Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-08
An Important Meeting at the
Chamber of Commerce.
Bylaws Adopted and Perma-
nent Officers Elected.
A Large Addition to the. List of
Members.
Contributions to the Permanent Exhibit
Yesterday-A Sample of the Good
Work Already Accomplished.

A meeting of the Ladies' Annex OF the
Chamber of Commerce took place yester-
day afternoon. There were about seventy
five ladies present. After the reading of
the minutes the committee ON member
ship made its report and the following
were elected members of the annex
Mrs. p Mes, Miss Mollie Goodhue, Miss
Sarah Ward, Mrs. M. Summerfield, Mrs.
A. Price, Mrs. A. Gowen, Miss c. Katz,
Mrs. E. Fisher, Miss Theresa Ernst,
Miss E. jackson, Mrs. w. Curl, Mrs. c..
A. Holden, Miss f. G. Sawtelle, Mrs.
Sawtelle, Mrs. X. P. Bradford, Mrs. G..
w. Burdick, Mrs. M. E. Mcclellan, Mrs.
w. E. Reed, Miss Minnie Peltier, Miss
Helen Mar Bennett, Mrs. Anna S. Av-
erill, May Emerson, Mrs. O. A. Camp
bell, Mrs. John Horner, Mrs. J. II.
Miller, Mrs. M. Haynes, Mrs. M. G..
Wright, Mrs. A. c. Oliver,
Mrs. S. H. Adams, Mrs. M. s.
Dimmock, Mrs. C. A. Holden,
Mrs. j. Bryson, Sr., Mrs. w. S. Bryson,
Mrs. DIR. f. Brunson, Mrs. w. A. Hart
well, Mrs. l.. H. Whitson, Mrs. C. B.
Wise, Mrs. S. H. Marlette, Mrs. f. D.
Hellman, Miss Nettie Palmer, Mrs.
Jeanie S. Peet, Mrs. Louisa Platt, Mrs.
M. NJ Baker, Miss Edna Davis, Mrs. A.
L. Grosvenor, Mrs. NJ. f. Threlkeld, Mrs.
B. Clark, Mrs. S. Rees, Miss Lizzie Rees,
Miss Lille Rees, Miss Rosa Rees, Mrs
Elizabeth Korbel, Mrs. c. f. Stevens,
Mrs. A. M. Herbert, Mrs. G. E. Clacius,
Mrs. B. Stern, Mrs. Herman Silver, Miss
Cora f. Silver, Mrs. r. d. Widner,
Mrs. o. H. Churchill, Miss j. E. lowell,
Mrs. Geo. w. King, Mrs. j. NJ. G. Mar
BILE, Mrs. l. r. Dunkelberger, Miss B.
Dunkelberger, Mrs. d. &. Stevens, Mrs.
C. Ducommon, Mrs. John A. Wills, Mrs.
T. f. Kimball, Miss Lizzie H. Kimball,
Mrs. Mary Gilchrist, Mrs. Ellen F.
Modisett, Mrs. Cornelia Harper, Mrs.
r. X. McCreary, Miss Frank McCreary,
Mrs. B. G. Weir, Mrs. G. A. Cary.
There was some discussion on the mat
ter of an entertainment to be given by
the annex on some date early in May
1t was suggested that Rose Hartwick
Thorpe be asked to assist in the enter
tainment. The following committee was
appointed to take charge of the affair
Mrs. G. d. Mcdonnell, Mrs. D. Gridley,
Mrs. G. F. A. Last, Mrs. F. F. Ward,
Mrs. Kendall, Miss Winnie Conner,
Miss Mary Crawford, Mrs. B. Clarke.
The committee on constitution and by
laws made its report, and it was adopted
after much discussion.
The annex then proceeded to the cleo
ton Of permanent officers. Mrs. DIR.
Wilder was elected president; Mrs.
Sterling, first vice-president; Mrs. Anna
Hobbs, second vice-president; Mrs. G.
A. Mcdonnell, secretary; Miss Carrie
Longstreet, assistant secretary; Miss
McComas, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Russell, treasurer.
The committee appointed on the mat
ter of contributions of flowers from
school children reported that the plan
with certain rule schools. After
some discussin as and certain
other matte .ut te. .ion of any
kind, the iu ADORNED
Contri' snE were no to the per-
maner c1io Yesterday as follows
Chr Ts0n y en-, Mediterranean
sw eets ply tree, navels and
corn a- hus ranch, Whittier,
lemons cole, Whittier, corn
an3 asans a Bell, Whittier, peas,
oaa@ac t turnips; Charles Epps,
htler umpkins; Hewitt q Woola-
cott tr .,ndale mine, sample of coal (;
1Ir Booinson, Los Angeles, bunch OF
baa as.
q. the display made by George Cole,
ot Whittier, is a jar Of walnuts. He re-
ported yesterday that since he placed
them in the exhibit he had heard from
two parties who had seen them, asking
about his next years crop with a view
to its purchase. This is an example OF
the advantage which may accrue to ex-
hibitors by the display of their produce.
The managers of the exhibit are
anxious to secure a better display OF
fresh vegetables. Very few localities
have contributed to this part of the ex-
hibit.
The regular monthly meeting of the
chamber will take place next Wednes-
day afternoon.