The herald., 1898-02-27
PASADENA N0N-PARTISANS
ISSUE A CALL FOR A NOMINAL.
ING MASS MEETING
Bloodless Pugilistic Bouts-Decidu-
Gus Fruit Growers Active-So-
cial and Personal News

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Herald 5s East Colorado street.) The non
partisans have issued the following
There Is hereby called by the executive
committee of the non-partisans within the
city of Pasadena a mass meeting of the
non-partisans to be held on the Sth day of
March. 1885, at 1880 O'Clock p m., in the tab
ernacle on South Marengo avenue, in Pas
adena, Cal. for the purpose of nominating
candidates of the non-part.sans in the said
city. to be voted for at the next ensuing
election in said city, to wit, on the 11th
day of April, 1898, for the following city
officers: For three members of the board
OF trustees of the city of Pasadena, Cal.
for city clerk. for city marshal, for city
treasurer and for five members of the
board of library trustees of said city.
Said mass meeting to select a central
committee to represent said non-partisans
inside said city.
Also to select a committee of five to re-
ceive and disburse the campaign funds
pursuant to the purity election laws. Pas
adena city non-partsans executive COM
mittee. c. c. BROWN. Chairman.
C. F. HAMLIN. Secretary.
BLOODLESS BOUTS
Three sparrng matches took place this
evening in the storeroom occupied former
~ by Wakeley's novelty store. on North
Fair Oaks avenue. An admission fee was
charged. and the affair was for the benefit
or Hank Griffin of Los Angeles. Marshal
Lacey was informed of the matches and
visited the place to see that no blood was
shed. The fights were all goodnatu tured.
and there were no knockouts. Some lively
boxing was done, nevertheless, and the au-
dience went away satisfied. The program
included four-round go between Calvin
Shaw of Duar;e and George McLain of
Pasadena, a fourround go between Max
well of Pasadena and John Holmes of Pas
adena and four rounds between Joe Cros-
sen and Hank Griffin of Los Angeles. Sew
eral songs were sung during the evening
by the Golden Star quartet.
SOCIAL EVENTS
Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Glasscock entertained
with cards yesterday at their new home
on South Pasadena avenue. Nine tables
were arranged and progressive euchre was
played. Mrs II. r. Lacey won ladies' first
prize. Miss Nolan of Los Angeles second
and Mrs. III. NJ. Gabriel consolation. Gen
tlemen's first prize was won by Mr.. Gro
nendyke. w. J. Pierce second and Victor
Ward consolation.
Miss Lucy Buckmtnster entertained
friends last evening at her home or South
Euclid avenue in honor of Miss Grace Bar
nett and Miss Pearl Needham of Los An
licious refreshments were served The
parlor was prettily decorated for the occa-
sion.
The East End Euchre club was enter
tained yesterday evening by Colonel and
Mrs l.. Z. Hansen of San Pasqual street.
The highest scores were made by Mrs
Mcpherson and Jacob Helmke, jr. The next
meeting will be held al the home of Miss
Clara Becker. corner of First and Hud-
son streets, Thursday evening March TO-
Inc Philidonian club dance in Audi
torum hall last evening was one of the
most successful dances given by the club
this season. About thirty couples were
present and music was furnished by
ochiiiingers $ orchestra. During the dances
lemonade punch was served in an adioin.
iug room
Ihe Glover Reading club was entertained
yesterday afternoon by the Misses Fish at
their home on South Marengo avenue. The
time was spent with reading and music
and refreshments.
BREVITIES
The Pasadena Friut Growers associa =
tion recently organized is packing fruit
at great rate at their new quarters on
South Broadway. The association has
adopted plan of advertising in the form
OF handsome labels for the ends of boxes.
one of the labels shows tally-ho in the
tournament of Roses parade, with out
iiuetS, eNC. AHUtDef label mas q picture
of the Mount Lowe incline
Mrs e. Fl. Rankin of California street
fell in an electric car on East Colorado
street tonight and received some severe
bruises and shock which necessitated
physicians services. The fall was caused
by the lady's tripping on some loose mat
ting.
There will be meeting of the Deciduous
FRUIT Growers association at Lamanda
Park Monday evening at 7:3O O'Clock,
when the plans of organization will be
completed. The reports of the standing
committees will be read and acted upon.
All interested are cordially invited to at
tend.
Rev. ]. II. Whitmore of Boston will fill
the pulpit at the Universalist church at the
ii o'clock service Sunday, Feb. 26th.
PERSONAL
Ralph Spencer has taken a position in the
Pasadena National bank.
Mrs Elizabeth Grinnell is spending a few
days at Long Beach.
Mrs. W. ]. Pierce has returned from
Terminal Island
F. j. Decker returned last night from
Long Beach,
Charles A. Gardner of the Star returned
today from Chicago.
j. c. Mcdonald is new clerk in tha
Southern Pacific office.
Miss Edith White returned today from
Chicago.
Mrs. II. G. Parsons of Grass Valley is
visiting the family of Rev. F. ]. Culver.
George A. Hazard, who has been in the
Southern Pacific office for some time past,
Will take similar position in Los Angeles.
Robert n. Allen has resigned l@s posi-
ton with A. N. Fessenden for a clerkship
IN the Columbia cyclery.
STRANGE FATALITY
That Pursues Santa Barbara Officials.