The herald., 1897-02-21

R. l. Rogers. A. A. Libby, jr.. B. M.
Jewett. Andrew McNally A. c. Arm
strong, e. c. Bangs, A. r. Metcalfe'
Mohr, Glow, f. r. Hull, c. 5. Christy.
The East Side Whist club was enter
tanned last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. T.
H. Jordan at their home on North Ma
rengo avenue. The home was prettllV
decorated and prizes\were won as fol-
lows: DR.. Ayers, book as hrst price
Mrs. Jordan his partner, receiving
cup and saucer; VIII Craig, was given
a handsome Dresden mantel ornament
Mrs. Dalrymple a cup and saucer, as
second prize. Refreshments were serv~
ed and sixteen guests were present
Miss Lulu Conger entertained friends
Yesterday afternoon at progressive eu
chre at her home on North Raymond
avenue. The house was prettily deco
rated with flowers and the score cards
were In the form of tiny banjos, guitars,
etc. Mrs. l.. ]. Huff and Miss Fischer
won prizes Dainty refreshments We're
served and the guests were the follow
ing ladies: Mines. HUFF, Leithead, Misses
Dodworth, Parker. Young, Wood. Cor
inne Wood. Randall, Fischer, Fuller,
Ethel Fuller, Casterline. Blanche cas-
terline, Ball, Gordon, Visscher.
A LOST BOY.
The editor of the Seattle Daily Times,
Mr.. J, A, COSl6llO, IIdS NlANtSA ~ sHS ~
itor of a local paper for information con
cerning his lost son, whom Mr.. Costello
thinks may be in this city. Gilbert,
who is 16 years of age and rather small
with blue eyes and dark hair, ran away
from home to see the world, ana arrived
in this ci.A- about the middle of last Oc~
tober. with a companion named Harlah.
Costello Travelled under the name OF
Frank Mark, his father thinks. COS
l,;, &c
hut his whereabouts are not now kn. WE
Mr.. Costello will be glad to get any m
formation concerning him. The DOS
has scarcely ever been away from nome
before and his anxious father thli'hs
something has happened to him.
A SNOWSTORM.
Snow fell in the center of the city this
morning in heavy flakes for an hour,
beginning at Sis. The flakes were pro
nounced genuine, but were Wet ana oid
not lie on the ground. Last night prom
ised to be clear, but conslderaple ram
fell during the night and continued until
late in the morning. The afternoon was
comparatively clear. Along the rail-
road tracks the ground is very soft and
the streets are somewhat washed,
though no serious damage has been re-
ported Citrus fruits may suffer as
result of the cold snap. The mountains
are white with snow nearly to the base.
A message from Echo mountain at
about noon said that the snow was SIX
inches deep there, and much deeper
farther up, of course. Many people
from the city made the trip on the cleo
tric road. DR.. Riggs rain gauge showed
a total rainfall for the season, up to this
afternoon, of 1859 inches. Thomas
Nelmes' gauge shows as follows: Since
yesterday morning lbs inches; for the
i,,1
this 1885 inches had fallen, making a
total of 1888 inches for the season, up
TO l o'clock this afternoon.
MEDICOS MEET.
The meeting of the Pasadena Medical
society last evening was well attended
despite the wet weather. DR.. MOhr, the
new president, occupied the chair. which
he accepted with short, appropriate
speech. Among the items of business
were the application of two new names
for membership and also two amend
ments to the constitution. These will
be acted upon at the next meeting. The
lecture of the evening was made by DR..
Casper W. Miller who has charge Of the
new Pepper laboratory of the University
of Pennsylvania. He gave an account
of his department, of its founding, con-
struction and work. The use Of antidotes
in diphtheria treatment was discussed
ny DIS' OIL toly Shr nun, Sdl ~ /,
Bowland and Stanton, the latter gentle
man being from Cincinnati, and a
brother of William Stanton of this city.
Those present were Drs. Amsden, c. A.
Briggs, S. Briggs, Carey, Chaplin, Hull,
James, kearns. Miller, Grinnell, Bow
land, Mohr, Smith, Stanton, Van Slyck,
Page, President Edwards, Prof Collins,
Messrs. Daggett, Grinnell and Strong
PERSONAL
Miss Jessie Cook Of North Marengo
avenue is home for few days vacation
from Pomona college.
w. c. Stuart and family went to Cor
onado yesterday
G. H. Jordan leaves on Monday upon
business trip to San Francisco.
Judge and Mrs. Cody have gone to
Coronado.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Hertel will enter
tain friends at cards Friday evening
the 26th inst
SAN BERNARDlNO