The herald., 1897-11-25
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

FASADENA
PASADENA, Nov. 24.-(Rcgular Cor
respondence.) Reze McKelvey, the 10
year r-old son of A. i. McKelvey, the we'll
known and highly respected ieweler,
who was arrested last night for steal
ing money from the pockets of Y. M. c.
A. boys, was sentenced to pay fine
of s25 this morning. Reze had pleaded
guilty last night. Mr.. McKelvey, the
father, stated in court that the boy had
signified his intention of never re-
peating the offense. The father has con-
fldence in Reze, and paid the fine, agree
ing also to replace the loss to the boys
whose pockets We're picked while their
clothes were hanging up in the dressing
room. Justice Rossiter made "A short
speech to the erring boy, pointing out
the evil which would surely result if he
did not reform. Reze appears to be peni-
tent
HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES
Thanksgiving exercises We're delivered
at the high school this afternoon as fol-
lows:
Song-School.
Violin duet-Messrs. Parker and Ellis.
RedOlnS-MlSS Garker.
Song-Glee club.
Reading--Miss Jones.
"Rape of the Lock"
Duet, banjo and guitar.
Debating club.
Glee club.
Charles NJ Rand, aged 6S years, died
last evening at the family residence on
Henrietta court. of heart disease. De-
ceased came here for his sons health
about month ago from Buffalo, N. Y.
He had lived also in Toronto. Canada.
SOCIAL NOTES
a number of Woodmen Of the World
with their wives, pleasantly surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Sheltner yesterday
afternoon at their home on HolliSter
avenue. The evening was spent with
games and with an oldfashioned candy
pull and corn popping. Those present
were: Mines. Orth, HELEN, Hannon
Munger, Hayes, May, Morrell, Cole
Shaffer Splitter, Clifford, Ramel, Messrs.
Munger, Ramel, Hayes, Worrell, Han
non. Shaffer, Orth, HELEN, Cole, Splitter
Mrs. c. e. Putnam of Cypress avenue
entertained the Scott club yesterday af-
ternoon. The program was led by Mrs.
Myers. Mrs. Putnam gave q history of
the Damascus Blade" Mrs. Turner
spoke upon 1.-THE Crusades'' and Miss
Ryder rendered several solos, There
was a full attendance of members
Charles Winston of Sunny Slope will
head a party of twenty hunters who will
chase wildcats and rabbits with hounds
tomorrow. The hunters, who make UP
the San Gabriel Coursing club, will start
O'Clock in ba
Santa Anita canyon and neighborhood.
The Governs club gave a masquerade
ball this evening in Auditorium hall at
which about seventy-five couples were
present. Schillnger's orchestra fur
nished music. The costumes were varied
and well chosen.
A double wedding was solcmniZed on
Wednesday afternoon, the couples being
William H. Welch and Martha +. Sharp
and John F. Mccoy and Lettie Thurman.
all of El Monte and parshioners of the
officiating minister Rev. George Taylor.
at his residence 81 Peach place, Pasa-
dena. The pastors wife had the room
very tastefully decorated with flowers
and vines for the occasion. After din
ner Mr.. and Mrs. Wech and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mccoy returned to Cl Monte, where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
I. o. o. r. OFFICERS
The following officers We're elected at
last evenings meeting of Pasadena en-
campment No. S4, 1. o. O. F., for the
term commencing January l:
w. H. Dunn, chief patriarch.
r. H. Starrett, high priest.
Homer Blick, senior warden.
j. S. Blicll, scribe
w. II. korstian. treasurer.
w. IL. Bonner, Junior warden.
]. B. Mcneil trustee
BREvITIEs
Tomorrow afternoon on the Terminal
grounds, West Colorado street the
Pasadena high school and Los Angeles
Y. NJ. c. A. football teams play a game
The grounds We're put in good shape to-
day by the rain, and as the two teams
once before played a close game. Pasa-
dena winning, an excellent game is
looked for
A. a. Caswell tlislocated his shoulder
bone this morning as a result of his
wheels slipping on the wet pavement o.,
Colorado street He was carried into
his home near by and cared for.
The Los Angeles and Pasadena Elec-
trio Railway company has decided that
the black buttons which conductors and
motormen have worn all along shall be
replaced by brass ones as fast as new
suits are bought.
Both Pasadena and Los Angeles
knights Of Pythias will be represented
in the tournament of roses parade. The
!. Q. o. It. and Woodmen of the World
Of this city will also participate.
The Amcricus club met tonight for
drill but did not drill on account Of the
mud.