Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-10
THE PENCIL PUsHERs.
The Itinerary Of the National Editorial
Association.

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The executive committee of the South
ern California Editorial association met
yesterday, and devoted it's time princi-
pally to the consideration of matters
relating to the visit here of the national
organization and the preparations that
ought to be made for its reception and
entertainment.
1t was decided that the merits anG
attractions of the five southern counties
should be written up and printed in
compact form for the use OF the visiting
newspaper men in making up their cor.
respondence from this sectien of the
state. Mr.. III. w. Patton, of the Ban
ming Herald, was appointed to take
charge of this important work, and
President Scipio Craig volunteered to
do the printing. Mr.. Charles A. Bell,
secretary of the association, sends in
the following:
The itinerary and programme for the
National Editorial association meeting
in California is rapidly being arranged.
That portion relating to Los Angeles
county has been arranged as follows,
subject, however, to possible change at
joint meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the California associations to
be held in San Francisco next week:
The editorial party, numbering not
less than 800 and possibly 1000 or more,
will arrive in Los Angeles at 8 a. m. on
Wednesday, May 18th. That day will
be given up to carriage drives and sight
seeing in Los Angeles. 1t is expected
that the annual flower festival will be
held during the week May 1921 at
Hazards pavilion, and the evening of
May 18th the flower festival will be Wis
tied and the editorial party rendered a
reception at the pavilion.
At 10 a. N. on May 10Th the trains
will be waiting for the editorial party,
one train to carry half the party to San
Gabriel, tie other half of the party to
Pasadena. At Pasadena and San Gabriel
carriages will be in waiting, and the vis-
itors will be driven, those stopping at
Pasadena through Pasadena to San Ga
briel, where they will take the train
and return, and the San Gabriel party
will take carriages there and drive
through the orchards and gardens and
board the train at Pasadena. This ar
rangement will enable the entire party
to make the entire circuit of the San
Gabriel valley in a very brief space OF
time. At some place visited it is ex-
pected that thevisitors will be furnished
with lunch.
May 10th is the only date as to which
we are in doubt, not knowing whether
we can succeed in getting 80 long stay
as three days in Los Angeles. The pro-
gramme for that day embrace visits to
San Pedro, Redondo and Santa Monica.
It is desired to include in these three
trips sea trip from San Pedro to Re-
dondo or Redondo to San Pedro. On
the night of May Goth the party will
leave for the north.
1t is expressly desired that no costly
baDquets or full-dress receptions will be
given. The National Editorial associa-
ton will want information, and this we
must furnish them by showing our sec
TONS resources and attractions, by
showing the members personally, and
also by furnishing them with reliable
printed matter.
l will take pleasure in furnishing
you, as it may come to me, further in.
formation in regard to this meeting ol
the National Editorial association.