The herald., 1897-03-21
Los Angeles County

ment OF the Anti-Saloon league, VIII be
| held at the M. E. tabernacle. Pastors OF
churches and representatives of the diff
ferent organizations will be given seats
on the platform. The singing viii; be
given by the regular church quartet and
choir and other choirs are invited to
join in. Hon. Thodore Kanouse will be
the principal speaker. Mr.. Kanouse has
served for twenty years as chief tenn
plar Of state grand lodges and his ad-
dress will be an interesting one. DR..
Reid's new song, entitled "The Old Flag
Shall Be Laundried Clean" will be sung
by the church quartet.
At the meeting of the Theosophists
Sunday evening H. B. Leader of Los
Angeles will be the speaker and his SUBJ
: ject will be "Karma" The society has
purchased one of Collins fine Needham
| pianos and there VIII be good music.
The following delegates were chosen
! at last nights meeting of the Epworth
league to represent Pasadena at the an
nual convention of the district league to
be held in Los Angeles the 1st and I'd of
next month: Mrs S. F. johnson, Miss
Chaffin, Miss Anna Wood, Rev. Clark
Crawford, Mr.. A. B. Stevens and Mr.. w.
A. Benshoff. DR.. Tying was to have read
a paper to the league but was prevented
from doing so by Illness. The paper was
therefore read by Mr.. ]. o. Downing.
The paper dealt with the passion play
of Madrid and proved very interesting.
Two guitar solos were given by l..
George Thompson.
The East Side Whist club was enter
tained last evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Newby at their home on North
Marengo avenue. Ladies' first prize
was won by Mrs. M. Ayres. Mrs. Ly-
man A. Craig won consolation. Gentle
mans first prize was won by e. ]. Pyle.
Mr.. Lyman Craig winning consolation
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs w. H.
Hines. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Glasscock, DR..
and N. A. Dalrymple, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
]. McCament, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman A.
Craig, Dr. and Mrs. H. Ayres. Mrs. C.
n. Jordan, Mrs. Graham. Miss Lacey
Miss Hariett Lacey, Messrs. E. ]. Pyle.
H. d. Pyle, VIII Craig. Parmalee.
number of the young friends of viii
Magee were entertained last evening
at his home on East Colorado street
with games and music. Delicious re-
freshments were served and the guests
were Misses Bessie Burr, Louise Ogden,
Mabelle Doolittle, Carrie Machin, Flor
ence Brent Grace Lisk, Anna Baker,
Maud Mott, Dora Allen, Augusta Gould
Lupe Lopez, Hattie James, Verda Faw-
cett Grace Magee, Messrs Guy Hamill
Floyd James. Arthur Ellis Archie Bos-
ley, Carlton Bull. Walter Hadley, Jay
Cook. Arthur Traphagen, Jerome Buch-
anan. Thomas Mather. Duncan Rey-
mold, Richard Halsted and Harvey
Briggs.
The Friends Literary society met last
evening at the Friends church and the
following program was rendered:
What History Tells Me About George
Washington" "...... William E. Cox
why Should We be Patriotic?''
...... Prof. c. E. Tebbetts
G~I~
Reading, Lincoln and His Relation to
''Some Stirring Events of 1776."
G. b. Hall
Reading ...... ...... ..Delmar Reynolds
America The Society
A few Pasadena young people went
out to Lamanda park last evening to the
informal party given by Miss Echo AL
len. Among the amusements were
characteristics, in which Ray Conger
won first prize. Miss Murietta of Los
Angeles second, and Miss Kate Blick
consolation. The guests from this city
were Misses Airline Valette, LYDIA Con-
ger, Kate Blick. Lila Dalrymple. Messrs.
Ray Conger. John Blick and Sayre
Groesbeck.
Miss Nellie Martin entertained friends
at her home on Lincoln avenue last eve-
ming. Cards and dancing were enjoyed.
after which dancing was resumed. The
guests were Misses Shaffer, Susie
Shaffer. Sandilands. Porter, Salter.
Messrs. Ed Martin. Frost, Munger Hill.
Stevens. and Tom Banbury
A party of ten gentlemen were enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs. c.
b. Scoville at dinner in honor of the
birthday of Mr.. Scoville. The guests in
cluded Messrs N. w. Bell, A. W. Arm
strong, ]. S. Torrance. Roy Barnhaft.
C. II. Hastings, w. r. Stats, A. A.
Libby, DIR. ]. M. Radebaugh. DR.. III. H.
Sherk and DR.. T. S. Up de Graft.
Henry Cloud, the man acquitted some
days ago upon the charge OF disturbing
the peace Of M. S. Ballard says. in refer
erce to his suit Instituted against Bal
lard in the sum of $4,000 damages. that
he has recently passed civil service ex-
animation, and on account OF this ne
wished to have his good name kept per-
fectly clear.
Charles A. Arthur, the blacksmith ar
rested yesterday for battery committed
upon the, person of Mrs. Ransome, ap-
peared before the recorder this morning
and pleaded guilty He will be sentenced
on Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
A. r. Davis will leave for Oregon on
Monday.
Lester Lippincott has taken position
with the Chicago Brokerage Company.
Mr.. and Mrs c. f Hamlin krVnoving
into their new home on Galei-a avenue.
H. w. Wadxworth is suffering with thr
grippe.
day.
Thomas Croft L still connned to bis