The herald., 1897-05-11

Music hall, No. 234 South Spring street. At ?
o. m, an open cir concert will be given at Haz-
ards pavilion, after which there will be
public reception. The exercises will consist
Of addresses, vocal and instrumental musIc,etc
Angel City division 81 L. A. to o. K. G. hold
specisl session today at o'clock p. m at Turn.
vereIn hall, Main street, between Third and
Fourth to welcome grand officers, delegates
and members. Be sure to come.
Local headquarters are at Hotel Van Nuys,
corner Fourth and Main, first floor parlor. All
visitors and members will please call and reg.
lister, for convenience of delegates and friends.
The twenty-siXth session of the grand
division of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors opens today in Music hall at
D. M, and will continue for week in
the transaction of important business
that is taken up by this order at each
biennial session. The order is a secret
one, and it's sessions are not open to the
general public.
The delegates, with their families,
number thousands and the city is over
flowing with the order, nearly every
other person met on the street being dec
GRATED with one or more badges.
A special of seven Pullman cars from
Atlanta and Fort Worth came in at
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ductors G. H. Hollis, ]. E. Hartwell, w.
E. Craig and Mrs. G. N. Hartwell At
Redlands the train was met by dele
cation of citizens, who gave the party
the hospitality of the town
The ST. Louis special will be here at
$3.50 today, the Pennsylvania special at
10 a. m. tomorrow, and the New York
special at p. m. Thursday.
Tut e;,,J go
ing the officers of the grand division is
expected to arrive today at 10 a. m.
TODAY'S PROGRAM
Tonight public reception will be held
at Hazards pavilion, with music, ad-
dresses, and all sorts of welcome from
the local order to the visiting delegates.
Arend's orchestra will give an open
air concert from Z to p. m. An address
will be made by H. S. Kinch, chief con-
ductor of the Los Angeles division No.
Ill, chairman of the evening, followed by
an invocation by the Rev. DR.. J. S.
Thomson; an address of welcome by
Mayor M. P. Snyder; a reply by Grand
Chief Conductor E. e. Clark; a vocal
solo by Mrs. J. P. Collette; an address by
Hon. T. E. Gibbon; an address by Mrs.
j. H. Moore, Grand President of the La
dies Auxiliary of the Order of Railway
Conductors; a recitation by Miss May
Russell; an address by Grand Master F.
p. Sergeant of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen; song by Professor
Moore; an address by Travelling Repre-
sentative Fred Myers of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, and a
rendition of "a Trip to Coney Island"
by the Arend orchestra, with stereopti-
con illustrations.
THE WEEKS PLEASURES
Upon Wednesday there will be an
exhibition of Spanish games at the FL
esta tribunes, the program beginning at
7:45 p. M, closing with fireworks
Thursday morning there will be free
excursion to Pasadena, over either the
Southern Pacific or the Terminal roads
There will be a stop at the ostrich farm
and ride around the city of Pasadena,
and returning to Los Angeles for lunch
con and the afternoon session.
Friday there is to be grand ball for
which more than a thousand invitations
have been given. This will take place at
Hazards pavilion, and Arend's or
chestra will play.
George F. Clough the secretary of the
local committee, will be floor manager.
His aids will be Messrs. r. r. Hedrick,
w. D. Perkins, r. A. Dudley, A. L.
Kinch, M. D. Smith, John Griffin, and f.
T. Devo. The reception committee will
include Mesers. l. E. Butcher. Harry
Devils. F. w. Bunnell, A. f. Boyles and
]. B. Freet.
On Saturday the visitors will be given
drive through the city by the chamber
of commerce, and they can also make
excursions in any direction they NAV
choose. Sunday is the day for Catalina.
and the Southern Pacific and Terminal
are free to the conductors, and the Will
mington Transportation company has
made special one-fourth rate, and the
Hotel Metropole gives half ratee, to the
order. On Monday an excursion around
the kite-shaped track at one-fourth rate
has been planned. There will be stons
at Pomona, Riverside and Redlands.
This includes the series of excursions ar
ranged for the visitors
ABOUT THE HOTELS
The chamber of commerce. is making
every effort to show lavish hospitality
to this influx of guests The hotels are
fairly crowded, the Hollenbeck and the
Nadeau last night presenting a scene of
Wlld confusion and Babel of sound NOT
otten heard in the city of the angels.
Every party has some wonderful ex-
perences to relate, and each one vies
with the other in the incidents relative
to the trip.
Z. d. Judd. from division &c. Aurora,