The herald., 1897-02-14

man, vocal SOLO Dy MT. GeorSe oWeru-
flyer, vocal solo by Miss f. F. Sterrett.
The reception committee consisted Of
the following: Rev. Il. l.. Conger, Mrs.
Louise Conger, =. M. Green, Mrs. VIM.
Stanton, Mrs. Theo. Coleman, Prof. M.
M. Parker, Prof. A. l.. Hamilton, Misses
Richert, Ruth Barrett, Grace Monroe,
Fisher, Allen, Airline Vallett, Edna
Gearhart, Jeanie Nelmes, Messrs. John
Reed, Lawrence Lawson, Ed Barker,
Ray Conger. John Blick, Hraold Simp-
son, Roger Sterrett and Clifford Cream
er.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Gaylord.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Green, Mrs. Bunnell,
DR.. and Mrs. Mohr, Rev and Mrs. E. l..
Conger. Rev and Mrs. w. M. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. h. T. Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
s. Blick Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Arnold,
Prof. M. NJ Parker, Prof. and Mrs. Hoag,
Prof. and Mrs. Holder, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Heap, Prof. and Mrs. A. l.. Ham
ilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Farley, Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Hamilton, Mines. Mana
han, Bunnelle, Theo Coleman, Mitchell,
and Mrs Bridge, DR.. and Mrs. Fordyce
Grinnell, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Daggett,
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Adams, Misses
Bessie Richards, Fannie Sterrett, Mabel
Langford, Lucy Holbrook, Jeanie
Nelmes, Daisy Polk, Grace Jenkins, c.
Stevenson, Marie Ney, Kate Blick, LYDIA
Conger, Lulu Conger, Lila Dalrymple,
Jessie Tuttle, Pinger, Grant, Hamilton,
Edna Gearhart, Ruth Baker, Fisher,
Flosie Saunders, Ella Bonner, Sarah
Coleman, Lizzie Weingarth, Matte
Reed, Fuller, Campbell Smith, Farley,
Blanche johnson, Brenner Messrs. r.
II. Hale, Greer, Joe Grinnell, Fred Wild
er, Arthur Chamberlain, Archie An
drews. Archie Price, Allen, Rolla Mana
ITpr nly
Clifford Creamer, Marion =. Waite,
John York, Charles Garfield, Lawrence
Lawson, Strong, Harry Schofield, Rob-
ert Lacey, Frank Frazier f. Russell,
Law, John Blick, Ray Conger, M. p.
Wright, Fred Buchanan, Roy Gray, Roy
Macomber. James Gaylord, Gay Bar
rett, Ed Turner, Calvin Baker, Prof.
Evans, F. Il. Beach, A. G. Dudual, DR..
j. Ely James, Prof. w. X. Gaylord, PROF..
w. II. Parker Prof, Gilmore, Prof. Per-
kins, j. +. Saunders e "A. Walker Thos.
Nelmes, Frank Coleman and many 9TH
ers.
A Valentine social was given by the
young people of the Presbyterian church
last evening in the church parlors. At
the door the guests were met by the re-
ception committee and given heart
shaped programs reading as follows:
Piano solo, Prof. Oscar Schleiff Talk on
st. Valentines Day, VIII Compbell;
baritone solo. H. H. Klamroth; recita-
tion, Miss Glennie Pearl; guitar solo,
Miss Abyss Glass.
After the program the guests amused
themselves by hunting candy hearts
which were distributed about the room.
Refreshments of cocoa and sandwiches
were served.
Mrs. Barnhart entertained the ladies Of
the West Side Euchre club yesterday
afternoon at her handsome home in AL
tadena. The house was very prettily
decorated with flowers and refreshments
were served. Mrs. T. s. C. Lowe, Jr.,
won the ladies' first prize, Mrs. George
calfe lone hand prize. Those present
were Mines. B. +. Jewett, Della Senter,
Andrew McNally, Glow, Mohr, G. G..
Green, A. c. Armstrong, A. A. Libby,
T. S. c. Lowe, Jr., c. w. Bell, c. p. More
house, p. r. Hull. c. s. Cristy, ]. D..
Wilde, e. c. Bangs. H. L. Story, r. l..
Rogers, G. A. Barker, T. S. Updegraff,
A. r. Metcalfe and others
Mrs. c. N. Stanley of North Fair Oaks
avenue was pleasantly surprised by. a
party of friends yesterday, the occasion
being her birthday. A number of pres
ents were brought by the guests and the
evening was spent in playing whist.
Refreshments were served and the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Morse,
Mr.. and, Mrs. Millard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Miss Davis,
Mr.. Davis, Mrs. Banta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mantle. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ryder, Miss
Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will HI. Pinney Of East
Walnut street were pleasantly surprised
last evening by a number Of their friends
who came to bid them farewell The
evening was spent in the enjoyment Of
games and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs.
Pinney left this morning for their home
in Los Angeles. The guests were the
Misses Wood, the Misses Ellis, Misses
Blanche Johnson, Edith Parker, Fa-
brick, Reed, Messrs. A. B. Stevens, Don
c. Porter, j. Herbert Hall, ]. Oscar
Downing, Charles Fabrick, Ralph Chat
fin, Mr.and Mrs. Benshoff Mr. and Mrs.
George Burman.
PERSONAL.
Il. l.. Jones has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Santa Barbara and Ventura.
Mrs. Hoag of Markham avenue will
entertain friends at luncheon Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew McNally will
entertain friends at cards next Thurs
day evening.
Postmaster Wotkyns came down to
his office yesterday, but he is not well
enough to resume active duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wagner will spend
tomorrow at Santa Monica.
Col. Green will entertain a party Of
eastern friends Thursday with trip to
San Pedro in his private car
Miss Lindsay will entertain Miss Mae
Coburn tomorrow
Miss Robinson of the Lincoln school
gave her pupils poppy party this af-
ternoon.
BREVTTIES.
Two Mexicans, Salcido and Verdugo
who were charged with stealing wood
from the arroyo, appeared before the re-
corder this morning and afternoon for
trial The complaining witness was T..
z. Topham, who alleged that the Mexi-
cans stole the wood from his wood lots.
The defendants set forth that they un-
derstood they had leave to take the
wood. Judge Rossiter took the cases un-
der advisement. 1t is understood that
other arrests will follow these.
The first public meeting under the aus
pices of the Pasadena social university
will be held in G. A. r. hall Monday
evening, at which Morrison 1. Swift will
speak on The Educational Plan for Re-
moving Social Discomfort. Admission
Is free.
At the regular public meeting of the
Pasadena Theosophists Sunday evening
Abbott b. Clark of Los Angeles will
speak on Meditation and Action. At the
close of the lecture questions will be an
swered, and an account of the crusade of
American TheosophistE around the
world will be given. The crusaders ar
rived IN San Francisco Thursday from