Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-28
AAS0NS WANT HIM AT THEIR
NEW TEMPLE
GOVERNOR WILL TRY TO COME
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
and Rebekshs Celebrate Eighty
Sixth Anniversary With
Social Gathering
Pasadena Agency,
i14 East Colorado street.

PASADENA, April 27.-Local Masons
are planning to entertain Governor
George G. Pardee at the dedicatory
exercises of the new Masonic temple
which Will be set for some time between
the 18th and goth of May. Mayor We'd
der has received assurances from the
governor that he will endeavor to ar
range affairs so that he can participate
in the exercises. Work on the new
temple is about all finished and it will
soon be ready to turn over to the lodge.
At the hall of Pasadena lodge, I. o..
o. F., tonight the eighty-sixth anniver-
sary of the bunding of the order was
observed by the odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs with a social gathering. Noble
Grand C. !. Menning delivered the
opening remarks, which were followed
by Messrs. Corday, Cronier and others.
The program closed with dancing.
. Hon. Carer Harrison, formerly mayor
of Chicago was waited upon this after
noon by 1ayor w. H. Vedder, D. M.
Linnard and Harry Gohegan at the
home of D. r. Cameron in Altadena
with a prssing invitation for Mr.. Har-
rison to be the guest of the board of
trade at is annual banquet. Mr.. Har-
rison begged to be excused as 1T would
break IMP his plans for privacy during
his stayin Southern California.
Todayat high noon the home of Mr..
and Mn. Henry Holbrook, on South
Euclid avenue, was the scene of a
pretty Wedding in which Miss Edna
Lucille Iolbrook and Guy Stanley Bliss
were he principals. The Holbrook
home hd been prepared for the happy
event With decorations of choice variety
from pception hall to dining room.
The ctemony was performed in the
drawing room, which was a splendor
of white and green, the white being
promient in carnations and bride
roses, while smilaX represented the
greer About thirty relatives and
frieps of the contracting couple were
presnt. The bride is prominent
in Eusical circles, being a violinist of
not and leader of the M. e. Church
ordestra.
Local Brevities
fhe city attorney finds that total of
13 property owners have failed to
make sewer connections and he gives
n,tice that arrests will be made if the
odinances are not complied with.
Miss Anna McGrew has been reap
mayor by Mr.. Waterhouse, who goes
hto that Office next week. Miss Nc
Grew has held the position the past
!wo years.
Leading teachers of this city are
planning a trip to Playa del Rey next
Saturday evening, to attend the BAN
quet and the business session of the
Southern California Schoolmasters
club. In the party will be President
Walter A. Edwards of Throop Poly
technc institute, Prof w. X. Gaylord
and Prof. Lucien H. Gilmore of Throop,
ent of schools; Prof. Leroy D. Ely,
principal of the high school; Prof. Hol-
land, principal of the Garfield school,
and Prof. Stewart of the Lincoln
school.
]. M. Pillsbury, for years identified
with the milling interests of Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, has purchased the L. P.
Hansen home at 1886 North Madison
avenue for consideration of $5000
The Throop girls basketball team will
meet the girls of the Sherman Indian
school on the Throop court next Satur-
day.
There was a brotherly gathering
around the banquet table of the First
Christian church tonight to commemor-
ate the annual meeting of the men of
the congregation. Besides the men of
the church the banquetters also in
cluded their brothers-in-law and other
friends.