The herald., 1897-05-09
exchange and get all there is in the
PASADENA

agrees to rebuild the new Raymond ho-
tel provided the boulevard committee
Will build the boulevard through his
grounds. If they do this he will grant
them 120 feet width for the highway.
The committee are considering the offer.
An exciting runaway on East Colora-
do street occurred this morning at about
11:30 Mrs. C. E. Wood of Maylin street
was sitting in her buggy and had turned
the wheel to let her daughter get in
when the horse got tangled with bug
gy in front and overturned the one to
which he was attached. Mrs. Wood was
thrown to the pavement. She was taken
into McDermids bakery and 1t was
found that she had not been hurt be-
yond few scratches and bruises. The
horse smashed the buggy and kicked
himeelf free.
The assembly hall Of the high school
was entirely filed last night by specta-
tors of the schools second production
of the dramatization Of The Lady of the
Lake" Music was furnished by the
school orchestra and the proceeds of the
affair will go toward buying X-ray ap-
paratus. The same caste as at the pre-
vious rendition took the parts.
The G.. A. r. committee having in
charge the matter of Memorial day dec
Grafton met last evening in John Nc
Donald's office. Rev. Clark Crawford
will be the orator of the day.
John. Lavalle was sentenced to five
days in the county Jail by Recorder Ros-
sitter for stoning a Chinaman. John
Blakesly was fined So for the same Of
tense.
]. T. Ridley, the colored man who die-
lturbed the peace, has been sentenced to
pay a fine of $40 or to work out that
amount for the city at the rate Of a dol
lar day.
Slippers and various other articles
have been missed from the Y. M. c. A.
gymnasium and the members think
there has been a sneak thief in their
midst, in the person Of a young man
who frequents the place but does not
belong to the physical culture class. This
worthy has left town, supposedly upon
the wheel stolen a day or two ago from
Prof. Howland. A warrant has been
issued for his arrest.
Abbott B. Clark will be the speaker
at the meeting of the Theosophiste Sun
day evening. Mr.. Clark's subject will
be "Reincarnation a Hope of the Soul"
At the meeting last night of the
Academy of Sciences of Throop Poly.
technic institute an expedition of the
members to the islands of San Clemente
and San Nicholas was organized. The
expedition has been contemplated for
some time and the generous subscription
of H. c. Merritt has made it possible
Bugs, Indian relics and plants will be
gathered in and placed in the Throop
collection.
The old Linda Vista bridge, some time
ago condemned as unsafe was visited
this morning by members of the county
board of supervisors and the city coun-
ell, together with other persons interest
ed. The result Of the examination was
that no new bridge will be built just yet.
Instead, the old bridge will be thorough
ly repaired at the expense of the city and
county.
In response to request of the Anti
Saloon league, at the meeting of the Ep-
worth league last night, a committee
was appointed to represent the Epworth
league at each meeting of the Anti-Sa-
loon league, in the person of Mrs. S. F..
Johnson, ]. H. Hall and w. A. Benshoff.
The resignation Of Miss Annie Brooks
as treasurer Of the Epworth league was
accepted and Don C. Porter elected to
fill the vacancy. 1.-THE New South" was
the literary subject for the evening
SOCIAL NOTES
The social given in Masonic hall last
evening by the ladies of the Eastern Star
was we'll attended. A burlesque was the
principal part of the program, which
was very elaborate and interesting.
Mrs. Calvin Hartwell was the leading
spirit in the affair.
Mrs Chase of Park street entertained
the following young people last evening
with games and refreshments in honor of
the birthday of her daughter: Misses
Louise and Pearl Cunningham, Emma
Rood, Edith Moore, May Mendenhall,
Beulah Haskell, Winifred Lucas, Agnes
Chisholm and Louise Lacey. Messrs.
Dwight Hulburt, Paul and Dodd Rowan,
John Carnes, Walter Pennel, Ralph
Wood, Ben Whitman, Ed askell and Lyle
Wynn.
The last meeting of the McGinty Club
for the season was held last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Lacey
on North Marengo avenue. The house
was prettily decorated and prizes in the
games were won by Miss Hetty Lacey,
Mrs. Ayers, Mrs. Gabriel, Mr.. Hines,
Mr.. Newby and DR.. Parker. Refresh
ments were served and the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Cam
bell. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Glasscock, Or.
and Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Gabriel, Miss
Newby, the Misses Lacey, Mrs. Ayers,
Messrs. E. J. Pyle. H. D. Pyle, Henry
Newby, Jay Cook.
The subject considered by the Friends
Literary society last evening was James
Russell Lowell. A biography was read
by Miss Ruth Hill; Miss Tubbetts gave
"The Vision of Sir Launfal," assisted by
Misses Wright and Tebbetts; Miss Pear
son read a fable for the critics; Delmar
| Reynolds gave "Ezekieps Courtship;"
Miss Ida Curtis read "The Cathedral"
A mandolin and guitar duet was rem
dered by Truman Dimond and Orlando
Wright and a social hour followed.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Barlow of South Fair Oaks av..
enue left today for her old home in Ver-
mont
Mr.. and Mrs T. e. Welch left for Buff
alo N. Y, yesterday.
Mrs Custer and daughter of the
Evanston inn leave on Tuesday for their
old home in Evanston, Ill.
Miss Hattie McCullom left this morn
ing for Terrill, Tex.
| Word has heeen received from Robert