Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-29

and modern greetings we're exchanged.
As Peggy, Mrs. Turner was as great
success as before in Miss Betty
Barker. Miss Crawford and Miss
Barnhart were also exceptionally clever.
While this is the first large venture
Of the club in dramatic work, the sue
cess of the afternoon insures the fact
that it will not be the last, since con-
gratulations have been pouring In upon
the performers ever since the close of
the afternoon.
On Saturday afternoon at the time
of The regular meeting another dra-
matte production will be given, Shake
speare's Merchant of Venice" being
the play from which scenes will be
given in costume. Norcum Carson OF
Chicago, n professional eactor of dis
tinction, Will take the part of Shylock,
while members of Mrs. Dorothea Hoag-
lin Hayden's dramatic class will take
other leading parts. Admission will
be card of club members only.
Confessed to Two Crimes
Albert Fuse was bound over to the
superior court at noon today In Justice
Congdon's court on the charge of burg
larry At the hearing Fuse admitted
having broken into the Chicago lye
works and to stealing the silverware
which he later pawned at Riverside.
He said that he did the deed i'm order
to get even with the proprietor who
had discharged him. Chief Plnkham
discovered this afternoon that Fuse
some time ago stole valuable dia-
mond ring belonging to Frank J. Fever
geon of this city and pawned it i'm
Los Angeles. Fuse admitted this theft
as well as the other.
Route of Parade
The route for the Tournament of
Roses parade has finally been deter
l1lned upon as follows: Forms on South
Orange Grove and adjacent streets, then
east on Colorado to Fair oaks, south
on Fair oaks to Vineyard, east to
Raymond, north to Colorado, west to
Fair oaks, north to Union, east to
Raymond, south to Colorado, east to
east corner of the Tournament park
and then into the grounds. This is
practically the same route followed last
year.
Struck by Car
j. S.. Thompson of Los Angeles was
struck by a mail car on the Pacific
Electric railway this afternoon at the
corner of Sixtieth street and Pasadena
avenue, and severely injured. The man
attempted to cross the track in front
of the car and it is said that the motor
man was unable to stop the car in time
20 avoid the collision. DR.. II. w.
Avery, the companys surgeon in South
Pasadena, attended the injured man
and found that he had suffered a dis
location of the shoulder.
Pasadena Brevities
The women judges of the Tourna-
ment parade will meet with Mrs. G. G.
Bragdon, Col East Colorado street, at
10 a. m. tomorrow to plan the work.
Pasadena and Corona lodges, f. &
A. NJ, held public installation of their
officers tonight. James Edmondson
acted as installing officer.
Reno b. Wellborn, the scientist, gives
the third entertainment tomorrow night
in the Y. NJ. G. A. Star course. Subject:
I'm the Year 2000."
Arturo Bandini will represent one of
the famous Spanish dons of the early
days of California in the Tournament
parade. His costume of silks and satins
is said to be one of the most gorgeous
and picturesque in existence.
Local odd Fellows will celebrate the
twentieth anniversary of the organiza-
tion of Pasadena lodge Saturday night.
A musical and ventriloqual program
will be followed by refreshments and
dancing Odd Fellows invited.