The herald., 1898-04-21
TWENTY VOLUNTEERS
GAVE ENROLLED THEMSELVES
IN PASADENA
Z. o. q. T. Observation-Disclosures
Club Has Disappointment-so-
cial Events and Brevities

Herald, So East Colorado Htreet) Captain
]. C. Farnsworth Is organizing volunteer
company at 90 North Raymond avenue.
About twenty Pasadena boys have enlist
cd, subject to q call for volunteers for war
against Spain. These volunteers agree to
enroll themselves in the Pasadena inde-
pendent volunteers and ''solemnly UNDER
take and agree in the event Of war with
the United States and Spain or any other
power, II called upon by the constituted
authorities Of the state Of California or OF
the United States, to enlist at once In tho
infantry Of some state of the United States
for the length Of time and for the terms
that may be laid down by law"
I. o. q. T. Entertainment
At the meeting of the I. o. G. T. last
evening the following program was rem
dered: Plano duet. Mr.. B. O. Lacey and
Miss Alice McGee. Farce. IA Slight Mis-
understanding" Miss Amy Lacey and Mr..
A. c. Terpenning. Vocal duet, "Chinese
Song" Miss Zana Terpenning and Mr.. +.
G. H. Stevens. Piano and violin duet. Miss
Maud Murphy and Enrol Lazenbs Parody
on Bring Back My Bonnie to Me-" enti-
tied "Three Cheers for the I. o. q. T.. Miss
Gertrude Beecher and Mr.. J. A. Westrinx.
Disappointed America
The Americus club boys have been dill
gently drilling in preparation for La
Fiesta. Now that the fete is declared OF,
e postponed, which amounts to the same
thing, the Americus clubs labors come to
naught. This Is not the worst aspect OF
the situation. The club has expended $1F0
for caps, with the expectation that OF
course the members would each buy one.
The caps are now on hand without de-
mand for them.
Social Events
Mrs. Bessie Edwards entertained yester-
day afternoon from to In honor of the
birthday of her daughter, Miss Grille Ed
wards. One Of the games played was a
floral love tale, in which prizes were won
by Miss Lizzie Jones, Evan Lewis. Harry
Painter and Harry Buyer. Lemon ice and
waters were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frost Of worces-
ter avenue entertained last evening In
honor of their sixth wedding anniversary.
The house was very prettfly decorated
and the piazza was illuminated with
Japanese lanterns. Games were played,
in which Mrs. B. W. Hahn won first prize,
F. f. Burnham gentleman's first. L. T..
Jarvis and Mrs. A. L. Hamilton consola-
ton.
The Scott club was entertained last even
ing by Mrs Fred Ryder Of Cypress ave-
nue.. The leaders were Mrs. Foltz and
Mrs. Brown. An instrumental number was
given by Miss Crary and vocal number by
Mrs. Chicken. The next meeting will be
held at the home Of Mrs. Chicken on South
Mentor avenue.
Brevities
The ladies of the Missionary society of
the United Presbyterian church met yes
terday and today and heard reports Of Of
Ncers and transacted other routine busi.
ness
Pasadena Maccabees went over to Los
Angeles this evening by special electric
car to attend a general gathering Of the
members Of the order from all over South
ern California. A banquet was rendered
the visitors at the Holienbeck hotel.
An organ recital will be given tomorrow
night in the new Linclon-avenue M. e.
church at 8 o'clock.
Personal
H. M. Stats and E. Gronendyke have re-
turned from q trout fishing expedition IN
the West fork.
Rev. p. F. Bresee was in the city today.
J. w. Hugus and daughters left for the
east this morning, to be gone one year.
E. A. Taylor went to San Francisco to-
day.
]. 8. Cravens left today for San Fran.
cisco.
E. Kaysar has returned from fishing
expedition.
Miss Mary Chaplin Of Santa Monica Is
the guest of Miss Alice Ball.
J. B. Little arrived from st. Paul this
morning.
w. w. Ford and John Mills leave soon for
the Klondike.