The herald., 1897-07-07

Orange Grove avenue, and on motion of |
Councilman Hamilton the residents were
permitted to erect wall and care for the |
oaks desired.
4 r. II. Pinney was permitted to erect
sgn at his new store, corner of Broadway
and Colorado street.
, Marshal Lacey reported seventeen ar
rests during the month of June, with 80
| fine attached to each. AS license collector
he had gathered in 1853. and as poundmaster
he had done $3.50 worth of work. Herman
Dyer, as tax collector and assessor had
collected ss91.2O during June.
| On final passage ordinances were adopted
establishing the grades of Glenarm, Fair
mont, Delmar, Bellefontaine and Ellis
streets, as previously reported
SOCIAL NOTES
Miss Eva Baur of North Raymond avenue
very pleasantly entertained few friends
on Monday afternoon with a blue stock
ing party" Each guest received tiny
blue stocking. upon which was inscribed a
familiar quotation. Cards were then dis
trbuted, each bearing a picture which
represented the title of a book, and the
guests were required to write the names of
the books. In this contest Miss Grace
Tower captured first prize a beautifully
bound book; Miss Ada Cogswell received
second prize pearl and silver letter
opener. and Miss Emma Howard was
awarded the consolation prize, box of
bon-bons. Dainty refreshments were
served. after which the guests adjourned
to the drawing room.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Rosenbaum entertained
a few friends at dinner the Fourth, the
occasion being Mr.. Rosenbaum S birthday,
as well as the national holiday. The deco
rations were in red, white and blue. appro-
pirate to the day, and the handsome and
spacious grounds surrounding the resi-
dence looked at their best. On the rustic
th,-sI1 IL. ttor,
lotus and water lilies, and distributed
throughout the grounds burned a red fire,
giving one glimpses of a fairyland Fire
works concluded the entertainment.
, Miss Pearl Ballard and Fred Foster were
, married on Sunday evening a. the home of
the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. M. S.
Ballard, 314 Villa street. in the presence of
few friends and relatives only The house
was beautifully decorated in honor of the
occasion. and the bride and groom were
the recipients of a number of handsome
, and useful presents. Rev. Mr.. Willouby
of Los Angeles performed the ceremony.
The young couple have set up housekeep-
ing al 800 Illinois street.
A merry party, including Mr.. and Mrs.
, w. T. Bundy. Miss Charlotte Johnson
Miss Minnie Charles, Miss Ella Kirk,
Misses Myrtle and May Bufkin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Ashby
Harold Ashby. William Doane, Joseph
, Newby and Mort Bufkin, celebrated the
Fourth with an all-day picnic at Alpine
tavern.
BREvITIEs
} The following call for a meeting Of the
protestants against the east side sewer has
, been handed in with a request that it be
published:
Twill all parties who circulated a pro-
test against the east side sewer call at the
office of c. C. Brown on Wednesday night
, at 1880 o'clock
&c. H. RHODES, Chairman"
, The Linda Vista bridge will be built in
| thirty days, so the contractors say and
r this will be welcome news to the fruit
growers who have to bring their fruit to
= market over that bridge. 1t was at first
thought that timbers would have to be
procured from the north and that it would
| be three months before it could be COM
t plcted, but it is now found that they can
be procured at San Pedro.
t At the regular monthly meeting of the
. board of trade directors this morning
!. about the only matter Of business to come
, up was the arranging for the write-up of
t the city to appear in the souvenir book now
in course of publication.
Guy Appleford, member of Company L,
who went to Santa Monica yesterday, was
painfully, though not seriously, injured
on the way over by being struck by post
, as he leaned out from the car. He was
, thrown against window of the car, and,
tIle BldSS cut MIN ABOUT Ine neCk
causing the blood to flow quite freely.
though his wounds are not considered seri-
Gus.
. Paul Rowan, son of George d. Rowan of
East Colorado street, and Willis Stuart
son of w. c. Stuart of Orange Grove ave-
nue., were somewhat burned about the
| head and face by premature explosion
of powder, but in neither case are the in
juries serious
t Harold Spear had a bad fall from his
wheel owing to chicken getting in the
way and insisting on being run over, which
caused Mr.. Spear to take a header. His
face was quite severely cut and bruised by
the fall.
PERSONAL
DR.. ]. Sylvester Hodge will be married
to Mrs. Eldred at the home of her mother
in Chicago, Wednesday evening, July 7th.
They will reside in Pasadena.
Miss Clara Peterson of Lawrence, Kas.,
is a guest for few days of Miss Alice
Bertrand.
Miss Ida Mellish went to San Fernando
today. expecting to visit there for couple
of weeks.
l Miss Mirth Camper went to Long Beach
today. where she will be the guest of Mrs
Randall.
i Rev. Frederick Davis and gife of Ottum-
e wa, Ia, are guests of their old friends, Mr..
: and Mrs. G.. M. Sroat.
F. M. Gates and w. H. Woheley are ar
ranging to leave Pasadena about the 18th
for three weeks huting trip.
Prof. and Mrs. G. Wharton James and
Miss Farnsworth returned yesterday from
Boston after an absence of several weeks
Mrs. l.. E. Jarvis returned home yester-
day after having spent the past eight
weeks with relatives in Marshalltown la.
Mrs. Hatch, son and daughters and Mrs
Palmer, who have been guests of the Spald-
= ing. left yesterday for a trip to the Yose-
mite, and will later return to their old
: home in Brighton. N. j.
. Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Cravens of Belle
! fontaine street returned yesterday from
i Coronado They were accompanied by
. Mrs. Cravens brother and Wife
Mr. and Mrs