Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-03-30
FLOWER FESTIVAL.
Complete List Of Booths
and Committees.
STILL HARD AT WORK.
The Beautiful Display Taking
Definite Shape-The Open
ing Tonight.

ing Tonight.
At the Main street entrance Is the
Office OF the President, Mrs. X. NJ. Wild
ney, and the Entry Clerk, Mrs. DIR. Ha-
gan. Here everything for the Exhibit is
received and a record kept Of it by the
Entry Clerk.
At the Fourth street entrance is the
Office Of the Committee on Supplies and
Printing, Mrs. d. G. Stephens and Miss
NJ. e. Mcclellan. Through this office
everything needed for the work of the
Festival is provided, from old tin eansto
electric light, and from items Of news
for the reporter to the papers in which
they are published.-
In the center is the San Gabriel and
Alhambra department. The work OF
this booth is satisfactorily progressing
under the management of Mrs. J. c.
Newton, Mrs. James Foord, Miss NJ.
Fette, Mrs. Mccormick, Miss Kate Ste
vens, Miss X. D. Sessions, MIR. +. Q.
storey and Mr.. A. q. Weeks. The
Mission San Gabriel Church will be rep
resented, and the wild flowers of the
valley collected by the school children
will form prominent feature of the ex-
hibit.
Contributions of flowers and working
material have been received as follows,
to-day:
Mr.. f. L. Williams, geraniums, YER
bonas, marguerites.
Mrs. A. B. Chapman, callas, gerani-
ums, smlax, marguerites.
Mrs. II. IL. Stevens, yerbenas, mar
gueritea, yellow jasmine.
Mrs. b. Richardson, roses, smilax,
lilac, tamarAk.
Miss Edna PercIval, roses, wild flow
ers, geraniums.
Mrs. j. O. Newton, orange blossoms.
Mrs. l.. j. Rose, roses, orange bios
SONS.
Miss Mamie Wilson, callas, orange
blossoms, geraniums, etc.
Mrs. James Foord, geraniums and
Marguerites.
From the cafiona Of I'll Milino have
been collected six varieties of ferns by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gray and Mrs.
| Hackett.
Mr.. Il. s. Maybery. terms, palms,
DALLAS, evergreens.
Donations of red geraniums are ear
nestly solicited to keep tho tile roof of
the San Gabriel Church in repair.
ON THE RIGHT.
The Boyle Heights exhibit, under the
charge OF Mrs. NJ. III. HEAVIER, assisted by
Mrs. q. Cummings, Miss Mary Santee
and Mrs. w. IL. Workman.
The Pansy Booth, Mrs. b. #. Porter
in charge, assisted by Misses May Sea-
mans, May Porter, Mary Banning aud
Sadie Porter.
Variety Booth, in charge of Mrs. J. W.
Gillette and Mrs. w. w. Widney, as
sisted by Miss Kate Marshall, OF Chicago,
Miss Helen Widney, Mrs. Winans and
Miss Hanna.
Variety Booth, in charge of Mrs. c. A.
Mcdonnell, assisted by Mrs. d. Nj. vii.
der, Mrs. M. S. Baker and Miss Hanna.
Candy Booth. in charge of Miss Victo-
ria Wilmer, assisted by the Misses Nor
ford and others.
The Quaker Dairy, in charge of Mrs.
". S. Maxwell and Mrs. w. s. Moore,
| ihalobtu ny hf6. W. OOuh, hlboCS
Mile We'll, Embody and Lita Maxwell.
The lemonade stall in charge of Mrs.
Grandin, Mrs. j. k. DePuy and Miss
Sadie johnson.
Exhibit by st. Paul's School, in charge
of Rev. Mr.. Jeffries and Mr.. Mckiernan,
assisted by the boys.
The soda fountain, in charge of Miss
Edith Hadley and Miss Bella Cock.
A special exhibit of hot house plants
by Mrs. Seiber.
The Ventura exhibit in charge of Mrs.
Shepherd, assisted by her son and
daughter, and two young ladies whose
names are not yet learned.
The floral temple from Orange, in
charge of Miss Minnie Joslin, assisted
by Misses Ida Condit and Minnie Bryan
and Mrs. A. b. Clark.
The Citrus Booth, also contributed by
Orange, and in charge of Mr.. Fl. L.
Gardner, assisted by Messrs. M b.
Chubb, G. Ii. Parker, G. c. Hagar, b.
Davis, A. West and George Massey.
On the left is the booth Of dubious
plants, in charge of Mrs. Il. L. Hough,
assisted by Mrs. MeQnillen and the
Misses Wagner, Clifford, Pierpont,
Montgomery, Bereman and Payne.
The special rose exhibit, in charge of
Mrs. II. III. Boyce, assisted by Mrs. Il.
A. Gibson, Mrs. Il. I. Wright, Mrs. f.
B. Millar, Mrs. De Lancey Kane and
Miss Ramsdell.
A Variety Booth, in charge of Mrs. p.
Lazarus, assisted by Mrs. z. z. Clark
and the Misses Edith Kramer, Esther
Goslinsky, Lille Straus, Louise Lazard,
Jennie COIN, Lidia Newmark, Estelle
Hellman and Birdie Dunkleberger.
The Button.hole Bouquet Booth, in
charge of Misses Martha and Helen
Dodsworth, assisted by Mrs. DIR. Wise
and Misses Pearl Mckinney, Grace Prid-
ham, Flora Baldwin and Daisy Austin.
The Ice Cream Booth, in charge of
Mrs. Chas. Prayer, assisted by Mes
DANES Phil Hirschfeld, f. j. Gilmore,
PEBBLES, Weight, and Misses kittie For
man, Clapp and Richardson.
The Santa Ana Exhibit. in charge of
Miss Lulu Edwards, assisted by Mrs.
Chamberlinand the Misses George Mott,
Eshman, Laura and M. Meyers, Adele
O'Melveny, Nettie Schilling, Sallie
Miles and Louise Jones.
The Cafe, in charge of Mrs. Spencer
Evans, assisted by Mesdames A. s. Rob
bins, G.. + Connat, Mary Lewis, Har-
rell, M. A. Hoadley, Misses Susie
Mathes and Crane, Mrs. j. NJ. Fair
childs and IL. C. Austin, and Misses
Kate Morford and Carson,
Tustin Booth, in charge of Mrs. M. J.
Bundy, assisted by Miss Grace Snow
and Mr.. B. knight, an artist now in Los
Angeles but recently of Tustin.
The first floral offering was received
to-day from Mrs. j. G.. White, OF YER
non, and was composed of marguerites,
pansies, roses pinks, daisies, mignonette
and heliotrope.
Libretos of the floral procession, in
Guiding a description of the NEUROLOGICAL
characters represented and the original
songs to be sung, have been printed and
will be forlsale at the office of supplies
and printing, for 5 cents copy.
The Tabernacle will be opened at
o'clock, and the Floral March will begin
at s o'clock
No persons except the members of
committees and Others having business
there will be admitted through the day
to-day (Tuesday,)
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All who are to take part in the Floral
March are requested to be at the Taber.
nacle at 6 p, NJ. sharp to-day, in full cos.
tune. Entrance at rear door.
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS.