Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-10
MANY VISIT THE
THROOP EXHIBIT
MANY INTERESTING FEATURES
ARE SHOWN
TROPHIES WON BY ATHLETES
Members Of the Faculty complete
plans for Vaeatloh-Banquet to
Or. Newkirk Of University OF
Southern California
TROPHIES WON BY ATHLETES
Pasadena Agency,
ia East Colorado Street.

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PASADENA, June 9.-The exhibit OF
the work of the students of Throop in
stitute attracted more than ordinary
interest today. one of the chief exhi-
bits includes all The trophies won by
the various athletic teams of the
school One of these is large banner
won at the southern interscholastic
field meet at Pomona last year. Woou
carving Is shown in the faculty room'
and the class in cooling served all the
dainties of the oven. The exhibition of
the grammar department includes
chalk work of fruit and vegetables ana
CLAW modelling of ANNALS in action as
we'll as vegetables. The sloyd depart
ment shows tables of exceptionable
value Mans of Los Angeles county
show the natural products as outlined
by the fourth gradt
The art exhibit Is shown In Stickney
Memorial hall. which was the attraction
for MANY visitors totight. The art dis
play consists of sculpture and sketches
from nature some bf the latter being
excellent likenesses of California HOW
er gardens. The M;ndolin clubs treated
visitors to excellen. music during the
evening hours.
Faculty's Vacation Plans
Members of the faculty of Throop
have about concluded plans for their
vacation. Dean chamberlain leaves
Sunday for the eaa, where he will visit
the Eastern Manual Training associa"
tion at Newark, N j.; the National Ed
vocational association at Asbury Park
and the American Institute of Instruc-
tion at Portland Me-, Prof. Ernest
Batcheder will % to Portland. Ore, to
look after the educational exhibit, and
after that he viii make short tour
of Europe. Prof Clarence Quinn will
go east. Miss Virginia Pease will re-
main on the coas visiting the beach re-
sorts Miss GrSe Dutton will attend
the Chautauqua at Long Beach. Miss
Mabel Himrod will go to Illinois and
Nebraska. Prf. J. C. Miller will at
tend summer shool at Berkeley. Prof.
Joseph Grinnel will go to the noun
tains. Prof. Walter w. Martin will re-
main at Long Seach. Prof. N. G. Felix
er will spend some time near Santa
Paula
Banqu& to Dr.. NeWkirk
At the Caa Grande last night the
faculty of tie University of Southern
California give banquet in honor of
DR.. Garrett Newkirk, who has retired
as dean. Al informal program of re-
marks by hose present made up the
entertainment of the evening. AT the
table were L. E. Ford, dean elect; G. d.
Lockwood. III. c. Smith, l.. J. Stabler,
III. G. AtSater, ]. D. Moody. F. E.
Mueller, J w. Gray, r. D. Robinson,
William Jeob, E. Jordan, c. e. Jarvis
and DR.. Newkirk.
Pasadena Brevities
A gasdine stove exploded at % West
Green street. this morning, calling out
the fire which eXtinguished
the blaje with but little damage.
The convention hall committee will
hold ameeting at the Hotel Maryland
Monday evening.
Mary delegates to the Knights of Co.
Iumbis convention at Los Angeles visit
ed PASADENA today and for their re-
cepton the church of st. Andrew was
KEEP open, with a reception committee
in tharge.
Principal w. H. Holland Of the Gar
fed school entertained the pupils of
the eighth grade. The professor was
asreeably surprised upon being present
ei with a seal ring by his pupils as
token of esteem and best wishes.
The local lodge of colored Knights of
Pythias entertained delegation of Wis
iting brothers from Los Angeles to-
night. The visitors were accompanied
by a band, which paraded Colorado
street with much eclat.