The herald., 1897-03-17
PASADENA
i1slI Clerks win Be weIcemsd-sociai and
General

PASADENA, March 16.-The visiting
mail clerks on Monday next will be roy
ally entertained. The reception commit
tee chosen at yesterdays board OF trade
meeting has secured donations OF tally
hos from the First National and San
Gabriel banks. Postmaster Wotkyns'
the Painter hotel and the board OF
trade. Traps. three-seaters and other
vehicles will be furnished by the Union
Savings bank, the Pasadena National
and others. The visitors to the number
of $50 or more will arrive about 2:SO. and
any persons having carriages and wish
ing to donate them to show the mail
men around will please report at the
board Of trade rooms.
THE GREEN COTILLION
The cotillion given by the young ladies
of the Hotel Green last evening was re-
garded as eclipsing the other like func-
lions of the season. The cotillion was
led by Mr.. Lindsay and Miss Sargeant.
Twenty couples took part, most OF
whom were from Pasadena and the
hotel, though there were number OF
outsiders. An orchestra rendered music
from the stage. and the hall was very
prettily decorated with flowers and
DOIIeQ DlaHlt lie dildh W6o dCoAoAae>~e@
as a ribbon cotillion. Among the fancy
figures was the lantern march, In which
the gentlemen entered the dark ball
room carrying japanese lanterns at
tached to bamboo sticks. Partners were
then selected for the grand march, when
many other pretty figures followed,
among them the pole figure. bottle hg-
ure and potato and spoon race. Az
midnight refreshments were served, az
ter which dancing continued until after
/ o'clock. The hall was double lined
with spectators. Those who took part
In the cotillion were: Misses Sargeant,
Waldby, Hubbard, Anne Hubbard,
Daggett. Ford, Grey. Auten. Libby
Vallette. Bragdons. Lindsay. Wright,
man, Hale, Dodworth, Mrs. Winslow,
Messrs Lindsay. Glow. Snyder. Sweat,
Shoemaker. Mitchell. Roosefelt. Per-
kins. Hastings, Dickinson, Rowan, Ma
comber, Fife, Frye, Thomas. McCurdy,
Engle, Stats, Villas. Ferry, Currer. DR..
H. j. Macomber. DR.. T. s. Up de Graft.
AMATEUR DRAMA
A good audience witnessed Breaking
His Bonds" the play given by the I'M
perial Dramatic company last evening
in Auditorium hall. Considering that
the performances was the first appear
ance Of the performers 1t was quite good.
The parts. though lacking expert finish.
were, as a rule, well taken. The cast
was composed of Misses Clara Thrall,
Edna Shaver and Blanche Semple.
Messrs. w. L. Lippincott, D. M. Muir
ply, w. r. Bland, c. L. Kiser. w. A.
Willis and r. G. Thayer.
the acts by the Misses Doll. who were
encored enthusiastically. Schillinger's
orchestra furnished the music. The
company expects to repeat the perform
ance soon, as a good sum was made for
the w. r, c., for whose benefit the play
was given
PTCKwnCK CLUB
The second meeting Of the Pickwlck
club'S whist and pool and billiard tour
nament took place last night. In the
whist game the following sides were
Nippincott and Fuller, Lawson and
Lutz. Thomas and E. ]. Pyle. against
Capt. Turbett and Briggs. Harris and
Permar, Todd and Hertel. Twombly and
Glasscocl. The contest for the evening
came out even. each side scoring 26
points. This leaves Capt. Turbett's side
four points ahead from the previous
Capt. Newly, Nash and Williams
against Capt. Rider. Dalrympbe. Bren-
ner ana Moore resulted in 20 points for
Newby's side against q points for
Riders eide.
BREvITIES
Charles West, boy who says he 10
Is years old. appeared before the re-
corer this morning to answer to the
charge of vagrancy. He has been sell
Ing pens, which he says were given to
hdm. He was arrested last night near
the Santa Fe depot. Recorder Rossiter
sentenced him to three days in the coun-
ty. Whether this Is what his case needs
- doubtful. According to his story. he
= the son Of San Francisco saloon
keeper. from whom he ran away about
three months ago, making his way south
by the free use of his wits and brake
beams. He IL In q bad condition a. to
wearing apparel. and said that he was
going home when captured. The boy
has Just served sentence of thirty
days In the Ksos Angeles jail for begging
on the streets.
Ellsworth Dayhoff. 15-year-old mes
eenger boy for the Western Union Tele-
graph company. is laid up. owing to an
attack by ferocious dog belonging to
Nathan Mears Of North Lake avenue,
near Altadena. The boy entered the yard
with q telegram few days ago, and the
dog, wh1oh is q big one. jumped on him
from behind q hedge. EllgWorth was
pulled on his wheel and ME cries
brought -some one from the house who
6eovs The dog Of. The boys thi6h Wos