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'ES FROM PASADENA
The New Telephone Proposition to De
Considered
Dolngs In the Social World-Prafessor Clark
on the Road to Recovery-Person-
ais and Brevities


Protective association meets in al"
journed session Monday evening, when
General Manager Severance and sew
eral other citizens connected with the
new Home Telephone company VIII ne
heard upon the proposition. The com
pany is firm in its declaration that II can
give the people Of Pasadena better
and cheaper service than the one at pres
ent in use The company has plenty of
financial backing and Will put in plant
at once If the prospects are good, ana
SO far they seem to be good. The local
rate will be $50 per month, and an ad~
ditional charge of 10 cents will be maize
for communication with Los Angeles.
Citizens will be welcome at the meet
ing in the board of trade rooms Monday
night, when the latest developments Will
be heard.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Pinney of North
Marengo avenue gave a surprise party to
their daughter Miss Zola Pinney, FRI
day evening. The evening was very
pleasantly spent with games, conversl-
ton and the enjoyment of refreshments.
The guests were Misses Johnston, Hey
denerich, James, Sill, Brent, Kellogg
AND EaWccJI, MeSSTS. JdluCS, I'Nii' -ie
gee, Sweesy, Mather, Royal, Cook, Morse
and Bennett.
At a meeting of the o. E. s. Friday
evening in Masonic hall short musical
and literary program was folloWed oy
q banquet and dance. George SWerh-
flyer sang q solo. Miss Bonner rendered
a selection on the piano, a trio number
was given by Messrs. Mcpherson, Bren-
ner and Wright, and darky songs were
given by Captain Drake. There were
about rs members present, and dancing
was enjoyed until late hour.
The Valentine party, which was to
have been given next Tuesday evening
by the Tuesday Evening club, has been
postponed one week. The clubs execu-
tive committee has ruled that at all fu-
ture meetings each member Of the club
may invite two friends and no other
outsiders will be admitted.
Harry M. Condeman and Matte M
lyon were married Friday at the home
of Rev T.. Pascoe of this city. Both are
residents of Lamanda Park.
BREVITIEs.
The friends of the poet, James q.
Clark, throughout the nation will be glad
to learn that his condition, which at one
time was regarded as hopeless, has
greatly improved, and that with the
best of care he is on the road to recov-
cry.
Owing to the rain Friday evening, the
regular monthly meeting of the Friends
Literary society was postponed until
two weeks from that date.
Hewitt e. Fay, the orange shippers
have put in an orange washer at their
place south of town. The work was for-
merly done by hand but If the washer
works, much labor will be saved. The
machine is the invention of Porter Stie
or this city
The present NJ T.. church will probably
be removed this spring and Rev Clark
Crawford, the pastor, thinks new one
will soon be built.
The Lady Maccabees expect the ar
rival in this city about March 5 of Mrs
lillian Hollster of Port Huron. Mich.
supreme commander of the order. A
public reception will be given her.
The music of the Stabat Mater hav-
ing arrived, the first rehearsal of the
chorus of the Oratorio society will take
place at the conservatory of music on
Monday evening. February 8, at Z o'clock
Rev. Joseph Smith. an evangelist who
gave services here some years ago. is
engaged to hold revival services at the
M. e. church next month.
The officers are looking for a boy who
was seen to throw an orange through
the window of an afternoon Southern
Pacific train near Glendale street Fri
day afternoon.
PERSONAL
Madam Laurler, wife of the premier
OF Canada, who has been in the city
for the past two or three days, left yes
terday for Los Angeles.
Mrs. j. P. Garlick of Buena Park Is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
]. Pearson OF North Delacey street.
William Waterhouse Is recovering
from an attack of the grip
grip.
e. G. Severance of Alameda Is a guest
at the Green.
f. l.. Halsey left yesterday for Wash
ington, from whence he sails for Eng
land
Mrs. Hubbard and Miss Annie Hub
bard, mother and sister of the Late Mrs
I. J. Reynolds, arrived in the city yes
terday from the east.
Mrs. Slade arrived from the east YES
terday, and is the guest of Prof. Cole and
wife.
l.. E. Beals and family of San Fran
cisco are in the city for the winter.