The herald., 1897-03-19

ton, Will craig, de1IfIidH pSdsahe, - y
Pyle, becomingly disguised as prince
of the court of Louis XVI Henry New
by, black court costume; Mrs. Newby
evening dress Of the nineteenth century,
Mr.. McCament, Spanish cavalier; Mrs
McCament, Quaker maiden; John Beck
death; Mrs Beck, flower girl; Or.
Dalrymple, Uncle Josh; Mrs. Dalrymple
school girl; DR.. Ayres, old court cos
tune; Mrs. Ayres, new woman; .. >
Glasscock, court dress; Mrs Glasscock
little maid from school; Miss Gregg
Spanish senorita; Mr.. Maxwell, Los
Angeles, Mike O'Flaherty; Mrs. Max
well, Maid Of Athens; Mr.. Graham, Sal
Francisco, fancy dress; Miss rArtrand
Japanese Mrs. Miles, flower girl; Lila
Dalrymple, folly; and Mr. Lyman Craig
brownie.
The Misses Greble entertained yester-
day afternoon with charming tea In
honor of the Misses Evans. The sun
light was excluded from the house and
the rooms lighted by menas of cande-
labra. while the decorations were most
tasteful and complete. Mrs. Jason
Evans and Miss Tilden assisted the
hostess. The guests were: Misses
Armstrong, Husus Ford, the Misses
Hubbard. the Misses Tiden Bolt, Row
land. Daggett. Spindle. Coleman, Cretch-
ell and Warner of Chicago and Mrs.
Evans
Mrs. Lamson of Washington street,
North Pasadena, entertained company
of young people this evening in honor
of the birthday of her niece Miss Laura
Packard Music and dancing comprised
the evenings entertainment, followed
by refreshments and the evening was
much eSisxed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blake were sur
prised by their friends last evening at
their home on Ellis street, and the house
promptly captured by the invaders, who
preceded to make merry with games
and charades. after which dancing was
indulgcd in until q late hour, followed
by refreshments.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bilharz, Mr.. and Mrs. billiard, Mr..
and Mrs. Maiden. Mr.. and Mrs. Beale.
Mr.. and Mrs Prichard Mrs. Snudden,
Misses Callan, Brown. Lamont, Messrs.
George Snudden, Tom Mather. Ed
Thornburg. Frank Thornburg. Camp
bell. Bryant. Welsh. Henchy, John
Blake. George Kelly.
Prof. Labonde of the Fifth avenue
academy of music, New York, is to give
q recital in the conservatory of music
Friday evening. All lovers of music
are especially invited to be present.
The guests of Hotel Green were en-
etrtained this evening with the usual
progressive euchre party, and tomorrow
evening the regular weekly hop will
occur.
LANDMARKS CLUB.
The entertainment TO be given by Pas
adena ladies for the benefit of the Land
marks club on the 25th inst promises
to be one of the most brilliant ever
given In Pasadena. II will be given at
the Auditorium hall, which will be very
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
and no pains will be spared to make 1t
an unqualified success, both financially
and socially. The entertainments for
the benefit of the fund for keeping up
the old missions, and 1t Will be largely
representative Of the early days of CAL
ifornia, during the Spanish occupation
In the main hall will be representa-
ton of the old mission at San Fernando
in which win be booth in charge OF
Mrs. G. F. Holder. assisted by Mrs p
c. Baker and Mrs. Webster Wotkyns
and the following young ladies' in cos
tune: Misses Libby. Rowland, Shorb
and Eldred. At this booth beautiful and
unique articles, all relating In some way
to the mission times, will be for sale.
At the refreshment table Miss Hurl-
but will serve chocolate, and the fol-
lowing ladies will have charge of the re-
freshments: Mesdames r. F. Rowland,
"a "a. 4<lbbys Ji.s astSlSltQ Dy NIS. u. w.
Wood, Misses Gardner. Coleman, Ran
dali. Hubbard, Fife. Cloud. Greble, Col
lamer Ludovici Hatch and Norton, all
In costume.
A charming flower booth will be in
charge of Mrs. Seymour E. Locke, assist
ed by Mines. Updegraff and Dudley Wat
son, and Misses Greenleaf, Daggett,
Hinckley, Green and Armstrong in beau
tiful costumes.
DCarmeu I'm IN no ten will ha v,roeaox
ed at pm by the following ladies, Miss
Dows in charge: Mines. John Fowler,
Jason Evans, Craven, Misses Dodworth,
Shoemaker, Lutz Ford, Hubbard, TIL
den. Greble. Carpenter, Messrs. Groes-
beck. Fowler and others.
The panoche tables will be in charge
of Miss SAgent. while the programs
will be distributed by Miss Bolt.
Adjoining the main hall will be loan
exhibit OF mission relics in charge of
Prof. Charles Frederick Holder, aided
by Charles F. Lummis, H. N. Rust and
others. In this department baskets
blankets and other objects will be sold,
while the loan exhibit will consist of
almost every possible object which was
used in the mission days at the various
missions. Through the courtesy of the
Pasadena Loan association there will
be fine exhibit of vestments and OBJ
jects of the missions in wood, copper and
iron. in all making one of the most in
teresting displays ever seen in Califor-
MIA Of mission relics.
BOXING BOUTS
The boxing contests at the Auditor
ium last evening for the benefit of Whit
tier Elliott, who had his hand ampu-
tated some time ago, afforded amuse-
rlent for large crowd of men and boys
and made fund of about $50 for Eli
ott There was also a wrestling contest.
which was good, and several songs by the
Crown City and Pasadena quartets. OF
course the chief attraction of the even
Ing was the four-round contest between
Archie" the~ celebrated Jersey cham
pion, and Edward Moeher. As was con-
fidently anticipated by Archie" he was
the winner, and when he finally knock
ed out his antagonist there was thun-
derous applause. The best exhibition of
sparring was bout between Dave
Coyle and I'D Mosher. Honors were about
even. Walter Simons VS.. Ireland's un-
known was good.
The other matches were: Young Jack
son vs. Corbett; John Knapp VS.. Guy
Sprague; Prof. Goldsnaith vs. Nell Chad
bourne: Sullivan VS.. Godfrey, and fine
wrestling match between John George
and Mistell.
Good music was furnished on violin and
piano by Prof. Schillinger and Harry
Altman. The evenings faster of cere-
monies was Archibald Chickering
Haynes; official timer, Frank Lyman;
gong ringer. Ralph Strong.
GOOD ROADS.
A committee Of the. Merchants and
Manufacturers association of Los An