Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-13
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF
THE LADIES' ANNEX.
A List of Those Elected to Membership.
Some Letters Received by Secretary
Patton-Donations to the Exhibit.


annex of the chamber of commerce took
place yesterday afternoon, Mrs. DIR.
Wilder presiding, and Mrs. DIR. McDon-
ell acting as secretary. A number Of
ladies were present, and the meeting
passed off very successfully.
The following ladies were elected to
membership in the annex: Mrs. +. L.
Winslow, Mrs. Lewis Hamlin, Mrs.
John Weber, Mrs. DR.. Tyler Wilcox,
Pasadena; Miss May A. Trey, Miss
Cora B. Trey, Miss Ollie F. Bauer, Miss
Clara T. Trey, Mrs. A, r.; Luther, Mrs.
J. Hommel, Mrs. Carrie Alexander, Mrs.
A. A. lansing, Mrs. Dwight Fargo, Mrs.
Walter James, Miss Dora James, Miss
Kate Frayer, Miss L. A. Peabody, Mrs.
L. A. Hutchinson, Mrs. X. A. Mcbride,
Miss Marguerite Knightly, Mrs. E. A.
Clark, Mrs. A. H. Denker, Mrs. H.
Hammel, Miss Rose Elizabeth Ash
meade, Mrs. H. X. Hibbetts, Mrs. John
f. Burns, Mrs. E. Wineburgh, Miss
Gertrude Williamson, Miss Olive Pol
lard, Mrs. S. R. Foote, Mrs G. d. An
coma, Mrs. w. P. Martin, Mrs. Henry
Giese, Mrs. w. H. Hewes, Mrs. d.
Cuck, Mrs. Judge M. G. Hester, Pasa-
dena.
The permanent committees appointed
a couple of weeks ago have already be-
gun to accomplish good work. Mrs. G.
M. Wells, the chairman OF the commit
tee on immigration, reported that she
had sent number of letters and guam
tity of literature east.
A resolution was passed giving the
thanks of the annex to the daily papers
and to various firms and individuals for
services rendered in the matter of the
Thorpe entertainment. The meeting
then adjourned.
The secretary of the chamber yester-
day received the two following commun-
ications, which are of interest as show
ing the attitude toward the chamber
of two large corporations:
Mr. FL. W. Patton, Secretary Chamber Of
Commerce, City:
DEAR SIR-I am this morning in re-
ceipt of your favor, May 10th, relative to
transportation of supplies for the main
tenance of your permanent exhibit IN
this city, and your statement that the
several railway companies in this dis
trict are agreed to handle such supplies
In the baggage cars free OF charge. l
will take the matter up at once and in
struct our agents not to bill them by eX-
press until such time as an understand
ing of the proposition may be had. In
the meantime, if you are called upon to
pay express charges in future, and will
advise me of the fact, will cause such
charges to be refunded. Very respect
fully, WIN. PRIDHAM,
Assistant Superintendent.
IT, W. Patton, Esq, Secretary Chamber
Of Commerce.
DEAR SIR-I am directed to tenderyou
pass, for the business of the chamber
Of commerce, over the Pacific branches
of the Pacific Postal Telegraph Com
pany's lines. Respectfully and truly
yours, r. B. HAINEs, Manager.
The following donations were made to
the permanent exhibit yesterday:
+. o. Cass, wild plums and cherries;
Mai. Notion, Vernon, gourd vases |.
r. Dunkelberger, Cahuenga, lemons and
apricots; Sanford Johnson, corn; Mrs.
H. w. Patton, pin cushion, cactus in
bloom, teredo shells Ed. and Geo. Dun
ham, strawberries.
The flower donations came from the
following: Mrs. F. o. Cass, Major
Notion, Miss Frank McCreery, Mrs.
John Horner, Mrs. S. Spears, Mrs. Ran
dali, Miss Carrie Kahn, Mrs. A. F. Cor
onel, Mrs. H. w. Patton, Mrs. NJ. B.
Smith, Mrs. Bledsoe, Mrs. Bundy, of
Tustin, Miss S. Jirjalva, Miss D. Jir-
jalva, Mrs. Barnett, of Whittier, Mrs.
DIR. Dickson, of Whittier, Mrs. DIR.
Mitchell, Miss Fargo, Mrs. Hubbs, Mrs.
M. G. McKoon, Mrs. Chubb, Mrs. R. G.
Martin, Mrs. Ida Labonte.
The regular monthly meeting of the
chamber will take place tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock.