The herald., 1898-04-23
MANY MORE RECRUITS
ARE BEING ENROLLED DAILY
AT PASADENA
Sudden Death Of F. W. Ludovici in
San Francisco-The New Or
gan Of the M. e. Church


Colorado street, April 22.-Patriotic men
and youths are enlisting every day, the
number growing in proportion as the con-
fict grows warmer. About thirty names
have been entered In the Independent Vol
.unteer company and as many more have
been voted into Company I recently. AS
yet the latter have not been sworn in
regularly, but they are being drilled each
evening In the use Of the gun and the
sword. Captain Lippencott said today
that as yet no orders have been received
from the government. but he expects
them ut any time, and the boys are In
readiness. The ranks are rapidly filling
up since instructions were received pro-
viding for enlistment for a shorter term
than three years. Over fifty uniforms
have been received for men who enlisted
several months ago. At every meeting of
the company new names are balloted on.
Tomorrow evening at the tabernacle
concert will be given by the M. E. church
choir and the Tabernacle quartet for the
benefit of the company. The entertain
ment will consist largely of the singing
of patriotic songs under the leadership of
Mrs. w. B. Clapp and an admission fee of
fifteen cents will be charged. Flags will
A. r. men, John F. Godfrey post, will be
guests of honor.
Death Of F. w. Ludovici
Mr.. Ludovici and family have received
the sad intelligence of the death of Mr..
Ludovicis brother. F. w. Ludovici, at San
Francisco. Death was very sudden. De-
ceased was an extensive business man.
and had offices in New York, and later in
San Francisco. He was not married. He
was well known in Southern California,
having lived here for a considerable pc
riod ten years ago. Miss Ludovici has
gone to San Francisco to attend the fun
eral.
Organ Recital
There was standing room only at the or
gan recital given last evening at the new
NJ. z. church on Lincoln avenue in dedi-
cation Of the new organ. Mr.. Foster of
San Diego acted as organist for the occa-
sion, and an interesting series of selections
was given. Vocal numbers were given by
the Orpheus quartet, composed Of Miss
Bolinger, soprano; Miss Mutt, contralto;
Mr.. Edwards, tenor, and Mr.. Streble, bass.
Social Events
A floral social was given last evening by
the East Side Christian church at the home
of E. U. Morrison. A large number of
people were present, and the rooms were
prettily decorated. Boxes containing
lunch were beautifully decorates. the
prize for the best decoration being award
ed Mrs. d. l.. Barber. A musical and lit
erary program was rendered.
Misses Matte Reed and Anna Johnston
entertained the normal Sunday school
class last evening at the home of the lat
ter on North Los Robes avenue. Pro-
gressive initials were played, Mrs. A. b.
Stevens winning the prize.
Mrs. c. S. Cristy of California street en-
tertained the Sans Souci club yesterday
afternoon with progressive euchre. Lone
hand prize was won by Mrs. J. d. Wilde;
first prize by Mrs. ]. Grant Lyman, and
second prize by Mrs Z. A. Ford. De-
licious refreshments were served.
Mrs. Wischmeyer entertained the East
End Euchre club last evening at her home
on South Lake avenue. The house was
decorated with flowers and flags. Miss
Becker and Mr.. Helke made the highest
scores. Refreshments were served Ar
rangments were made for a meeting for
May 5th at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Pherson.
Personal
A. I. Cannon has recovered from a Sc
we're illness.
]. S. Grandy and family are at Catalina.
E. G. Griffith returned yesterday from
San Francisco.
8. Bedell and family leave tomorrow for
Iowa.
G.. Green left yesterday for Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Jones returned yes
terday from San Francisco.
Mrs. T. ]. Cochrane and daughter of Los
Angeles are guests of E. T. Sans and the
Misses Sans.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Webster and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sill entertained the Terpsi-
chorean club at progressive euchre last
evening at the home Of the former on Yer