Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-13
NEWS FROM NHGHBOR|NG CITIES,
Pasadenans Take a Hand in
the WhOop Up.
Pomona Democrats Have Great
Ratification.
Redoudo Beach Shipping Notes-Pomona
News Notes-A Redlsnds Man
Elected Supervisor by Two
or Three Votes.

PASADENA, Nov. 12.-The $3.50 special
and 7 O'Clock Terminal trains took a
larger number of Pasadena people into
the Angel city than was ever handled
over that road from this place at one
time. The crowd was simply immense,
and from the noise that was made every
one seemed to be enjoying themselves
hugely. Through the efforts OF the ex-
ecutive committee of the Democratic
club special rate was obtained from the
railroad company which helped to swell
the crowd. The Santa Fe also ran a
special train.
On Monday evening it is expected
Pasadena will have her turn, and though
we be few in numbers, compared with
our Republican brethren, still look out
for some noise.
PHILoMATHAEN's MEETING.
The meeting of the Philomathean
Literary society of Throop university,
held in the university parlors, proved
the most interesting, as we'll as instruc-
tive, of any held by the society this
year The meeting was presided over
by Mr.. Doty, while Miss Ellis acted as
secretary, The programme consisted OF
An essay by Miss Ada Mellish, written
and delivered in an excellent manner (;
o guitar and harmonica duet by Miss
Cockrell and Mr.. Spear, which was
heartily encored characteristic recita-
tion by Mr.. Mcclure that created much
merriment. A debate upon the ques-
tions, whether woman should be granted
the right to vote, in which Mr.. Parker
and Mr.. Handison assumed the affirma-
tive, and Mr.. Doty and Mr.. Nickel the
negative, brought out many excellent
IDEAS on both sides. The decision of
the judges was that the ladies should
be granted the franchise. The next
meeting will be postponed one week, ow-
ing to Thanksgiving vacation.
THE OUTING CLUBS HOP.
The finest hop of the season was given
iaat evening at Hotel Green by the New
Outing club. This society, which is
composed of number of our younger
society people, expects to give number
of such dances during the winter.
The one given last evening proved a
success in every way. Excellent music
was in attendance and it was late hour
when the party finally broke up. The
following were among those present: :
Prof and Mrs. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. o. Kendall, Misses Barber, Ball, Pol
ly, Conger, Hodson, Dodsworth, ,Gerhardt.
Messrs Simpson. Hutchinson, Macom-
Der, Newton, Leithead, Swerdfger,
Lippincott. Craig, Hodson, Rogers, Holt,
Conger, Evans.
A vag named Frank Brown was given
twenty days in the county Jail by Judge
Rose today.
The man George Mckay, who wal
tried yesterday in Justice Gardner'e
court. was remanded to the county jai
in default OF the necessary $1,000 bail.
A party of Terminal officials made the
ascent to loves camp today over the
new railroad. on tour of inspection.
The Marengo avenue G. L. S. G. will
meet Monday evening at the home oil
Mrs. Allen, 140 Walnut street. Lhe
Lake Chautauqua circle meets the same
evening at Miss Susie Pillsbury's home,
On the corner of Wilson avenue and Lo-
Gust street.
The Delphi circle meets on Monday
evening at Miss Mamie Bangham' &
home, 483 S. Los Robles avenue. Cars
will be run to accommodate those at
tending.
The Y. M. G. A. will hold a union
meeting in the M. E. tabernacle to-
morrow afternoon at 2:45 O'Clock. A
general invitation is extended to both
ladies and gentlemen.
Rev. j. E. Roy of Chicago will deliver
lecture at the First Congregational
church Sunday evening, illustrated by
s'ereopticon views.
Tne funeral of Mrs. H. F Cogswell,
v'irse death occurred yesterday, will
taxi place tomorrow afternoon at 2 sc
q 'ock, from the Baptist church. The
vices will be conducted by Rev
Harris.