The herald., 1896-06-28
POMONA
The GODDESS Of Liberty EIected-More Grad
uatinR Exercises

OF July was brought 10 all eAClIlHS CloSe
this evening, as several names were
brought forward at the eleventh hour.
One hundred votes were cast for Miss
Matte Frye yesterday afternoon, and
another hundred were cast for her this
| morning, and it was said that the en-
ployes Of the steam laundry were hold
ing In reserve 400 votes to be cast for
Miss Cassie Horst at the last minute.
The count showed, however, that Miss
Lillian Latin was elected, receiving 1872
of the Ills votes cast.
The Woman's Relief corps Of Pomona
entertained in McComas' hall Satur-
day afternoon and evening. There was
an interesting and varied program both
in the afternoon and evening, includ-
Ing a fine display of war relics and COL
lections of ancient and modern curios
The literary and musical program con-
sisted of vocal solos by Miss Richmond,
Mrs. b. +. Nance, and Messrs. Fred
Thatcher. Edward Hewlett and Rev. B.
c. Corey: recitations by Misses Rich
mond, Campbell and Elliot addresses
by Mrs. Rose Hughey, George w. Mer-
| rill and DIR. d. A. Hurst, and piano
duet by Mines. Marshall and Davis.
Miss Marie Vinson arranged a pleas
ant moonlight bicycle ride on Thurs
| day evening to the lovely home of Miss
Clara Ainsworth, near North Pomona
| hospitality Of the two young women.
Lunch was served upon the lawn. after
which music and dancing served to
while away the hours.
A large delegation of Covina people
attended the commencement exercises
of the Pomona college school of music
at Claremont Tuesday evening, as in
terested spectators, because of the grad
uation of Miss Gertrude Vaughn, a
Covina young woman. Three, out Of
the class Of five young women and one
young gentleman, were graduates from
this place. namely Misses Christiana
Rose, Ida May Douglass and Miss Susie
Schwan.
George Vines, an inmate Of the Whit
tier reform school, and son Of the fam
lily of that name in Pomona, has been on
visit to his parents in this place, and
evidently thought that this was a good
time to strike out for his liberty.
A few days ago, while at the park
in the foothills, he discarded his uniform
and donning a suit of overalls he Aeat
his way east in freight trains, but was
overtaken by Sheriff Slanker at Palm
Springs and was brought back by that
| official today. He will be sent back to
Whittier today.
The marriage Of w. H. Pinney, who is
associated with the Pasadena Daily
News, to Miss Helen V. Johnston, will
take place at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. It. w. Johnston,
on North Carey avenue, Tuesday morn
ing next at $3.50 o'clock. Their home will
| be in Pasadena.
The bicycle limits as ordained by the
city council are as follows: Carey avenue
from the north side of Alvarado street
to the south side of Grove avenue; Ell
len street from the north side of AL
Varado street to the south side of Fifth
avenue; all other streets running north
and south from the north side of Holt
avenue to the south side of Fifth avenue:
streets running east and west from the
east side of Palomares street to the west
side or Hamilton avenue, and within
these limits bicyclistS are prohibited
from riding on the sidewalks.
A lawn social was given at the home of
DR.. III. A. Whitfield Friday evening.
Mrs. d. b. Tufts, nee Miss Edith
Glffln OF Los Angeles, is visiting this
week in Pomona.
Miss Rose Wilson of Seneca. Kans
arrived yesterday and will visit at the
home of T. w. Johnston on North Carey
avenue.
MORE GRADUATES
Ihe Pomona college school Of music
celebrated its anniversary on Tuesday
evening by the graduation of a class Of
seven from the academic course,
Aside from the technique displayed.
which suffered from the usual defects
que TO amatuer nervousness, there was
one quality of the performance which
could be appreciated only by the intelli-
gent listener, which was the intellectual
grasp and sympathetic rendering of the
musical meaning of each piece. The
voices in the Bach fugue stood out dis
tinctly. the theme of the Beethoven SON.
alta was not obscured by the variations,
the Mendelssohn and Liszt numbers
showed due preparation and the carni-
val prankS could be felt in the Schumann
number.
On Tuesday and Wednesday the fourth
annual exhibit of the school of art and
design was held in the art room Of
Holmes hall. Pomona college. The room
was well filled with exhibition pictures
done by the pupils, both in water color
and oil
The display was excellent and re-
fiected much credit upon the manage
ment and pupils. Under Mrs. L. e.
Gorden Macleod, the efficient principal,
the department of design has become
a valuable adjunct to the college.
Prof. c. S. Hunt, county school su-
perintendent of Lane county, Oregon,
and J. A. Gilky, both of Springfield,
Or, are in Orange.
DR.. Geo. Bryan has returned to Or
ange after an absence of about two
years east.
G. H. Bryan left Orange today for Dem
yer, Col. Mr.. Bryan will take in Pueblo,
Salt Lake and San Francisco and return
in about thirty days.
John Rudolph and wife of Lompoc,
brother-in-law and sister of w. w. Pratt
Of Orange, are here visiting with Mr..
Pratt and family.