Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-21


Southern California and Arizona
The Nellie Boyd combination
played to another full house at TURF
Verein Hall last night and render
ed the "Ticket Of Leave Man" mos
acceptably. They appear again to-
night, but in what play, not hav'
ing . programme at hand, we are
unable to say. OF one thing, how.
ever, our citizens may rest assured
that, whatever the play, and oil
those mentioned In their repertoire
are good, 1t will be we'll presented
and thoroughly represented.
The interest In the Horticultural
Fair continues undated, the at
tendance at the Pavilion yesterday
being almost as large as on the
previous day. Some exhibits were
added and changes made In the dis
position Of the displays already on
exhibition, notably in that from
San Diego, which Mr.. Frank A.
Kimball entirely remodeled, Civ
Ing to the large collection from
that section . much more artistic
arrangement.
The balls given by the Los An.
geles Guards and the Acme Base
Ball Club to their visitors-ths
San Bernardino Cavalry and the
San Diego Base Ball Club-were
two of the most enjoyable social
events that have taken place In
Los Angeles this season. The ball
Of the Guards was given at Armory
Hall and that OF the Acmss at
Union Hall and the merriment
was kept up at both places until an
early hour this morning.
The New England kitchen il
taxed 10 its utmost to supply Its
throng OF guests with lunch at
noon each day and is also we'll
patronlzed in the evening. Moth
Ing lie left undone by the ladies to
make the Kitchen one of the most
attractive places In the great Hall
and they are deserving of all the
patronage that they can get. The
commandments Of Orphans Fort,
Mrs. Stephens, will always be
found at the entrance to receive Is
cents for substantial lunch. The
Old Folks' concert was we'll attend
ed last evening in the Kitchen.
Thfs evening an Old.fashiOned
husking bee will take place In the
Kitchen, to be followed with an old
folks' country dance and games.
Don't fail to see it.
The stock parade at the Park yes.
terday morning was q magnificent
one. The thoroughbreds, includ-
ing Baldwin's Mollie McCarty and
Roses fine horses, led off, followed
by a mum Der Of draft and farm
horses, including the Percheron
studs on exhibition. Then came
Younger's fine Durham stock
which have been brought here
from Santa Clara. The parade
was admired by all present. Every
stall in the Park is filled, and an
inspection of the live stock
on exhibition shows it to
be- one of the finest cards
Of this years. Fair. The people Of
this city ought to take more inter-
est than they seem to do in this de-
partment Of the Fair. There was
only comparatively few Of our citi-
Zens present at the parade this
morning.
Mr.. Payne finished taking views
of the Horticultural Fair yesterday
morning. A number Of good views
were taken showing some Of the
best displays at the Fair. Several
of the finest views were taken look
ing down the hall from the stage.
One sho VS. the magnificent display
OF fruit and flowers of the San Di.
ego exhibit, which was only com.
pleted yesterday morning. An
other shows the Tustin and Orange
display. The Pasadena pyramid
aud table, loaded with the products
Of its orchards, vineyards and gar
dens. formed the subject Of another
view. The beautiful cereal exhibit.
which forms the back ground OF the
stage, arranged by w. E. Will.
more. 1t was impossible to photo
graph satisfactorily on account Of
the dim light prevailing in the hall.
For the same reason many other
fine displays had to be omitted, A
number of objects that could be re-
moved to place Of good light were
photographed successfully. A list
Of the views made will be publishe ed
tomorrow. The stereoscopic views
will be sold by the young ladies Of
the New England Kitchen In the
art gallery to-day.