The record-union., 1892-11-14
OFF FOR THE SOUTH.
Members of the Press Association to
Leave for Pasadena To-Day.

Leave for Pasadena To-day.
A large number of members of the
California Press Association, many of
them accompanied by their wives and
daughters, will leave Sacramento by the
$50 train for the south this evening, to at
tend the fourth annual session of the as
sociation, which opens at Pasadena to-
morrow and will continue for three days.
The citizens of Pasadena have made
elaborate preparations for the entertain
ment OF the visitors, all of whom hope TO
combine reasonable degree of pleasure
with the business that calls them to-
gether.
The members of the association who
will attend from the central and northern
portion OF the State are: q. NJ. Francis,
President, and daughter, Napa; A. b.
Lennon and wife, Santa Rosa; l.. Fl.
Woodworth and mother. Yuba City; L.
q. Daniels and wife, Alameda Miss B. L.
lngham and sister, Placerville; r. Bar
ear, Vacaville; j. Buckingham and wife,
lkiah; Louise E. Francis, Castroville
w. {. Hogaboom and wife, Grass Valley;
w. L. Lyon and wife, Selma; +. A.
Owen, f. z. Thompson and wife, Red
wood City; II. a. McCraney, Lakeport;
J. A. tilcher and wife, Auburn; V. S.
McClatchy. DR.. j. II. Parkinson and
Drury and wife, w. !. Hassett and
daughter and J. A. Woodson, Sacra-
mento: j. II. burst and vile, Wneatland;
George 4. Oakes, Haywards; b. w.
Rarenscroft, HealGsburg; +. '. Dewey,
Haniord; w. B. II. Dodson and wife,
Red Bluff; j. \. ApperSon and wife, Will
lows; Il. b. Price and wife, Oroville; ID.
q. Holt, Rio Vista; duncan Mcpherson
and vile, Santa Cruz; G. +. Montgomery
and wife, Antioch; X. Il. Bunker and
wife, Martinez; L. *. Krauth Alameda;
\. q. Smith and wife, Palermo; c. d.
Radcilh and wife, Merced; b. |. Willis
and wife, Selma; q. d. Cummings,
Dunsmuir; f. b. Makinder, st. Helena;
4. +. Montgomery and vile, Sisson; T.
ii. Dawson, Corning; Watson Chalmers
and wife, Chico; j. f. Thompson and
wife, Eureka; ". S. Green and wife.
Colusa; J. n. Reuck and wife, Bakers
field; G. A. Menifee. Holister; +. V.
johnson, Marysville; J. 5. Wardell and
mother, Gilroy; l.. w. Taylor, Arbuckle
The following members from south of
Iehachapi will attend f. K. A. KIM
ball, Coronado; Scipio Craig and wife,
Redlands; h. NJ. Mckie, Cotton; C. X.
Hollenberg, Escondido; \. G. Mum and
wife, San Jacinto; w. II. Patton, Bann-
ing; c. A. Bell, r. a. Marshall, +. S.
Marshall, Los Angeles; G. y. Gardner,
Pasadena.
There are in the association 135 MEM
bers and l20 papers, and ~ counties are
represented. Following is the order of
business Of the session:
November 18th, P. M.--Reading of the
minutes; reception, reading and refer
ence OF reports; applications for member
ship; miscellaneous business. AtSP. NJ.
Address by President G.. NJ. Francis;
paper by II. w. Patton; local exercises.
November 10Th, 10 A. M.-Election of
officers; paper by the Secretary; general
business. There will be no session in
the afternoon. At s P. M.-Paper by Miss
Louise Francis; general business; closing
exercises.
November l7th-With the Pasadenans
and sightseeing; reach Los Angeles for
supper; depart Tor home evening, reach
ing san Francisco and Sacramento Fri
day afternoon, the 18th.