The San Francisco call., 1895-10-10

rivlng at all hours of the day from every
part of the State, and the keeping track of
trains and assigning members of the COM
mittee to meet the visitors has taken up
the whole time of the chairman.
The delegates on their arrival were es-
corted to the Association building, where
they were registered and then assigned to
quarters which have been set aside for
them. They were requested to meet at
the hall at o'clock, where an elaborate
supper was served by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
The welcoming exercises were held i'm
mediately after the repast was over. Z. A.
Forester, president of the local associa-
ton, presided and called upon Rev. George
E. Dye of East Los Angeles Baptist Church
to extend welcome on behalf of the min
listers and churches. w. c. Patterson,
president of the Chamber of Commerce,
addressed the visitors on behalf of the
business men. On behalf of the local asso-
citation George w. Parsons, a director, cor
daily welcomed the strangers. For the
judiciary Judge Lucien Shaw of the Su-
perior Court made the welcoming speech.
Responses were made by John L. Speares
OF San Francisco. State secretary OF the as
sociation; w. E. Howard of San Diego,
George B. Hodge of New York City, edu-
cational secretary of the international COM
mittee, and Judge John F. Grove of Riv-
erside. The members and delegates were
then dismissed by the president to attend
the prayer-meetings held in the different
churches throughout the city. The follow
ing delegates have arrived:
San Francisco-H J. Mccoy Charles s. Dole,
II. l.. Diedrich. E. L. Spacher, John German,
George E. Lawton, H. G. Leslie, John Schenck,
John L. Speares, DR.. Hayes C. French, o.
Ryning, n. L. Dietz, J. A. Kuykendall, George
T. Shaw Jr., W Smith, D. J. Grant, J. c. Crooks.
Pasadena-E F. Brown, E. L. Stevenson, E.
D. G. Campbell, George Taylor and wife, Mrs.
L. NJ. Wheeler, W. II. Townsend, R. H. Fulton,
r. Collingwood and wife, B. A. Sparkes, Fill
man Hobson, J. w. Paterson, w. F. Kirk, J. A.
Burge, Professor A. L. Hamilton, Aaron Rob-
erts, DR.. J. R. Towpsend. A. NJ. Yetters.
Riversfde-A. Jackson. Oscar Edipger, John
F. Grove and wife, c. W. James and wife, D.
G. Mitchell, George F. Herrick and wife, F. N
Hawes, Miss westbrook, Miss Johnson, Miss
Baber, Miss Reagle. E. P. Clarke.
Colton-rhomas White
ventura-William Conklin, j. B. Beardsley.
Redlands-w. o. Black, w. P. McMullen
Ollie Bush, William Fowler, Percy Herndon,
Lincoln Casebeen, w. r. Perry, w. r. Heacock
NJ. Frinfrock, Andrew Dixie.
Oakland-D. Edward Collins, Alfred T. Brock
B. H. Elford, Walter Rode, Charles Gooeh, w
B. West, NJ. Bolk, Edward Lynch.
sacramento-Grove T. Elkins. Howard Marsh
Albert Keene, Orrin Hand, II. W. Ivary, H s.
Mcintyre.
San Diego-Giles Kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Miller, ]. ]. Tart
George Msston.
Pomona-Miss Bennett
Santa Anal. z. Srock F. C Buren,.
Stockton-E. NJ. Bransield.
Campbell-F. A. Blaine.
Napa-L. }. Norton.
Santa CRUZ. L. Fields
Monrovia-Joseph Painey, Fred Parry, Sam.
uel Diehl
The first morning will be tsken up by
the organization of the convention, reports
from the field and the reading of two pa
pers-one by Luther Gulick, MD, "The
Y. NJ. c. A. Athletic League; the other,
"our New Athletics" by H. L. Dietz of
San Francisco. In the afternoon Giles