The herald., 1897-07-17
PASADENA

| PASADENA, July 16-(Regular Core
| spondence) The case of Miss Belle Gohn,
charged with a violation of the liquor or
| dinance, was set for this morning at 8
o'clock. 1t did not take long to secure the
following jury Henry F. Cogswell, w. N.
Van Mugs. w. D. Hamell, Fred Swift, s..
j. Perring, A. H. Fawcett, j. s. Mills,
Wesley Bunnell, w. H. Smith, John H..
Beebe M. H. Weight and J. F. Brewer.
| After the jury had been secured it was
announced that on account of the absence
of W. S. Wright, the attorney for the de-
Tense, the trial would be postponed for one
day. Tomorrow morning at s o'clock the
taking of testimony will begin. City At
torney Arthur will be the prosecutor, of
course, and the case will probably be holly
contested. Some seem to think that some
Partially has been shown in the selection
of victim, they term it, and conse-
quently there is some feeling in the matter,
tut the officers state that they have no
thought of being anything else than strict
ly impartial and treating all alike when
ever they can get the evidence.
EASTERN VISITORS
The Christian Endeavorers are arriving
by every train and electric car, and they
are being met at the depots by the COM
nittees selected for that duty and shown
about the city and Otherwise made to feel
at home A number of meetings have been
ARRANGED for with addresses by some of
the test speakers among them. The head
quarters are the chapel rooms of the First
| Presby+ erian church.
| Those who registered today at the head
ousrters were: Charles E. Brown, Kan
sas City; Flora A. Brewster NJ. D., Il.
icstele Bond. Fannie A. Beckwth Balt:-
more; Mrs. j. w. Pritchett j. Cliff Prit-
chett. Mrs. Georgia Compton, Miss Ruth
Plain, Miss Annie Plain, Madsonville, Ky;
E,rpf oil
G. T. Boyd, Washington, d. c.; Margaret
Elder, Mrs. l. M Glenn, Sadie Z. Hare.
Allegheny; Minnie Logue, Minnie Lud-
wick, Anna Mills, Mrs. S. J. Mosgrove.
John X. Mosgrove, David McMatt Robert
Niblock Pittsburg; Julia A. Nelson, Mar
garet l.. Nelson Allegheny; Clara Oswald,
Youngstown. o.: H. S. Colburn, B. o.
Kinney. Sadie M. Roberts, Harriet Smith,
M. G. Exline, Mrs. C. Carroll, Elizabeth
Wieland, Rose Treet, Mabel Treet Lizzie
M. Zapp, Cleveland; Mrs. w. j. Rulison,
c. E. Taylor, Anadesko o. T.; Rev. An
drew Heron, Paulina, Ia: C. c. McFann
and wife, George Thorne, Fl. w. Vrooman
and wife, l.. Simpson, B. f. Miller, A. H.
Miller, Kokomo, Ind. f. M. Ross, Sara M.
Curtis, Menlo, Ia; Carolyn Bond, Niles,
Mich; M. Perry Sargent, Merrmac, Miss;
w. II. Watson, Bancroft Neb. DIR. W. H.
Pfohler, Kansas City: David Reynolds,
Sarah B. Reynolds, Indianapolis Mr.. and
Mrs. John Resch, Moses Reynolds, Yer
million Grove, ILL.,; E. d. Stricken, Pitts
burg.
SOCIAL DOINGS
Miss Hattie Jones entertained a party
of friends last evening at her home on
Lake avenue and Colorado street, most of
them being Good Templars. The house
was decorated for the occasion and the
time was pleasantly spent in playing games
and social conversation.
A merry tallyho coach load of young
people enjoyed a moonlight ride last even
ing. The affair was complimentary to
Wilson Bryant Burt of West Point, who
is a guest here. The party was hand
somey entertained at Olivewood by Mrs.
Elenberger
The Amite club was delightfully."- enter
tanned last evening at the home of Mr.. ami
Mrs. Willis Eaton of Summit avenue. The
guests were disguised in sheets and pillow
cases and a merry time was the result.
After unmasking a delicious supper was
enjoyed and a contest in progressive con-
versation participated in. FAof. Il. j.
Williams succeeded in carrying off the
honors and was awarded handsome pic
ture prize.
The Highlands, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Hugus, was the scene of
merry gathering of young people yesterday
evening, when their daughter, Miss Nettie
Hugus. entertained few friends at din
ner. The house was deliberately decorated
in honor of the occasion. Dinner was
served at o'clock and the menu was very
elaborate. Following dinner the company
engaged in dancing until daylight
The newly installed officers of Pasadena
lodge No. 324, I. o. o. F., provided refresh
ments in the way of ice cream and cake to
the members present at the regular meet
ing on Thursday evening, July 18TH
THE COUNTRY CLUB
At the meeting of the gentlemen who are
getting up the Pasadena Country club last
evening at the board of trade rooms. a
permanent organization was effected the
following gentlemen being present: j.
Miller. A. w. Armstrong, w. C. Stuart, T.
F. Rowland, w. r. Stats, ]. S. Torrance,
Herbert Brown. Conway Campbell-John-
ston. H. M. Dobbins Jason Evans, George
F. Chamblis, +. c. Bolt, Edward Barry.
Seymour Locke. e. w. Hitchings, A. K
Macomber. I. S. Updegraff. j. E. Jardine,
j. s. Cravens, Fl. H. Sherk and w. G.
Laid.
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