The herald., 1896-07-22
NEWS NOTES FROM PASADENA
Throop Trustees Looking for
Competent Instructors
THE SLOYD DEPARTMENT
To Be Directed by q Thoroughly
Equipped Man 4
Thss Frost-fiaff Weddlng-Death Of T. e.
tiartisy-Doings In the Social World.
News Brevlfies
THE sL0YD DEPARTMENT

PASADENA, July 21.-The trustees
of Throop Polytechnic have engaged Mr..
Arthur H. Chamberlain as director Of
the Sloyd manual training department
of the school. to succeed Charles A..
Kunou, who takes a position elsewhere.
In regard to the presidency, rendered to
DR.. H. H. Belfield, that gentleman has
declined. and the trustees will have to
look elsewhere for a president DR.. Bel
field has been put at the head of the
manual training department of the Chi
cago university. into which the Chicago
manual training school has been merged,
since negotiations were opened with him
regarding the presidency Of Throop.
1t is the intention Of the trustees of
Throop to strengthen the faculty in
every way. and not to be satisfied with
ordinary talent in any of the depart
ments.
Mr.. Chamberlain, the new head Of the
manual training department, is a grad
uate Of the famous Cook county normal
school. at the head of which is Col F.
w. Parker. q well known character
Mr.. Chamberlain is also a graduate of
the American school of Sloyd, and comes
highly recommended by Superintendent
Bright of Cook county, where he served
as principal of schools. DR.. Belfield
also speaks highly of him. and no doubt
he will bring many patrons to the
school.
Applications TO. n ,mbership m the
Throop club are ST.. coming in numer-
ously, and the prospects for successful
year were never brighter. This insti-
kv.kt fc %
and should receive the hearty support
Of her citizens in every way.
PROSTITUTE
The marriage of Mr.. Lucius ]. Huff
and Miss Ida E. Frost, two Of Pasade-
mas well known young people. came off
this afternoon at o'clock at the elegant
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Frost, on East Colorado
street. in the presence of a few friends
and relatives only.
The spacious rooms We're beautifully
decorated for the occasion, the hall being
entered between banks Of sunfiOwers.
ferns. grasses and palms. The parlor
was fragrant with roses. interspersed
with ferns and palms. Rev. DIR. Fife.
pastor of the Presbyterian church, per-
formed the ceremony, the wedding party
entering to the strains of a wedding
march, played by an orchestra. The
bride looked charming in costume of
white taffeta, with trimmings of point
applique and mousseline de sole. Mr..
C. H. .Crandall acted as best man.
After the ceremony the guests sat
down to a bountiful wedding supper.
and soon thereafter the bride and groom
departed on their wedding trip, which
will extend to San Diego and Coronado
Beach. They will be at home to their
friends after October 1st at 141 North
Euclid avenue.
DEATH OF T e. HARTLEY
Rev. Thomas E. Hartley died last night
at his home on Worcester avenue at the
age of 73 years. He was the father Of
Mrs, Hughes and the Rev. Mr.. Hartley
of Riverside, who formerly resided here.
The disease was scarlet fever, and the
funeral services were held this afternoon
from the parlors of Reynolds & Van
Nuys. The body will be sent east for
burial.
BREvITIES
Captain Bangham Of company re-
Gently received orders from regimental
in high standing. The company is given
a mark Of 98 for attendance and a merit
mark of Ats out of a possible for SOL
dierly conduct and appearance, etc. The
orders also note the discharge of Cor
poral Keene for removal.
Mrs Simons, wife of the defendant in
the Dauterman rape case, is at her home
in North Pasadena in precarious condi-
tion as result of the strain put upon her
in court yesterday. She is subject to
hemorrhages and they were brought on
yesterday by her shock
James Dimond, father Of James K.
Dimond of this city, whose death was re-
corded In yesterdays Herald, left four
children, instead of seven, as stated
FTshovy To Of to oit ity
and Misses Ella and Jennie Dimond of
Keokuk. Ia. There are seven grand
children.
Miss Franc Bolt entertained at dane
ing at her home on Grand avenue this
evening.
6. A. Gibbs spent yesterday at Lon
Beach.
Mrs. H. R. Hertel and children leave
tomorrow for San Francisco for
months stay.
Mrs. Macy and Mrs. Burnham leave
Friday for a two weeks stay at Cata-
lima.
H; g. Wilson will leave on Thursday
fol, Chautauqua, N. Y.
Lloyd Macy, Ray Conser, Fred Frye
and Arthur Dodworth will leave on Fri
day for two weeks camping at Cata-
lima.
William Stanton and family leave on
Friday for Squirrel Inn, SaS> Bernardino
county, 70 remain throughout the sum-
mer.
Judge Magee is home for a short visit
returning to his bank commission bust
ness tomorrow.
&c. p. Morehouse has returned from his
vacation trip to Catalina.
f. b. Wetherby is expected home from
his business trip to Omaha about Fri
day. "
5Rey. Wyllis Hall is expected home from
Alaska in time to occupy the pulpit at
All Saints church Sunday.
Miss Senter will entertain at duplicate
whist at her home on Kensington place
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will H. Pinney left today
for Long Beach.
Mrs. Meeker and daughters are at Cat
alma.
Mrs. Backoff and family. who have