The herald., 1897-04-18
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

permanent organization. A program
has been arranged for that meeting.
A burglar entered the home Of L. B.
Morrison on First street yesterday af-
ternoon in the absence Of the family.
Two watches were taken, gold locket
and chain and $40 in money. Entrance
was effected by forcing the back door.
A goodly showing was made last night
at the drill of the Americus club. Fol-
lowing the company drill there was
battalion drill. Major Bangham then
addressed the club, informing 1t that
all arrangements had been made for
the clubs participation In the Fiesta
parade. The executive committee wished
that the club would take part in We'd
nesday's as well as Fridays festivi-
ties, but when the matter was put to
vote 1t was decided to appear only on
Friday.
The matter Of the plans for the Hotel
Green annex will probably be settled
have been submitted by a number Of
well known architects.
Pink and white have been chosen ns
the colors which the Throop young la
dies will wear In the Fiesta parade. Miss
Bunnelle has the Fiesta arrangements
in charge and the outriders for the tally
no have been chosen. Throop will be
closed on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday afternoons and on Friday morn
ing. .g ,t.
e. E. Jones, who for some years occu-
pied the cashiership Of the Pasadena
National bank, has left for a trip to
Honolulu In hopes of benef1ting his
health. Mr.. Jones Is now in San Fran
cisco, and letter was received from
him by his family yesterday He en-
barked this morning for the islands.
Mrs. Della Woodruff has purchased
Elias Moses handsome home on North
Marengo avenue. the price being SIC, ,009
Mrs. woodruff has sold her place OH
South Marengo avenue as part payment.
The sales were made by Wallace Bros.
The funeral services of Mrs. Matte o.
Smith, who died on Adella avenue, were
held yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock
from the parlors of Reynolds and Van
Nuys.
The final exhibition of sketches ana
paintings by the Pasadena Art union
will be held on Monday afternoon and
evening In the board of trade rooms.
West Colorado street.
The choir of the Presbyterian church
will give a praise service Sunday even
ing. Miss Daisy Polk will play violin
solo.
Quite number of members of the To-
cal lodge Of knights of Pythias went
down to San Pedro this evening to at
tend the banquet in honor of the grand
chancellor. which is being given by the
San Pedro knights and Rathbone SIS
ters.
PERSONAL
Judge Magee has arrived home from the
north.
Mr.. Frank Sted and family are expect |
ed home from San Diego tomorrow.
c. w. Clapp and party are expected
from Monterey at the Green on Mon
day.
c. H. Jordan has returned from San
Francisco
Rev. L. P. Crawford will preach in San
Fernando tomorrow.
Miss Nellie Parsons Of Wisconsin is
The guest of Miss Ida Kellogg of Adella
avenue.
Howard Kenaghan has taken POSI-
tion in the Pasadena National bank.
Dana Kimball, who has been staying
at the Casa Grande has gone to Los An
geles.
Willard Brown and Fred Spaulding
are spending few days in the noun
aims.
Prof. Charles Kunou of Los Angeles
visited Throop yesterday. where he was
formerly an Instructor.
Andrew Jacobs is at the Carleton.
T. J. Martin has returned from Cata-
ina.
W. M. Bowen Of Los Angeles was in
he city today.
Luther Q. Brown Of this city was ad
nitted to the bar yesterday. He will not
''ve up school work as yet.N
Dr; George Deacon and family have
Ken the Gilmour place on South Los
tobles avenue.