The herald., 1897-11-29
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA, Nov. 28.--(Regular Cor
respondence.) A mass meeting was held
in the M. e. tabernacle this afternoon
at 8 clock. The tabernacle was filled
with friends Of the Y. M. G. A. who came
to hear the Nashville students before
they leave Pasadena. The fact that last
night, when admission Of from Is to so
cents was charged, the tabernacle was
full had doubtless something to do with
crowding the place for the free enter
tainment this afternoon. Songs were
given by the colorcd entertainers and
music was also furnished by an orches-
ira. c. c. Reynolds made the opening
address on behalf Of the Y. NJ. c. A..
asking for blessing for the association
and introducing the students. Friends
OF the association will be glad to learn
that $50 was cleared above expenses last
night. This will be devoted to paying
on the debt, a remnant Of which still
remains.
BRIEFS
Mrs A. c. Berry. who lives at 1856
South Vernon avenue. met with pain
full accident last night. Mrs. Berry. who
Is 10 years OF age. arose in the night and
in attempting to light a lamp. fell
breaking two bones In her left arm near
the wrist. She did not realize that the
bones were broken until this morning.
when she had them set by surgeon.
Mrs. Barry Is an ex-army nurse and has
many friends who will regret her acci-
dent.
John Hartman Of Los Angeles spoke
in q. A. r.. hall Friday night before the
Social Democracy on What Determines
the Attitude of the Press Toward Social
ism?" It was contended by the lecturer
that the press represents merely the
commercial organization. which draws
its profits from the competitive system
and consequently must be in sympathy
with that system.
The marriage Of Mr.. A. 3. McKelvey,
the East Colorado street jeweler, and
Miss Anna Wilson was solemnized this
evening in Los Angeles, the home Of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. McKelvey will not
take wedding trip. but will return at
once to Pasadena. where they Will re-
side.
Private Bland, who was notified that
he would be courtmartialed by Company
I for dlsrespectful conduct and ignoring
drills. failed to appear for preliminary
hearing last night. His case will there
xO1G COAnC w tLSAt Odtot0dy Ai6Ats
The bi-monthly social Of the Macca-
o. o. r. hail. Members Of the order and
their families will be present and re-
treatments and games will be enjoyed.
n. Bracher, who was arrested by
Marshal Lacey for stealing Fred Pope's
yis. has his trial before Justice Owens
OF Los Angeles tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Marshal Lacey has lady's black
shawl. which was picked up on North
Fair Oaks avenue near Colorado street
last night. The owner may have same
by calling at the marshal's Office.
The funeral Of G. w. willard Of Logan
street was held this afternoon. Inter-
naent was made in Mountain View cem-
etery.
The Salvation army hall was we'll
Allied this evening, the occasion being
the farewell address Of Ensign Day, who
leaves shortly for San Francisco.
PERSONAL
Rev. DR.. Haskctt Smith Of the Episco-
pal church has begun series Of Advent
sermons
Company attended divine services in
Q body at the Christian church and
heard sermon from Rev. j. w. Ingram
this morning.
Rev. DR.. Mccormick Of Brooklyn has
been called to the pulpit of the Episcopal
church.
At the regular meeting of the Theo-
sophical society in the board of trade
rooms this evening H. A. Gibson was the
speaker and his subject was '"The
Larger View
E. c. Webster expects to start his ex-
press car running on the electric line
next Tuesday.