The herald., 1897-11-28
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA, Nov. 27.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) Salvationsts and friends
congregated in the hall this evening ant
gave a coffee reception to Ensign Day
who leaves shortly for his new positio,
on the editorial staff of the War Cry ir
San Francisco. Mr.. Day does not know
just when he will leave, owing to the
illness of his wife. Ensign Loney and
wife, who will succeed Mr.. and Mrs. Day
are expected to arrive from Santa Bar
bara on Tuesday of next week and will
lead the meeting on Thursday. Bill
Burke, the converted pugilist and erst-
while prize ring champion, will speak ii
the hall Monday evening, November %
He is an entertaining speaker and will
interest all who hear him. He has been
a Salvationist several years. Admis-
sion is free. Sunday night Ensign Day
will deliver his farewell speech. Tues
day night Captain Brocllhurst, the Of
flcer in command Of the army corps at
Ell Monte will lead the meeting.
PLAYED RINGERS
The colors of the Pasadena high
school football team, which hitherto this
season had only once been scored
against, were lowered in Los Angeles
this afternoon. The St. Vincent team
won the game by the score of II to ..
Thirty minute halves We're played. The
home team outweighed the Pasadenans,
who We're put to a further disadvantage
by the hardness of the grounds, Pasa-
dena's grounds being very soft. The
high school boys, however, own up t.
being fairly outplayed, though the St
Vincents are accused of taking crack
players outside their school. The two
teams played a draw game some time
ago, neither side scoring. A return
game will be played in Pasadena two
weeks from today,
MISS ASHLEY DEPARTS
Miss Lillian Ashley, who recently sued
Lucky Baldwin, left Pasadena this
morning for New York city, having
leased her house on Summit avenue for
one year. Miss Ashley for some reason,
wished to keep her departure secret, and
stated that she intended going to Mon
rovia. She purchased a ticket for New
Yorw city in the name of Mrs. c. s.
Boetzel At Monrovia Miss Ashley took
leave of her little daughter whom she
leaves in charge of NJ. H. Holmes of that
place 1t seems that Miss Lillian will
join her sister Emma in New York,
where Emma has made mash on a rich
Brazilian coffee planter. This informa =
ton was ELECTED from a neighbor of
Miss Ashley's, of whom she made con-
fidante.
A CHURCH SOCIAL
Rev. Tebbetts of the Friends church
entertained the young people Of the
church last evening with social pleas
ures and program, which were as fol-
lows:
Song-Miss Myrtle Bufkin.
Piano solo-Miss Eula Newly.
Address Of welcome to the pastor and
his wife, who have just returned from
the east-Miss Ida Curtis.
Reply and greeting by Prof. Tebbetts.
Declamation-Miss Eula Newby.
Piano solo-Miss Laurel Chase.
Descriptive dialogue, "a Political
spat"-Mont Bufkn and Ralph Spencer.
BREVITIES.
At the meeting last night of the Wood
men of the World the following officers
were elected: Counsel commander
Henry Ramel advisor lieutenant, j
V. Brooks; banker H. j. Munger; clerk
W. S. Beckwith: escort, f. .. webster,
watchman l.. L. Worrell; sentry, T.
i. Jordan; manager, w. S. Lacey. The
following are holdovers and complete
the list of officers for the coming term
Managers j. p. Helen and O. II. Hayes;
past counsel commander, A. III. May.
The second dance of the Philadonian
club was given last evening in Audito-
rum hall about forty couples being
present. A program of twenty dances
was given, and lemonade was dispensed
during the evening. The next dance OF
the club will be given on New Year S eve
This morning in Justice Merriam S
court T. II. Pillow, a colored man. sueS
w. /. Montgomery for 81 alleged to be
due for services rendered. a son OF
Pillow engaged to go into the noun
tains with Montgomery and others, act
ing as servant. Pillow got separated
from his employers, and for this reason
his wages We're not forthcoming. Mont
gomery countered by demanding $3.50
from Pillow as damages for desertine
the party with the pack mule and sup
plies and thereby causing the party
great bodily suffering. Justice Merriam
gave judgment for the plaintiff for $.
and costs.
Judge Q. F. Weed of North Raymond
avenue was pleasantly surprised last
evening, the occasion being his birth
day. During Judge Weeds absence thu
house was prettily decorated and upoI
his return he found thirty of his friends
congregated The evening was spen
with whist and refreshments and music
During the evening Miss KATHERINE
Kimball Forrest rendered several Sc
lections.
A program on "Our Familiar Birds
was given by the Epworth league las