Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-26
W0MAN'S CIRCLE TEAMS GIVE
EXHIBIT DRILLS
BANQUET LARGELY ATTENDED
Doe-shooting Case Is Brought Into
Court and Numerous Witnesses
for Both Sides Are
Examined
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado street.

PASADENA, April 2J.-This city is
thronged tonight with visiting MEM
bers of the Woodmen and Women Of
Woodcraft orders who are guests Of
Pasadena camp. Four hundred guests
were seated at a specially prepared re-
past at Hotel Maryland. Speakers of
prominence, including high officials In
the Woodman ranks, paid compliments
to the beauties Of Pasadena and con-
graduated local members of the ORDER
as well as the citizens in general for
their lavish hospitality and cordialty
Previous to assembling for the supper
the Crown City band gave concert
at Woodman hall which was attended
by large crowd. Several of the
visiting drill teams of the Womans
circle attended the supper in their
pretty uniforms and attracted much
attention. A party of women came
over from Los Angeles in a special
parlor car. The festivities ended to-
ward midnight, when many of the visi-
tors returned to Los Angeles.
The much talked of case wherein
Lieutenant A. b. Bartholomey Is
charged with shooting S. T. Tylers dog
was aired in Justice Klamroth's court
today and number of witnesses were
examined The testimony of the
guardsmen was that the dog must have
been killed by ricocheting shot. A
veterinary surgeon testified that the
dogs carcass contained four bullet
holes. Mr.. Warren and Miss Dewey,
who were out walking accompanied by
the dog, testified that some of the
militiamen used profane language in
their presence. The testimony was
concluded this evening when Attorney
Goodrich, for the defense, asked per-
mission to file a brief, which was
granted. Judge Klamroth gave him
until tomorrow to prepare and present
the document.
A wedding in elite social circles was
that of Miss Maebelle Doolittle and
Neal X. Traylor, which took place this
evening at the First Presbyterian
church, where the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Malcolm j. Mcleod in
the presence of large gathering of
relatives and friends of the families.
The church decorations were Easter
lilies. white brides roses and ferns.
Following the ceremony a supper was
served at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Doo-
little, which was participated in by
relatives and the attendants of the
Irid nd efo Of
two weeks at San Francisco Mr..
Traylor and his bride will return to
Pasadena to prepare for a European
tour. They will leave New York on
June 8, and will spend the summer
abroad.
Note Burning Bee
The Woman's guild of All Saints
parish INDUCED in a note burning at
the rectory last evening. the Cancelled
notes representing the last indebted
ness on the pastors home being re-
duced to ashes in the presence of an en-
thusiastic audience. The house was
gaily decorated with Easter lilies, other
flowers and ferns. The ashes of the
burned note were preserved in a Jap
anese bronze and will be sent to Mrs.
Blackwell Phillips. who was president
of the guild when the movement to
build the rectory was inaugurated.
D. M. Linnard of Hotel Maryland has
purchased of the Mrs. e. c. Bangs es-
tate the hotel property on South Grand
avenue known as La Vista del Arroyo
for a consideration of $4,000. Besides
the hotel property Mr.. Linnard also ac-
quires ninety-seven feet of ground ad-
Joining at a cost of $4,000. Both pur-
chases were made for investment.
The old city council met today for
the last regular session and proceeded
to wind up the business of the year.
A, number of improvement ordinances
were passed and several contracts were
let. The request of grocers that high
licensesbe placed on fruit hucksters was
turned over to the incoming council.
An adjourned session will be held next
Monday.
A tennis tourney is OH between the
cracks of Throop institute and the high
school, the contestants being Courtney
Lacey. Jerome Sharp, Carl owen, James
Johnson, Misses Downer and Johnson.
representing the high schol, and for
Throop Harlow Frink. Rex Barnwell,
George Litzlkow, Misses Mas and
Early In the first singles Lstikow
bested Lacey by the score of TO, 6-2.
Local Brevitles
Two carloads of knights of Pythias
arrived from Los Angeles this evening
and assisted in the work of comforting
the first rank on seven candidates and
the third rank on two.
William Vasquez, a 16-year-old Mexi-
can, stands a chance of being sent to
the reform school for the theft of
bicycle, the property of w. Roderick
The wheel was stolen on the night of
April 21 and was found at cyclery on
East Colorado street. The cycle dealer
produced bill of sale showing that the
bicycle was brought from Vasquez for
$3.50. The wheel was returned to Mr..
Roderick. The boy was bound over to
the juvenile court.