The herald., 1897-02-23

mans. Mr.. Heimlith works ut Crescer-
ia as a gardener and was sent for. IL
was at home Saturday ard promised
then to build fence that should keep
the children from the track, as the
mother had often haan worried by their
placing themselves N danger. She Is
of course heartbro'tAn and has the sym
pathy of the ne!ghborhool.
SOCIAL NOTES.
A number of lady friends of Mrs. DR..
N. A. Dalrymple were entertained Sat
urday evening with a progressive but
ton party at her home on East Colorado
street. Ten tables were arranged fer
the novel game, which were prettily
decorated with flowers. Eacr table was
furnished with a needle cushion, Tut
tons. piece of cloth and other sewing ma
terials. A certain scheme of color was
peculiar to each table, decorations. fur
nisaings, etc Score cards were in the
form of buttons. At the toucl. Of a bel'
the guests started to sew, and prizes We're
awarded for the most buttons sewed or
the cloth with the greatest neatness an"
dispatch. Mrs. Maxwell of Los Ahge
les secured first prize, handsome SCI
of silver cuff buttons. Mrs. Fuller wor
second prize. vase. For the consolation
prize, embroidered linen button bag.
Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Valett. cut, the
former winning. Delicious, refreshments
were served and the guests were enter
tanned with musical selections by Mise
Lila Dalrymple. Among those present
were Mines. F.. F. Rowland, g. w. slim
son, b. o. KeSdall A. b. Fuller l.. A
Craig. G. b. Senter, II. H. Rose, l. B.
Winslow, F.. r. Hull, C. p. Morehouse
d. b. Van Slyck,. Newton C/ypool, 7
H. Holmes, r. Williams. II. II. Valette
e. b. Farr, Frost, Fisher, Farris. De
Cou, II. X. Macomber, Evans, Barnum,
Wall, Swartout. Bethel. Congdon, Sill
verthorne, Wallace, McCutcheon, Ian
gan, Spencer Millard, Lowe -Stockwell,
Harry Maxwell Los Angeles; Mrs. Root,
AZusa.
BREvITIES
This being Washingtons birthday, the
regular weekly meeting of the city conu
Gil was postponed until tomorrow
Most of the business places of the city
remained open all day. The banks
closed The postoffice was open from
9 to 10 a. m. and from to p. m. One
delivery by carriers was made inthe
morning.
A number of friends of the late Mrs.
John Turk attended the funeral services
which were held yesterday afternoon
from the residence on Cypress avenue,
Rev. Wyllis Hall officiating. The Re-
bekah lodge had charge and the offer
ings of flowers were very beautiful.
Mrs. E. Groesbeck of North Los Ro-
bles avenue has exchanged her place for
twenty acres planted to oranges and
lemons in Altadena She is having
plans drawn up for dwelling and will
occupy the new place.
Lorraine Shear died yesterday at his
home in North Pasadena. Deceased
came here two months ago from Michi-
gan. His remains will likely be sent
back to that state for interment.
Among the delegates to the conven-
tion of the Anti-Saloon League from this
city are: Councilman II. G. Reynolds.
from the Y. M. c. A; l.. F. Culver, E.
o. Arnold and w. A. Ward, from the
Good Templar lodge; President w A.
Edwards, of Throop; P. M. Green, of the
First National bank, aid j. e. Ohm
stead. of the News, representing Pasa-
dena's educational and business institu"
tions
The old Gilmore place on California
street has been sold, and Mr.. c. G. Gill
more and family, who have lived there
for the past eight years, have moved to
Los Angeles. The place was one of the
pioneer tracts of the city, having been
settled more than twenty years ago by
Mr.. Gilmore's father.
The Hindu, Bramacharin, will deliver
a free lecture in the vestry of the Uni :
versalist church Thursday evening Feb
udfy GOtI. SuUJeCls SuTlSI from the
Hindu Standpoint"
PERSONAL.
Mrs E. R. Hull will entertain ladies at
cards at her home Friday.
Mrs. ]. L. Whitmore entertained Los
Angeles friends at dinner today.
F. S. Wallace is confined to his home
by illness.
DR.. William Claiming and son, Har-
DID, left yesterday for San Francisco.
Rev. Eli Fay preached at Redlands
yesterday.
Neal Taylor and Ed Hahn of Pomona
college spent yesterday in the city.
John Blick and Ray Conger have been
chosen to represent Throop in the Anti
Saloon League convention at Los An
gelee.
j. r. Hoagland, former resident of
this city, but now of Calabasas, was
here today.
Mrs. H. w. Hines went to Coronado
yesterday for short stay.
J. l.. Crilly is out again after weeks
illness.
Mrs. ]. H. Holmes is confined to her
room by illness.
]. w. Hugus and family are at Coro-
nado.
e. Gronendyke is in San Bernardino
on business.
w. E. Arthur goes to Santa Barbara
tomorrow on business.
The Misses Ayers of Pomona college
are visiting their parents on North Ma
rengo avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clapp of Massachu-
setts are the guests of Mr.. Clapp's
brother, w. B. Clapp. and family.
e. II. Howe went to San Pedro today
on business.
The Young Ladies' club met this af
ternoon at the home of Miss Daggett on
Columbia Hill
Miss Chamberlain entertained the c.
X. club this evening at her home on
North Los Robles avenue.