The herald., 1896-04-09
HOTEL MEMS ASSOCIATION
TO Be HANDSOMELY ENTERTAINED BY
PASADENA CITIZENS
A Brilliant Reception at the Valley Hunt
Club House-Report Of Good Work Done
by the Presbyterian Kings Daughters.
Notes and Brevities

PASADENA, April S.-About fifty repre-.
sentative citizens gathered in the new
rooms of the board of trade this afternoon
to discuss the matter of entertaining the
Hotel Mems association, which will arrive
here on the 18th inst. L. 2. Lukens was
chosen chairman and F. p. Boynton, the
secretary of the board, acted as secretary
of the meeting. Remarks we're made by
Messrs. Lynch of San Diego. James and
Holmes of the Hotel association explana-
tory of the itinerary and plans of the men,
bers and what would interest them about
Pasadena, after which various arrange
ments were suggested for their entertain
ment, a drive about the city forming one
of the chief features.
On motion committee was appointed
to make arrangements for the drive about
the city, composed of the following men,
hers: Messrs. Edwin Stearns, W. G. Bene-
dict, J. s. Cox, b. 4. Ball, 5. Washburn,
Elliott, c. ID. Daggett, E. H. Royce, Lyman
Allen. All citizens are asked to lend their
assistance by rendering the use of their
carriages, as the number of the visitors
will be very large. probably about $50. and
Pasadena should sustain her reputation
for hospitality besides leaving good inn
preston of the beauties and advantages of
the city, such as can only be secured by a
drive about her residence district. All who
will furnish carriages are asked to report
to the secretary of the board as soon as
possible.
On motion MIR. and Mrs. Rosenbaum
we're appointed as committee to attend
to the floral decorations, they to appoint
their assistants. The party will stop at the
Green and visit the Echo Mountain house,
then go to Los Angeles to see the opening
of La Fiesta.
THE RADEBAUGH RECEPTION
The reception rendered by DR.. j. M.
Radebrugh, j. S. Terrence, w. r. Stats
" paIt thai f,to rIc at tba al-
ley Hunt club house last evening was an
elaborate affair. and one of the most suc-
cessful social functions of the season. The
early part of tine evening was given over to
a musical program, and the enjoyment OF
social conversation. Amends orchestra
furnished music. a male quartette recently
from Salt Lake gave several selections,
Miss Berence Holmes OF Los Angeles
sang, and Mr.. Berlich gave a cello selec-
,ion. An elaborate collation. was served,
after which dancing was enjoyed until an
early hour this morning.
PRESBYTERIAN MEETING
The annual congregational meeting of
the Presbyterian church was held last
evening in the chapel, there being large
attendance OF members and friends of the
church, who partook of the supper pro-
vided by the ladies', after VIII ca the eltc c.
ton of officers was proceeded with. The
following were chosen: IL. Nj. Lutz and
S. L. Addeman to vacancies on the board
of trustees, the remaining members being
f. l.. Farris, G. S. Cristy, G. w. Stimson,
r. &. Bolt and e. w. Brown. DR.. George
Deacon was re. elected elder for three years
and FL. NJ. Lutz for the two years term.
Z. G. Johnson was chosen to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of Col. o. ).
Picher.
The report of the trustees stated they
had increased the insurance to 100000.
Increase in the church membership for the
year, So. -.
The Kings Daughters, although small
in numbers, have done noble service in
many poor families. The treasurer of he
Woman's Aid society reported collections
for the year Qncluding balance of $216