The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-27

If whom followed the remains to their last
resting place In Mountain View cemetery.
There were many beautiful floral offerings.
The remains were clothed in the, white
satin wedding dress she was to have worn
next Wednesday night had not the grim
reaper decreed otherwise. Rev. Clark
Crawford, pastor of the church of which
RALPH ARNOLD,
Tray CONGER,
ROBERT s. ALLEN,
FRANK B. JEWETT,
IDA MELLlSH."
PYTHIAN DRILL
The members of the local lodge, knights
of Pythias, are the recipients of many
congratulations over the result of the prize
drill at the encampment at Santa Monica
where they carried off the prize The,boys
acquitted themselves in a manner to do
credit to any organization and they are
now signing for more worlds to conquer.
The contest was witnessed by about 1906
people.
Brig. Gen. McGlashan made the presen-
taton and j. G. Rossiter responded in be-
half of the Pasadena company. Most of
the Pasadena visitors remained in Santa
Monica over Sunday. Camp was broken
today and those knights who have already
returned will meet those returning on this
evenings $50 Southern Pacific train at the
depot and escort them to the armory.
STRUCK BY THE CARS
The old man who was injured at shorb's
station Saturday afternoon is in a good
deal of pain and is not entirely out of dam
ger. He was struck by a train at the
crossing. The unfortunate man suffered a
fracture of the collar bone many severe
bruises and other injuries, which may re-
suit seriously. His wagon was demolished
and the whole outfit was pretty well de-
moralized
BREVITIES
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Adams-Phillips company was held at the
office of the corporation Saturday after
noon. The old corps of officers was re-
elected, being: James H. Adams, president;
Andrew Turner vice president; Thomas
W. Phillips, secretary and treasurer
Mrs. ]. C. Williams of Arroyo View drive
was quite seriously injured yesterday
afternoon while driving on South Pasadena
avenue. One of the tugs became loosened,
and, Tapping against the horse, frightened
him and he began to run. Mrs. Williams
was thrown out and her head hurt, while
her shoulders and chest were also bruised
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Wallace, Carl Ter
penning, Charles Fabrick of Pasadena and
Mrs. l. H. Preston of Los Angeles returned
on Saturday from their trip to the Yose-
mite. They had fine time and come home
journey was much easier and more pleas
ant than was expected. About sixty photos
We're taken. On August 9Th they will tell
of their trip to the Epworth league of this
city.
Miss Hurlbut gave delightful yachting
party off Catalina Friday afternoon. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Hurlbut
Miss Hurlbut, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. More
house, Miss Morehouse Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Greer Campbell, Miss Warth. ]. G. Nor
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Stone and Miss Stone.
l. M. Bennett leaves tomorrow for Seat
tie, where he has secured a position in
jewelry store.
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob HeltZell and Miss
Diehl. who have been guests of c. E. Mon
fort, left this morning for their homes in
New Oxford. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mills who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton of Howard
street, have taken cottage at Santa
| Monica for the summer.