The herald., 1896-12-18
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Van Nuys on North

Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Van Nuys on North
Raymond avenue.
The Shakespeare club meets tomorrow
evening, when an interesting program
will be rendered. Some important busi-
ness will be transacted also.
N. T. Horton and G. T. Horton of this
city are Interested in a new bank, which
has Just been established at San Diego.
Mr.. N. T. Horton, who is a banker of
the enterprise. Edward Mutt of San
Diego and Benjamin Evans Of Cincin-
natl are also interested.
BREvITIES.
The extension of Garfield avenue to
Park street will be begun at once, not
withstanding the opposition during the
last few months. The professors failed
to appear before the council yesterday,
and the time for such appearance ex-
pires tomorrow, which Is the last day
provided in the thirty day limit from
the date Of publication. Property own
ers who do not pay tomorrow will be
fined
Tomorrow Throop closes for the
Christmas holidays, and closing exer-
cises Will be especially interesting, as
Rev. Mr.. Cook will address the school.
Tomorrow (Friday) evening Hon. f.
F. Davis will lecture on Ireland From a
the auspices Of the Americas club. The
lecture will be illustrated with stereop-
tican views.
The members Of the A. o. U. w. held
social this evening at K. of P. hall,
the occasion being a smoker.
A fire was started in the barber shop
at 27 South Raymond avenue last even
ing by the upsetting of lamp. It was
put out before damage was done.
w. c. Cooper, Mitchell Golden and
Robert Cannon, hobos, were taken in
last night, and this morning sentenced
to ten days each in the county Jail by
Justice Merriam.
team of horses attached to surry
belonging bscama to the Painter h9te
car on Raymond avenue this
morning. backed into bicycle
and did more damage to it than five
years riding could have accomplished
Mr.. Cowgirl and wife of Maple street
were the victims of burglars few days
ago for the third time during the last few
days The family were away from
We're scattered about the rooms, though
little was taken. A year ago a gold
watch was taken.
AS per orders Of Major Bangham of
the Americus club the battalion will as
sembie in full uniform on the corner
of Fair Oaks avenue and Union street
for an exhibition drill and for the pur-
pose of escorting Hon. F. F. Davis to the
tabernacle tomorrow night at pm
(Friday). An election will be held at
the city hall Tuesday evening, Decem-
ber 22d, at 1880 o'clock. for the choice
of second lieutenant in place Of c. r.
Collingwood of Company c., resigned.
The holiday number of the Throop
POLYTECHNIC is out with new cover de-
sign by T. Lamson. The athletic depart
ment under the editorship of NJ Waite
discusses the football season which has
passed SO auspiciously for Throop
A meeting of the charter committee
was held this morning in the Office OF
Chairman w. e. Arthur. On account
of other engagements of members the
meeting was again postponed until to.
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
SOCIAL NOTES.
The c. and D. Euchre club met this
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
S. Washburn on Valley street.
Miss Lorene Hansen will entertain
with a masquerade party at her home
on San Pasqual street New Years eve
The tenth year students will have
charge of the Christmas exercises at the
high school tomorrow afternoon.
The Wheelwoman's club meets tomor-
row at S14 Arcadia street, at pm.
sharp.
Mrs. S. j. Hardison Of Santa Paula for
merly Miss Cockrill, is visiting friends
in the city.
j. E. Rouse is staying at the Evanston
Inn and is expecting the arrival shortly
of his wife and son from New York.
Rev. Fiechreib. pastor of the German
Lutheran church at Monrovia, has NOV
ed to Pasadena with his family
]. F. Church and Gardner Smith re-
turned yesterday from Randsburg.
Miss Virginia Weaver is the guest OF
Mrs. A. w. Armstrong in Altadena.
from duck hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Miles arrived in
Pasadena yesterday from Chicago.
Mrs. Major Elderkin left this morning
to join her husband in Chicago.
Prof. G. W. James left today for Ari-
Zona.