Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-03
CLUB WOMEN ARE
THE EXHIBITORS
PASADENA ARTS AND GRAF IS
DISPLAY
second Annual Event by Ladies OF
Shakespeare Club Proves At
tractlve and Popular and
Closed Tonight
Pasadena Agency.
II North Raymond ANehue'
Telephone Main 1l4H

PASADENA, March 2.-f estei Ntis &c, a
and today have been busy DAYS ds w.
Shakespeare club house because oi
second annual arts ana Clai - .S-lr,e
tion which has occupied the hahusoill1S AZ
anditorium of the building ana WlllG.
has caused a constant stream OF people
70 ,,isit and admire the interesting en-
hibit there. Last year the cluo "u.Ils' tir..
s,ave similar exhibit during one a1ter. y.
Room entirely of articles expressive OIL
women's work. The following sectloliS g
together with the women IN chaISe "a
each indicate the greater extent dt9 any
variety of this years eXhlplti 80 '
china and furniture, Mrs. M. Rosen-
haunn. new china, Mrs. Harrison; ~
alan baskets, Mrs. Slate; old BOOKS
tinues Mrs, Nichols: photographs MISS
xeenv. Dictures, Mrs. Julia Leonard
oId oi,ilts Mrs. Chamberlain; embrolo-
e,ies old and new, Mrs. Dexter; IN
dian baskets, Mrs. Slate; old Doohs'
Miss Hand: miscellaneous, MIS- Noltll-
run: tea, Mrs. Witherill; ice crealil'
Mrs Jarvis Mrs. FREQ w. Au9.1,' Aieto
was general chairman of the committee
in charge. An interesting feature OIL
The exhibit was two valuable Chlnese
rugs loaned by Hon. Il. H. Conger, ia.e
II s. minister to China. The eXhipl-
tion closed tonight with the renderliS
of clever little farce, "A Day at tne
Know-it-all Club" the different paris
being taken clevery by ladies of the
Shakespeare club.
Names Annexation Committee
President d. NJ. Linnard announces
the appointment of the following Doaru
of trade committee on annexation anu
public improvement" Seward a
Sirnons, chairman: Councilman 1. .,
Ashby. Thomas Farley, Assemblymah
John A. Goodrich and former CITY & E&u-
gineer T. d. Allin. The first matlei
which this important committee WIN
be called upon to take up Is I,le Ply ply,
osition of annexing the East PasadeHd
district to the city of Pasadena, Whlcn
was agreed to last night by the east
side residents as announced III lni9
mornings Herald. The people hVlis
+o the east of Pasadena are in earnest
in seeking annexation and do not pro-
pose to allow any sectional dlnereilcc9
TO destroy their chances of becoming
part of the greater Pasadena The com
mittee appointed by a former nneetn.S I,.S
nm the east side will consult with the
board of trade committee appointed
TODAY as to the most eXpediouS way OF
securing annexation and it was aSreeu
last night that at the meeting on
next Tuesday evening the majority
shall decide finally as to the bound
aries. A fair vote will settle this mat
fer forever. The two committees VIII
probably get together within a teW
davs and outline their work.
Many Entries Made
The last entries for Pasadena's sec
ond annual horse show were placed IN
the hands of the committee last night
and today were being rapidly whipped
into shape for the official program
which it is hoped to have ready for dis
tribution a few days before the open
ing of the show, March S. 1t is re-
ported that the number of these entries
is far in excess of those at last years
show and that nothing can now pre-
vent the show being a grand success as
far as numerous and attractive entries
can make it such. A force of men was
set TO work today putting up the re-
ullired tents at Tournament park Tor
use during the show. Two large tents
and over a dozen smaller ones are
staked out for the accommodation OF
the waiting entries and the attending
grooms. The three tiers of boxes in
the grand stand will be faced with
blue. red and yellow waterproof bunt-
ing and many gay streamers will
futter from the top of the stand. 1t
is stated tonight that the management
has arranged with the Grafton Tours
people to run through cars from the
Pacific Electric building in Los Angeles
direct to the Tournament park during
all three days of the show. Ample
accommodation will be made for all
who wish to attend from the Angel
City.