Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
POLICE MAKE A
CALL ON ARCADIA
RABBITS, DOGS AND BEER ARE
DISCOVERED
No Action Taken Yet Regarding These
Evidences of Coursing-Banquet
to Rev. =. 3. Meyer Of
London
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado street.


PASADENA, April 9.-For weeks
there have been suspicious that there
was to be established this spring at
Arcadia, Lucky" Baldwins town,
regular coursing. Accordingly, officer
thinner of the Los Angeles Humane
society, DR.. DeBiron and Constable
Wallis, with several deputies of the
local society, went over to investigate
matters. They found rabbits, dogs and
beer in plenty, especially the latter,
and there was some coursing Some
two dozen dogs were in leash ready
for the first days sport. The first
rabbit let loose was caught in sixteen
seconds and killed in six more, after
distressing squealing.
The officers made no arrests and are
non-committal as to whether they will
make a case of today's events or wait
for a better case, when further ar
rangements, already planned for the
coursing, are made.
Banquet to Minister
Last evening dozen of the Pasa-
dena ministers rendered a banquet, ut
the Hotel Guirnalda, to the Rev. f. b.
Meyer of London, prior to his address
at the First Methodist church. The
event also celebrated the fiifty-eighth
birthday of the visitor. There was no
formal speaking, but Mr. Meyer talked
in an interesting way of the leading
ministers of England, and of the re-
ligious work in London, with its East
end institutional churches. Those pres
ent at the banquet were Rev. Harry
r. Keates, president of the Ministerial
union; Rev. Hunter Brink, secretary;
Rev. Mr.. Beattie of the First Presby-
terian church, Rev. William MacCor-
mack of All Saints Episcopal church,
Rev. DIR. Maxwell of the First Meth
odist, Rev. Mr.. Wishart of the United
Presbyterian, John A. Holmes of the
West Side Congregational, Rev. Henry
T. Stats of the North Congregational,
Stephen G. Emerson of the East Side
Congregational and Rev. w. w. Cook
man of the Lincoln Avenue Methodist
church.
From the hotel the gentlemen went
to the church, where Rev. Mr.. Meyer
addressed a large audience.
e.. Approaching Wedding
One of the prettiest weddings of the
present month is to be that of Miss
Mabel Doolittle to Mr.. Neil Traylor on
the 25th. Both the young people are
we'll known and have host of friends,
so there is a general interest in the
wedding. The bridal party is to be
composed of Miss Florence Doolittle,
the brides sister, as maid of honor;
Miss Witherll, Miss Early, Miss Craw-
ford and Miss Lowry as maids Ben
jamin Page Is the grooms best man.
and the ushers are to be John Traylor,
Mr.. Hastings, Mr.. Hadley, Mr.. Eng
lish of Pasadena and Mr.. Fusselle Of
Los Angeles.
The wedding is to be large church
one with elaborate appointments and
decoration. Already several large af =.
fairs have been given in honor of the
popular bride-elect, and the coming
two weeks will be filled with other
pre-nuptial festivities. On the 14th Mrs.
Fred Nash is to give pretty luncheon;
on the 18th Miss Lowry will have a
large afternoon card party; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Traylor are to give a card
party at their Elevado Drive home the
evening of the 18th, and Mrs. Helen
Lukins Jones is to entertain with an
afternoon party on the 18th.
Large Masonic Funeral
AT the funeral of the late Thomas
Is. Glover held this afternoon, there
was a large attendance of local
Masons, who had a service at Masonic
temple before the regular service at
Reynolds & Van Nuys' undertaking
rooms. Rev. S. G.. Emerson had charge
of the funeral. Mr.. Glover was form
erly in charge of the Stanford place
at Palo Alto and was a man of un-
usual ability. His widow and three
little children will remain here at
their home on North Lake avenue.
Pasadena BreVities
April % will be a notable day in local
Masonic circles, for the grand master
of the state of California is to be here.
A reception and banquet will be ten
dered him.
The Woodmen of the World are to
give large banquet April 25 to visit
ing Woodmen i'm this city. Handsome
souvenirs have been prepared for the
visitors and the Merchants associa-
tion will tender them a banquet at
Hotel Maryland.
j. Herbert Hall is to build a 100000
apartment house in the Ford place
tract. 1t is to have twenty-seven rooms
and be an up-to-date building in every