The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-12-19
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

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PASADENA, Dec. 1S.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) The line of march OF the
Tournament of Roses parade has been
decided as follows: Column will form on
Walnut street and Hudson avenue;
south on Hudson avenue to colorado
street, west to Raymond avenue, south
TO Vineyard street. west to South Far
Oaks avenue, north to Green street east
to Raymond avenue, north to Colorado
street. west on Colorado street to orange
Grove avenue
The public schools will be represented
as follows:
High school-Six-in-hand tallyho.
Wilson high school--Glee club, float.
Franklin school-The Marguerite BIZ
cycle club.
Garfield school-Two-h horse surrey.
Washington school-Float.
Columbia horse surrey.
Grant school--Pony carriage: Mr.. II.
Ii. Collins of the Garfield school as aid.
Lincoln school-Tandem. two horses.
ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL
In the high-pole vaulting contest at the
7. NJ. c. A. gymnasium last evening e..
Barry defeated Jesse Wore for the $3.50
sweater offered by Braley & Co. Fol
lowing the contest musical and literary
program was given in the Y. NJ. c. y.
rooms, as follows: instrumental solo,
Miss Chase; recitation, Miss Kiehl; quar-
tet, Messrs. r. c. Bufkin, Mont Bufkin,
Spencer and Taber; violin solo, j. I. M.
Allan; vocal solo, Miss Myrtle Bufkin.
A social and reception was given last
evening by the Epworth league in the
NJ. Z. church. The members Of the old
cabinet acted as reception committee
and presented the guests with bouquets
of white and scarlet geraniums. The
program included recitation by Miss
Lizzie Ryder; vocal solo, by Miss Char
lotte Christie: reading, by Miss Ella
Wood songs, by the Bachelors quartet,
Messrs. c. J. Crandall, Will Jones, VIM.
Campbell and Charles Montfort. Re
freshments We're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. s. McFerren of Wash
ington street entertained last evening.
The evening was devoted to games. taffy
pulling and popping corn. The guests
were the little Misses Jessie Barker.
Jessie Campbell, Jennie Toms, Clara
Campbell, Eta Barker, Snyder Masters
Johnnie Burbaw, Clifford McFerren,
Kenneth Parham. Glennie McFerren,
Noble Parham and Glennle Snyder.
Messrs and Mesdames Joseph NJ. Camp
bell, George B. Parham, Snyder Revilo
Shirk.
BREVITIES
William H. Green appeared before
Justice Merriam this morning to answer
to the charge of matrea ting his wife and
eight-year- step-son. Judge Hester
represented the defendant, who entered
plea of not guilty, and the case was
continued indefinitely. Bail was fixed
at fifty dollars, and the defendant is in
custody until he can raise that amount.
He agrees not to modest his wife, this
being condition of his release on bail.
The case of James Lee against Wah
Name, Cinnamon, was dismissed today
by Judge Rossiter, the defendant show
ing himself to have been partner in the
first laundry, whose funds he was al
legged to have embezzled. r. NJ F'urlorg
looked after the plaintiffs interests, and
Attorney Treat of Los Angeles repre-
sented the defendant. Names defense
was that, being a partner, he simply
spent the $30795 with which he was
charged with embezzling, in paying the
expenses of the laundry.
E. Fl. L. Randolph, aged SO years, died
last night at the family home on Galena
avenue. Deceased came here from New
York about a year ago for the benefit of
his health. He leaves a widow and four
children here. Arrangements for the
funeral will be made when word has
been received from relatives in the east
The opera house was fairly we'll filed
last night for "Ole Olsen,' which has been
played here before two or three times
within year or two The play created
much laughter. John Lawson lowered
his record on the home trainer. A locaI
rider, VIII Clark, tried the machine anC
made mile in 50 seconds and a fraction
court room.
The funeral of the late w. @. Swan
will be held at 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing at the residence, 305 Grant street
Friends are invited. The interrnent will
be private.
The electric express car ran into the
tower wagon near Sycamore grove
this morning, somewhat damaging the
wagon but hurting 40 one.
Fire this noon at the northwest cor
ner of Marengo and Walnut avenues
damaged the furniture Of A. C. Herricl
$50 worth. No alrm was turned in. The
fire was caused by an overheated stove
c. l.. Newton, a driver of the Electric
market, was arrested today by Mar
shall Lacey for violation of the hitchine
ordinance. The customary fine is 81.
Rood Fisher. q hobo, was given {
nights lodging in the city Jail Thu
evening.
James Gay7ner and Ruth Gardne
returned today from Oakland.
The mare which was left with II. II
Matthay yesterday has not yet beer
claimed. The nag was left by a youn,