The herald., 1898-03-10

walton army. The ceremony diners yer,
little from the ordinary marriage service
There is clause binding the couple to tn
| army. Mrs. Mcclellan acted Is brides
maid and Mr.. Harry Clark as best man
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliox will reside in Lo
Angeles. where Mr.. Willox is employed b!
the electric light company.
| BAKERS AMENITIES
Charles Weygang will be tried by Justice
Merriam upon the charge of battery pre-
| ferred by James Bowling. Both men are
bakers at Hotel Green and they dwell to
gether otherwise than in amity. Wey'
gang claims that Dowling has for some ter
days abused him In various ways. One o.
tDowling's little tricks was to go to bee
with huge clubs. which he used on Wey'
gangs head. Dowling prepared himself
thusly last night. At about midnight the
fun began, but Weygang succeeded in get
ting hold of the clubs first. Dowling de-
Tended himself with a chair. There was
considerable swearing done in the dormi-
tory and some blood was shed.
BREvITIES
DR.. Lewis, father-in-law Of Walter Ray.
mond, is in receipt of a telegram from Mr..
Raymond, stating his intention to leave
Boston tomorrow, March 10th, for this city,
accompanied by Mrs. Raymond. They ex-
pect to arrive here on the 10th. Mr.. Ray
mond has not yet expressed his intentions
as to the rebuilding of the Raymond no.
tel, but it is rumored that his coming has
something to do with the enterprise.
The monthly social of the Pickwick club
was given last evening in the club rooms
on North Fair Oaks avenue and there was
a good sized assembly to enjoy the occa-
sion. Games were played and program
rendered consisting of selection by the
Mandolin club, plano solo by Mr.. A. Var
gar, piano solo by Mr.. Schillinger and a
vocal solo by b. o. Kendall. Hot tamales,
doughnuts, cream tarts and coffee were
served.
A meeting of the Throop club will be
held at the institute Friday evening. the
object being to perfect the organization of
all those interested in the welfare of the
school by contributing funds and in a gen.
eral manner advancing the interests of the
school. The club is social and literary.
More than one hundred citizens of Pasa-
dena are enrolled as members and these
as well as others who may wish to join
are invited to attend.
Yesterday a lot of new machinery for
the electric road was shipped from Bos-
ton. This machinery consists of genera
tors and other apparatus for the increasing
of power so that more cars can be run,
doing away with the crowding of passen-
gers which is now sometimes necessary
The machines will be set up as soon as
possible after they arrive.
SOCIAL EVENTS
The members of the Glover club and gen.
tleman friends were entertained last even
ing by Miss Bertha Sroat at her home on
South Moline avenue, the affair being in
The nature of a farewell to the Misses De-
witt, who returned today to their home in
Games were played, refresh
nents served and a musical program rem
dered.
Miss Nellie Martin entertained with a
dancing party last evening at her home on
Lincoln avenue, the guests being largely
rom Los Angeles, coming out in tallyhos.
were served and dancing en-
oyed from 8 until 2.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
,hurch are preparing to give a concert at
he tabernacle next Friday evening which |
will include cantata.
Miss Mertie Somers of Gertrude court |
entertained the Sunshine club. |
The Fraternal league gave a social last |
evening in 1. o. o. F. hall.
Tomorrow evening the Fraternal Broth |
rhood gives an entertainment in /. o. O. |
2 hall, the program for which includes |
peechmaking dancing, refreshments and |
musical and literary program.
Mrs. Florence Jones of Santa Fe is at |
he Spaulding.
Mrs. Bishop and son left today for San
Diego.
The Scott club was entertained yesterday |
lfternoon by Mrs. McCully at her home on |
cypress avenue. |
Miss Lulu Chatfield returned today to her |
lone in Santa Monica.