Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-30
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR HORSE SHOW
PASADENA EXPECTS A LARGE
ATTENDANCE
Numerous Entries Have Been Already
Made and All Indications Point
to Brilliant and Successful
Gathering
Pasadena Agency.
i1t East Colorado Street.


PASADENA, March 2o.--B d. Neff
OF Altadena, who has charge of the
entry list for the horse show of next
week, reports that 120 entries have al
ready been made, and there is the
probability that a number more will
come in by mail. The auctioning of
the boxes at the park will take place
tomorrow evening at Kuranaga's.
the attendance from Los Angeles and
Santa Barbara will be large.
Society is making great preparations
for the show, and the scene should be
a brilliant one, as red is to be the
prevailing color.
Sheriff White of Los Angeles county,
who has gone to Fresno to get E. l..
Kennedy, the young fellow who stole
a horse and buggy from G.. 7. Boyd on
March II, may not be able to bring
him home as he is wanted in Santa
Ana and Fresno on similar charges.
Boyd went to Bakersfield last night to
secure his horse and buggy, which Ken
nedy sold there on his way to Fresno.
Mrs. Harry Grey was the hostess
this afternoon at a society luncheon
given in honor of Mrs. William Kerr,
the guest of Mrs. II. Page Warden.
The large drawing room was decorated
simply but effectively.
Miss Blanche Witherell gave charm
ing progressive hearts party this after
noon at the home of her parents on
South Los Robles avenue in honor of
the Easter bride-to-be, Miss Mabel
Doolittle.
City MiscelIanies
Mrs. p. G.. Gates of Monterey road,
South Pasadena, has a noted guest this
week in the person of the chief of the
Snake fraternity of the Hopi Indians
Indian has ever made to city and he
has taken his first ride in an automo-
bile, an electric car and a railroad
train.
Councilman w. A. Heiss, who has
been i'll for some days with a severe
again.
II. l.. Coolidge, brother of D. w.
Coolidge of the board of trade, has
been here for several weeks and is so
pleased with the city that he will at
once make arrangements to remain
here.
According to the plans of the Min
isterial union of this city, it is said
that many of the local pastors will
next Sunday preach against the evils
of the Ascot park gambling.
Gilbert w. Pratt, president of the
improve at the hospital where he has
been critically sick.
S. Greswein and c. Carson, charged
with using profane language to the
annoyance of women on car were
brought before Judge Congdon this
morning and fined.
Mrs. Allen M. Lowder, a native of
Illinois, died this morning at her home
on South Hudson avenue. She is sur
vived by an only son, Ross, one sister
and two brothers. She had been res
ident of Pasadena for the past twelve
years.
George A. Breed, aged 81 years, died
today at 1 o'clock at his residence,
2S4 Palmetto drive. The funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made.
A six hundred egg incubator belong
ing to Mrs. Elizabeth Rutherford of
Altadena came off, yesterday very
successfully, and now everyone who
sees the hundreds of little chicks en-
vies the owner.
The North Pasadena Methodists.
whose church building was struck by
lightning early in February, have al
ready decided upon plans for a new
edifice. The cost is to be $S0O0
Manuel Tribes was arrested today
for offensive conduct and alleged beat
ing of his wife with a chair Justice
Congdon sent him to the county Jail
for fifteen days.
SWinQS for the House