Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-11
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NG CITIES.
An Interesting Game Of Pasa-
dena Baseball.
Norris, the Santa Ana Sprinter, De-
feats Quirk.
Church Bazars and Baseball at Re-
dondo-Redlands' Council Meet
ing Anaheim's Proposed
Feet Sugar Factory.

PASADENA, Dec. 10. - The national
game was the attraction at the Athletic
club grounds this afternoon. The con-
testants were the University club of
Los Angeles and the A. @. Fort team OF
this place. The latter won by score of
10 to 6.
An interesting game was put up,
although errors were plenty, and on
both sides.
The personnel of the mines is as fol-
lows:
University: Langheed, Sd b.; Cleve-
land, 1st b.; Martin, c.; Smith, 8. e.;
Wilson, I'd b.. Garrett, r. f.; Carton,
f.; Tucker, c. f.; Bentley, p.
A. G. Fort: Boynton, Sd b.; Spencer,
1st b.; Leland, c. Newby, 8. g.; Chap
man Sd b.; Blatenburg, +. f.; Palma
teer, |. f.. johnson, C. f.; Thurber. p.
JOHN BROWNS DAUGHTER SPEAKS.
The A. M. E. church gave a supper
and entertainment in the Armory hall
last evening. A large crowd was in at
tendance and the programme thoroughly
enjoyed. Music was furnished by the
Caliiope quartette. A recitation by
Laura and Oscar Coleman; duet by
Miss Hall and Mr.. Caruthers followed.
Mr.. Painter of Los Angeles gave reci-
tation and a talk by Mrs. Ruth Brown
Thompson closed the entertainment
Mrs. Thompson is the daughter OF the
famous John Brown of Harper's Ferry
fame, and her remarks last evening were
confined to remembrances of her father.
She spoke of his devotion to the cause
of the negro and referred feelingly to
the brave manner in which he met his
death. Mrs. Thompson is a lady well
advanced in years and nearly the last of
this illustrious family still alive.
PHILoMATHEAN MEETING.
The Philomathean society of Throop
university held very interesting meet
ing in the college parlors last evening.
The programme, which was rendered
in an excellent manner, consisted of a
guitar solo by Mr.. George Thompson,
followed by a general extemporaneous
debate upon the following, Resolved,
That 1t Is Not Always Best to Tell the
Truth Under All Circumstances.
The affirmative side was under the
leadership of Mr.. Thompson, while Miss
Ida Mellish headed the negatives.
Both sides did some good talking.
The decision of the judges gave the
victory to the alternatives.
Later in the evening the election of
officers took place. Mr.. ] Mcclure was
chosen president, Mr.. Guy Hardison
vice president, Miss Ida Mellish secre-
tary and treasurer, Messrs. Seth Hsrdi-
son and V. P. Lewis members of the
executive committee.
NOTES.
The arrival of con is announced at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Farr.
A man answering to the name of
Antoine Cerro was before Justice Gard
ner this morning for peddling without
lirense. He was fined $40.
Mr.. Arthur Clarke, publisher of the
Ontario Record, accompanied by Mrs.
Clarke, is in town, the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. E. Clarke.
The Chimes of Normandy will be
given with a strong cast at the opera
house next Monday evening. A large
advance sale is reported.
The proposition to hold the state cit
rus fair at Cotton meets with the de-
cided disapproval of the citizens of this
section. Los Angeles is by far the best
place for holding this carnival, and
should be awarded the prize.
Mrs. Virginia G. Wilson, wife OF Mr..
J. W. Wilson of this city, died yester-
day afternoon at her home in Los An
geles. The funeral will take place in
that city tomorrow morning.
The funeral of Mrs. F. G. Monroe will
take place tomorrow at 2 o'clock p. m.
from Mr.. Barker's residence, 489 North
Los Robles avenue, Rev. Congei Off
ciating. The remains will be sent east
for burial.
Rev. DR.. Matthews will occupy the
pulpit at the M. E. church tomorrow
morning and Miss Hanna Pratt will be
heard at the same place in the evening.
At the Universalist church Rev. r. M.
Webster OF Long Beach will officiate.
At a meeting of the Godfrey post, G..
A. R., last evening the following officers
were elected for the coming year: ].
w. Barcus, commander; R. II. Williams,
s. V. G.. A. L. Petrie, j. V. O.. ; DR.. H.
A. Reid, Ch.; Frank Stevens. @. NJ;
DR.. S. Rosenberger, surgeon; A. M. Ell
son, o. D.; Geo. Darlington, o. g.. (;
Capt. Q. M. Stimson. R. ID. Williams,
F. J. Woodbury., Benz. Jarvis, delegates
to department encampment.
The next meeting of the Delphia G.
L. s. G. will be held Monday evening,
at the home of Mrs. Henry Hollings-
worth, South Fair Oaks avenue. The
programme as arranged is as follows:
Music, Mics Peck; lesson, Greek history,
Mrs. Jordon; lesson, United States and
foreign powers, W. A. Beushoff; read
ing, Mary Mosher; lesson, Calais, Miss
Lillus Peck; paper, Mrs Mathiason; /;
music. Mrs. Holbrook; roll call, items
from worlds fair.