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Tournament Managers Matur-
ing Their Plans
DETAILS DETERMINED UPON
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To Make the Affair the Most Success.
full Ever Held
DETAILS DETERMINED UPON
Satisfactory Results of the Young
Ladies' Charity Sale-Social and
Business Meetings-Notes

PASADENA Dec. 19.-Messrs. Hart
WELL Mcdonald, Brown, Weight, Adams
and Hertel We're present last evening at
the meeting of the Tournament of Roses
committee in the board of trade rooms,
John Mcdonald occupying the chair.
H. L. Josephs made proposition to dec
crate the electric light poles with palm
leaves on Fair Oaks, Bellevue, Raymond
Colorado and Orange Grove avenues
Mr.. Josephs also made proposition in
regard to street banners.
Messrs. Hill and Weight reported IA
vorably upon the reception given them
by the Los Angeles chamber of COM
merce. They will participate in the par
ade with tally-hos and endeavor to make
their showing a success.
Throop Polytechnic was allowed $40 for
the decoration of their coach.
1t was decided to order twenty-n.ne
badges and pennants.
The Odd Fellows presented a COM
munication, sta ting that they would take
part.
A donation of $40 was received from
the Shakespeare club.
Messrs. Brown, Adams and Weight
were appointed a committee TO decide
the place for holding the afternoon
meeting.
The next meeting of the board will be
held on Monday.
A CHARITY SALE
The sale f6fa the benefit of charity held
by the young ladies of Miss Ortons
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afternoon and evening was largely at
tended and proved quite profitable. The
rooms were prettily decorated and the
several booths were attended by prettily
attired young ladies. Misses Norton
Mabel Norton, Annie Holmes, Abbe
McHenry, Ethel Randall and Hortense
Patten had charge of the gypsy encamp-
ment. The tea and lemonade room was
attended Misses Claypool, Whitmore,
Bunker, Coggswell and Lowry The con-
fection table in the assembly hall was
attended by Misses Morehouse, Picher
and Rowland; fancy booth, Misses Ly-
man, Mabel Lyman and Airline Jacobs:
fish pond Misses kilburn and News; toy
table. Misses Beck and Gardner. A cur
tain was stretched across the room and
comic pantomme, Mary Jane, was
given by Misses Carrie Stein, Sara Kill
burn. Fay -Claypool and Marietta Ly-
man. The evening was closed by the
auctioning off of the remaining articles
by Miss Beck. More than 500 was made
out of the fair for the cause of charity.
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING
Last evenings session of the Epworth
league at the NJ. Z. church was highly
enjoyable one, the program being fur
nished by us. c. students and faculty.
The exercises began with piano duet by
Miss Mcknight and Mr.. Christ, and then
followed a recitation. Prior to Miss
Bellies Appearance, by Miss Brock;
very interesting address by President
White; vocal solo, Good Night, by Miss
Swain; reading by Miss Lindenberger,
entitled Whistling Regiment. Both Miss
Brock and Miss Lindenberger responded
to encores, the first with Aunt Jem-
miah's Courtship, and the second with
Master Augustus. After the program
Prof. Hoose of the University of South
ern California entertained the students
Of the university with refreshments at
his home on South Euclid avenue. Misses
Randall and Hoose waited upon the
company.
LYCEUM LEAGUE CONVENTION.
The Lyceum league district convention
opened at the High school this morning
at IL o'clock. The room was prettily dec
rated in manner appropriate to Christ
mas, and the seating accommodations
for the several branches of the league
were portioned, off. The branches rep
resented are Fremont lyceum, Pomona,
Los Angeles High school, Ell Toro lyce-
un1, Los Angeles Y. M. C. A., Santa Ana.
Pomona City, University. Occidental
college, Pasadena High school, Pasade-
n2 Y. M c. A.. Progressive lyceum, Los
Angeles. zsee tt
Vice President Waterman of Pomona
opened the exercises this morning Four
new clubs were admitted to mem bership,
VIZ, two from Normal, one from Occi-
dental, and one from this city.
PHILOSOPHICAL.
The Pasadena branch of the Theosoph-
ical society in America holds its regular
: public meeting every Sunday evening
IN the board Of trade rooms, % West
Colorado STREET, at 7:A5 o'clock To-
Los Angeles will be the speaker, and his
subject wifi be The Docttine of Rebirth.
There will be good music, ard the public
is cordially invited to attend At the
close of the lecture questions from the
audience Will be answered. The branch
maintains free library of. Theosoph-
1cal works, which is always accessible
< to the public, and all who care, to investi-
S gate are invited to procure books.
BOARD OF TRADE.
at a meeting Of the board ofitrade this
+ morning there We're present Messrs. Hill,
Adams, Stewart, 1Dobhins. Hertel and
Boynton; President Stewart in the chair.
& ~ WaldrQpa seere tary of the Fiesta COM
mittee of Los Angeles, submitted COM
munfcat ton asking thai a committee of
three be appointed to represent Pasa-
A dena in the floral committee. Messrs.
Stewart, Hill and Hertel We're chosen
1t was decided to, print an edition of
Y 1000 pictqfiR@ pRmphlets descriptive of
4 sadenas,c The book Will be an elabor-
ate afrair, Nlustrated with large cuts of
Il Hour best aresidencee, public buildings,
otc.. and trAa {rem advertising. The