Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-13
THE PEDAGOGUES.
A Contingent of 122 to Ar.
rive To-day.
A STOP OVER AT PASADENA.

STOP OVER AT PASADENA.
for Their Entertain
ment while in this City-Re-
ception this Evening.
The first train load of delegates. to the
National Educational Convention at San
Francisco, will arrive in the city at noon
,-day. According to the arrangements
made when they decided to divert their
Journey so as to visit San Diego, they
were due here at 10 A. M, but as it was
urged that they would like to take a
good look round about Pasadena, a stop
over of about two hours will be made at
that place. The party consists of 122
persons, and is in charge of Major Pond,
Special Travelling Agent Of the Santa Fe
and Mai. ]. M. Oates, General Passenger
Agent of the Chicago Northwest
ern. This contingent will re-
main here to-day and tomorrow,
leaving in the evening for San Francisco.
Notification has been received that an
other party of about the same dimen-
sions will arrive in the city on Saturday
evening in charge of Mr.. E. +. Burnett,
passenger agent of the Santa Fe, and
this party will depart for the north on
Sunday evening, The excursion which
arrives to-day consists of special train
of six tourist cars, one baggage car and
q new Pullman palace car, the "Ortega''
and is composed mainly of Illinois teach
ers. Their names are as follows:
A. F. Nightingale, President Illinois
State Teachers Association, Chairman
of Transportation Committee, Principal
of Lake View High School, Lake View,
Ill. Mr.. Homer Bebans, Railroad Secre.
tary State Teachers Association, Princi.
pal La Sale School, Chicago; Mr.
Charles J. Parker, member of Trans
portation Committee, Superintendent o.
Schools, South Chicago; John W. Cook
member of committee, Professor Mathe
matics Illinois State Normal Univer
sity, Normal, ILL.,; William Jenkins
member of committee, Superintendent
of Schools, Mendoza; DIR. A. H. Champ
lin, President Cook County Board o
Education, Englewood; DIR. H. H. Bel
field, Director OF Chicago Manual Train
ing School, Hyde Park; Louis ]. Block
Principal Douglas School, Chicago; Miss
Ann E. Winchell, North Division High
School, Chicago; Miss Harriet N. Win
chell, Principal Tilden School, Chicago
Miss Lydia A. Divron, North Division
High School, Chicago; Miss Helen Fair
Teacher of Art Lake View High School
Lake View; Mr.. and Mrs. Victor G.
Anderson, High School, Englewood ; Miss
Mary L. Pagan, South Chicago Schools
Miss Mary E. Fcrkin, South Chicago
Schools; Miss Jennie Logan, South Chi
cago Schools; Miss Helen A. Rice
Englewood, Julia H. O'Neal, Leaf River
Laura E. Clark, Rush Hill, Mo-; Mrs
J. H. Nutting, Wheaton, ILL.,; Grace 7
Smith, Chicago; Misses Elizabeth ant
Alice Waugh, st. Louis, Mo-; Libbie E
Fiske, Lake View, ILL.,; Mrs. Lucille
Henry, Chicago; Julia E. Baker, Chi
cago; Margaret E. Bloomer, Kewanee
Ill. I; Abbie A. Cannon, Chicago; Grace
L. Freeman, Chicago; Carrie ]. Adams
Chicago; Ella Crellan, Joliet, Ill. Rober
A. Haight, Alton; Ella Flynn, Alton
George F. Miner, Shelbyville, Ill.
Emma Parrett, Lyndon, Ohio; Mrs. Y
Il. Hawkins, Galesburg, ILL.,; Elvira F
Tubbs, Galesburg, I'LL. Julia J. Dexter
Chenoa, ILL.,; Maggie @. Anderson
Chenoa, Ill. Mary F. Adams, Wheaton
Ill.,; W. S. Smith, Chicago; A
Flanagan, publisher, Chicago; Hattie
Dinmond, Crawford, ILL.,; F. E
Dougherty, Chicago; Hattie S.. Dun
lap, Austin, ILL.,; Miss H. M. Knispel
Chicago; Mary Evans, East st. Louis
Issac Rice, Mount Morris, ILL.,. F. W
Schafer, Carrie B. Whitcomb, Chicago
E. F. Abernathy, Utica, Mich. Lydis
M. McDougal, Platteville. Wis. Mary
D. McVean, Bovine Center, Mich. Jen
ME and Paul Eckstram, Lake View, Ill.
Annie E. Cooper, Chicago, Elizabeth
-Livermore, Edwardsville, ILL.,; Miss
Alexander Gripenberg, Baroness, Hell
singfoss, Finland, Russia Sadie A. Mole
man, Centralia, ILL.,; Henry Sewall and
wife, University Of Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mr.. vickres. Ann Arbor, Mich; L. A.
Thomas. La Sale, Ill; ]. M. Caldwell,
Utica, Ill Miss M: NJ. Savage, Miss M
Savage, Chicago; Maud Crane, James
vile, Wis. Amelia A. Fields, Chicago,
Miss Lima E. Tronedle, Principal, Lake
View, Ills.; Mr.. Cescar Charles and
wife, Lake View, Ills. Mary E. Jones,
Chicago, lucia Rankin and sister Bloom
ington, Ills. Anna P. Best, Burlington,
Iowa; Della aud Kate Lynch, Chicago
Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Wells, Engle-
wood; Harry Nightingale and VIM. Nc
Laughlin, Lake View, ILL.,; Miss S G.
Hunter, Englewood, ILL.,. M. M. Miller,
Englewood; J. A. Johnson, Norwood
Park, ILL.,. Mrs. George B. Brown, Nor
wood, Ill. Miss Eliza Lungren, Chicago,
Ill. H. H. Barton, Muskegon, Mich. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Pike, Superintend-
ent of Schools, Jerseyville, ILL.,; Miss
Mary Houston, Mexico, Missouri; Miss
Clendenin, Mexico, Mo-; Miss Florence
West, Lyndon, Ohio; Mrs. Posten,
Springfield, ILL.,; Miss Sarah Mcfarland,
Bloomington, ILL.,; Mr.. Wilson, Normal,
ILL.,; Miss Mary G. Pearson, Monticello
Seminary, Godfrey, ILL.,; J. H. Phillips,
Superintendent of Public Schools, Mrs.
J. Fl. Phillips, Miss Jennie DeBardele-
bree, Miss Maud Miner, Miss, Alma
Burgamy, Prof. J. B. Cunningham, Mr..
Key Miner. Mr.. J.. K. Warren, Mr.. O..
N. Morris, Birmingham, Ala. /; General
H. D. Clayton, President University of
Alabama, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
It was decided by the committee to
entertain the visitors on Saturday by
driving them about the city; but as yet
there are only fifty-four seats in carriages
secured.
The following ladies and gentlemen
were then appointed as the committee to
go down to Pasadena to-day: Messrs.
s. B. Lewis, Dr. Sinsabaugh and A. w.
plunnuoar and the Misses Dunn opd