The herald., 1896-10-26
The Women Take q Hand in
Politics
M'KINLEY CLUB AUXILIARY
Discussion Of Sound Money and Ballot
for Women
Al Bryan Meeting Set for Wednesday.
The Creamer Party-Personal Notes
and News Brevities of Interest.

PASADENA, Oct. Z5.-Tne PLATFORM OF
the Republican wigwam on Saturday
night was occupied by speakers under
the auspices of the woman's auxiliary to
the Mckinley club. DR.. Baldwin, as
chairman, introduced Rev. L. P. Craw-
ford, who stamped pretty hard on a GER
tain plank in the Democratic platform,
but failed to break it, though he de-
clared 1t unconstitutional.
Mrs. Graves of Los Angeles thought
that every woman should do what she
could in the cause of sound money. She
outlined the financial question and was
carefully listened to. Rev. w. M. Jones
spoke upon tie text, "It is not good for
man to be alone" Man and woman
should act together in society and the
affairs Of the nation. The state cannot
be what is right until woman takes part
in the government.
Margaret Collier Graham spoke upon
the financial question, delivering the
same address that she gave at the wo-
mans parliament and which has al
ready been published.
A NEW WoMEN's CLUB.
A number Of women met in the wig
wan Friday afternoon for the purpose
DR.. Fay was chosen temporary chair
man, and stated that the Los Angeles
women had done much good for the
cause by such an organization as this.
A number of ladies expressed their opin-
ions, and Mrs. DIR. Baldwin was chosen
as chairman. The eight precincts of the
city were represented by Mines. Bart
lett, Dreer, Valette, Pierce, Gibbs, Bu-
chanan, Turner and H. G. Reynolds as
vice-presdents. Mrs. Lou V. Chaplin
was chosen secretary, and the following
ladies were constituted an executive
committee: Mines. Ayers, Markham,
Walker, Hester, Mcdonald, Hartwell
and Elson. Mrs. Calvin Hartwell dis
cussed the subjects which deserve the
attention Of the organization.
A BRYAN MEETING.
A treat is in store for lovers of good
speaking for Wednesday night at the
Bryan club headquarters in the Wooster
block, wheE Hon. ]. F. Chandler, who
has been with Bryan campaigning in the
east will be the principal speaker. The
management of the club wish to an
nounce that all silver men who wish to
do so may consult the great register at
the club rooms, where it is kept on hand
for the occasion.
A PLEASANT PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Creamer enter
tanned number of young ladies and
gentlemen Friday evening at their home
at Shorb in honor of their son ]. Clifton,
who has been attending Throop poly
eechnic. The Pasadena guests went
down in tallyhos and enjoyed a program
of nine dances, music being furnished by
the Alhambra orchestra. The rooms of
the handsome residence were prettily
decorated with flowers. Supper was
served on the north veranda. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
S. Allen, Misses Casterline, .Blanch Cas-
terline, Barrett, Henderson. Nelmes,
Menner, Lottie Menner, Ross, Lucy
Ross, Sterrett, Bunnelle, Gearhart,
Monroe, Tuttle, Jessie and Cora Tuttle.
Springer, Richert, Chamberlain, Lati-
mer, Messrs. Chambers, Chamberlain.
Dunham, Ferguson, Turner, Sterrett,
Dodworth, Simpson, Blackman. Bar
ker, Wilder Will Allin, Barrett, Darlin-
ton, Seaman, Nelmes, Reed. Waite, Poin-
dexter, Worthington, Gaylord.
BREvITIES
Seven men were arrested night before
last for vagrancy and brought before
the recorder yesterday morning. Adams
got ten days in&he county Jail, Murphy
eleven days, Campbell twelve, Daily f1ve
Melvin six, Wright four days. The case
of T. Barrett was postponed until Mon
day and he was released on his own re-
cognlzance.
Dinner will be served in G. A. r. hall
on election day by the Relief Corps, and
a reception will be given the depart
ment president on Wednesday afternoon
after the regular session.
Hon. Tom Reed will pass through Pas
\ adena at about noon on Tuesday on his
way to Los Angeles. Arrangements
are being made for special train tc
leave just before his in order that those
who wish may Join in the parade from
the Santa Fe depot in Los Angeles.
Rev. and Mrs. Hiram Hill of Los An
geles will hood a series of evangelistit
services, beginning Monday, October
26, at the Christian church, corner Fail
Oaks and Mary streets, meetings at
and 1880 pm. These meetings are en-.
tirely undenominational, and on the line
of a. full gospel Everybody welcome.
Miss Ethel Randall Of Grand avenue
entertained few Of her young friends
Friday evening with games of cards an6
refreshments.
G. A. Gibbs has returned from hunt
ing trip on the Pasadena Gun clut
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Webster Of Mad
ison avenue will move soon to Los An.
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Thompson are
spending q few weeks at Long Beach
for the benefit Of Mrs. Thompson
health.
Mr.. Anderegg and family of Chicago
have returned to Pasadena and are Al
home on North Fair Oaks avenue.
CHINO.