The herald., 1897-05-30
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

of the witnesses testified that It was jack
son who used the impolite language. The
jury acquitted the Teuton. who could
hardly manipulate ordinary words in the
English language, though. as experience
demonstrates. this is no proof of lack of
proficiency In language which Is tabooed
in polite society.
THE STUDENTS HOP
| The hop given by some of the students Of
the different educational institutions so
| largely represented in Pasadena last even
ing at the Auditorium was a most enjoya-
BILE affair. Besides the local schools. there
were a number of young men who have
just returned from. the colleges In the
northern part of the state. There were
about thirty couples who enjoyed dancing
until late hour. Light refreshments were
served and the music was by Schillingers
| orchestra.
| Among those present were: Misses Ran
dali. Lowry, Bennelle Schopbach, Howard,
Casterline, Blanche Casterline, Sterrett.
Henderson. Hubbard, Dagget, Blocki,
Kingsbury, Lisk, Fuller, Richert, Wein-
garth, Nelly Weingarth, Hansen. Wither-
ell. Monroe. Stein. Mckinney. Church.
Dalrymple, McMahan. Maulkey. Holtz,
Machin. Cox and Donnell and Mcclellan
of Los Angeles, Messrs. Gilmore. Simp-
son, Randall, Reed, Waite, Creamer, Abb
bot. Gaylord, Chadbourne, Chadwick. Ster-
rett, Young. Schofeld. Allen, Hansen.
Lawson, Barnett, Howard, Turner
Barker, Lacey. Sroat, Groesbeck, Price,
Mercer. Arnold, Daggett, Greer. Kunz-
man, Cox. McCurdy and Banbury.
SOCIAL NOTES
| Mrs. H. c. Bennett gave an illustrated
"fad party yesterday afternoon at her
home on Orange Grove avenue, which
proved to be quite unique and most en-
joyable affair. The house was elaborately
decorated with sweet peas and carnations
and refreshments were served.
| Miss e. H. Diers entertained the young
ladies who have assisted in her store dur
ing the winter last evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Kelley on South
Madison avenue. Dainty refreshments
were served during the evening.
BREvITIEs
| At the meeting of the Pasadena branch
| of the Theosophcal Society in America
Sunday evening at the board Of trade
rooms Mr. Leonard Lester will be the
speaker. his subject being ''The Growth Of
the Inner Man."
| Mrs. Daisy johnson Salter, wife Of Chas
Salter and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
johnson, died at the home Of her parents.
301 Concord court, at 10:45 o'clock this morn
ing. Funeral services will be held at the
| residence at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
Rev. Mr.. Douglass officiating. The Order
of the Eastern Star will have charge Of the
ceremonies.
The new United Presbyterian church on
the corner Of Los Robles avenue and Col
orado street Is to be dedicated tomorrow
with appropriate services, and quite an
elaborate program has been arranged for
the occasion.
Through the courtesy of Trustee W. e.
Arthur about ninety-two students Of the
l'Throop art department went to San Pedro
| fn6pv tho TarvUfpa1 af
car had been engaged by the sketching
party, and pencils, sketch books ana paint
boxes were conspicuous among well filled
lunch baskets.
At the meeting of Pasadena camp, w. of
the W.. last evening Neighbor H. Ramel
was elected to succeed himself as council
commander and ]. v. Brooks was elected
advisor; c. O. Webster, escort;. A. H.
May, watchman; Thomas Jordan, sentry
and o. II. Hayes on the board Of man.
ayers. Candidates N. M. Livingston, Will
liam Forbes and u. L. Hendricks were in
itiatcd, which brings the membership UP
to 1865 members.
Company monthly shoot for May yes.
terday resulted as follows Sergeant e.
G. Clapp, 50; Corporal Keyler, So; Corporal
B. 0. Lacey. 81 Private Stebbins. 49, Pri-
vate Appleford, H. Private Well. 20: Pri-
vate Coleston, %; Private Kuhn, 10; Pri-
vate Burt, "a; Private Stone, TO-; Private
Meyers. 70; Private Windham, q; Private
Golderer, 2S; Private Dearth. "a.
Mrs. Herbert c. Torrey, who went east
last week, will sail for Europe on the same
steamer with Bishop and Mrs. johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Scoville. Mrs. Rufus
-: Kellogg and SONS. The whole party
VIII spend three weeks together at Vichy.
mr.. and Mrs Dolph Bassett, Mrs. SUIT
meyer and Mr.. and Mrs Dewey expect to
20 up 70 arroyo Seco canyon tomorrow to
camp out over Sunday and Monday.
trustee Washburn has gone to Kansas
on business trip and will not be present
at the next session of the city council.
D. N. B. Stevens left for Riverside TO-DAY
and will come back benedict. a. he is r.
city. - >'-~'
Colin Stewart left this afternoon for h,s
Bakersheld ranch. whore he win spend
some weeks. -~''s'
Miss p. H. Diers expects to leave soon
for an extended visit in the east,
II n. Klamroth sewers his connection
with =. o. Kendall next Tuesday to a.