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NEWSNOTESF FROM PASADENA
The Courageous Marshal Gains
New Honor
TWO DESPERATE CRIMINALS
Ce,Iared While Wheeling Along the
Sacred Sidewalk
r,,,t.,;o Dork Pr0nOsitiOn-MiSS Ash
TWO DESPERATE CRIMINALS
A Public Park ropositon-Miss Ash
ley's Case-Personal Notes ana
News Brevities.

PASADENA, Jan 21--Two of the men,
bers of the Rollers club who enjoyed
4 bicycle ride to San Gabriel yesterday
afternoon came to grief and are poorer
thereby. On East Colorado street the
Marty took to the cement sidewalk Tne
marshal heard of this bit of transgres-
sion, and on the return journey he was
hiding for the naughty riders in the
old street car barn on the corner of Huc-
son avenue. Most of the club had wise
ly kept the street but Messrs. Robert
Rowan and b. Orlando Bruce were par
taking of the forbidden fruit and the
avenging marshal nabbed them. They
appeared before the recorder this after
noon, and after many protestations
paid their fines of So each. Mr.. Bruce
vowed to appeal before higher author
ity. but later changed his mind. A half
dozen or more wheelmen are sore over
like collisions with the long neglected
sidewalk and bicycle ordinance. Mar
shal Lacey vows, however, that it must
be enforced, and great and small fishes
will be included in the common haul,
until every owner of a bike in the city
understands that the ordinance exists
and is to be respected. Riders have been
warned early and often and only the
leniency of the authoritis has saved
many who are now congratulating them
selves upon their escapes.
THE PUBLIC PARK.
]. C. Kirkpatrick of San Francisco.
agent for the Sharon estate. has been
in this city lately to make a proposition
in regard to a public park. The estate
which he represents includes about $50
acres of wooded land southeast of the
city, below Oak Knoll and Lake Kew
on (Wilsons lake, lies in it. The prop
erty is thickly wooded with liveoaks
and other fine old trees and has
water system. 1t is already a very pop
ular resort for pedestrians and an ex-
tension of the electric road which Will
soon be made will render the place more
accessible. Mr.. Kirkpatrick says that
the estate is for sale in small portions,
but il all was bought 1t could he had
cheaper. The Sharon estate would ac>
cept payment in per cent bonds, pro-
vided the city has the right to issue
park bonds.
THE ASHLEY CASE.
The decision In the Ashley Baldwin
suit by Judge Slack, which was an
nounoed yesterday afternoon. was not
altogether unexpected by the Misses
Ashley. The suit was for $4,000 dam
ages on the ground of seduction and
Judge Slack's decision was in Baldwin's
favor Miss Lillian Ashley says their
plans are indefinite as vet, but that
they will continue the fight. They are
not cast down by the adverse decision.
and will appeal the case to the supreme
court. In the meantime the two sisters,
Misses Lillian and Emma Ashley, are
attending to their hairdressing business
on South Raymond avenue, and stand
we'll in the community, despite the insin-
uations during the trial against Miss
Lillian's previous character.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. Thad Lowe, jr, entertained the
Young Married Ladies Thimble club
at her home in South Pasadena this af-
ternoon. The house was prettily deco
rated In smilax and roses, and elaborate
refreshments We're served The guests
were: Mesdames Frank Chlds, Libby,
1r., r. !. Rogers, Herbert Brown, Ed
ward Hill, c. Il. Scoville, c. w. Bell
and Robert Vandervort
A rev frieds of Miss Pearl Wickens
enjoyed a dinner at her home on North
Madison avenue Tuesday evening. The
affair was in honor of the birthdays Of
two OF the guests. Covers were laid for
ten. Inc table was prettily decorated
IN violet, and an elaborate menu was
served. The occasion was greatly en-
joyed by those present.
Oino1als OF the. electric railway enter
talned number of their gentlemen
friends yesterday with a trolley partv
to Santa Monica, where an elaborate
hsh dinner was served. The officials
were M. RI. Sherman, f. P. Clark. e. C.
webster, and their guests were Messrs.
f. c. Bolt, G. G. Green. p. M. Green
Foster, McNally, Fl. c. Story, Aplin,
Dewey. L. r. Lukens, and several noted
gentlemen from Los Angeles.
The Rollers club enjoyed a deIiyh,fu1
bicycle ride yesterday afternoon tbe
start being made from the home of Miss
Ford on Orange Grove avenue. Ths
party went to San Gabriel. and unon
their return enjoyed supper at Miss
Fords home. Those who went We're.
Misses Fannie Shoemaker, Hubbard.
Gnne 1uooard, Marian Armstrong.
Green, Daggett, Johnston. Messrs. Kin"
Macomber. Bert Orlando Bruce Poh
Rowan and Lindsay.
MI and Mrs. w. A. Heiss entertained
the reorganlzed c and d Eucher olub a :
their home on South Pasadena avanns
this afternoon.
The next meeting of the G. x sooio,
~" cS heiu al tHe nome OF Miss
chamberlain ON North Los Robles ave
nue..
Miss Helen Ford will entertain friends
tomorrow evening at progressive anglinr q
at her home on Ellis street. in honor nf
her birthday
Miss Fanch + of North Fair Oaks ave-
rue enterta!ns twelve young ladies' at
whist Saturday evening.
r. L. Huggins of North Marengo ave-
nue. entertains number of his gentle
men friends at cards tomorrow evening.
BREVITIES.
Lillian Watson, the 4-year~old daugh-
ter OF the proprietor of Hotel Mitchell