The herald., 1897-12-05
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

KASADENA a
PASADENA, Dec. 4.-(Regular Cor
respondence.) At the meeting Of the
directors Of the Tournament Of Roses
association this evening 1t was decided
to order 10000 souvenir programs OF the
fete. These will be In the shape of 16-
page folders. nicely printed and orna-
mented with cuts appropriate to the
tournament. Though the route Of the
parade has not been laid out. 1t has been
determined that the parade shall pass
Hotel Green on Raymond avenue.
One hundred small badges for the
members of the association have been
ordered. These are In the form OF blue
and yellow ribbons, the tournament COL
ors to be pinned on the lapel of the coat.
They will be inscribed, Tournament of
Roses New Years Day, 1885,"
The public school display bids fair to
outshine all previous displays Nine
delegations will be on hand, including
float of the football team. Throop Poly
technic will enter a fine tally-ho.
BLAND COURT-MARTIAL
Private Walter r. Bland of Company
Twas court -martialed this evening In the
armory for neglect of duty and disre-
spectfl1l conduct toward his superior Of
ficer in refusing to obey orders. Col.
Schneider came out from Los Angeles
and sat as court. Captain Lippencott
set forth the complaints, which were
heard by the court who will report them
to the judge advocate of the regiment,
recommending the sentence. The judge
advocate will then decide upon the case,
fix the sentence, and deliver it to the
local company in the form Of company
orders.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The Epworth League elected officers
last night as follows Don Carlos Por-
ter, president; l. J. Reynolds. first vice
president, in charge of spiritual work;
Miss Anna Wood, second vice president,
in charge of mercy and help work; Miss
Matte Reed, third vice president, in
charge of literary work; Miss Charlotte
Christie, fourth vice presdent.'in charge
of social work; Mr.. c. w. Wilson, sec
retary, and Mr.. Charles Briggs, treas
urer. A short program preceded the
election, Dr. w. d. Turner giving an in
teresting talk on the ruins of Southern
Mexico, Miss Nevada Sisson an instru
mental number, Messrs. Ellis and Park
er duet. Miss Phillips, Miss Irene Carr
and Mr.. c. w. Wilson were elected to
membership.
SOCIAL DOINGS
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Graves of North
Raymond avenue entertained friends
last evening with games and refresh
ments, those present being: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Buckingham, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. w. G.
Benedict, Mr., and Mrs. George B.
Hodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emery,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Kiehl, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ross, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Reed,
Mrs. buckingham, Misses Flora Kiehl.
Suprell, Messrs. Albert Ross, Roy Kiehl.
Mrs. j. c. Williams of Adella avenue
entertained friends at luncheon yester-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Jacob
HILL whose birthday, as well as that of
the host, occurred yesterday. Those
present were: Mesdames c. c. Rey-
nolds, S. ]. Pyle, Luthern Hadley, Henry
Wood, Thomas Ashby, John Rood. G. II.
Tebbetts, Aaron Roberts, Hill, Dorland.
BREVITIES
A football game was played this after
noon on the Terminal grounds between
the Pasadena high school light team and
q team Of the commercial course of the
Los Angeles high school. Early In the
first half the local boys scored touch
down and kicked goal, making the
score 60, and it looked like an easy vic
tory for Pasadena. The visitors, how
ever, recovered themselves. and In the
second half made a touchdown and kick
ed goal, making the score Go,
where 1t remained. A small crowd
watched the game.
La Canyada Fruit Growers associa-
. fr, L.,
the van for this cooperative marketing
of fruit. The board of managers elected
were Jesse Knight, president; w. H.
Chamberlain, vice president; ID. q.
Green, secretary; J. w. Pickering, J.
Bone, w. s. Holland, Dr. Lanterman.
The directors met this afternoon and
adopted bylaws.
The La Canyada Farmers club met
last evening. Secretary Ralph Moses
read an interesting paper on Storage
Reservoirs" and the advantages of this
system were discussed. DR.. D. G.
Green, Jesse Knight, DR.. Lanterman
and others discussed such timely sub
jects as the refunding Of county bonds,
all favoring the proposition. Mrs. Jen
ME Mclean, Miss Nellie Stetson and
Miss Maggie Green furnished music.
Inc next Injecting takes place On NEW
Years eve.
DR.. Norman Bridge, who returned to-
day from Chicago, presided at meet
ing this afternoon of the executive COM
mittee Of Throop. Prof. Eugene Picher
was elected to fill the vacancy in the
faculty caused by the resignation of
Prof. Millard M. Parker
The death of Mrs. e. H. Bliven, sister