Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-25
PASADENA BODY HOLDS ITS
ANNUAL MEETING
MUCH PROGRESS EXHIBITED
Directors Elected and Committee Ap-
pointed to Assist Movement for
Securing Woman's College
for Southern California
Pasadena Agency.
i14 East Colorado street.

PASADENA. April 24.-The board Of
trade at its annual meeting last night
elected seven directors to serve the en-
suing year, as follows: D. M. Hinnard
s. NJ Munson j. o. McClament, A. j.
Bertonneu, M. p. Green, G. H. Hotal-
ing and c. D. Sargent
Upon calling the meeting to order
President ID. w. Herlihy submitted his
annual report, in which he referred to
the progress of the board and its un-
dertakings during the past year. He
announced that arrangements were now
being made for the annual banquet to
be held at the Hotel Maryland some
time between May 10 and May Is, and
that assurance had been given the
officers that former Mayor Carter H.
Harrison of Chicago would be present
and make an extemporaneous talk. This
announcement was received with hilari-
Gus applause.
The secretarys report shows the pres
ent membership of the board to be 547,
and that there is a surplus of s1990.56
in the treasury
The president appointed as a special
committee Professor George e. Hale,
II. l. Steuart, w. r. Stats, Arthur
Fleming and j. H. Mcbride, for the
purpose of assisting in the general
movement to secure a woman's college
for Southern California. Pasadena will
make an effort to secure this institu-
tiou.
During the intermission for counting
the ballots Judge Klamroth made a
plea for the support of the Pasadena
hospital and at the close of his re-
marks it was suggested that a sub
scription paper be circulated to secure
new memberships to the hospital asso-
citation at S. each. The result of this
canvass added fifty-seven new names
to the hospital support, as we'll as a
substantial addition to the finances of
the institution.
The election of directors was con-
Quoted by ballot, the list of candidates
being as follows: d. M. Linnard, S.
M, Munson, j. .. McCament, A. j.
Bertonneu, C. H. Morris, DR.. Fl. C.
Palmer. M. P. Green, c. H. Hotaing
c. d. Sargent, Kingsley Stevens, w. S.
Windham and w. Scott Way.
Woodmen viii Entertain
At the Hotel Maryland. Tuesday
evening, Pasadena Woodmen will en-
tertain the visitors to the head camp
who attended the sessions of that body
at Los Angeles last week. The affair
will be an informal luncheon and DR..
H. A. Fisk has been selected as toast
master. Major Henry Ramel will well
come the visitors in behalf of the
mayor and other speakers will be as
follows: John H. Foley, present head
consul: Judge /. l. Boak of Denver,
head consul-elect; Rev. Robert J. Bur-
dette, Rev. S. G. Durham, B. M. Carr
OF Denver; Prof. w. c. Hawley of
Salem, Ore. head manager; A. B.
Keith of Butte, Mont, past head con-
sui; c. V. Bensin of Fort Collins, Colo,
head manager; T. G. Veale of Pasa-
dena, past head consul; Judge H. C.
Elliott of Washington, head auditor;
Mrs. Van Orsdall, grand guardian,
Women of Woodcraft
The city commissioners today adopt
ed a resolution of thanks to Mayor
Vedder, upon his retirement as execu-
tive officer of that body, extolling his
courtesy and punctuality at all meet
ings. The resignation of e. r. Braley
as a member of the commission was
accepted, to take effect at once, in
order than he can assume his duties as
councilman at large on May l. An
other member who goes out of office
at the forthcoming change in the city
administration is E. c. Hotaling. The
incoming mayor fills both vacancies.
The commissioners granted the au-
thority of special policeman to e. r.
Gray of the Humane society. The ap-
plieation of w. j. Alexander for a
place on the police department, was or
dered filed, and also that of Charles
Nelson. who wants place on the fire
department
Pasadena Sundries
The Pasadena Hospital associatio
is rither to the extent of $1,000 through
the generosity of i. V. Harkness, Of
1901 South Orange Grove avenue, who
forwarded check to Judge II. H.
Klanroth, secretary of the hospital
boaId as an Easter greeting,
Constable Wallis was successful IN
his Trip to Santa Barbara after Sapul-
vedo, the Mexican wanted for partici-
pathg in the cock fights of year
aga Sapulvedo gave a 5000 bond To
appear before Justice Klamroth.
Harry II. Baker and Miss Mary I1.
Dithl were married at the Lake avenue
Cda regational church parsonage yes
teddy by Rev. Stephen c. Barton.
Miss Ida Anderson was bridesmaid
aAd James Diehl was best man.
The new board of directors of the
Tournament of Roses association fail
ed to elect a president at this after
Moons meeting and the election so
far as this office is concerned. was
postponed for one week. At today's