The herald., 1896-01-30

ence of only the most intimate friends
Rev. j. q. Gowan performing the cere-
mony.
DR.. Royal is a wel-known physician in
North Pasadena, while Mrs. Painter is also
well known, being sis ler-ln-law of M. ID.
Painter, proprietor of the Painter hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Royal will make their home
in the new residence at the corner of Fair
Oaks avenue and Cedar street as soon as it
is completed.
The guests present 1T the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. d. Painter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Conan, Mrs. For
man, Mrs. Darlington. and Mrs. Royal, the
doctors mother.
MRS. M'INTosH ON WAR
Mrs. Evangalne Mcintosh gave very
interesting lecture OH Monday evening at
G. A. R. hall on the subject, No More War.
Mrs. Mcintosh said that history shows that
when wars have been prevalent the slowest
progress has been made towards education,
civilization and general enlightenment.
During the last half century, while peace
has quite generally prevailed, much MOI o
progress has been made than formerly,
while wars were frequent. War enslaves
the people and stops the wheels of pro-
press, besides being brutalizing in its effect,
tending to kill out the finer feelings that
should govern us, and substituting for
brotherly love only feelings of hatred and
bitterness. The deplorable picture of the
two greatest nations of the earth engaged
in war was graphically drawn, and the sem
timent expressed that it would be most
terrible outrage and disgrace if such a
thing should occur. Mrs. Mcintosh de-
clared that in the course of her inve estiga-
tions among the working people she had
found them generally against war.
BRGvlTIES
William Stanton, DR.. &. Roscoe Thomas
and "A. d. Hall have been appointed a
committee to look into the matter of dairy
inspection and to notify proprietors to
keep their places in a cleany condition.
Natives OF Connecticut are requested to
meet at 3 p. m. 5 ,turday at Odd Fellows
hall, in the D ty block, for the purpose of
forming Connecticut social club. A large
number of former residents of that stats
are interested in the aft .ir.
Rev. w. G. Cowan went to Anaheim last
evening with his daughter, Miss Bessie, for
the purpose of performing the marriage
ceremony of DR.. Baiiey's eldest daughter,
Miss Lutte, to Mr.. Henry Kuchel, the editor
of the Anaheim Gazette. The marriage
took place in the NJ. E. church of Anaheim.
A number of the employees of the electric
road, accompanied by their wives, enjoyed
a ride over the route of the tallyho line to
Baldwin's ranch last night, the kindness of
Mr.. Chambers.
The Santa Fe excursion carried ninety
Pasadenans to Ontario this morning. Eight
tickets were sold on the Southern Pacific
excursion to the same place.
Owing to the contagious nature of the
disease the body of the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Granger, who died OF diph-
iberia, was cremated today.
At the installation of officers and confer
ing OF degrees at the meeting of the o. u.
A. M. Yesterday evening the following otll-
GERS were installed by State Deputy w. S.
Lacey: r. r. Williams, councillor; Heryey
E. Shaw, vice-councilor; r. V. Dye, Undue.
tort W. II. Williamson, examiner; C. ID.
Billheimer. recording secretary, L. M.
Gilman, assistant secretary; f. NJ. WASH
bnrn, financial secretary; E. F. Brown,
treasurer; J. s. Bowles, inside protector;
II. H. Hitler, outside protector, !
Frank Wright, who lives on West Green,
was relieved of go cents while walking on
California street last evening, by q couple