The herald., 1897-11-18
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA, Nov. 1I.-(Regular Cor
respondence. AT a recent meeting OF
the Hospital Aid association the follow
ing committee was chosen to take il
hand the matter of maintaining three
free beds in the receiving hospital: Mrs.
c. w. DobbinS, Mrs. Caroline Walkley
Mrs. Mary Dreer Geo. +. Kernag CHAN,
president Pasadena National bank:
Frank c. Colt president San Gabriel
Valley bank; p. NJ. Green, president
First National bank; c. w. Smith, pres
ident Pasadena and Los Angeles Elec-
trio Railroad company; VIM. II. Hill and
a. r. Metcalfe.
Those desiring to help along the laud-
able project may leave contributions
with President F. c. Bolt of the San Ga
briel Valley bank, who is the treasurer
of the organization.
ENDEAVORERS MEET
The Pasadena City c. E. union met
last evening in the First Christian
church. most of the societies of the union
responding. The regular bi-monthly re-
ports were made. President Leonard
Merrill of the State c. e. union was
present and urged a good representation
at the meeting Of the Southern Califor
MIA District union. to be held at Santa
Barbara November 26-2S. A song serv-
ice was led by Mr.. Baker. President
Windham led the devotional exercises.
Miss Ruth Coe sang and Miss Jessie
York gave a reading.
The Americus club met this evening
in K. of P. hall and elected to parade
in the tournament of roses on New
Years day. About fifty members turned
out and drilled. Another drill will take
place next Thursday night and there
after on Wednesday nights.
MRS LOVES DEATH
The death of Mrs. John O. Lowe, wife
Of County Assessor Lowe, occurred yes
terday at the family home on Center
street. Mrs Lowe had many friends in
this city and in Elizabethtown, Ohio,
where she was born in 1862 and married
in 1893 Her husband has lived in Cali
fonria since 1876. MI and Mrs. Lowe
lost an infant daughter on Saturday.
The funeral of Mrs. Lowe will be he'll
tomorrow at 10 o'clock from the resi-
dence 320 Center street.
BREVITIES
The Stetson double quartet has been
formed, with Mrs. ]. G.. Rosster and
Miss Maud Mott, sopranos; Misses
Stoutcnburg and Kate Nash, contraltos;
NJ Ellis and Will Campbell. tenors; q,
Strebie and G.. s;werdfger, bassos. The
initial appearance of the club VIII be
made at the meeting OF the Monday
Evening Musical club at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. n. a. Dalrymplc the sec
ond Monday in January,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Tinney Of Soutn
Marengo avenue entertained the Pasa-
dena Reading club yesterday afternoon,
a. large number of members being pres
ent. Mrs. Pinney presided and Mrs. ;.
w. Stevens was present as leader
I,ondon' was the subject for consider
alton. and Mrs. j. f. Parker read pa
per on the London Bridge" Mrs. a.
Il. Mills on Temple Bar" THE Strand.
by Mrs. Van Nuys, and st. Margarets )
Church" by Mrs. Pinney. st. Paurs
Cathedral' will be studied at the next
meeting.
William A. Bowen. aged so years, died
Yesterday at his home on First street.
Deceased was a native of Missouri. The
funeral will be held tomorrow at ? p. m.
from the residence, and interment Wlll
be made in Mountain View cemetery.
Mr. Bowen had been resident of Pasa-
dena for ten years, and leaves many
friends.
At a special meeting Of the school trus-
tees in Trustee Willett's office last even
ing it was voted to put 49 new desks in
the vacant room at the Columbia school.
This was found necessary on account OF
the ever increasing attendance.
H r. Gentry was driving a horse and
buggy on West Colorado street this af
ternoon. when the horse SHE'D and
backed in front of an electric car. The
axle and reach of the rig We're broken.
James South and John Ryan, arrested
this afternoon by Constable Wright near
the corner of Grand avenue and Bel
fontaine, were given ten days each for
vagrancy.
a false fire alarm called out the fire
department at s o'clock tonight girl
in p. G. Wooster's house IN North Ray
tnond avenues filled the stove with ma
terial which filled the house with smoke,
giving rise to the scare.
Lucius Garfield and Mrs. a. Filter
went to Arizona yesterday to be mar
ried. They will return soon to make
Pasadena their home.
Invitations are out for a masquerade
rall to be given in Auditorium hall
Thanksgiving eve by the Umpty club.
George Butler, arrested by Deputy
Constable Frank Wright for vagrancy,
was today given twenty days in the
county Jail by Recorder ifcssiter.
A complaint in civil suit to recover
f11950 from Leon Lowe for clothes fur
hished in 1894 was filed this morning in
i1r recorders court by c. II. Taisey
rnd A. II. Davis. tailors.
A banGtit e,,tcrt a in n, oDt for tbn A Fri
ran NJ. L. Church will be given tomorrow
ivenirg in the First Christian church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reed of Kirkwood ave-
rue yesterday celebrated her fifty-sev-
NTH birthday with the help of ladies of
The w. T. c.. who surprised her. Light
iefreshlnents were served and Mrs. Reed
received several presents.