The herald., 1898-12-30

to reach the tax collectors desk and pay
their taxes before they become delinquent
on the last day of the year. On and after
January lst fifteen per cent will be added
for all taxes delinquent.
| -Four more suspicious characters of the
genus hobo were gathered in today and sent
| up for FIVE, ten, fifteen and twenty days
respectively. 1t is believed that reduction
in the number of hobos in Pasadena will
reduce the number of robberies.
The largest bicycle meet ever held in South
ern California will take place at Athletic
park in Pasadena on Tournament day in the
afternoon. The Terminal will run special
trains at a fve-cent fare all the afternoon
Fifteen elegant prizes are to be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morehouse gave one Of the
swellest dances of the season as a compli-
ment to their daughter, Miss Vera More
house, at their home on South Orange Grove
last night. The ball room was elegantly
decorated, and music was discoursed during
the evening by Lowinsky's orchestra.
The Pasadena Symphony club held its first
public rehearsal for this season. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ Green this
morning Harley Hamilton was in charge.
The Christmas entertainment at the
United Presbyterian church last evening
was greatly appreciated by the large audi
ence present.
A large audience saw Daniel Sully in
"Uncle Bob att the opera house tonight.
The officers and members of the Y. NJ. G..
A. and the Ladies Auxiliary will hold their
annual reception in the shape of an at home
Monday evening next from to TO-
The Sunday School of All Saints church
gave delightful Christmas entertainment
yesterday evening in the church.
The ladies of the North Pasadena Congre-
gational church gave social tonight in the
church.
Mrs. J. Fl. Adams will entertain few lady
friends informally tomorrow afternoon.
TIE Shakespeare club will meet Saturday
afternoon at 2:30.
The pupils of the Garfield School Bicycle
club are all to meet at the school grounds on
Friday at 2 p. m. to prepare for the Tourna
ment parade.
The funeral of Miss Nellie G. Wood, who
died at her home on Bellevue drive last Mon
day, will be held at the parlors of Adams &
Turner tomorrow friday at 2 p. m. The
body will be taken to Union, Iowa, for inter
ment.
R. S. Whipple of Vancouver will spend the
winter in Pasadena and Los Angeles visit
ing his daughters, DR.. Whipple-Marsh
and Mrs. c. i. Brown.
James H: Campbell, bookkeeper for the
Pasadena National bank. was seriously hurt
while out riding. with Ed Mosher this after
noon.
The Endowment Rank, K. of p, will hold
their annual meeting for the election of Of
ficers in X. of p. parlors tomorrow friday
evening.
Miss Grace Dutton will give talk on food
for children at the mothers meeting in the
First Congregational church tomorrow Fri
day) at 3 p. m. All who are interested are
invited.
The Current Events class will meet tomor-
row at 3p m. in the Shakespeare club rooms.
Miss Amy McKinstry and Miss Emily
Coffin have returned from short stay at
Echo mountain.
Colonel and Mrs. Banbury are spending
the holidays with their daughter, Mrs. +.
Dewitt Crank, at Pomona
M. S. Drury has returned to Pasadena,
after an absence at Perris where he has been
booking after property interests.
Major and Mrs. II. p. RityiuS and daugh-
ter, Miss Amelia Rityius, of Washington,
D. c., are at the Carleton.
A. B. Caldwell and Miss Merriam Cald-
we'll came up from Long Beach Yesterday.
Lou Ferguson arrived from Chicago last
night, and is visiting friends at Throop TO-
day.
Thomas Tomlinson and George Dennison
arrived in Pasadena from st. Paul this
morning