The herald., 1897-02-04
NEWSNOTES SFBOM PASADENA
Peaceful Death of Mrs. Margaret
Raymond
LIVED ALMOST A CENTURY
And Enjoyed the Best Of Health Till the
End
Doings in the Social World-Fraternal
Matters-Personal Notes and Cen
eral News Brevities.

PASADENA, Feb. 3.-Mrs. Margaret
Raymond, the aged mother Of Mrs. Allen
Dodworth, died today at the home or her
daughter, on Terrace drive. Mrs. Dod-
worth died full of years and honor. Had
she lived until July of this year she would
have been 90 years old. having been born
in Westchester county. N Y. In the year
1898. Up to the time OF her death she had
not been noticeably Ill, and her death
was as peaceful as her life had beeh Mfs.
Raymond had lived for the past five years
in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Allen
Dodworth, widow of the famous leader OF
Dodwordth's band, of New York city. The
funeral services will be held from the res
idence next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
THE ASSEMBLY BALL.
The last of the series of assembly balls
which have taken place during the winter
was held last evening in Auditorium nan.
The hall was very pretty, being decorated
with potted plants shrubs, etc. IN the
upper end of the hall the favors were
displayed and proved an attractive attribute
to the general appearance OF the nan. Inc
favors were afterward used Ill the CO.
tillion which was taken part in by tweh-
ty-four couples. the patronesses peihg MIS-.
II. F. Rowland, Mrs. b. NJ. Wotkyns ana
"A. VI.
sided at the favor tables. assisted by MIS-.
Rarnhart Mrs. Up De Graf and the Misses
Lutz and johnson. The dancing included
program OF twelve numbers anu az -
o'clock supper vas served. r. Ii. Shoema-
ker jr led the cotillon In his graceful man
ncr The favors included flowers, tissue
paper butterflies. toys, chrysanthemums
boxes of cigarettes, paper cats and mon
keys, gilt and tinsel banJos and tiaras OF
orange blossoms and eucalyptus bouton-
nieres for the gentlemen. AMONG 'Hs s aAadcS rois
figure, and figure IN which saiie VI
snowballing took place.
10. G. T. OFFICERS.
Lodge Deputy b. Q. Lacey installed ON ofii-
as follows: p. c. T., Miss Gertrude Rails
ton: chief templar, Miss Zana Terpenning;
vice templar, Edward o. Arnold; chaplain,
Miss Myrtle Shaw; superintendent OF J.
-. Mrs. Schultz Pierce: fianncial secre-
iary. ]. A. Westring; treasurer. r. Culver;
marshal. Harry z. Myers; deputy mar
sha Miss ssn,sra olye Fryer x b. ssaIdS ssadwin
Visitors were present from Los Ange-
les, Whittier and Santa Monica. Mr.. Gil
ford Of Maine made an ADDRESS on !ns Inc
state. After the installation snort pro-
gram was rendered
A EUCHRE PARTY.
Progressive euchre was enjoyed by the
guests Of the Painter last evening. tapies e.s
Bowen won ladies' first prize; J. L. NC
Farland gentleman's first prize; Mrs.
Blake, ladies' second G. L; McraTiana; ,,tam nnd
gentleman's second; Mrs. SNOWMAN ana
Mrs. Sargent. consolation.
VALENTINES DAY.
The Tuesday Evening club will give
Valentine party next Tuesday evening.
entines and games will be played. Ar
rangements were completed at meeting
OF directors last evening.
A LUNCHEON.
Mrs. William Stanton entertained al
luncheon today at her home on Grace race
hill in honor of Mrs. A. r. Nevin and MISS
Harbaugh of Sewickly. Pa The guests
were:, Mesdames .I p; r. u Hull; =; wr;9ia W sum
Grant LYMAN, Jason Evans. Mohr. T.. A.
Ford and Miss Thomas
PICKWICK CLUB ELECTION.
At the annual meeting. of the Pickwick
were elected for the ensuing year: II; X.
Hertel, Col. Gaines Lawson. F. " Rider
Henry Newly, Hon. c. M. Simpson, e. J.
Pyle. VIM. F. Blocki A. ). Iurpett W. >.
Pierce. -.
The board subsequently organized by
choosing II. X. Hertel, president: w. F..
Blocki, vice president; T.. j. Fyle' Sec
retary and treasurer.
A session Of whist playing followed the
BREvITIEs
Prof. H. L. Howland, for many years an
Instructor in Philadelphia, will be at the
Y. M. c. A. gymnasium tomorrow after
noon for the purpose Of receiving MEM
bers of the association or those who wish
training Prof. Howlands hours are from
to in the afternoon and from I:SO TO
$3.50 in the evening. Glasses Will be held
Jacob Burchfild, who clips horses in the
old Republican camapign wlgwam on I'm
ion street. lost horse this morning IN
the most unexpected manner. one OF the
boys who works in the stable adjoining
the wigwam was leading the horse, tied
to a wagon. along Union street, and the
animal began pulling and twisting IN SO
violent and persistent manner that he
finally broke his neck and died.
J. P. Grey. the dry goods merchant. who
has heretofore been located In the Masonic
block. will remove his stock to the store
recently vacated by Gardner Webster,
on East Colorado street. Mr. Grey finds
this move necessary on account of the in
different size of his present place.
George +. Smith of Mercer street nearly
cut his finger off with an ak this morning
The finger hung only by shred OF nesh,
that the Disagreement will not be perma-
nent.
Personal.
Miss Laura Hansen of San Pasqual street
who has been very Ill for the past few days
is smewhat improved in health.
G. H. Coffin of the firm OF Coffin G. Stearns
is out OF town for a few days.
Rev. and Mrs. Jones of Claremont are
visiting friends In the city.
G. w. Conan Is spending few days on
his ranch in Covina.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Henderson of South
Marengo avenue have left upon an ex-
tended eastern trip.
Miss Eleanor Hall. daughter of Rev.
Wyllis Hall. left this morning to visit
friends in San Francisco.
Col L. p. Hansen returned today from
Lakeview.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Stone of Mary street
will entertain the c. and D. Euchre club
tomorrow evening.
MIR. and Mrs. &, p. Morehouse will en-
tertain at dinner tomorrow evening at :
o'clock.
s. M. Haller who has charge of the
sale of the goods of Gardener & Webster |
leaves on Saturday for San Francisco
Mrs c. r. Hopkins has removed from her
home on Walnut street to her former home |
on Naples treet
Mrs. C. p. Baker 10 entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs Miles of Racine, Wis.
Mrs. f. e. Harding. who has spent a |
number of winters at the Green, is here |
this winter
SAN BERNARDINO.