The herald., 1898-10-14
PASADfNA'S WELCOME
PREPARATIONS FOR
RECEPTION OF COMPANY
A Banquet and Reception on Monday
Night-Development Of Water.
An Ice Plant

PASADENA, Oct 13-(Offlce Of The
Herald, 16 West Colorado street; telephone
Red 675.) Arrangements are now perfected
for the reception to the boys Of Company /.
the various committees having met in joint
session this morning and arranged the de-
tails. James Campbell acted as chairman
of the meeting and J. c. Bradnard was Sc
looted as secretary. Thomas Farley, chair
man of the subscription committee, turned
over to the treasurer, Mrs. McCament.
$3.50, as the result Of the work Of his as
soc!ates and himself in collecting funds
Mrs. Conrad reported that her committee
would furnish refreshments to theI public
at popular prices. the money to go towards
helping tha boys, and that the dinner for
the boys would be served at the audito-
rum.
The committee on refreshments at the
auditorium consists of Mrs. Conrad, Mrs.
Buddington, Mrs. W. Richardson, Miss
Bristol. Mrs Carrie Huff and Mrs. Croner.
This committee has selected theI follow
Ing young ladies' to act as mattresses at the
general meeting: Misses Hattie Smith,
Edna Croner, Nellie Patten, Bessie HUFF,
Carri Downing, Mertfe Bonner, Clara
Buddrngton Maud Glenn, Nellie Bristol,
Iva Shafer, Alice Bristol Sadie McMurtry.
Mamie Plant. Agnes Petrie. Grace Metcalf
Mary Brenner, Hattie Palmer, Hattie Tai
man, Ewing
The chairman Of the hospitality commit
tee reported that correspondence had been
entered into with the members OF the
company, but no list of boys who would
need help could be furnished until after
they arrived here. Any who could give
work or home for time is requested to
communicate with some member Of the fol-
lowing committee: w. s. MeMck, chair
man; John Mcdonald, Mrs. s. r. Woods.
Mrs. Terpenning. Mrs. H. H. Massey, W.
H. Wiley, L. B. Palmer, w. s. Wdndham
Mrs. M. c. Hester. Mrs. o. e. Nay, ]. A.
Buchanan. Mrs. Benz. Jarvis, Al He!ss,
Prof. A. l.. Hamilton. r. M. Washburn
and s. w. Wilson
hold the reception to Company on Mon
day evening, the 18th inst. The dinner will
be in G. A. r. hall.
After the dinner the company will form
and march to the auditorium, escorted by
the Amerdcus club and Troop D, in full
uniform. President Edwards of the board
OF trade will welcome the boys at the audi
pcted to make remarks are Hon. H. H.
Markham, j. A. Buchanan, DR.. Norman
Bridge andl Maj N. s. Bangham.
Water and Ice
City Engineer Clapp and J. B. Lppin-
oott. the hydraulic engineer lately engaged
by the city, have been today driving to the
different grounds and looking over the
sources Of supply for the municipal water
works.
E. c. Webster reports that enough SUBJ
scriptions for stock have been secured to
provide all the funds necessary for the
establishment of an ice manufacturing
plant and that the buildings will be erect
ed and machinery set UP in time for next
summers trade.
Pasadena Brevities
The committee Of the National Teachers
association was met this morning and
driven over the city In a tallyho and then
taken on the electric car to the Echo Noun
tain house.
A. K. Nash started paper Of protest
against the Terrace avenue Improvement
this morning. The B1inn Lumber COMPANY
filed Its protest, saying that The saidI I'M
provement would cost them an assessment
Of $151.90 and be of no benefit to them.
Judge Merriam, J. p. vansclsle, A. G.
Thurston, DR.. j. N. Chaney and H, r.
Porter have each built one-room cottage
In the canyon east Of Echo mountain,
where they can go for rest and recupera-
ton.
DR.. Abbott returned with his mother
and sister on Tuesday from trip to his
ranch in San Diego county. They will re-
side on North Los Robles avenue.
Privates Santongue, Bartholemy and
Reed of Company L, who have been sick
IN the San Francisco hospital are now
much improved. Reed and Bartholemy be-
ing able to be up and Ground.
James Buchanan's return yesterday was
a surprise to his parents. who were in Los
Angeles attending the Woman's parlia-
ment. The ladies of the Red Cross sent a
committee Of their number to greet him.
The ladies of the Red Cross will hold an
all day meeting tomorrow a t the headuuar-
ters to prepare for the banquet and recep-
tion to be given Company l.
T. P. -Lukens has purchased an acre of
land in Bear valley near Gus Knights
and is putting UP log house for summer
resort.
The Lake avenue congregational church
last evening passed resolutions Of regret
at the resignation of their pastor, Rev.
Allen Hastings, and recommended him to
either Christian workers.