Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-16
WHITE RIBBON
PASADENA DAY
WILL ENTERTAIN VISITING
DELEGATES
Humane Society Warns Dog owners
Henderson-Munger Wedding.
Mayor Favors Plan.
Pasadena News
Pasadena Agency,
sl4 East Colorado Street.


on Pasadena day, November 3, during
the gre.x national convention at Los
Angeles. 1t is expected that SIX nun
dred ladies will be the guests or the
city and the local white ribboners OH
that day. Those who have the enter
tainment in charge are the officers OF
the federation, Mesdames Conan, West,
Compton, Benson, Sherry, Broadbent,
Ford Johnson, Olmstead, Terpennlng,
Curl and Drowbaugh. Mrs. West OF
North Pasadena will have charge OF
the lunch, which will be as nearly
typic/ of Southern California as is
possible. There will be a reception IN
which committees from many of the
local civic and religious organizations
will have part. The board OF trace
has decided to assume charge of the
r opposed carriage drives about the city
between the hours of 10 a. m. and
p. m. Special rates for trip up Mt.
Lowe have been secured and in the
evening the Pasadena w. c. II. U. will
give a reception in honor of Mrs. Sc
berry and the young people. The exec
utive committee meets again thursday
afternoon of this week.
Means Business Now
Field superintendent B. e. SherWln or
the Humane society says that begin
ming tomorrow he will go after the
remaining citizens who have not Sc
cured tax license tags for their dogs
and will make arrests right and lett
until the long list still remaining in
his possession is entirely cleared up.
1t has been fully a week since any
arrests were made and it begins to
look as If dog owners think there Will
be no more prosecutions. AT the last
meeting of the city council, Acting
President Bowen of the Humane so
ciety, secured a formal written con-
tract with the city covering the So
ciety's collections of the dog tax. BY
the terms of this contract the Humane
society takes entire charge of enforc-
ing these collections and in return is to
receive one-half OF all license money
and three-quarters of the poundage fees
aud will be paid all amounts due on
January and June l, 1906. The society
has no desire to be considered perse-
cutors, but from now on Will make
every effort to see that the law Is
strictly and impartially enforced.
Henderson-Munger Wedding
lie Roy Henderson and Miss Anna
Munger were married last night at
their bungalow home, $50 North Madi-
son avenue. Rev. Robert Meredith,
pastor of the First Congregational
church, officiated. The interior of the
house was elaborately decorated for the
occasion. Miss Anne Whitmore played
Mendelssohn's wedding march during
the. ceremony. Mrs. Charles M. He'll
derson acted as matron of honor, and
Charles NJ. Henderson, brother of the
groom, was best man. The bride and
groom will enjoy short wedding trip
and on their return will reside at
$50 North Madison avenue. The we'd
ding gifts were numerous and costly.
There were about eighty guests. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson are leaders
in Pasadenas younger set.
Mayor Favors Water Plan
1t is asserted by friends of the
present administration that Mayor
Waterhouse has come out boldly in
favor of the city's purchase of the
local water plants. Those who know
the mayor have insisted from the first
that he would not disappoint the peo-
pie by whose votes he was elected
and that he would faithfully carry OUT
the plans favored by the people in the
ultimate purchase of the plants. When
ever approached on the subject, Mr..
Waterhouse had reiterated the state
ment that he would carry out the
peoples WILL" but the fact that before
his election the mayor did not favor
the buying of the local plants caused
some to fear that he would not work
single heartedly for the scheme. The
news that he is now heartily in favor
of the plan will be welcome news to
the people. In this connection it is
interesting to note the attitude of the
public toward the North Pasadena Wa
ter company and its refusal tC sell to
the city for $4,000. There is no sug
gestion of a desire to offer larger
price, the whole proposition is looked
upon as a dead one and the purchase
out of the question.
A Strenuous Four Months
Miss Grace Nicholson has returned
home after four months spent in visit
ing the Indian tribes in northern Cali
fornia. Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia. She considers the
most interesting part of her trip was
through Mendocino and Lake counties,
a drive of over 800 miles, accompanied
by an Indian guide and interpreter.
Here she made much study of the
legends and personal histories of the
natives for future publication. At one
place she had to be carried a quarter
of a mile through the surf in order
to land at Cape Flattery; at another
place she attended a whale feast and
at still another place a native pot
latch" where she was virtually adopt
ed by the tribe and obtained many
fine photographs of the feast and par
ticipants. On her way home Miss
Nicholson attended the meeting of the
American AnthropoloeIcal association
at San Francisco, and likewise became
a charter member of the newly organ
ized California Folk Lore society. She
hopes to organize a southern branch
of this society in Pasadena this winter.
Pasadena BreVities
The women of All Saints Episcopal
church will give a parish bazaar on
December and Z. A great variety of
articles will be placed on sale and
dramatic entertainment will be given
on one of the two evenings.
John F. Godfrey corps. Woman's
Relief Corps, helds its annual inspec-
tion in Grand Army hall on Wednes-
day evening. The organization is in a
very prosperous condition. The ladies
will give a supper on October 1S.
Capt. Jasper N. Clary of the Indian
apolis police force is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. A Buchanan. Capt. Clary
weighs over 300 pounds and has been
a member of the Indianapolis police
force for thirty years.
Hon. Warren F. Spaulding and
dauphter of Cambridge Mass are