Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-13
SCHEMES FOR SAVING SOULS,
Opening of the State Y. M. G. A.
Convention.
Pasadena Gives the Delegates q
Warm Reception.
The Reception at Prof. loves Resi-
denee-Lisr of the Delegates who
Have Arrived-Last Even
tng's Meeting.

1t WAS as typicai Southern California
day az one could ask for that welcomed
the delegates of the twelfth annual
California state convention of the Y. M
G. A. to the city OF Pasadena yesterday
morning.
All day long the delegates from the
various sections of the state came pour
ing in, until by evening between two
and three hundred of the brightest
young men of the state had arrived.
Each delegate was provided with an
orange .colored badge, bearing the word
Pasadena" at its head, and directly be-
low crown, and the words. ''Crown OF
the Valley"
THE ARRIVALS.
Following is the complete. list up TO
the present time, as reported at the
Office of the secretary:
San Diego-W. F.. Howard, j. w.
Kemp, E S. Gillin, E. A. Churcher, G.
w. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. @. v. Boyd,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 7. Mason, John t. Tag
CART, Mrs. ". D. Road, Mrs. Bilauch,
Mrs. Lanigan,. Mrs. Stephenss Joseph
Surr, j. @. Packard.
University of Southern California
Lincoln Caswell. r. I. Hall, M. r. Wal
ton. A. B. Emleree, F. N. Laphon.
Throop University-W. II. Parker, G.
Kinney. M. Nj. Parker, Seth Hard8son,
John Dickenson, d. V. Mckie, Charles
Knight, Bert Perrett, Robert Anen, A.
McGuire.. y
Occidental collegs-H. P. Dillsworth,
Charles r. Potty,, W. E. Parker CORE.
spending secretary.
Riverside-E. P. Sargent and wife,
Andrew Jackson and wife, Moore Hes.
keith and wife, w s. Armstrong r. A..
Yeakle, T. r. Ford, Earl Brown, Albow
Morrison, Mrs. g. r. Johnson, Miss
Flora Treat. &
Redlands-J. W. Lewis and wife, W.
R. Heacock, j.. R. Meskimons, j. HI AL
len. B. G. Holmes. T. I'll. Mendenhall,
B. G. Cunningham, R. A. Lang, s. Bog
er. E. Holiday, S., l. G. Hall, Percy
Herndon, j. A. Wolliscroft. W. B. Ham
ilton, o. H.. Ole, Miss Nettie Hum
phrey.
Chicago-J. 7. Gilbert, Young Msn's
Era.
Denver-C. L.. Gates, International
secretary.
Tacoma-M. M. Meyers, state secre-
tary, W. H. Mead.
Oakland-[. s. Watson. Robt. McMul-
len, Frank Yearsley, Eugene Trefethen.
San Francisco-H. j. Mccoy, ~ P.
Chipron, Rolla w., Watt and wife, ]. W.
Northup and wife, Rev. w. W. Case, D.
D.; Rev. M. NJ! Gibson, d. D.; w. M.
Cubery.
stockton-H. E. Banham, general
secretary; Geo. Rushforth, physical
director; Edward Berg, Joseph Gill,
Morris Wenk, William Crowder. Geo.
Putnam, David Miller and wife. Phillip
G. Cope.
Sacramento-John L. Speares, Chas.
M. Campbell, Jno. Sehenk, Mrs. Thomp-
son, Mrs. G, A. Stoddard.
San Jose-G;les Kellogg.
Santa Barbara-Herbert Doyle, Frank
Selover, Frank, Viebahn. j. G. G. Gal
bert, G. W. Rasey, Mrs. G. w. Humph-
rey, w. M. Scott, general secretary, Mrs.
Scott.
Ventura-A. L.. Shively, general Sec
retary Mrs. Shively, j. H. ReppE, j.
P. Rasmussen, VIM. Craig, John Healy,
Roy Sheldon, Gardner Curran, Trevor
Isenb berg, Miss L. B. Thurston, Miss
Hattie Sackett.
Napa-L. G. Norton.
Twentieth street, San Francisco--Dr
Hayes G. French, president; Herman
Mott, Mrs. Mott, Geo. II. Studley, John
nj. Martin, G. Edward Holmes. Robert
S. Boynes, general secretary; DIR. B. f
Beatty.
TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The state executive committee il
made up as follows: Chairman, Geo
7. Hanley, San Francisco; I'll. J. Nc
Coy, San Francisco; l. l. Watson, Oak
land R. w. Watt, San Francisco; J. L
| Spears, Sacramento; j. Kellogg, Sar
Jose; w. Mead, state secretary; N. L
! Campbell, Sacramento; W. L. Porter
Los Angeles; e. T. Field, los Angeles
The Rediands and Riverside delega
tions were the first arrivals, coming il
on the l O'Clock Santa Fe train. Th
northern delegation, which contribute
large portion of the assembly, arrived a
2 .. m. in special car. They were me
at the station by a large deputation Q
| citizens. and after delightful drive Q
an hour and half through the man
beautiful portions of the town
all finely brought up at Pro
Lowe's handsome residence on On
ange Grove avenue, where an informs
reception was held. General Secretar
Taylor made short speech weleomiD
the visiting friends, and was followed b
Professor Lowe, who made short &C
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