The herald., 1896-06-29
J. R. Veach Is Again Before the
Court
ANOTHER FORGERY CHARGE
Based on Alleged Changes in a Deed
to Land
Card Party at tie Hull Resldence-Bapti
Young People Give Soclai-Social
and Personal

PASADENA, June 2S.-The second
complaint against J. r. Veach, charging
him with another forgery was filed yes
terday, and will come to trial after the
first case Is disposed Of This complaint
charges him with the forgery of a deed
to lot No. IL in the Araminta Thornton
subdivision, and is sworn to by j. c.
| Williams, for whose name that of Veach
| is substituted in the document after the
manner of the other deeds. In this case
| however the erasures appear to have
been two in number, the first having
! been unsatisfactory, as the name erased
still showed underneath after the other
had been written over it. The name of
| Cora B. Williams is also forged, though
it seems to have been written in an en-
| tirely different hand.
| A CARD PARTY
About fifty guests were delightfully."-
| entertained at cards Friday evening a
| the handsome home of Mrs. e. r. Hill on
| South Orange Grove avenue. Euch1e
| was played on the wide, cool veranda
| and the prizes were won by Mrs. A. w.
| Armstrong, Mrs. William Stanton, Mrs.
| Belle M. Jewett, Mrs. r. b. Kellogg and
Mrs w. b. Rowland, the prizes being
handsome linen center pieces. Elabo-
rate refreshments were served, and the
| guests were:
Mrs. Webster Wotkyns, Mrs. f. c.
Bolt, Mrs. b. M Wotkyns, Mrs. r. B.
Kellogg, Mrs. Frank Childs, Mrs. T. S.
| c. Lowe, Mrs. J. r. Maclintock, Mrs. c.
| w. Brown, Mrs. H. c. Brown, Mrs. c. D.
| Daggett, Mrs. c. F. Holder Mrs. w. S.
Wright, Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Belle, Jew
| ett, Mrs. Jason Evans, Mrs. William
Stanton, Mrs. G. H. Barker, Mrs. Henry
| I've hT,.- n
Stuart, Mrs. Cleve Moore, Mrs. o. S.
| Taylor, Mrs. ]. G. Mossen, Mrs. A. H.
| Conger, Mrs. Storey Mrs. Lutz, Mrs. H.
| G. Reynolds, Mrs. Louis Blankenhorn,
Mrs. F. f. Rowland, Mrs w. B. Row
land, Mrs Martin Winch, Mrs Jardine,
| Miss Greer, Mrs. 7. S. Up de Graft, Mrs.
A. c. Armstrong, Mrs. C. W. Bell.
| BAPTIST SOCIAL
| The second monthly social of the Bap-
tist Young Peoples union was held Fri
| day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
0. S. Barber Nearly all the young peo-
pie of the societies of the town were
present, as the affair was in the nature
| or reunion. hay wagon conveyed the
| company to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barger. starting at the Baptist church
| at o'clock. Refreshments of ice cream
| ana cake were served. The following
| program was rendered: Welcome, Mr..
| Hopkins, chairman of the evening; piano
| duet, Mr. and Miss Sroat; greetings to
| the Christian Endeavor societies, Mr..
Bryte, president Baptist union; re-
| sponse, Mr.. Turner, president city Chris
tan Endeavor union; vocal duet, Misses
Roos; lecture, Rev. Mr.. Douglass; piano
solo. Mrs. Vail; vocal solo, Mr.. A. r.
| Taylor; recitation, Mrs. Plant; violin
| SOLO. Mr.. simpson; vocal duet, Messrs.
n. 0. and A. r. Taylor; vocal trio,
Messrs. Wood, Brown and Phelps.
| Y. M. c. A ENTERTAINMENT
AT a meeting for the furtherance Of
| plans for the entertainment of the Y.
M. Z. A, held Friday evening. the fol-
lowing persons were appointed to do
committee work:
w. Benshoff, j. H. Hall, Alma Barnett,
Mrs. Aura Griffith. George Burnham,
| lima Brooks. from the Methodist.
10. ]. Mayo, c. e. Montfort, c. Mont
| fort. Miss Bangham, c. c. johnson, Miss
| Iuttle, Alf Cochran, S. M. Allen, from
| the Presbyterian.
VIII H. Parker A. L. Hamilton. Thos.
| Barnes, Misses Elbert Schultz, Alice
| Dutton. F. E. Burnham, from the First
| CONGREGATIONAL.
| w L: Jones, M. G. Taylor, Clarice Hall,
| J. E Theal, Katie Hall, l.. H. Turner.
| M c. Taylor, from the Christian.
M. A. Bryte, George N. Sroat, F. Hug
gins Grace Sroat, w. B. Taylor, are
| those from the Baptist
| Mr. Newly. Miss Kiehl, A. Roberts,
| Myrtle Bufkin, Miss Pyle, Roy Ely, from
the Friends church.
| BREVITIES
A number Of friends Of Mrs. G.. r.
| Brown of Summit avenue were enter
| famed at luncheon yesterday. Games
| were played and the guests were: Mes
| danes w. Van Nuys L. L. Jarvis, c. U.
Bunnell, N. S. Bangham, v. r. Sutliff;
| Mrs. Heisen of Los, Angeles and Miss
White of Oakland
There was a large attendance of
members at the Pickwick clubs rooms
last evening, and whist was enjoyed by
all. The serving of light refreshments
added to the pleasure of those present.
| The regular social of the knights of
the Maccabees will be held on Monday
evening, June 29th. All Maccabees are
requested to come and enjoy them
| selves.
| Wong Ching has sworn out a COM
plant against Yu Yo, another celestial,
| whom he charges with stealing $500
from him. Yu has made himself scarce,
but Wong says he can locate him now,
although he has evidently had quite a
| search, the larceny having been commit
| ted a month ago.
| In the long pending suit of Hoffman
VS.. Columbus Holmes-the latter a gen.
tleman of color-for the price of a lot
| of watermelons sold from a 17-acre
patch belonging to the former it has
been finally decided that Columbus must
pay SIS for the melons. The case first
| came up before Justice Merriam, when
| it was decided that the complaint was
| insufficient, and the case was dismissed.
| A new complaint has since been sworn
out and the case came up before JUS
tice Rossiter, with the result as stated
w. r. Stats went to Mount Wilson
| over Sunday.
| Mr.. Lyman and two daughters went
| to Catalina yesterday. The remainder
of the family follow next week.
Miss Ruth Hardison is vinsuitingday.
Miss Ruth Hardison of Santa Paula
| is visiting with Miss Blanche Turbett
| Of Lincoln avenue.
City Attorney Arthur has gone to
Catalina to remain over Sunday
| r. B. Leithead, a prominent pharma-
cist of Seattle, and formerly in business
| in Pasadena, was visiting friends and
| relatives today.
G. D. Dutton and family leave July 1st
| for Vacaville, where Mr.. Dutton goes
| to take charge of the Earl Fruit compa-
/ ny'S interests.