Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
circulated Monday morning and as long
thereafter as is necessary.
Unioue Social and Birthday


A novel entertainment was that of
the j. O. G.. club at the First M. E.
church last evening, the affair taking
the form of a Japanese tea. The rooms
used were decorated elaborately as a
japanese garden and the maidenS of
the committee in charge were attired
in Japanese costume and the guests
sat about the garden on cushions while
an unique program of perfect Japanese
flavor was presented. Miss Esther
Wright made a welcome address in
Japanese, a cunning little Jap girl
"spoke piece" in her native language
and many Japanese songs We're sung
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
and Mr.. and Miss Karl last night a
large number of friends from this city
and Los Angeles assisted in celebrating
the birthday anniversary of Tom Karl,
the noted operatic tenor who is spend
ing the winter here. A fine musical
program was given during the evening
by local musicians and Mr.. Karl was at
his best in several numbers. Mrs. Ell
len b. Farr read some original verse
which We're enthusiastically applauded.
Among the guests were Mrs. Romaldo
Pacheco, whose husband was at one
time governor of California Bishop and
Mrs. Johnson, Bishop Conaty, Rev.
Father Farrelly. Herr Leischner of
Munich, and many others.
Los Angeles Driver Fined
w. A. Forbes. driver for the Signal
Transfer company, 1913 Temple street,
Los Angeles, was brought before JUS
tice Klamroth this evening by HUI
name Officer Sherwin on the charge
of cruelty beating his horse. The an
imal was almost worn out and bleed
ing from the effects of the rough treat
ment when observed by member of
the local humane society and reported.
Forbes stated that he was intending
to get q fresh horse here before pro-
ceeding on his trip and that he had
been trying to make the animal hold
out until he could reach stable. He
was fined So, which he paid, the fine
being made so small because of the
drivers plea that he did not know that
he was treating the horse cruelty and
that he intended to give. the animal
chance to rest as soon as possible.
EIks to Entertain Warde
Frederick Warde, the distinguished
tragedian, will be the guest of Pasa-
dena Elks Monday afternoon and even
ing and gives two Shakespearean read
ings under their auspices. In the after
noon Mr.. Warde will lecture on Shak-
espeare, giving numerous readings il
Illustrative of his remarks. In the
evening Hamlet will be the subject,
with recital of the chief portions OF the
play. Both entertainments will be
given in the Lowe opera house, and the
occasion promises to bring out a large
and representative gathering. After
the evening entertainment Mr.. Warde
will be banqueted at the Hotel Green.
William Spaulding and four runaway
horses from La Pintoresca hotel sta
bles made a sensational dash this af-
ternoon the whole length of Raymond
avenue, over two and half miles
without an accident and more than
matched the spectacular chariot races
of New Years day. The horses be-
came frightened in some way at the
stables of the hotel, and though the
driver clung to his seat in the express
wagon behind them and stroVe to stop
them, he succeeded in doing little eX-
cept keep them in the center of the
street. At Colorado street the crossing
policeman saw them coming and
cleared the busy crossing for them to
pass. At the foot of the Raymond hill
the animals were too tired to keep up
the pace and We're easily stopped.
Pasadena 6revities
Miss Clarissa Gaylord was chosen to-
day to be the assistant secretary of
the Pasadena Associated Charities.
Rev. Stephen C. Emerson Will give
the Sunday afternoon address at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Subject: Sugar and
Vinegar"
Matthey Henry Dill, president of the
Hutton Coffin company of Richmond,
Ind, died here this morning. He came
to Pasadena for his health ten days
ago.
j. S. Smith, an upholster from Los
Angeles, was given ten-day sentence
on the county chain gang today. Thurs
day he was arrested for plain drunk
and forfeited n IS bail. Last nights
drunk proved more expensive.
Hotel del Coronado" is the best.
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