The herald., 1897-01-03
Not Everybody Took Part in the
Parade Gil
THE THIEVES AND BURGLARS
Attended Strictly to Their Regular Line
of Business
People Who Danced the Old Year Out.
The Theosophists Meet Today-Per-
sonal aM News Brevities.

PASADENA, Jan. 2.-While the good
citizens of the town were taking day
off for recreation and enjoying or taking
part in the tournament of roses parade
yesterday, the thieves and Burglars were
attending strictly to business. Some
time during the parade in the morning
the home of Emil Kayser of the firm OF
Wetherby and Kayser, on South Mad
dson avenue, was entered and silver
ware, clothing and other articles to the
estimated value Of 5000 was taken. En-
try was made through the rear windows,
and there is no clew to the thieves. Last
night while the family was absent the
home of r. Eason of Summit avenue was
entered and jewelry and money to the
amount of about $40 was taken. The
family found the front door open when
they arrived Another robbery was that
of Frank Jones' house, corner of Los
Robles avenue and Wichita, while he
was attending the parade. Plate, Jew
elry and other valuables were taken.
Other houses were entered and small
amounts taken.
SOCIAL DOINGS.
Following the Berkeley clubs concert
in Auditorium hall Thursday night, q
delightful dance was enjoyed by those
present. The hail was decorated with
papyrus, palms, etc. Supper was served
and music furnished by a mandolin and
guitar orchestra. The patronesses We're
Mines. James Craig, A. c. Armstrong,
L. r. Hull, VIM. Stanton, William Allen.
C. d. Daggett, F. f. Rowland, G. w.
Stimson, Seymour Locke and Miss
Greer. Among those present who were
not members of the club were Misses
Craig, Eleanor Craig, Allen, Hubbard,
Anne Hubbard. Greble, Margaret Gre
BILE, Haskins, Bolt, Armstrong, Libby,
Hugus. Annette Hugus, Gardner, kath-
crime Gardner, Johnstone, Ford, Eldred,
Merwin, Story, Cloud, Stanton, Georgia
Knight, Caswell Shanklin, Peasants,
Silent, Elliott, Messrs. Turner, Fife,
Daggett, Kimball, Macomber, Eldred
Groenendyke, May, r ELAN. Knight.
Frank Coleman, Charles Coleman,
Gooding, Wigmore, DR.. Radebaugh, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c, Stuart, Miss Semple and
Others.
club on Grand avenue was open all day
Yesterday TO members and their friends,
each member having the privilege to in
vite three friends The ball room was
ella borately decorated. In the dining
room sumner was served from l till o.
During the afternoon music was dis
pensed by an orcheS tra and dancing was
enjoyed by the younger members. Inc
reception committee was composed OF
Mines. c. d. Daggett, i. r. Hull, L. 5:
Updegraft and DIR. Il. II. Sherk. AT 3
o'clock a cotilion was participated in,
led by e. r. Keiluna. 1t proved to be a
very brilliant affair.
Misses Bessie Burr Louie Ogden. Hell
en- and Louise Crawford. and Ethel
Swarthout es,,Ita'r siX.f heir voInS
gentlemen r :uds New Years eV' at
the re- denca 0. Rev. l.. T. Crawford,
corner of Euclid avenue and Walnut
street, with watch and Leaf year party.
DAINTY refreshments of sandwiches,
chocolates, salted peanuts, etc, were
served. The table was prettily decor
ated with smilax and Violets. The guests
were Messrs. +. Jarnes, c. Bull. d. Reyn-
olds, r. Halstead, W. Hadley, Lou Fer
ris.
Miss Josephine Pallnatecr of South
Hudson avenue entertained a number OF
young lady and gentlemen friends New
Years eve with ninoche party. The
guests were Misses Bangham, Wickens,
Bachelor, Mccormick; Messrs. Camp
bell, Van Etten, Christy and Palmqteer.
Misses Mary and Laura Mosher en-
tertained with a musical and literary
evening yesterday at their home OIL
North Fair Oaks avenue. Refreshments
were served and the guests were Mrs.
Caldwell, the Misses Casterline. Misses
Ethel and Olive Ayers, Misses NcCor-
mick, Bays. Getchell, Sterret Jacobs,
Messrs. Julius Jacobs. Robert Allen,
Mosher, Sanders, of Los Angeles, MI,
and Mrs. i. n. Gates.
THE SCHOOL DISPLAY
It is the general opinion that the dis
play made IN the payade yesterday by
2he schools deserves especial commenda-
tion. Ten equipages Were entered, rep
resenting Throop, Eleventh year high
school, ninth and tenth year high school,
Wilson sshosl, Washington school,
Franklin scAool, Garfield csohol, Lincoln
school, Grant school and Columbia
school. Owing to an error on the part
of the judges in overlooking the fact
that the school tally-hos came under
the head of four-in- hands and skin
hands, the eleventh year was not award
cd a prize. The judges in view of this
gave this class a special prize.
PHILOSOPHICAL
The Pasadena branch OF the Theosoph-
ical society in America holds its regular
public meeting every Sunday evening
in the board Of trade rooms, % West
Colorado street. at 7:45 o'clock. Toraor-
row evening Mrs. j. a. Brink Of Los An
geleS, VIII De lne SpedKef nef fuDJect
being The Worlds Teachers. At the
close of the lecture questions from the
audience will be answered. This is often
the most interesting part Of the meeting
and everybody is invitdI to bring ques-
\ tions upon anything which has puzzled
them and upon which theosophy may
throw some light. The public is cor
daily invited.
BREVITIES
Miss Folsom of Los Angeles dislocated
her right ankle during the tournament
Of roses celebration Yesterday. She and
her escort were following one of the
tally-hos on their bicycles when the
a. 1tv.hs. SiIdden1y Stunned Misc Fol-