The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-14

About one hundred and nifty visiting
delegates are already present and more
are expected tomorrow. Among the most
noteworthy of these are Rev. Hubert G.
Woods, Colorado Springs, general super
tenndent of the American Bapti t Home
Missionary society: DR.. }. Sunderlin.
secretary of the Baptist Union society of
the Pacific coast; Rev. Dr.. r. Dunn and
wife of Hilsdale, Mich. president of
Hillsdale Baptist college; David p. Ward.
San Jose; Rev. J. ". Daniels, Sacramento
Rev. Rowland d. Grant. D.. D. Portland /:
Rev. J. Sunderland, Oakland; Rev. C. A.
Woody, Portland; Rev. d. d. Proper,
Seattle: General T. J. Morgan, Philadel.
phia
A WEDDING
Last evening Professor G. Wharton
James vas married to Mrs. Emma Farms
worth. widow of Rev. R. W. C. Farms
worth, an old-time Methodist minister
here. and dean of the Mscay Theological
college at San Fernando. Rev. Burt Estes
Howard performed the ceremony at the
residence of MIR. B. r. Raumeardt, Twen-
tv-second street. Los Angeles. Mr.. and
Mrs. James will reside at their handsome
new home on the corner of Raymonj
avenue and Roberts street.
TUESDAY EVENING CLUB.
Yesterday the Tuesday Evening club
met in the vestry of the UniveYsalist
church. Business occupied the ea:ly
part of the evening. Preparations for the
tournament of roses were discussed ana
hrs. Chilly was made chairman of COM
mittee TO secure a tallyho. Other mem
bers of the committee were Miss Mellsh
and Messrs. shler and Nichols. After
business was transacted +. J. Policy talk
ed entertainingly upon Ancient Oracles
and Mniarp Ouacl-c and Sterritt fol
of his first impressions of California.
Games were also INDUCED in.
NEW SOCIAL CLUB
A new literary and social organization
was founded last evening in the office Of
A. R. Metcalfe. 1t is to be called the
Twilight club of fasadena, and will meet
the last Tuesday evening in each month.
Its purpose is to discuss current topics
over banquet table once month. The
off GERS elected were: President, A. N.
Mervin; vicepresideIt, }. II. Adams;
secretary and treaAurer, A. G. Nroman.
Those present last evening we're: Rev.
A. NJ. Merwin, DR.. boot, J. II. Adams,
NJ. o. Adams, T. C. Hoag, Professor A.
J.: McClatc5ie, DR.. L. 5. Greene, F. Z.
Wood. ". E. Chaplin, II. II. Klamroth.
c. S. Green, A. c. Vraman, Theodore
Coleman.
THE KOWALSKY CASE
The Kowalsky case has finally reached
the stage of papers being served upon the
city marshal and his bondsmen IN the
civil suit for damages, which is to be
brought. kowalsky sues the marshal
and the following gentlemen, his bonds
men: f. NJ. Green, b. +. Ball, H. G.
Bennett and the o. 5. picher estate.
kowalsky claims the sum of S2s9. 80
damages by reason of the injury done to
lin about threa months ago through his
arrest on North Fair Oaks avenue by
Policemen Bebee and Horton.
3. W. Hahn. represents him as his at
torney, and Marshal Buchanan will have
the legal services of W. E. Arthur. The
marshal and bondsmen are suei because
they are responsible for the acts OF the
subordinates.
THE ROSE TOURNAMENT
The tournament goes. Prominent citi-
zens have entered tandems, floats, decor
ated carriages, tallyhos and many novel
ties for the procession. and the following
mem bership roll of the Pasadena Tourna.
ment OF Roses associations:
+. f. Hurlbut, Wiley & Greedy, P. P.
Bonham company, John 5. Cox. Webster
Wotkyns, Gardner & Webster, T. j. Mar
tin. II. X. Hertel, f. L. Twomblv, +.
Farley, Senter Il Shields, N. A. Dalrym-
pie, Walter l.. Wotkvins, Glasscock e
Nroman, W. ii. ii III, W. GRAY, Japan Tea
J. +. Church, w. J. Kelley, W.
i. Loughery J. l.. Gritty. George W.
j. r. Greer, ir.. W. A. Heiss.
Wetherby e Kayser, C. N. Graves, II. NJ.
Hamilton, b. Jarvis & Son, Munger d
Griffith company, Brown & Sutliff, S.
Rosen hurgar d Son, l.. C. Torrance. II. G.
Hotaling, E. II. Royce, I. P. Lukens. f.
p. Boynton, NJ. II. Weight, II. W. Hines,
r. L. Nandevort, w. r. Stats company.
California investment company, Farris 81
Strong, ii. II. Rose, Francis +. Rowland,
Cnflin Il Stearns. Arthur II. Palmer,
Frank Bolt and others, Additional mem
oership blanks will be placed in each
bank tomorrow.
BREVITIES.
Mr.. A Dbott b. Clark of San Francisco
will deliver a lecture on Theosophv in
The vestry of the Universalist church
Thursday, Novemb Der 14th, at AS p. m.
Subject: "Outline OF Theosophy, includ-
ing lecture on heaven and he'll, what
and wnere are tney?' All are cordially
invited. Admission free. Mr.. Clark has
been greeted every where by crowded
houses.