Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-23
They Arrive in the City Yesterday
Morning.

ney AlIlNe IN tue lily yesterday
Morning.
The American Librarians association
excursion, whose arrival was announced
in yesterday mornings HERALD, spent
the forenoon at Santa Monica. Their
train, which is Pennsylvania railroad
special of Pullman excursion cars, re-
turned to Los Angeles at IL :S0yesterday
morning, and was transferred to the
Santa Fe line, carrying the excursion
lists to Redondo for the afternoon.
The visiting excursionists were taken
over the Santa Fe line to Pasadena last
night, where they will spend the day,
being due to arrive in this city at 4
O'Clock this afternoon. Their headquar-
ters will be the Hotel Westminster.
The programme OF entertainment dur
ing their stay will be about as follows
Friday-Chamber of commerce ex-
hibit and agricultural fair, from to 6
pm. reception at the library rooms,
city hall, from Z 80 to 10 pm.
Saturday-From $3.50 to 11:30 am.
the excursionists will be shown points
of interest in and about the city, in car
riages, under the guidance of the local
committee. At 80 pm. they start for
San Diego.
The personnel of the party is as fol-
lows:
S. S. Green (president), librarian of
the public library, Worcester, Mass,
Frank p Hill (secretary), librarian pub
lie library, Newark, N. j.; F. H. Hid
assistant secretary, librarian public
library, Chicago; Miss M. E. Ahern, as
sistant librarian state library, Indianap-
oils, Ind. Miss Jessie Allen, librarian
public library, Omaha; Miss H. A.
Bean, Librarian public library, Brook
line, Mass; Daniel Beckwith, librarian
Providence Athen@um, Providence, r.
l.; P. R. Bowker, editor Library Jour
nal, Brooklyn, N. Y; Miss L. S. Cut
Ter, librarian, Hartford Conn. (; G. A.
Cutter, Librarian Boston Athen@um;
John G. Dana, librarian public library,
Denver, Col; Miss Lydia A. Dexter, as
sistant at Newberry library, Chicago;
brary, Denver; W. l. Fletcher, libra
L, D. Gilmore, assistant public library,
Harris institute, Woonsocket, r. l.;
Miss G. M. Hewins, librarian Hartford
Library association, Hartford, Conn.
Rev. H. F. jerks, trustee public library,
Canton, Mass. D. V. R. Johnson, ref
erence librarian state library, Albany,
N. Y; X. A. Linderfelt, librarian public
library, Milwaukee, Wis.,. Miss L. F.
Macy, librarian Reddick's library, OF
tawa, Ill. /; Miss Annie Metcalf, librarian
Harris institute, Woonsocket, r. l.; DR..
E. j. Nolan, Librarian Academy of
Natural Sciences, Philadelphia; Miss N.
w. Plummer, librarian Pratt Institute,
Brooklyn, N. Y; DIR. F. W. Poole,
librarian Newberry library, Chicago;
Miss H. B. Prescott, assistant librarian
Columbia college, New York city; S. II.
Scudder, editor and entomologist, Cam
bridge, Mass. Miss D. X. Sherman,
trustee Y. M. G. A., Yonkers, N. Y;
G. G. Soule, trustee Brookline library,
Brookline, Mass. FL. H. Utley, librarian
public library, Detroit, Mich; Miss
Margaret Van Zandt, assistant Colum
bian college library, New York; A. W.
Whelpley, librarian public library, Gin
cinnati, O.. DIR. George E. Wise, libra
rian medical department Newberry
library, Chicago, ILL.,. H. H. Whitney,
president West End Railroad company,
Boston; Miss E. A. Taft, Yonkers, N.
". G.. E. Stechert, publisher, New
York city Mrs. A. W. Whelpley, Gin
cinnati; Mrs. E. G. Marble, Florence,
Mass. w. II. Lodermilk, publisher,
Washington, d. c.; Miss Julia Lippett,
Brooklyn, Mass. Miss Belle Barr, New
York city John d. Bean, Brookline,
Mass. IL. H. Cooke, publisher, Chi
cago Miss Alice Crook, Yonkers, N. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Davis, Wor-
cester, Mass; William Goodwin, Phila-
delphia. and Mrs. Bunker, Philadelphia,
chaperone.