The herald., 1896-05-11
! VIOLATING THE LIQUOR LAW
Restaurant Men Brought Into
the Courts
PLEAS OF GUILTY ENTERED
The Recorder Proceeds to Inflict Some
Heavy Fines
Social Events at the Crown OF the Valley.
Hotel Green Closed for the Season.
Personal Notes

PASADENA, May 10.-Marshal Slater
raided three restaurants yesterday
afternoon. the proprietors of which have
been selling liquor and violating ordi-
nance 220. William Wehrli of the TiN-
oil was taken before the recorder and
pleaded guilty being fined 5000, which
he paid. Harry Fluke whose place is
on South Fair Oaks, also pleaded guilty
and sentence was suspended until Mon
day. He is an old offender Miss Gohn
of the New York kitchen on South Fair
Oaks was fined 500. She formerly ran
the kitchen on West Colorado street,
and started at her present location only
three ~ef'.-four days ago. The arrests
were made almost simultaneously by
Marshal Slater and officers Goltman
and Horton. Evidence against Miss
dphn was not very strong, an empty
beer glass and S. cents found on the
counter in the rear of the building form
ing the strongest links in the chain. Of
flyer Goltman found the door closed and
effected entrance by cutting a hole IN
the screen of the door.
A EUCHRE PARTY
A large number of friends were enter
tained at cards Friday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Parker on
North Raymond avenue. The house was
prettily decorated with flowers and
tables were arranged for thirty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Glasscock carried off
first prizes at euchre, the prizes being
handsome volume of poems and gold
olive spoon. The BOBBY prizes were won
by DR.. Dalrymple and Mrs. Gabriel. A
dainty collation. was served. Among
the guests We're Mr., and Mrs. c. Fl. Jor-
dan, Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Glasscock. DR.. and Mrs.
Dalrymple Mr. and Mrs L. L. Test. Mr
and Mrs. j. c. Cahill. Mr. and Mrs. A
ford, MIR. and Mrs. Graves. Misses Gid
den. Newly, Crowell. buckingham,
Messrs. Williams, Holt, Schlieff and DR..
Bresee
A CHURCH SOCIAL.
The parlors of the First Congrega-
tional church were prettily decorated
Friday evening. the occasion being So
clal in honor of recent members of the
church. Refreshments of ice-cream,
berries and cake were served.
Speeches were made by Messrs. F. Z.
Burnham. A. X. Nash. Professor Hamil-
ton. DR.. Shultz, and others, and a man
doln and guitar music was furnished for
the entertainment of the guests.
BREVITIES.
Messrs. Kellogg and Munson, appoint
ed deputy assessors by City Clerk Dyer.
have begun their work, the latter having
the. territory south of Colorado and the
former the territory north of that street.
Another deputy will be put on soon. The
assessment books are in charge of As
The banquet halls and pariors of Hotel
Green are deserted for the season. The
chandeliers are wrapped in newspapers,
the windows barred and furniture stack
ed and covered to protect it from the
dust of the summer.
At a melting Saturday evening of
Temple lodge of Perfection A. and A. S.
r., the fourteenth degree was conferred
upon the following gentlemen: Messrs.
B. F. Ball, j. Is. Hughes, H. G. Bennett,
w. L. Woodward and A. r. Pierce. A
banquet followed the work.
a few friends of Mrs. F. D. Stevens
gathered at her home Friday afternoon
in honor of the seventy-second birth
day of her mother Mrs. Bucher Light
refreshments We're enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: MIR, and Mrs Critchtield,
Mrs. and Miss Frost. Mrs. and Miss
Johnston. Mrs. r. II. Pinney and Mrs.
S. d. Bucher.
a family party in honor of Mr. I. H.
Allin of Chicago brother of John Allin
Of this city. was enjoyed yesterday. the
trip being made to Santa Monica by the
Southern Pacific. The members of the
party were John Allin ard family, T. II.
Allin and family, Col. and Mrs. j. Ban
bury, Thos. BanburY and wesley Ban
hurry and family, s. L. -Allin and family,
VIM. Beale and family Nelson Eollings-
worth and family. Mrs w. T. Wore and
sons, Loring lSanbury and family. Mrs.
Gus Banbury and family, +. K. Willis
and family Of Los Angeles and DR.. Allin
of the same city.
Thc Columbia school will give a musi-
cal aCd literary entertainment Friday
evening. May 18th, at pm. Admission
II cents Object. to secure funds for the
purchase of an organ for the school.
Miss Merwin expects to so east next
month.
Among visitors in Pasadena Friday
was Mrs. w. c. Haga BOOM wife of the
wel1-lkDOW0 rpWEpaDer man.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. SaDderson, who have
been visiting Mrs. Bennington of North
Raymond avenue for the last ten days,
left Saturday for their home in Seattle.
Mir. and Mrs. W. G. Hunt of Los An
geles, who are relatives of Mrs. Whit
more. have gone east, in the interest of
the Pioneer Rolled Paper company, of
which Mir. Hunt is the manager.
"A. n. Fessenden, the stationer, is about
again after an indisposition which has
kept him from business during the last
few days.