The herald., 1897-11-27
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

-'ss PASADENA
PASADENA, Nov. 26.-(Regular Cor
respondepce.) Attachments We're served
today on the Klondike restaurant on
South Fair Oaks avenue. This is the res
taurant whose proprietor. Mrs. Lucy
Farrara, and barkeeper, G. F. Rodney
were arrested few days ago and fined
5000 and $1O0 respectively. When the ar
rests were made Tom Banbury put up
q 5000 check for Mrs. Farrara's fine and
agreed to stand good for Rodney's also.
Now Rodney has skipped without pay
ing bills. Banbury has attached the
restaurant, as have the following firms:
Keifer & Co. of Los Angeles, liquors,
$780, J. K. Vlier meat. $47.4S. The Off
GERS Of the law are looking for Rodney.
SOCIAL NOTES
The Entire Nous club was entertained
last evening by Ed Turner of North Fair
Oaks avenue with Thanksgiving din
ner. The table was prettily decorated
and delightful music was furnished for
dancing, which followed the collation..
Those present were: Misses May Moore.
Emma Howard, Maud Mott, Ellen Low
ry, Ada Coggswell, Effie Bauer, Grace
Magee, Grace Tower and Messrs. Fred
Buchanan, Archie, Price, Harry Bridges,
Herbert Brown, Harry Young, Guy
Hammell, Will Grey, Turner and Ed
Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Frost and Mr.. and Mrs. F. e.
Burnham entertained friends yesterday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Burnham on Adelia avenue. Tables were
spread on the lawn. A musical program
was rendered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frost on Worcester avenue later ii
the evening, including songs by quar-.
tet composed Of Messrs Boynton, Frost
Burnham and Henderson. Those pres.
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Boynton. Mr.
and Mrs. G. c. 7. Holden Mrs. M. Chap
man, Miss Gertrude Buck and Mr.. Louis
Boynton.
The San Gabriel Coursing club, under
the direction of Charles Winston, en-
joyed a chase for wildcats and rabbits
yesterday, starting at o'clock in the
morning. Eight jackrabbits were taken
At noon lunch was enjoyed at Baldwin's
ranch. The party included: Mesrs
Charles Winston, c. ]. Crandall. Harry
Altman, E. H. Kohler, w. Medill, Har
rington, A. S. Halsted, Steel, w. Jones
Mcbride, Harry Pyle and e. ]. Pyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Van Ornum of South
Lake avenue entertained friends at theil
home yesterday with turkey dinner
games and music. Those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carrothers, Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Ward of Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Miss Lillian Hall
Mrs. Stone and Mr.. A. NJ. Coils.
At the regular meeting of the Shake
speare club Saturday afternoon in G.. A
r. hall 1.-THE Evolution of Domestic
Architecture" will be considered. Mis-:
A. l.. Meeker will read paper on tbs
subject and discussion will be led by Mrs
F. r. Burnham, Miss Matte A. Reet
and Mrs. c. M. Smith.
The following young people of Nortl
Pasadena spent yesterday picnicking il
with straw ride: Misses Cora Biddell
Roy, Ella, Gertrude and Florence Mil
Ter, Grace Huntley, Winifred Smith
Florence Porter. Inez Gilbert; Messrs
George Biddell. Clarence Humphrey
Ray Jepson. Fay Jepson, Clarence Blai
and Fred Reed.
BREVITIES
The North Pasadena M. E. church peo
pie contemplate doubling the seating ca
pacity of the church and generally re
modelling it. Today workmen We're bus.
making excavations in the basement
which will be made 33x40 feet square ant
be used as reading room, etc. Mex
Monday the carpenters will be put t.
work and will enlarge the church in ac
cordance with plans drawn up by Arch
itect w. A. Benshoff.
,, All Sing, who runs the first laundry OF
West Colorado stree, charges that hi:
partner is 5000 shortin his accounts. TIL,
partner collected money and fails to ac
count for it.
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Mercer
aged 80 years occurred yesterday at the
family home on the corner of Kirkwooe
and Kenyon streets in North Pasadena
She had been resident of Pasadena fo
eight years, and leaves husband, Joh1
X. Mercer, and several children. Flu
neral services were held at the house "a
o'clock this afternoon and intermen
was made in Mountain View cemetery
Notice has been served on Privat,
Bland of Company l that he must ap
pear before court of inquiry on Satur
day evening, November 9th, to SHOW
cause why he shall not be expelled for in
subordination in speaking disrespect
fully to his commanding officer.
At the meeting of Pasadena lodge 151
"A. 0. U. W., last evening the followin,
officers were elected to serve for 81,
months from January 1st: F. A. Gray
master workman; Burton Orr, foreman
j. G. Lybarger. overseer; G. r. Snud
den, guide; c. S. Garfield, inside watch
man; c. II. Ryan, outside watchman
G. II. Ryan, trustee (for eighteel
months.)
T George w. Arbuckle, alias Wilson an
Roberts. appeared before the recorde
today upon the charge of beating boar
bill at the Green, for which he was ar