.
A petition is being circulated for the
Chestnut to Locust.
The electric railway people were sur
veying and arranging preliminaries to-
mond to East Colorado street.
There we're four hats stolen from G.
A. r. hall during the Sons of st. George
ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Lancaster, who
we're recently married, were rendered
surprise party last evening at their
home on Bellevue.
H. A. Ross and M. @. Parmelee 20
Saturday to Owens Lake to be gone
week on business.
Il. L. Hosg and family gave euchre
party at their home on North Moline
last evening.
George O. Edwards and Charles
Wooster of this city have petitioned
for the admission to probate of the
will of John B. Bainbridge, who died
last Sunday at the home of Mr.. Woos-
ter in Kensington place. The estate is
valued at $4,000.
Mrs. Wonderley and family, of Grand
Rapids. have taken Mr.. Fred Arm
strong's house for the winter months.
H. N. Farey is at Rainbow, San Diego
county.
H. A. Driscoll, who has been visiting
in Pasadena, left for Kansas City on
the Santa Fe this morning.
George H. Dean and family, of Prov
idence, r. 1, are guests here for the
winter.
Mrs. J. U. Mariner is quite seriously
ill with the grip.
Mac II. Pierce and family removed
today to Chatsworth after residence
here of eight years:
Hotel Green: F. J. Rice, San Fran
cisco; A. K. Wood and wife, Miss
Broadkent, Los Angeles; J. H. Payne,
San Francisco; T. B. Dorman, Phila-
delphia; O. Hyde and wife. Miss Edith
Hyde and maid, New York; r. F.
Wood and wife, Burlington, N. ].