Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-20
PASADENA.

committee OF thirteen on irrigation anC
President Masters met in the boarC
rooms Friday afternoon for the frs
conference on the subject committed tc
them. Those present besides Mr..
Masters were: A. G. Armstrong, P. M
Green, W. s. Wright, H. w. Magee, w
w. Webster, James Clarke, A. J.
Painter, B. S. Eaton, j. A. Buchanan.
Chairman Hugus and Messrs. Lukens,
Craig and Scoville were absent.
subcommittee were appointed as
follows;
On boundaries OF the proposed irriga-
tion district, area in acres and assessed
values-Messrs. Webster, Craig and
Eaton.
On reservoir sites, capacity, con-
struction and water supply-Messrs.
Buchanan, Painter, Scoville and Craig.
On relations of proposed irrigation
district to the existing water companies
and proper adjustment Of the same
Messrs. Green, .Magee, Armstrong,
Masters and Clark.
On legal aspects of the irrigation
question-Messrs. Wright, Painter and
Lukens.
THE PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL.
At the Presbyterian social on Friday
evening the following young women
waited upon the table: Miss Stimson,
Miss Elliot, Miss Katherine Corbin, Miss
Fife, Miss Coleman, Miss Mccoy, Miss
Bolt, Miss Visscher, Miss Lyde Visscher,
Miss Henrietta Visscher, Mrs. F. B.
Wetherby, Miss Garter, Miss Helen Car
ter, Miss Young, Miss Edith Gardner,
Miss Gardner.
The supper was the.result of the COM
bined efforts of the ladies of the aid So
ciety, notably Mrs. Rand, Mrs. Bandini,
Mrs. Merwin, Mrs. Cristy, Mrs. Bolt,
Mrs. Gardner, Miss Corbin and Mrs.
Coleman. Mrs. Bolt and Miss Visscher
presided at the tea urn, while Mrs.
Cristy, Mrs. Merwin and Miss Bertha
Stimson were made responsible for the
delicious salads served.
During the evening Miss Coleman
played Mendelssohn's Spinning Wheel
song on the piano; Miss Edith Gardner
Gang with taste and expression Expect
ancy; the dreamy Shadow Land was
delicately rendered by Mrs. Corbin, and
several selections from Mr.. Bremner's
extensive repertory were sang with that
gentlemau's accustomed skill and effect,
NOTES.
P. G. Wooster returned from Catalina
last night.
q Mayor Lukens is at Catalina, he will
be home this evening.
s. Garfield was in town yesterday,
and is making few days call on his
brother here.
: = Postmaster Kernaghan and his broth
er have returned from a trip to San
Diego county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Rhodes went
down to Redondo yesterday morning for
a short stay.
Raymond to Hurlbut street, in the
western part OF town.
Mr.. Suesserott has been out several
times of late, an indication of improved
health that his friends are glad to note.
DIR. Dalrymple was called to Long
Beach Yesterday to attend to Mr.. STAN
ley, Mrs. Geo. Senter's father, who is
seriously i'll. He left him somewhat i'm
proved.
A telegram received yesterday from
Mr.. Holmes, manager OF the Hotel
Green, by Chief Clerk Tubbs, announces
that he will start from Woodbury., N. j.,
for home this evening.
Rev. 7. d. GarIin has returned from
few days absence in the Cahuenga
pass, about seven miles from Los An
geles, where he has been holding a
series of religious meetings in conjunc-
ton with Mr.. B. F. Coulter, who has a
large tent there.
A special praise service will be held
this afternoon at the Young Mems
Christian Association, Strong's Hall, at
8 O'Clock, conducted by l. j. Reynolds