The herald., 1897-04-17
PASADENA

PASADENA, April 16.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The inspection of CON-
pany / by Major Diss last evening was a
very minute one and the company was
found to be in excellent condition. In the
afternoon the armory was looked over
the guns, uniforms, etc. were examined
and the accounts of the officers checked
up. In the evening the company was
mustered in l. o. o. f. hall and was in
spected. Among the officers present
were Adjt. Gen. Barrett, Gen. c. f. A
Last. Col. Berry. Major Weller, Capt.
Alfonso and Lieuts. Nordhoff and
Thompson. In addition, there was a
number of commissioned officers
and privates present. Every member OF
the company was on hand, which makes
the per cent of attendance 100. Many OF
the boys came from distant places. and
Sergt Brown and Private Young
walked the entire distance from Rands-
burg, which occupied four days. After
the inspection there was a drill on the
street.
SOCIAL DOINGS
The Misses Tuttle of Marengo place
entertained last evening with progress
eive games. in honor of Miss Jeanie
Nelmes, who leaves shortly upon a
three years visit to Scotland. Prizes
were won by Miss Blanche Casterline.
Mr. Creamer, Miss Holbrook and Mr..
Bull The house was prettily decorated
and refreshments were served.
Mr.. II. Hughes of Little avenue was
surprised last evening by number of
his friends of the Independent Order of
Foresters Chief Ranger Dunn and
Messrs Ward and Chisholm gave short
program of songs and recitations. and
refreshments were served.
Mr.. Frank Hawley and Miss Nellie
Osborn were married last evening at the
home of the brides parents on North
Marengo avenue. The house was pret-
tily decorated and the young couple
were the recipients of number OF hand
some presents. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Clarence True Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Hawley left today for
Shatsworth Park where they have a
home.
The last dance of the season of the
Primrose club was held in Auditorium
hall last evening. The hall was prettily
decorated and forty-five couples were
present. The program included dances.
for which music was furnished by an
orchestra.
The final hop at the Green last evening
was largely attended. The ballroom was
lined with spectators.
Miss Randall gave an equestrian par
ty to San Gabriel last evening, chaper-
oned by Mrs. MATHS. The party included
Mrs Maths, Misses Hansen and Randall
and Messrs. Dart. Tompkins, Randall.
Gale and Schleif.
BREvITIES
The Mount Lowe bondholders and the
unsecured creditors of the road met
again yesterday at the Office of A. r.
Metcalfe, Esq All the members of each
committee were present and the meeting
lasted three hours, without an agree
ment being reached. Another meeting
will be held next Tuesday evening, at
which time the creditors will or will not
accept an ultimatum which has been
laid down by the bondholders.
1.-The New Magdalen." given last night
at the opera house for the benefit Of the
charity organization, was remarkably
we'll done, considering that most of the
performers were amateurs. The parts
were taken by Bert Heineman, E. L..
Brown. Hagar Harold, l.. H. King,
Don w. Carleton, Irving Knight. Mrs.
H. H. Hill and Miss Louise st. George,
under the direction Of Hagar Harold.
Mr.. ]. Arthur Loining, impersonator
and elocutionist, delighted an audience
at the Presbyterian church last evening
with humor and pathos. The affair was
for the benefit of the Y. M C. A., and the
program included selections from Trow-
bridge, Holmes, Hamlet and others.
There were negro pieces, Irish, New
England and Scotch dialects, and all
were given In most artistic manner
A bold burglar entered the home of
]. A. Poage on North Euclid avenue at
about o'clock Wednesday evening. Mr..
Poage is away on his ranch, and Mrs.
Poage and the children have occupied
the house for some time. Lately Mrs.
Poage rented q part of the house to
some young men. 1t is thought the
burglar did not know the men were in.
He deliberately opened the door and
started through the house. The chill
dren screamed, which brought the rent
ers down, and the burglar made his es-
cape without securing any booty. The
man wore a mask.
The ,Uniorm Rank K. of P. whist tour
nament closed last night. George Gree
ley's team won by score of IA to 10.
The pupils Of the high school will give
Scott's Lady of the Lake" in dramatic
form at the high school tomorrow night
(Saturday). An orchestra will be on
hand, and Prof Labonde of the conser-
vatory Of music will render a guitar
solo.
There has been no appreciable change
IN the electric railway situation since the