The herald., 1897-03-26
PASADENA


Correspondence The members of the
city council were closed with f. c. Web
ster of the Pasadena and Pacific cleo
trio road. for good part of the after
noon, but would say nothing about the
further plans which Mr.. Webster is to
bring to light within the next few days.
and concerning which the public gets
only hints that tell something of great
magnitude, according to Mr.. Webster's
version. Messrs. Clark and Sherman are
to be out of the whole deal If the propo-
sition they have made to the council Is
accepted, Mr.. Webster says, as in that
event the Pasadena stockholders will
buy them out. There are those who say
they have reasons in believing that the
gentlemen named will be out of the
company In the event of the Terminal
coming In just the same. An expectant
public ie anxiously awaiting Mr.. Web
ster's latest scheme. and odds are about
even as to what will be the final out
come Of the whole matter.
SYMPHONY CLUB.
Another delightful musicale was given
by the Symphony club this morning at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Green
In South Pasadena. Just south of Column
bia street The house was prettily de-
oorated in gold Of ophlr roses. .heur de lis.
pansies. roses. etc. Delicious refresh
ments were served at the conclusion of
the program, which was as follows:
Schumanns end Symphony In C-1st
movement, End movement Scherzo. 3rd
movement. Adagio-Mrs. f. S. Wallace,
Miss Ina Goodwin.
Finale-Miss Florence Greble, Mrs
Jason Evans.
Grand Symphony in G, minor, op. g.
1st movement Moderate, Allegro, En-
ergico; End movement. Scherzo-Mrs.
Newton S. Leithead, Miss Sarah Cole
man; 3rd Mivene. Andantino grszioso.
Finale-Anegro-Miss Pauline Lutz
and Mary Green.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. e.
r. Hull. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Dobbins
Mrs. A. o. Porter, D. c. Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Stanton, Mrs. A. B. Nevins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin, Greble, Hall,
Greene. H. NJ. Greene. Mrs. H. ]. Ma
comber, the Misses Evans, Miss Har-
baugh, Miss Kirkpatrick, Miss Foy.
Frank Coleman. Mrs. j. w. Scovilie,
Mrs. B. M. Jewett. H. E. Earle, Mrs.
Alice Freeman VAIL Mr.. ana Mrs. F. c.
Bolt, F. B. Childs, Mrs. McGilvray, Miss
Marion McGflvray, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Libby. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. McClintock.
DIR. and Mrs. H. X. Macomber. Mt s.
Henderson, DR.. and Mrs. Up de Graft
Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Cristy, Mrs. L. T. w.
Conger, Mrs. Mariner and others.
SOCIAL DOINGS
Mrs. H. M. Gabriel entertained the
McGinty club last evening at her home,
on North Raymond avenue, with a
pleasant social evening. That being the
fourth meet of the McGinty tournament,
prizes were awarded the winners, Mrs.
c. H. Jordan and Mr.. Henry Newby re-
ceiving first prizes and Mrs. H. w. Hines
ana DR.. Ayers second. Light refresh
rnents were served and the guests were
Mr. M NJ lfrc.
G. H. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newby
pr. and Mrs. Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nevinc. ME- and Mrs. Lacey, DR.. and
Mrs James Parker. Misses Eva Cham
berlain, Harriet Lacey; Messrs q. ].
Pyle. O. 8. Knapp. w. W. Benedict. Mrs.
Members of the Ancient Order Of For
ssters enjoyed stag party at their quar-
ters In Odd Fellows hail last evening.
Cards were played and a short musical
and literary program was rendered. Re-
freshments were served, and among
those present were Messrs Harold
Simpson. swerdfger. H. M. Greene. J.
E. Olmstead, McCament, Fessenden,
Harvey Caldwell, Wood, Brainard,
Frank Brenner, Klamroth. Coleman,
Price, Gray, Stebbins and Roraback
A few friends Of Miss Ludovici Of
South Moline avenue were entertained
last evening with pencil games, which
caused much amusement and specula-
tion as to what some Of the drawings
made represented. Refreshments were
served and the guests were Misses Allen,
Sutton, c. T. Sutton, Messrs. Allen and
n. e. Karle
DEATHS DOINGS.
The death of Mrs. Thomas Furlong,
which has been expected for some time,
owing to the seriousness of her illness,
occurred last evening at $3.50 at the home
Of her father on Morton avenue, in
North Pasadena. She was the wife of
Mr.. Furlong of the firm of Furlong &
Black. She has suffered from pulmonary
trouble some time She was q native of
Iowa, rs years of age, and leaves one
child. The funeral takes place tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence
on Morton avenue.
Miss Abigail Brown, aged 63 years, died
at her home on Henrietta court this
monning. She had been an invalid for
some years and was an old army nurse
She was cared for by the w. r. c.. and
leaves many sorrowing friends. The w.
r. @. will have charge Of the funeral
services tomorrow afternoon at $3.50,
from the paIrlors of Reynolds & Van
Nuys.
BREvITIES.
DR., w. 8. Hawkes. was attacked by
Z savage dog this morning while riding
his bicycle down Vernon avenue. The
dog sproDg out and seized him ~ the leg,