The herald., 1897-04-27
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
the close of the session a collation. Of
punch and sandwiches was served.
WOMAN'S COLLEGE

the close of the session a collation. Of
punch and sandwiches was served.
wOMAN'S COLLEGE
| A committee Of twenty-five has been
selected to take charge of and further
| the movement for woman's college.
which was started by Prof. c. c. Brag-
don, as follows: DR.. Norman Bridge,
DR.. George s. Hull. DR.. q. Roscoe
Thomas, Prof. ]. D. Graham, Mrs. F. s.
Wallace, Mrs. p. C. Baker, Mrs. Frank
Parker, Miss Anna Orton, Mrs. Theo.
Coleman, Prof. w. A. Edwards. Mrs. o.
s. A. Sprague. H. G. Reynolds. George
| F. Kenaghan, A. r. Metcalfe, TIC. Hoag.
; PM. Green, Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Greer.
Mrs. Emily Macy, ]. H. Holmes, Rev. A.
M. Merwin, j. w. Vandervort, VIM.
| Stanton, C. B. Scoville, Henry H. Klam-
roth.
BREvITIES
Charles G. Emery Of New York has
purchased a 40o-acre subdivision ad-
joining South Pasadena on the south,
through the agency Of e. H. Lockwood.
The deal was closed on Saturday but
had for some time previous been under
way and kept secret. The purchase
price has not been given out, but is of
course very large. Mr.. Emery is New
York Millionaire who has purchased
other property in this locality. This is
the largest real estate transfer which
has been made in Pasadena for some
time.
The baseball boys are trying once
more to put baseball before the public
In hopes that better support will be
given the game than 1t has received In
Pasadena in the past. There are some
crack players in the city who only need
practice to distinguish themselves and
their town. A meeting was held in the
Brunswick billiard hall this evening for
the arrangement OF the preliminaries.
The Misses Ashley have gone to San
Francisco again in hopes of obtaining
some settlement with e. ]. Baldwin.
kilograms have been received inquiring
for them, but they left very quietly. Tele-
grams say that the women are disguised
and staying at the Baldwin under as
sumed names. Their object is to see
Baldwin and get him to sign a certain
agreement for the support Of Miss Lii
ian Ashley's child.
The local lodge Of the order Of United
Workmen attended in body the funeral
services of Albert G. Kendall at Rey-
nolds & Van Nuy's parlors yesterday
afternoon. Rev. H. e. Ward officiated
and interment was made in Mountain
View cemetery.
Harry Kinsley, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kinsley of North Moline
avenue, died Saturday and the funeral
was held at 10 o'clock this morning, Rev.
McKittrick officiating.
Miss Olaf Kararer, the little Esquimo
woman, appears Friday evening at tn.
tabernacle in the Y. M. c. A. course.
The members Of the Pasadena and Los
Angeles Hearts club was entertained
this afternoon by Mrs. Lyman A. Craig
Of South Madison avenue. The house
was very prettily decorated and prizes
were awarded the winners in the games.
The regular club members were present.
PERSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry East expect to
leave tomorrow for their home in Mar
shaltown, Iowa.
B. F. Edwards of North Marengo
avenue leaves tomorrow for st. Louis.
I. N. Seares of Corona was in the city
on Sunday.
H. ]. Murtland and family left this
morning for Santa Barbara.
Messrs. Wood, Harris and Green re-
turned today from Catalina.
Mrs. Welch Of Franklin avenue left
today for San Francisco.
Mrs. ]. A. Chittenden left for San Jose
today with the remains of her husband.
Miss Cora Wheeler of Riverside was
the guest Of Miss Thrall on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright are visiting in
Glendora.