Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-17
ODD FELLOWS TAKE A TRIP
Guests Of star Encampment Of River
slde-PIumbers Accused Of Whole
sale Theft Still In
jail
Pasadena Agency.
114 East Colorado street.


register broken open. The booty
amounted to less than 81. that amount
having been left in small change In the
drawer. Several jars of jam. few
cans of sardnes and salmon were alao
stolen, apparently for the robbers
breakfast
The robbery occurred about o'clock,
at which time no one was about the
place. although Mr.. Linck, one Of the
proprietors, had left the place only n
few moments before. The thief had
evidently timed his visit perfectly, as
the robbery was committed between
the time of Mr.. Linck's going home
from work and Mr.. Fox's coming on
for the morning shift.
Odd Fellows Visit Riverside
Sixty members of Pasadena encamp-
ment No. S4, I. o. o. F., were guests
of Star encampment of Riverside Sat-
urday night and today. They went in a
special car on the Santa Fe. The visi-
tors were met with a band and the
Riverside lodge members, who escort
ed the pilgrims to the lodge room,
where degree work was put on by both
lodges. This was followed with a ban
quet, at which covers were laid for
200. This morning the visitors were
given a tallyho ride to the Sherman
Indian school and also a drive to-
other points of interest.
The Pasadena crowd came home at
8 o'clock this evening and all speak
words of praise for the excellent en-
tertainment provided by their River
side brethren.
Plumbers Still in Jail
Charles Matchow and John Hend
ricks, the two plumbers who were run
to earth by Chief Austin and Captain
Mcintyre charged with the wholesale
burglary of plumbers tools, are still
in the city Jail, neither being able to
furnish the $500 bond required by
Judge Congden. Hendricks, accused
of being the leader of the firm, has a
bride of only few months. Through
all her husbands troubles her devotion
is unf1agging, however, and she made
several calls at the police station 70
see him today.
Matchow, formerly the obdurate, has
made a complete confession to the Of
ficers and signifed his desire to plead
guilty and beg for a light sentence
The men will be brought before Judge
Congden at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing to undergo preliminary examina-
ton for burglary in the first degree
The minimum penalty for such an Of
fense is one year in prison.
Events in Society
In honor of Miss Mabelle Doolittle
whose marriage to Neal Traylor will
be one of the notable functions Of
Easter tide Miss Ellen Lowry enter
tained at a hearts party yesterday
afternoon. The prizes We're won BY
Mrs. Earl West and Miss Blanche
Witherell; the consolation by Mrs
Isabel Bates Winslow.
Stewart Edward White, the novelist
who with his wife is making a tour Of
Southern California. We're the guests
yesterday al a large reception tend
cred in their honor by Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Mckay of South Orange Grove
boulevard.
An elaborate banquet was given Sat
urday evening in the flemish room of
the Hotel Green in honor of the Rev.
DR.. F. b. Meyer, the noted sLondon
divine. who is lecturing on the coast
Rev. Robert j. Burdette was the toast
master and brief but telling addresses
on the subject of religious advance
ment were delivered by DIR. Meyer.
Bishop Johnson and others from
among the distinguished guests pres
ent.
Confirmation Services
Bishop Johnson of the Episcopal
church visited st, Andrews parish
Sunday and conducted confirmation at
the evening service. The occasion was
one of more than ordinary interest in
South Pasadena and the church was
filled to overfowing. The class was
large one and the words Of the bishop
were given marked attention by each
member A feature of the services was
the special music under the direction
of d. u. Gardner. Master Julian Flem-
ing, the boy soprano, and Edward
Shank. each contributed a solo. Julian
Fleming is the only son Of w. b. Flem-
ing, well known organ builder of Los
Angeles.
Miss Sanborn. deaconess addressed
the congregation at the First NJ. r.
church this evening.
Building Activity
Pasadena's building boom is fast
reaching out, While the greater activ-
ity is just now confined to the resi-
dence districts, several business blocks
are in contemplation. Thum Bros.
viii erect one at the northeast corner
Of Colorado and Worcester, and It is
also said they will build on Green ave-
nue. between Fair Oaks and Raymond.
ExcaVatlng Is about completed on
North Fair oaks for the Louis Meyer
building, which is 10 be 64xSO feet and