The herald., 1897-01-04

Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Clew and Mrs. Black.
About twenty members of the Rev. H.
F.. Wards Sunday school class OF the
Christian church, remembering that Fri
day was the seventh anniversary of the
Rev. Wards marriage, gathered at his
home and spent most enjoyable even
Ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward received num-
Der of handsome presents, among them
being Bible, life of John G. Patton and
Golden Rule.
Immediately after the tournament of
roses parade Miss Alice Bell Dane gave
a Bohemian luncheon in honor of Mrs
Daisy Dexters birthday. The affair took
place in Mrs. Dexter and Miss Danes
studio and the guests were Misses How
ard, Benson. Jordan, Mrs. Dexter, Miss
Dane, Miss Alice Dane. Messrs. Mcguire
Kirkwood. Dane Holton, l.. N. Dane and
Parker Holton.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Buchanan of Pas
adena avenue entertained with cards on
New Years evening. Refreshments were
served and the following guests were
present. Mr. and Mrs. CrOssman, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. George Greeley Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Washburn, Mrs. Liz
zie Drake, Mrs. Morrison and Mr.. Al
Heiss.
A hop was enjoyed by. number of
Pasadena people and their friends at
Sierra Madre Villa Friday night. Among
those present were: Misses Campbell
Hatch, Williams, Nathan, Fisher, K.
Field, Taylor. Messrs Fisher Vans, Ma
than, Harry Sutton, Charles Sutton. Gill
more, Ii. Clifford Rogers, T.. s. Field,
Mrs. Packard Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
Cohrs, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Russell.
Ben Hur and Jas. Whitcomb Riley, the
Hoosier poet were the subjects for con-
sidera ton by the Friends Literary So
ciety Friday evening. There were three
readings from Ben Hur, a paper on its
author and a magazine article. besides
several recitations of Rileys poems.
Mrs. C. Van Son entertained friends
at the Painter hotel Friday with din
ner The table was decorated with pink
roses and smilax and the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher and Miss Dickens.
KLUMPF DISCHARGED
Robert Klumpf. the man charged with
assaulting William Brady some time
ago with a deadly weapon in Thomas
restaurant, was examined in the record
er's court yesterday morning and dis
charged. w. S. Wright appeared for the
prosecution and Messrs. McCarty and
Stearns for the defendant. Klumpf and
Brady We're playing cards. Brady Is
said to have been drunk, but Klumpf So
ber Brady threatened Klumpf and the
latter stabbed Brady with pocket
knife. 1t seems evident that from the
first all parties concerned regretted the
affair and uniting in their efforts baffled
the cause of the state.
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Prinz of North Los
Robles avenue entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hax of Los Angeles on New
Years day.
Ralph Arnold, who has been spending
his vacation with his parents on Ter
race drive, leaves on Monday for Stan
ford
f. L. Prior. assistant superintendent
of the Southern Pacific, spent New
Years in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bufkin of Earlham
street entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
and two daughters of Whittier Friday.
l.. e. Jarvis is confined to his home by
q severe cold.
w H. Kelso and wife of Inglewood
are visiting friends in this city.
Howard and Charles johnson of Po-
mona spent Friday in this city. They are
brothers of Mrs. Will Pinney.
Gordon Hall of San Bernardino, son of
Rev. Wyllis Hall. is guest of his father
and sisters.
Mr.. Alva Starbuck of Whittier is Wis
iting friends in Pasadena.
Miss Maud Stone of Los Angeles was
the guest of Miss Hattie Quinn of Lin
coin avenue on New Years day.
Rev. f. j. Culver left yesterday morn
ing for San Jacinto.
Miss Grace Thompson of South Della
cey street is entertaining Miss Grace
Finney of Los Angeles.