The herald., 1897-05-01
PASADENA

t KA6AOGMA
PASADENA, April So.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) John Grant, alias Burns
and "Scotty," had his preliminary exam
ination this morning before Recorder
Rossiter. He was held in $500 bonds.
In default of which he was sent to the
county jail Grapt was arrested for steal
ing q bicycle. but the charge Of burglary
was preferred against him. The bicycle.
which was valued at SIS, was stolen on
the night of April 22d from the stable of
James H. Adams. This morning Mr..
Adams testified to the theft of the wheel
and Detective Goodman testified to hav-
ing located the wheel in joint on San
Pedro street, Los Angeles, where Grant
had attempted to sell It. On Grants
arrest he confessed to having stolen t)ne
wheel. The prisoner stated that he had
slept for four nights in the barn and did
not consider his entry burglary. He
alleged that he had not broken into the
building. @H
UNDERTAKERs ATTACHED
A writ of attachment was issued in
Justice Merriam's court last night
against the undertaking firm Of Lip
pincott & Co. of West Colorado street
The amount called for Is 1929. owed to
the California Casket company of San
Francisco. The failure Of the firm has
not been unexpected. The assets Of the
firm are somewhat more than their liza
bilities, but they are not such as can
be readily turned into cash. The firm
was started in 1889 by Samuel r. and s.
Risdon Lippincott. father and son. Four
a n n
the firm. The business was extended
and agencies were established at Mon
rovia, Sierra Madre, Azusa and Ontario.
Mr.. Clarke IL no longer q member. he
having about a-year ago taken sole
charge OF two OF the branches. Samuel
r. Lippincott, who is 85 years of age,
ard his son are both financially ruined
by the failure, but their friends think
that they will eventually pay dollar Tor
dollar.
sTONE-CARROTHERs
The marriage of Walter r. Carrothers
and Miss Lottie Stone took place last
evening at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 8. Stone of East
Colorado street. The groom is the as
sistant postmaster of Pasadena. The
house was prettily decorated, the work
having been done by Misses Bangham
and Montfort. The dining room was dec
GRATED with Lady Banksia roses and
carnations, the drawing room with pink
ard red roses and the other rooms with
sweet peas and carnations. The cere-
mony, which was short, was performed
ty Rev. N. H. G. Fife. in the presence
Of the Brownie club and few intimate
friends and relatives. The bride wore
blue taffeta silk and carried bouquet
of white carnations. Miss Jessie Mont
fort acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. Gale
Mccoy OF Los Angeles as best man. Fol-
lowing the ceremony refreshments were
served The guests at the wedding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Stone, DR.. and Mrs.
Weir, Mr.. and Mrs. Weymouth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Montfort, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Chicken,
Mr.. and Mrs George Collins, Misses Belle
Carrothers, Winifred Carrothers, Maud
WEYMOUTH, Ada Burkhead. Grace
Ketchum, Jessie York, Lucy Chamber
lain. Glennie Pearl, Pearl Thompson,
Mamie Bangham, Jessie Montfort
Messrs. Gale Mccoy, ]. Carrothers, w
X. Parcher, Isaac Springer, Walter Wey-
mouth. George Bremen, Arthur Cham
berlain, Fitz Beach, Z. c. Sisson, VIM
Campbell, G. E. Montfort.
SOCIAL DOINGs
The Y. M. C. A. enjoyed social even.
ing yesterday. At 6 o'clock Secretary
Howland served a supper complimentary
TO the guests. Following this addresses
were made by Secretary Howland, g
N. Adams, Prof. Hamilton, DR.. Briggs
ard c. c. Reynolds. Mines. M. A. Hall
New Meyer, G. G. Reynolds. Burhan'
and Bennett assisted In serving the re
freshments. The members present were
Messrs. c. c. Reynolds, DIR. Briggs, w
b. Tompkins g. M. Adams, Ernest Can
field, e. ]. Mayo, J. M. York, ]. Herber
Hall, w. B. Taylor, w. H. Thompson
]. A. Burge, w. 8. Parker, e. T. Steven
son, DR.. Hull. c. c. johnson, Prof. Ham
ilton. s.. M. Allen, Dr.. ]. e. James, ]
.Pearman, w. 8. Windham, A. D.. Wood
A. A, Thompson, DR.. ]. r. Townsend, II
r. Cogswell.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Stimson Of Soutl
Orange Grove avenue entertained
friends yesterday evening with musi'
and refreshments. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Lutz, Prof. ant
Mrs. Hoag, DR.. and Mrs. George Hull
Prof. and Mrs. Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs
LYMAN. Rev. and Mrs. Merwin, Mr.. ami
Mrs. Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs Hayes. Dr
and Mrs. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Diehl
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman A. Craig OF Soutl
Madison avenue entertained friends las
evening in honor Of Mrs. Craig's aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Kendall sang severa
selections and Miss Lila Dalrympl
rendered selections on the piano. Ligh
refreshments were served. and the fol
lowing guests were present: Mr.. and Mr.
B. o. kendall, Mrs.. N. "A. palrymple. Mr.
Ford Miss Mckinney Of Titusville. Pa
ana Miss Lila DalrympIe.
1Gr. and ME- s. G.. Tuttle of Narehg
plaee ee1ebratse their n1lveF wsddlne a