The herald., 1897-06-05
PASADENA

PASADENA
PASADENA. June 4.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Preparations are well under
way for the commencement exercises of
Throop Polytechnic institute. The UNDER
graduates will tender q reception to the
graduating class of 81, the affair to take
place on the 18th inst. at the auditorium.
The graduating class was entertained this
evening at the home of President Ed
wards, the members of the class and a
number Of their friends being present.
Another social gathering will be held at
the home of Prof. and Mrs. Ernest b.
Hoag on Orange Grove avenue on the 10th
inst. when the trustees and the faculty
will meet for a social evening.
The final events for the term will be as
follows:
Friday. June 18th, 10 a. m. at Throop,
6loyd grammar school graduating exer-
cises; p. M, at auditorium, reception by
students to graduates.
Sunday, June goth. baccalaureate, Uni
versalist chusrch, preached by w. A. Ed
wards.
Monday June 21st. p. M, commence
ment exercises, opera house.
Wednesday,. June 2Sd. exhibit Of insti-
tute work, 10 a. m. to p. M, East hall,
Throop.
Wednesday night, alumni banquet at
auditorium.
There is every prospect Of even a larger
attendance next year than there was dur
ing the year now closing. and that the stu
dents will represent even more states than
this year.
ARNOLD ELECTED
The school election today passed of with
out an incident or accident worth record
Ing. There was no opposition to Hon Delos
Arnold for the place, he having given uni
versal satisfaction during the whole Pc
riod Of his incumbency. and the vote was
exceedingly light.
COURT NOTES
Walter Gilbreath. the boy who has been
In SO many scrapes lately. and has escaped
anything more than light punishment thus
far. has now been committed to the reform
school at Whittier, his father having ac-
knowledged that he can do nothing with
him.
Two young men who drive delivery wag-
ons put In IS apiece yesterday for infringe
ment of the hitching ordinance. Two meat
pcddlers. on account of not being financially
able to maintain regular meat markets.
came in conflict with the ordinance by ped
ding their meats. 1t is Unnecessary to
state that in said conflict they got the
worst OF It. though 1t is quite the usual
way to state. In such a case, that the or
dinance was broken. 1t seems they were
broke. too, for when they were fined IS
apiece 1t was Hobson's choice. and they are
now star boarders at the city bastile Pas
adena believes In protection. evidently
Ito those on the inside), but how about
the other fellow?
The trial of Mrs. Brown Of North Pasa-
dena for selling liquor to minors has been
set for the Sth inst. in Justice Rossiter's
court. Mrs. Brown claims the complaint
Is the result of spitework and that she can
prove It, She says she is not fool enough
to sell lluor to minors in broad daylight.
as they allcge, and take the chances of
having to pay not less than 500 fine and
lose her license.
No doubt many Of the good temperance
people of Southern California will be
shocked to hear of a woman keeping sa-
loon IN Pasadena, not to speak of her being
charged with selling liquor to boys but
tney should carefully note that this anom-
alistic person is located just ort of the
reach OF DR.. Reid and his constituency of
the Anti-Saloon Standard, being outside
the corporate limits of Pasadena The
people OF North Pasadena, to their credit
ne u said nave petitioned the supervisors
10 revoke the license of this woman.
SOCIAL NOTES
MRS: H. J. Macomber delightfully."- enter
teined party OF married ladies yesterday
afternoon at her home on Worcester ave.
nue. IN honor Of Mrs. H.. X. Macomber
ana Dr. Belle Reynolds. The house was
peautiluiiy decorated for the occasion and
a1 snments We're served. The afternoons
entertainment consisted OF most interest,"
ing lecture given by Prof. r. j. Policy -,
The Mission Fathers" Va
Mrs. Furman entertained a nartv :,
about twenty-five friends, mostly Mscce-
bees yesterday evening at her home ~, ~
corner OF Mary street and Pasadena ave-
nue The evening was spent in card nIav-
Ing and dancing, with some musical selec-
tons BY number Of the guests.
Mr. n. MGreen entertained the mnh,o,,
and the Madrieal quartettes last eveninr
4t his home on the corner of Lake and
Colorado streets. The evening was x,grs, |
pieasantly spent with an impromptu must |
cal program. Refreshments were served
BREv1TIEs
The warrant for the assessment OF mon |
srty owners on Illinois street hetwsen
Marengo and Fair Oaks avenues. was
eiven TO the contractor by Street super-
q 1nsesuens ss, nucnenansthis morning. 1t calls |
and guttered. .'Deu
Pasadena lodge. No. ,324. 1. o. O. f.. elect
ca the following of1icers last night Tor The |
ensuing term: Wallace FoIlett n. a.:
q aomer Hlick. v G.G: w. H. Korstian. r. |
81; w. p Dtckey p. S.: M. e. Wood |
reception will be rendered Pasaden.
Woodmen Of the World by La Fiesta a NJ
O. Los Angeles It the latter's han On Mon.
gay evening next. Among the Features 81 I
re WORK VIII p The exemplincation q the /