Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-01
SOCIETY GREETS
EASTER BRIDE
PASADENANS ATTEND PRETTY
RECEPTION
Auction sale of Horse Show Seats
Assures Success Of the Venture.
Plans Complete for the
Track Meet
Pasadena Agency.
ia East Colorado Street.

PASADENA, March 3t.--One of the
most delightful receptions given dur
ing the season was that of this after
noon given by Mrs. A. ID. S. Mccoy and
her sister in honor Of one of the Easter
brides, Miss Mabelle Doolttle, who is
soon to wed Neal Traylor Of the
Herald staff. The Mccoy home was
beautiful with masses of fragrant
bloom, green and white being used in
the front drawing room, red poinset-
tas in the den, while in the dining
room ragged robin roses were grouped
in artistic profusion. Daylight was eX-
cluded and tall candles with red
shades were used. Mrs. Mccoy, Miss
Crawford and the guest of honor re-
ceived. Mrs. Mccoy wore a handsome
gown of blue crepon trimmed with
Maltese lace, Miss Doolittle was
charming in gray crepe de chine over
lavender, and Miss Crawford wore
black silk net.
Auction Sale a Success
The auction of boxes for the horse
show next week opened tonight at
f. 4. Kuranaga's store. Twenty-four
boxes were sold at a total of 1852. Col
w. J. Hogan of Louisville, KY, was
the auctioneer. Other auctions will be
held, as there are siXty-four boxes to
dispose of. The advance sale of tick
cts will begin tomorrow at Jarvis &
Prinz'.
Ready for Track Meet
The grammar schools of Pasadena
will hold one of the biggest field and
track meets ever held in this part of
the state tomorrow afternoon at Tour
nament park Nine schools will be
represented and over 290 entries have
been made. The most interesting
features of the afternoon promise to
be the relay races for the champion
ship of each grade. All schools have
entered teams to contest in the relay
for the championship of the schools.
The track has been put in the best of
handsome silver loving cups. Each
boy entering for any event must be
uI, to a high standard in his regular
school work
Goes After Prisoner
Constable Samuel f. Wallis left on
last nights Owl for Fresno to bring
back Edward Mckim, the young man
who is charged with taking a horse
and buggy from a local stable March
II and selling it in Bakersfield. Here
it is expected that the man who went
under the name of Kennedy will be
brought directly here for preliminary
examination on the Boyd complaint.
Makes Big Building Record
Building permits issued during the
month Of March aggregate $14S,775.
This runs the March record way ahead
of any previous March aggregate. Last
month the building permits called for
structures to cost $116,5S9. The largest
single permit was FOR the house to be
erected by Mrs. Ada Webb at Al South
Madison avenue. The next is that by
Mrs Luella r. Garvey of South Pasa-
dena avenue. The Throop Institute
permit for the construction of a gym
nasium on the corner of Fair Oaks and
Chestnut street. Many of the permits
were for medium sized houses and five
and siX-room cottages in the edges of
the city, where the rapid growth of the
city is most noticeable now
Entertain a Box Party
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Burns enter
tanned a party of their friends this
evening with a box party at the Mason
opera house, Los Angeles. The trip
was made on the Poppy. The party
included number of Pasadena's lead
ing society people.
Hotel del Coronado is the society resort,