Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-14
THROOP STUDENTS
WILL ENTERTAIN
WILL GIVE BENEFIT FOR THE
PASADENA HOSPITAL
Many Society People VIII BE Present
and II viii BE a Brilliant Az
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Pasadena Agency.
1it East Colorado Street

1it East Colorado Street
PASADENA. March 12.-Quite the
society event of the week is to be
IAN Evening with the Throop Boys"
at the Lowe opera house on Tuesday
evening by the mandolin club, which
annually gives such an entertainment:
for the benefit of the Pasadena hospi-
tai Already over six hundred seats
have been sold and all the boxes have
been taken by society people. Among
the latter are Mrs. d. d. Dewey and
party, Mrs. G.. G.. Green, who will
bring friends from the hotel; Mrs. II.
c. Merritt who will entertain with a
box party; Judge H. H. Klamroth and
the Gnome club of Throop, which has
taken two boxes. More than $500 has
been raised by the three previous con-
certs given by the Throop Mandolin
club under the direction of Edward S.
Warren. Immediately after this con-
cert a trip extending to San Francisco
will be taken by the boys, who adver-
tise Throop as happily as themselves.
The entertainment Tuesday evening
will consist of three parts, the first
entitled, I'm the Palm Garden" where
under waving palms and with many
flowers about them the club will give
a short concert of instrumental and
vocal music and readings, ten numbers
in all. The soloists and readers in this
will be Gerald Waterhouse, Alfred Lar
ing, Claude Senior and Mr.. Warren
himself, who is a mandolin soloist of
unusual ability.
In the other two parts of the pro-
gram Mr.. Warren has combined in a
clever way, music and the moving
picture, to produce with some acting
a most entertaining and amusing
thing. New York Firemen" and "a
Stroll on the Pike" compose the Sec
ond portion of the program, and a
short one-act play, STRANDED in Sabin
Center" in which seven of the boys
take part, completes the evening. A
realistic train robbery with the NOV
ing pictures and music is given in this
little play
Valuable prizes of mandolins and
lessons in combination to the boys sell
ing the most tickets for the hospital
benefit concert are given by Mr.. War
rem, and this year fifteen boys have
entered the race. There is always
keen rivalry for the first two prizes,
which are worth about $50 each.
Obituary
Robert McAdam, M. D., aged SO
years, died at his home on East Colo
rado street last night. For two years
the physician had practiced in Los Ar.-
geles South Pasadena and this city,
but was without immediate relatives
in this state. Funeral arrangements
await advices from his mother, who
lives in Missouri.
Bits of News
Alf Goeghe, a dishwasher in one of
the local hotels, was suddenly taken
with religious mania today at his room,
80 North Broadway, and had to be
placed in the station for safe keeping.
He will be examined for insanity to-
morrow.
Yesterday dapper young man by
the name of Kennedy rented a horse
and buggy of G. t. Boyd, the livery
man of Green street, saying he wanted
to go out to look after some wire
fences. AT dark tonight he had not
returned. The case has been turned
over to the police
The Maryland Hotel syndicate,
through d. M. Linnard, has purchased
the two corners of Colorado street On
Moline and Madison, the prices being
$4,000 and sS7,5OO. The properties were
bought for speculation.
The mandamus proceedings which
have been threatened against the city
by George f. Kernaghan to compel the
present administration to restore $37,-
900 to special bond fund, which the
plaintiff alleges was improperly trans
ferred to the general city fund. will
be brought at once. Just what political
bearing this action may have remains
to be seen.
II Coronado once, then Coronado always.
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