The herald., 1897-01-16
Mountain Climbers Caught in
the Storm
FRIENDS ARE VERY ANXIOUS
TraveIisg Is impracticable but Shelter
Easily Accessible
Board Of Trade Members Arrange q
Banquet - Thompson-Finnie We'd
ding-Social Doings-News Notes

PASADENA, Jan. 15. - Some anxt-
ETY. Is felt by the families of Messrs. Ed
Fry Of the Evanston inn and Hunt of
California street, who went up In the
mountains last Tuesday and have not
since been heard from. They started
with provisions for two days and had no
firearms with them. Their destination
was Switzer's camp. which they expect
ed to find occupied. 1t Is understood,
however. that there is no one there now.
nor is there human being save Messrs.
Fry and Hunt any nearer to Switzer's
than the mouth of the canyon. The snow
has rendered mountain travel imprac-
ticable since their arrival. They doubt
less had no trouble In finding shelter. but
may suffer inconvenience in the way of
food.
At meeting this morning of the board
of trade there were present President
Stewart and Directors Dobbins, Her.
ted, Iill, Richardson and Stearns. Di-
reotors Hertel, Richardson and Dobbins
were chosen a committee to arrange for
q banquet to be given the members of
the board at the Green Monday evening.
January 25th At 6 p. m. of the same
evening the board will meet at the
rooms. Reports of the directors having
in charge the issuance of the souvenir
book show that active work will be be-
gun in March, SO that the book will
probably be ready in June. Photogra-
pher Hill, who will take charge of the
illustration, will begin his work as soon
as the winter rains will permit camera
excursions.
THOMPSON-FINN
Miss Mae Thompson and Mr.. H. B.
Finnie of Paducah, KY, were married
last evening at the home of the bride S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. NJ. Thomp-
aon. of South Delacey street. Rev. N.
n. G. Fife officiated, and the affair was
a very pretty home wedding. The floral
decorations were very tasteful, the cer-
emony being performed under canopy
of srnilax and white roses. The wedding
march was played on violins by A. NJ.
Andrews and the brides brother, L.
George Thompson. The bride wore
cream silk wedding gown, with pearl
and chiffon trimmings, and carried
bouquet of roses, carnations ana maiden
hair ferns. The bride and groom receiv-
ed many handsome presents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Finnie left today for Long Beach,
from which place they will go to live In
Paducah, KY, where Mr.. Finnie Is en-
gagged in the steamship business.
The guests at the wedding were Kew.
and MHS. II, IL. UdTVlll, 4fOo <sAie SANS N'-- :
and Mrs. r. M Thompson, Mr.. and MRS.
" II. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Haynes,
ir Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Wisweld, Mr..
ana Mrs, T. c. Stem, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
G. Thompson, Los Angeles; MT ana Mrs.
s 8 Skidmore, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wathen Downey; Mr.. and Mrs. M. ..
Julian, Mrs. Caroline Skidmore, Long
Beach; Miss Ruble Fariss. Los Angeles;
Miss Emma Finney. Los Angeles; MISS
Craca Thompson. Miss Anna Dayhoff.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Skidmore, Santa
Ne Springs: Mr. L. Geo. Thompson, Mr..
p. W. Weirick, Mr.. w. B. Julian, Ana
helm: Mr. Rolf Thompson, Long beacn ;
Mr.. Ray Julian, Long Beach; Mr. "A. T..
Eplar, Los Angeles: Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Bramlett, Downey.
SOCIAL NOTES
Senior Aid de Camp G. T. Downing
Installed officers of John b. GooIrey
post last evening as follows: FRANK L.
Stevens, post commander; VIM. rem
neil senior vice commander; ]. H. Hun
ter, Junior vice-cOmmander; X. n. Will
Jams, adjutant; D. D. Kellogg, quarter
master; John Q. Adams, surgeon; John
Stuntz, chaplain; Chas. Copeland. .. OF
D.: Chas. Miller, o. of G. Lunch and
coffee were served by the ladies' OF the
w. r. C. after the installation. Among
president -elect of she corps; Mrs. Benz
the IaQleS pTcSeGt NClc MIS- -SooS-S'
Jarvis, Mrs. Bingham.
Despite the bad weather the recep-
tion given last evening to Bishop and
Mrs. johnson in the Valley Hunt club
rooms was a grand success. BOOK cna-
rades were played, Mrs. johnson win
ming first prize and DIR. II. H. Sherk
second. Refreshments were served.
The guests were: DR.. and Mrs. Sherk
DR.. and Mrs. +. F. Rowland, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. F. Holder, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Cutter Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wot-
kyns, Mesdames Kellogg, Torrey, b.
Marshal Wotkyns, DR.. Radabaugh, DR.
Caspar Miller, Misses Sill, Virginia
Weaver. Wotkyns.
w. j. Wade, D. D. G. NJ, installed
the officers Of Pasadena lodge, No. S24
I, o. o. F., last evening, as follows: c.
Ward, N. c.; Wallace Follett. ". c.;
w. H. Korstian, r. S.; c. v. Wickham
erasurere; w. H. Dunn, warden; F
T. Merritt, conductor: George Hyatt, o
G.; C. F. Hersey, I. g.; S. T. Wallace, l.
s. N. G.; S. P. Swearingen, L. s v G;
c. H. Bandel, r. S. S.. S. w. Hawley, l.
s. s.
Owing to the wetness of the weather
the attendance at the dance given las,
evening in Auditorium hall by the
Primrose club was not large. The hal
was prettily decorated with smiIax anC
carnations Light refreshments were
served, and pleasant evening of dane.
ing enjoyed by those present.
The High School lyceum will give 6
reception to the Los Angeles lyceum.
and high school pupils at the /. o. G. T
hall in the new Kinney-Kendall block
tomorrow evening. There will be mu.
sicaI and literary program, followed b,
refreshments, after which the eyenins
will be spent socially.
HoNORs TO SWIFT.
Prof. Lewis Swift Of Mount Lowe oh
lervateFy, Cal, who is on q visit II
R4nhAsfe~. N r, has veceivedl motto.