The herald., 1897-12-01
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
PASADENA

PASADENA, Nov. SO.-(Regular Cor
respondence) The Y. NJ. c. A. held
a members meeting this evening in the
association rooms. About 100 members
and friends were present during the
evening. Refreshments of cake and cof-
fee were served by the ladies' auxiliary,
and chess, gymnastics, checkers, ETC.,
were INDUCED in. At a business meeting
the names of several committees were
announced for the first time, and their
work for the ensuing year was outlined
by Prof. Rowland, secretary. The COM
mittees are as follows:
Devotional committee-G. NJ. Adams,
DR.. J. e. James, W. L. Jones, Rev. w. 3.
Tompkins.
Church membership comnnittee-E. G.
Mayo, T. Irwin, Z. L. Stevenson. Frank
Burnham, A. I. Cannon, w. Thompson,
I. Pearman, c. e. Miles.
Entertainment and social committee
Prof. A. ]. Hamilton, H. Z. Waterbury,
DR.. J. T. Parker, W. S. Windham, Ralph
p. Chaffin, A. A. Cochran, John NJ. York,
J. H. Hall.
Reception committee-J. S. Parker, A.
A. Thompson, Claud Braden, Jerome
Buchanan, c. L. Roberts, Arthur Trap
nagen, j. A. BurEe.
Sick and visitation committee-J. r.
Townsend, G. w. Duggar, H. F. Cogs-
we'll, Samuel Hahn, E. F. Brown.
Music committee-F. L. Burnham,
DR.. W. b. Turner, Harold Simpson,
Hawley Taylor.
Gymnasium committee-George Bra
den, J. A. Burge, w. H. Thompson, A.
w. Wood, E. S. Barrey, A. I. Cannon,
J. c. Cook.
NEW YEARS SPORTS
Prof. Howland has secured the bicy-
Gle track and grounds for New Years
afternoon, when the association will
give program of sports, including BIZ
cycle running, jumping, pole-vaulting,
whcelbarrow race, etc. Redlands and
Los Angeles will send delegations. as
will doubtless other nearby places.
A handsome sixteen-page announce
ment has been issued by the association
making its appearance today from the
press of George Swerdfger. The circu
lar is illustrated with pictures Of the
president of the association and interi-
ors of the rooms. Three thousand copies
of this edition will be printed and dis
tributed. All the debts of the associa-
all in excellent order.
BREVITIES
The auxiliary of the First Universaist
church held q social in the church par
lors this evening, when there were reci-
tations by Misses Webb and Foote and
vocal solos by Messrs. Coffey and Sire
BILE. Games, tableaux, charades and re-
freshments were also on the program.
The Rebekahs gave a New England
supper in 1. o. o. F. hall this evening,
for which the following program was ar
ranged and given: Piano duet, Misses
Mertie Bonner and Doediger; reading,
DR.. Laird; vocal solo, James McPher-
son; recitation, Mr.. Congdon; cornet
solo, Frank w. Hall; recitation, Miss
Dutton; vocal solo, Clark Billheimcr,
selection from Mark Twain, Mrs. Haz
ard. The supper was served after the
rendering of the program.
The Misses Underwood of Cypress av
enue entertained the Cypress avenue
Choral club yesterday evening, when
plans for the season were given out and
the advisab biity of giving concerts this
season in the Universalist church was
discussed The program last evening
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by Miss Nettie Underwood, and selec-
tions by the ladies quartet, composed Of
Misses Underwood, Boutelle, Farley and
Morton.
e. E. Allen esq, of San Diego ad-
dressed the meeting yesterday of the
Pasadena Minister'S association Mr.. |
Allen comes to California from Michi-
gan in the interests of the Anti-Saloon |
league.
There is a question as to who shall
stand good for the 500 bond of c. F. Rod
ney, who was fined that amount for lille
gally selling liquor at the klondike res
tanrant. Thomas Banbury put up that
amount, but later asked that Rodney be
looked after. Owing to the fact that
Rodney was not arrested, Mr.. Banbury
feels that he Should not be held respon-
sible for the man.
Mrs. Farrara may start the Klondike
restaurant again. The report that she
has left the city is incorrect She has
been here every day but one since the
attachment closed the place.
The Twilight club met this evening at
the home of Prof. r. G. Hoag, 1872 South
Los Robes avenue. Hugh B. Rice read
paper on Hawaii and it's present polit-
ical relation to the United tSates.
The Sons of Veterans have their an
nual inspection in G. A. r. hall Thurs
day evening, when Division Inspector
l.. c. Hunt will be present There will
also be an election of officers of Phil
Kearny camp, Sons Of Veterans, the
same evening.
The Marengo avenue Chautauqua cir
Gle met last evening at the home of Mrs.
A. H. Johnston on North Los Robles