The herald., 1897-01-23

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Mr. and Mrs. G. 3. Scoville, Mr.. and Mrs
j. e. Jardine, DR.. and Mrs. H. j. Ma
comber, DR. and Mrs F. f. Rowland
Bishop and Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
r. r. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. II. HI. Rose, Mr.
and Mrs. w. s. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs
G ID Daggett, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stuart
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Locke, Rev. and Mrs
Stats, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wotkyns
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall, Mines. A. c.
Armstrong, p. c. Baker, Kater, Dreer
Edwin Greble, Misses Armstrong, HUI
gus. Greenleaf, Sill. Daggett, Meeker
Julia Meeker. Rowland, Spindle. Helen
johnson, Libby. Greble. Margaret Gre
BILE, Fife, Craig, l.. Craig, Allen, Tilden
Eldred, Shoemaker. Bell( Dodworth
Weaver, Messrs. Lefiingweli, w.R. Stats
O. Stewart Taylor, A. W. Armstrong
Casper Miller, E. H. May, Barry. Allen,
Halsted, Perkins, Garland Kellum
Dickinson, Rowan. Paul Fife, Hastings
Parsons, Bert Orlando Bruce, King Ma
comber, s. ". Martin, Lindsay, Merrill,
Eldred and j. w. Hugus.
Mrs. Della Gordon gave delightful
musicale and reception at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs O. r. Weed.
on North Raymond avenue, last evening
In honor Of Mrs. Gordon's friend Mrs.
q. q. Vivian Of Idaho Springs, Colo, who
Is visiting her. Mrs. Gordon played with
skill on the piano and was assisted by
Mr.. Bland, first violinist; Mr. Ross, Sec
ond violinist; Mr. Harrington, cornetist; i;
Mr.. Goodrich, flutist After an excep-
tionally good program had been render
eo' Hght refreshments were served. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Graves, Mr..
and Mrs. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. Bucking
nam, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Benedict, Mr..
ana Mrs. j. U. Mariner, Mr. and Mrs.
4. j. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. KiehI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Conger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sipp, Mr.. and Mrs. Braddock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gardner, DR.. and Mrs. w.
y. turner, Col and Mrs. Doolittle, Mines.
Soodrich. Green, 0. Conger. H. M. Ga
priei. Glasby, Robinson. Meeker. e. L..
Meeker, G. G. Vivian, Misses Eva Cha m :
berlain. Mamie Bartlett, Maud Benedict,
Goodrich, Williams. Lulu Conger, Flora
1kehl. Mable Gordon, Hurd, Donovan.
Meesrs. Harrington. Bland, Ross. w. w.
Benedict, Roy Kiehl
The recently organized chess club mot
last evening at the home of David Heap
on North Raymond avenue and enjoyed
a rew games. The tables were occupied
py Mr. Heap. Mr. Tying, DIR. Turner, Prof
rerkins Rev. Mr.. Ratcliffe and Oscar
ne ciup is IN prosperous condition and
Is looking for rooms where a tournament
OF chess Is soon to be arranged for.
Miss Katherine Scudder OF Galena ave-
nue. entertained friends Yesterday fter-
noon with floral party. The guests
were provided with booklets, prettily dec
GRATED with carnations and ribbon ANA
containing poem of eight verses. Each
lime mad blanks In it which were to be
filled with the name of some flower
Frizes were awarded to Misses Wilson
ana Casterline. Music and refreshments
were enjoyed, and the guests were Misses
McCorm1ck, Wilson, Jones. Jacobs
Glass. Wickens, Eaton, Mosher. Caster,
iine, Mrs. Leithead, Miss Laura Mosher
MISS Blanche Casteriine and Miss Good. =.
win. -'e ooou-
Inc MISSES Crawford of East Colora do
streeM entertained sixteen friends last
evening &C progressive eucher. Prizes
We're wan by Miss Barber of los Anra~
les. fadies' first prise; Mr.. Jbhnson' ~
Saimet, Kapsas, sentlemen's first prize:
Mics Leah Terwilliger, lone hand prize:
while the consultations prizes fell to the
snare or Miss Leah Crawford and Mr.
hooper Light refreshments were
served
Miss Hazel Fay of South Pasa denaav.
enue was the recipient of pleasant sa,r-
prize last evening In honor of her birth.
uay. tne anair was a peanut party, and
apout npteen young people were present
was prettily decorated and refresh nents
We're served. Music was furnished on
the piano by Miss Fannie Forman.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Frost were ten ndered
a surprise party Wednesday eveninsr hv
nrlends and neighbore to celebrate the
twentieth anniversary of their married
life. beautiful china dinner SET and
many other valuable presents were
brought by their frineds, Refreshments
Were served and the evening was much
enjoyed by all present.
Pasa dlena council No. 1893. Order of
CHOSEN Friends, has issued invita- tions
20 = masquerade ball to be given at l. o.
Q. The committee on arranSem ments IN,
c!udes Dr. and Mrs. Frazer, Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Rogers.
Undform rank No. 80, K. of p met
yesterday evening and elected the fol-
rowing ofncers: e. A. Collins. cantain.
George Holliway, first lieutenant: II. s.
morse, second lieutenant; r, L. Fisher
recorder; Frank Hearn, treasurer The
omcers Will be installed on February 10
BREvITIEs.
Lafayette Woodwork sued Mrs Nov,
e. Niblock, now in Chicago, for the re-
covery OF $126 in rent and damages in
Justice Merrfam's court todav. The
amount was claimed on a. lease on the
Best place in South Pasadena. Mrs
Nfblock. through her attorney. deposed
that she was not held by the lease, which
she Is thought to have forgotten sign
ing. The signature was produced. how
ever and the amount with costs was
paid.
s. H. Churchill, an old offender. was
given twenty days in the county iail
yesterday by the recorder, for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct. He is n
q. A. r. veteran and pleaded his case
elaborately, but to no effect.
At the regular meeting Of the Shakes
peare club Saturday afternoons Miss Per-
ritt will reacl a paper on Mysticism in
Literature. H. N. Rust will give some
Of hds, recent experiences In. Arizona.
Members are privileged to invite their
friends.
PERSONAL.
c. S. Martin is confined to his home bv
illness.
Frank Lowe left today on business
trip to the Conejo ranch
Miss Laureila Hansen of San Pasn,,al
street Is reported to be seriously i'll.
]. B. Wood OF Riverside is among the
guests at the Carelton.
Mr.. Christy OF Eldorado street left
today for the -lorth.
Mrs. A. c. Haynesis suffering with the
grip.
John Potter Palmer and John Trainer
of Chicago are at the Green.
Johnny Mills has returned from a
business trip to Indao.
Mr.. H. Sterling of North Pasadena
left today for Sterling, an Illinois town
which was named for him.