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NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Health Officer Rowland's Mortu'
ary Statistics
BEATh LIST is VERY SHORT
And Half the Victims Health Seeking
Consumptives
Pickwick Club People Play Whist-Do-
ings In the Social World-Personal
BEhTh LIST is VERY SHORT
Ard Half the Victims Health Seeking
Consumptives
p,ckwick Club People Play Whist-Do'
ines In the Social World-Personal
Notes and News Brevities.


Notes and News Brevities.
PASADENA, Dec. 2.-The following
is a summary of the deaths that have
occurred in this distrist during NoVem-
her. as reported by Health Officer ROW.
land:
Consumption 4, broncho pneumonia l,
tuberculosis of liver l, Bright's disease l,
accident 1. Total s.
This is the smallest number of deaths
recorded in the district for any month in
the year.
PICKWICK CLUB.
At a special meeting of the Pickwick
club held yesterday evening w. F.
Block F. E. Twombley. Robert Allen
and ]. F. Tannahill were admitted to
membership. Business Of minor i'm
portance was transacted and the bal
ance of the evening was devoted to
whist, Col. Gaines Lawson, j. 5. Glass
cock, H. r. Hertel and A. S. Turbett
playing as a team of four and gaining a
total of seven tricks over Capt. {. M.
Simpson, G. A. Herdeg, F. j. Pyle ana
II. c. Holt. The annual meeting of the
club will be-held on the first Tuesday OF
y, .
year will be elected
SOCIAL NOTES.
Mrs. T. B. Winslow has issued invita-
t;ons TO a card parry TO oe given Wednes-
day evening, December 8, at her home cil
South Los Robles avenue.
q, r Kellam, Gregory Perkins and
W. NJ. Garland were among the Los An
sennos VINO attended the assembly
Tuesday night.
Mrs. C. w. Bell will entertain at cards
Friday evening at her home on st. John
avenue.
The Young Ladies' Riding club will
meet Friday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Blanche Bolt at 1870 o'clock, pre-
paratory to a ride to Roses ranch.
Miss Greenleaf will entertain the
Maiden Ladies' Dinner club Wednesday
evening of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Jardine will en-
tertain the Prowling club Thursday
evening at their beautiful home OH
South Marengo avenue.
Corporal Thrall of company will en-
tertain his squad of men Thursday
evening at his home on North Euclid
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Stuart and K. I.
Wade returned yesterday from San
Francisco, where they spent the past
week.
w. C. Stuart and X. I. Wade. will go
over to Catalina tomorrow for short
outing.
]. w. Crawley of the Southern Pacific
was in town today.
e. d. Neff, son-in-law of Andrew Nc
Nally, was up today from La Mirada
ranch which he is successfully manag-
ing.
Fred c. Millard, traffic manager of the
Pacific Postal Telegraph company, is in
town on a short business trip.
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delayed and will not arrive in Pasadena
until Sunday
T. F. Lukens and c. p Morehouse re-
turned today from a successful duck
hunt in Orange county.
W. W. Ford Is steadily improving
from the effects of the recent runaway
accident but he will be compelled to re-
main in bed for some days yet
sTrs. M. b. Huff is visiting relatives at
Corona.
Mrs c. H. Torrey is expected home
this week from an extended easter trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps and Miss Ethel
Phelps of Worcester Mass, who have
spent several winters here, leave their
eastern home tomorrow en- route to
Pasadena. They will spend the winter
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Huff
The annual social and business meet
ing of the First Congregational church
was held this evening Many members
or the congregation assembled at s
o'clock; q toothsome supper was served
at 6, and the balance Of the evening was
devoted to business and the rendition OF
. musical and literary program.
AMERICUS CLUB.
A special meeting of the Americus
club was held this evening in the re-
corder's court room to elect permanent
officers of the organization. The ut
1or
presided and HI. H. Klamroth acted as
secretary. The new constitution as
adopted at the previous meeting was in
evidence and was signed by all present
The signatures already number nearly
100.
The constitution, IN brief, provides
that the primary object Of the club shall
be the success Of the Republican party
in national and state campaigns. 1t NAV
participate in many political demonstra-
tions. such as the Fiesta and the Tour
nament OF Roses. The active member
shall consist Of a president, vice-presi-
dent. secretary. treasurer and an eX-
ecutive board of ten members to he
elected by the club. For purposes OF
drills and parades the club shall be or
ganized into battalion of three or
battalion shall be a major, who shall be
elected at the same time and in the same
manner as the president The annlIal
meeting Of the club shall be held on the
evening Of the first Wednesday in De
cember.
w. c. T. u. PRIZE WINNERS.
The four prizes offered by DR.. Whip
pie Marsh, state W. G. T.. u. superin
tendent of franchise for the best ESSAYS
on Why Amendment No. II Should Car
ry at the November Election in Califor-
MIA, have been awarded as follows: First
prize. $40, Miss Jessie York, daughter
of Judge York, Pasadena: second prize,
S. Miss Lillian r. French, San Diego;
third prize. SO, Mrs. Agnes Hardy, Or
ange; fourth prize, 81. Herbert L. Bursk.
Riverside.
The committee making the awards
wesN Prot. A. L Hamilton. Mrs. Jen-