The herald., 1896-02-05
The SPEECHES WERE GOOD
After Board of Trade Members
Had Feasted
SOME SOCIETY MATTERS
A Demand for Improvement Of Ray.
r0nd Avenue
II Ought to Be Wider and It Should Be
SOME SOCIETY MATTERS
II Ought to Be Wider and 1t Should Be
Paved Epworth League Social.
Amusem ents of Tourists

PASADENA, Feb. At was nearly II
o'clock before the dining room was en-
tirely cleared of the board Of trade
banqueters last night, and all repaired
to the psrlors above, where speeches,
terse and pithy, were listened to from
Prsfessor Keyes, president Of the
board; w. G. Patterson, president OF
the Los Angeles chamber Of commerce;
q. D. Daggatt, J. s. Terrence, Theodore
Martin, Judge Wright. DR.. Oonger, Mr..
Hester, Mr.. Greer and F. r. Harris.
Among those participating were the
following: M. ID. Painter, II. M. Dob
bins, William Jones, d. Conger, A. G.
Keyes, H. McCulloch, Mr.. Green, II. E.
Dobbins, Fl. III. Rose, Calvin Brown,
Mr.. jude, n. H. Klamroth, J. O. Adams,
w. J. Kelley, H. @. Allen, j. w. Fair
childs, Il. P. Lukens, Robert Eason, J..
f. Sisson, J. ID. Lincoln, Mr.. Orban, G.
s. Knapp, J. G. Rossiter, w. r. Stats,
H. w. Hines, Daniel Webster, Ed.
Lockett, F. Twombly, Frank Dsggart.
Edwin Stearns, DIR. McAllister, George
w. Coffin, r. j. Martin, G. B. Thomas,
V. A. Jacobs, 8. Aztell, FL. M.
Rust, Professor Lowe, DR.. Updegraff,
Q. P. Crandall, William Stanton, DR..
James, J. r. McClintock, A. X. Nash,
Perry Bonhams. O. D. Daggett, p. M.
Green, M. Rosenbaum, j. d. Graham,
Mr.. Mitchells, II. M. Lutz, +. G. Bolt,
Joseph Simon, George B. Post, r. M.
Furlong, A. r. Metcalfe, William Heiss,
Nelson w. Bell, Mr.. Woodward, b. F..
Ball, F. r. Harris. w. Wotkyns, Arthur
ConRer, Frank Childs, J. s. Torrance,
P. Wooster, Theodore Martin, David
Heap, Thomas Early, Mayor Cox, H. M.
Hamilton, George s. He'll, Oolin Stew
art, T. O. Hoag, E. E.9Spalding, D. G..
Gilmore, >, O. NJ. Simpson, L. L. Test,
Theodore Simpson, A. Campbell-J ohm
son, DR.. Van Slyok, E. O. Griffith, 1. N.
Todd, DR.. Rigg, NJ. i. Wood, Prof.
Evans, William knight, E. Groenen-
dyke, H. L. Smith, F. E. Wood, E.
W. Wond. DR.. H. J. Macomber,
DIR. : H. X. Macomber, L. Kwiat
Kowski, B. o. Bruce, r. Vandevoort, G..
A. Bibbs, Dr. Ayers, Prof. Allen, T. L.
Hoag, L. Blankenhorn, 81. H. Sherk,
w. e. Arthur, Walter Wotkyns, H. II.
Markham, DIR. g. Roscoe Thomas, Mr..
Benz, J. E. Doty, DR.. Davis, Lewis Jar
Wis, 8. F. Burnett, George w. Stimson,
J. II. Pearman, w. Morgan, A. d. Hall,
DR.. Hodge, DR.. Prittie, E. F. Rurlburt,
B. Phillips, L. B. Hughes, F. Weather.
by, e. Kayser, w. s. Wright. John
Macdonald, Arthur Rich, Theodore
Coleman, P. Heffelman, w. E. Chaplin,
H. M. Singer, r. Hutchins, j. s. Crilly,
M. Slavin, d. F. F. Rowland, DIR.
Bleeher, Governor Sheldon, W. Il.
Hill, l.. 8. Roberts, DIR. T. 8. Green.
Sherman Washburn, Prof. Keyes, W.
@, Patterson, George E. Mehanny,
Frank Monroe, w. r. Staats and l.. IS
Roberts.
A party of pleasore-seekers from the
Hotel Green went to Martins camp by
the burro route yesterday. The party
consisted of Messrs. Lewis and son,
Van Buren,, Snyder, Mills. and Powell
and son.
The residents OF Raymond. avenue,
north of Locust street, are bemoaning
the fact that plan cannot be devised
to widen the street north of that point
and to continue the asphalt pavement
at least as far as Washington street.
Twenty-Five days was the time given
to Thomas Morris to reflect on his be-
ing drunk end disorderly by Justice
Rossiter this morning.
A social will be given at tho home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Schumacher on Friday
evening. under the ausr ices of the
Epworth League of North M. E.
Church. A musical program Of rare
merit is being prepared. A general
invitation is extended.
A merry time was INDUCED in at the
Hotel Painter last evening, interspers-
ed with music, reuitstions, and wind