The herald., 1896-06-15
Celebrated Their Release From
Scholastic Duties
CALVIN'S CARELESS RIDING
Earns q Bad Fall and q Very Black
Eye
0oetz's Burglar Missed the Substa ntlal
Booty-An Arrest for Drunkenness-Per-
sonal Notes and Brevities

graduates Friday evening at Hotel
Green The parlor had been prepared
for the affair by the reception commit
tee, and the Throop orchestra furnished
the music, which was given at intervals,
and included such pieces as the Con-
cealments overture and the Trilby
overture. The company was called to
attention at about o'clock by a bugle
call from Marion Waite, and DR.. Conger
announced that ice cream was being
served on the lower floor. During the
interval Of refreshments the carpets
were removed from the reception room
floor and dancing was indulged in. A
bowl of fruit punch was kept in the hall
throughout the evening, and compensat-
ed much for the warmth Of the night.
The committees to whom the successful
entertainment was due are: Recep-
tion-H. Smith, Jeanie Nelmes, Jessie
Tuttle, Miss Fisher and Ray Conger.
Refreshments - Harry D. Gaylord,
Charles Stimson, Emma Russell, Jennie
Latimer and Ed Barker. Decoration
Grace Monroe, Rachel Richardson, John
Reed and Maud KeyeS.
A BICYCLIST BUMPED.
At about 11:3O this morning Charles J.
SdlNlIl WAS lluluS Ills WICCl oioi6 WI
orado street in front of SWANS cigar
store when he ran into youngster nam
ed La Spada, knocking the boy down
and falling to the pavement himself. A
number of boys were standing with the
La Spada boy, and Calvin called to
them to get out Of the way. The boy who
was run into, in endeavoring to comply,
stepped in front of the cycler. Calvin
got up, swore loudly and began calling
names, addressing himself to the crowd
which had gathered about to laugh at
him. A big and burly colored man, evil
IDENTIFY assuming that he was the object
of the bicyclers epithets, came from
some distance to demand a retraction,
which was not forthcoming. Calvin
swore the louder. until the aggressive
colored man, Noah Clark, a bootblack,
gave him a quietus with one blow over
the right eye, which knocked Calvin
down, cut his head and will incapacitate
him for some days. Calvin announces
his intention to have the man arrested,
but no warrant as yet has been sworn
out. The young wheelman is not gen
orally regarded as responsibility for a1is
violence, as he is subject to epileptic fits.
BREVITIES.
John Goetz, who works in the Indiana
bakery, lost two pairs Of pants, a coat
and a pocketbook Friday night. He was
in an adjoining room when the articles
about a. M, but no thief was discov-
cred. AS is usually the case there was
treasure which the burglar did not find,
Goetz having taken from the bank the
day before nine $20 bills, which he had
elsewhere at the time of the robbery.
A. A. Ramsey was arrested last night
at about $3.50 for drunkenness. Ramsey
in company with two friends, were in a
wagon near the corner of Green street
and Fair Oaks avenue. They could not
manage the team, and crowd soon
gathered to see the fun. officer Slater
gathered the driver and team in and
later Ramsey was released on his own
recognizance.
The ladies Of the North Pasadena
M. e. church gave a lawn social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Winner Fri
day evening. A feature of the enter
tainment was the candy booth which
had been built during the day and was
presided over by Mrs. A. B. Royal. Mes
danes oPrter, Seaman and Blair had
danes Porter, Seaman and Blair had
charge Of the ice-cream and refreshment
table, The lawn was prettily decorated
with Chinese lanterns and three musi-
cal selections were rendered by quar-
tet.
The loss on John Allin's barn from the
fire Wednesday was made good to him
Friday by the Achen & Munich Insur-
ance company, by the local agent, F. e.
Biles
Floor work was exemplif1ed and sew
eral new members were admitted to the
lodge of the A. o. U. w. Friday even-
ing, in G. A. r. hall. Among the men,
bers who were present from Los Ange-
les were Past Commander Booth and
others.
Mary e. PearfieId is taking a short
vacation at Long Beach.
Mrs. Michener and daughter left Sat-
urday morning for Long Beach.
Miss Anna M. Clintock and Miss Angie
Holmes will entertain informally at Ho-
tel Green Tuesday evening
w. H. Korstian Of the Star has gone
to San Pedro for few days stay, hop
ing thereby to regain bit of his health
H. G. Allen and family of North Eu-
cid avenue left Saturday for Redondo.