Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-19
MAYOR TO APPOINT SANITARY
COMMISSIONER
BUSINESS MEN WILL PICNIC
Members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Assemble In Force In
Honor Of Eight Recently
Married Couples
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.

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PASADENA, July 1s-With a view
Of bettering food conditions in this
city the council has provided for the
office of milk, food and sanitary COM
missioner. The ordinance was drawn
by City Attorney Fitzgerald at the re-
quest Of the mayor and provides for
salaried official who is to be ap-
pointed by the mayor and confirmed by
the council. The salary is to be fixed
later.
Miss Jodie Rae Adair was married to
Walter Glenn Hawkins at o'clock
this evening at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Adair,
7s5 Manzanita street, Rev. w. w.
Goodman officiating, in the presence
of twenty-five guests. The bride was
gowned in white organdie. She is a
graduate of the Pasadena high school
and is popular in society circles.
The business men of Pasadena are
preparing for their annual picnic, which
will be held between August Is and
August 20, the selection of a place be-
ing in the hands Of a committee which
will first make tour of the beach and
mountain resorts and report. Follow
ing are the committees in charge Of the
big event: Mayor Waterhouse, honor
ary chairman; D. M. Linnard, A. j.
Bertonneau, ]. Herbert Hall and d.
w. Coolidge, executive committee.
Sunland villa, home of the Misses
Bannister, was the scene of an extra
ordinary reception last evening, when
lis guests assembled to do honor TO
eight young couples recently married
from the ranks of the ]. o. C.. and the
Minute Mems classes of the M. e.
church. The rooms were decorated in
pink roses and Shasta daisies. At the
appointed time the orchestra rendered
a wedding march and eight couples
descended the stairs, preceded by Rev.
A. w. Lamport and Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds. They were then stationed
in line and received the congratulations
Of their friends. The guests of honor
were the following newly married cou-
pies: Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson, Mr.. and
Mrs Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs Patterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowser, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruttan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hotaling, Mr.. and Mrs. Stalter.
Pasadena Brevities
William C. Crowell, a contractor and
builder, was appointed by the council
to succeed r. L. Metcalf as a men,
Der of the board Of city commissioners.
The selection of Mr. Crowell was made
by Mayor Waterhouse
The funeral of Countess Pourtales
who died at the Pasadena hospital
Sunday, was held today with brief SER
vices at Reynolds & Van Nuys par
lors. The Episcopal service was spoken,
after which Count James Pourtales,
the bereaved husband, accompanied the
remains to Rosedale cemetery, where
they will remain until the count is
ready to go with them to Prussia.
Henry Churchill King, president of
Oberlin college, is in the city to spend
a few days with his brother DIR.
Charles Lee King. President King is
on his way to Berkeley, where he is
booked for a number of lectures before
the summer school of the Pacific The
illogical seminary.
Andrew Mcclellan of Pueblo, Colo,
is spending a few days with the family
OF G. c. Dorr of 161 Burton court Mr..
Mcclellan is en- route to his home from
a tour around the world, during which
he has collected large number of fine
curios and works of art. Mr. Nc
Clellan is well known philanthropist,
and the fine public library in the city
OF Pueblo is one of his gifts.
Mrs. L. #. Hervey. half demented
woman who claims to be healer was
taken to the county hospital today.
w. L. Green, who has been seriously
i'll for several weeks, has almost en-
tirely recovered and is now able to be
out.
The First National bank has granted
an extension on the note for $4,000
given by the city, which is due August
"a. The money was borrowed to pay
for the addition to the sewer farm.
The extension was asked by Chairman
4-O0Bhciy VI the
Property owners have petitioned for
q sewer on Summit avenue between
Painter and Washington streets.
On account Of a strong protest
against the paving of Green street, the
council win probably abandon the pro-
ject. One of the protesters is Col.
@. @. Green. the hotel owner.
4 a.
In behalf Of Simpson Haws, the coll
ored man who lost all his effects in
the Holly street fire last week. Haws
is in need OF financial assistance, as
he is quite an aged man.
Mrs. A. Hoffman. who perished in
the Wabasha (Minn.) hotel fire. was a
daughter OF Mrs. M. McIlwain OF Alta
dena. A sister OF the deceased is an
operator In the Sunset Telephone ex-
change.
Miss sutton and sister play tennis at
Coronado tournament next week.