The herald., 1897-10-28

departed for their new home in North
Pasadena, where they will receive their
friends after November 10th.
Two wagon loads of children from the
Ramona convent and the School of the
Holy names picnicked today at Eaton's
canyon, making an all-day affair of it.,
and returning about o'clock. They
were under the care of the Catholic sis
ters of the Holy Names, and were driven
over by George Greeley.
Next Saturday evening the Ladies
Home league of the Good Templars'
lodge will give a Halloween social in
G.. A. r. hall, to which the public is in
vited. At last evening s regular session
of the lodge the following officers We're
elected: John A. Westring, chief Tenn
plar; Miss Nina Mcclure, vice Tempar;
A. f. Baldwin, superintendent ]. W.;
l.. b. Culver. recording secretary; f. G..
II. Stevens, financial secretary; j. r.
Wore, treasurer; Frank Thornburg,
marshal; Frank Hawley, guard; Miss
Myrtle Shaw, sentinel. The lodge is
making extensive preparations for the
entertainment of the grand lodge con-
vention, November 9th 18th.
The new Catholic church will be built
on the northeast corner of Walnut street
and Fair Oaks avenue, instead of the
southeast corner, as at first thought.
The edifice, for which Architect Young
of Los Angeles is preparing plans, will
cost between $4,000 and $4,000. The
school will be built on the southeast cor
ner. The church Will be 60Xl32 feet in
size.
PERSONAL
Professor Conant returned last night
from the east.
Lewis Allen has arrived from the east.
Mrs. Mary C. Patten, wife of Chicago
banker, with her children, Miss Mary
and Paul Patten, are stopping at the
Mitchell.
Mrs. j. j. Blocker has returned from
the east.
Mrs. Martin, mother of c. s. Martin,
is very i'll at home on South Orange
Grove avenue.
Frank E. Brenner has resigned his
clerkship with Conrad & Hotaling and
purchased II. f. Sandeman's Los An
geles and Pasadena Express business.
r. Williams has succeeded Frank
Brenner as clerk with Conrad &, Hotal-
ing.
George Boekins a young man who
has been employed for four days past
as porter of Hotel Mitchell, was arrested
this evening upon suspicion of having
stolen several articles from the hotel
Among these articles was a s45 over
coat belonging to Will Mitchell, son of
the proprietor; razor, another over
coat from a guest. and cigars from the
office. This morning the doors Of the
hostelry We're found closed and locked
as usual. and during the day the arti-
cles We're found to be missing. Suspi-
cion therefore fell upon Boekins, who
was inside the house at the time the
articles must have been taken, and of
whom little was known. There are
others thought by the police to be i'm
plicated in the robbery
The Woman's Relief corps gave a flag
social this evening in G. A. r. hall, the
proceeds of which will go to the relief
fund Music was furnished by John-
sons orchestra, which volunteered it's
services free. The program consisted
of song by the Star quartet; account of
the making of the first flag. by Mrs Kel-
logg; tableau, Making of the First Flag;
tableau, reproducing the picture of the
Birth of the Flag; tableau, representing
the inspiration of the w. r. c., by Grand
Army veterans with flag: recitation by
Clara Tennahoff; flag salute, by twenty
school children; tableau, Defenders of
the Flag, by the Sons of Veterans: solo.
by w. c. Schneider; the contest of cut
ting a star with one clip of the scissors
was won by Mrs. w. S. Lacey. Re-
freshments We're served and the eve
ming was closed with dancing.
At meeting this evening of the re-
organization committee of the Pasa-
dena and Los Angeles Electric company
in the company's offices a lease was
executed with the Los Angeles Electric
Railway company for the use of their
tracks from the plaza to Fourth street
for term of years. 1T was also decid-
ed that hereafter the meetings of the
committee will be held during the day
and not at night
A horse attahced to a light buggy ran
away in front of the Y. NJ C. A. rooms
this evening about seven o'clock east
along Colorado street nearly to Euclid
avenue. A Mexican named Mariana
was run into, resulting in throwing him
out and cutting his head so that five
stitches had to be taken in it.
AT the meeting of the Pickwick club
this evening as the bylaws were not
in shape for adoption the meeting was
postponed one week, the committee ia
meet and perfect articles in the mean
time