Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-15
The Fair Last Night.

The attendance a. the fair last night was
very large. The singing section of the
Turnverein was present and gave some
very fine vocal music that was loEdly ap-
plauded. Among the numerous ladies,
candidates for office. and other visitors OBJ
served last night were o. W. Childs ir., ac-
companicd by his two charming sisters.
Jim Kays was doing the grand with his
new silk hat aud making everything lively.
Charley White, the genial Southern Pa
cific agent, did not attend last evening. He
was at the lodge.
Miss Ada Beatteay was accompanied by
Miss May Mickey, and was deeply interested
in the Baldwin relrigerators exhibited by
Peek & Ruggles.
Seth owens, the accommodating clerk at
the Nadeau, entered the hail accompanied
by Dick Schiedelin. about o'clock,
f II. Barclay only staid an hour or so. No
Monte Vista lots were on exhibition, but he
will soon have their proceeds in bank.
Miss Kinney and lady friend sat in the
gallery most OF the time.
Joseph Duncan jr. and wife were enjoying
refreshments.
ner, w. l.. Growall. lie was faultlessly at
tired as usual.
M. Dodsworth spent most of the evening
examining the fruit and vegetable display.
line that astonished even Mr.. Dodsworth.
The smiling face of &. j. Griffith was seen
among the noticeable and genial looking
visitors, He was accompanied by Miss X.
Mesmer
Mr.. Benchly and wife greatly ad mired the
isplay of Henry B1rhmann.
The charming face of Miss Laura Chauvin
was seen in the galley. A handsome and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Ruggles were present
and enjoyed the music very much. Mrs.
Ruggles is very stylish brunette and was
very neatly attired.
Miss Martha Heinsch sat with party OF
friends In the gallery.
There was an absence OF the dudes.
The genial doorkeeper was kept busy last
night.
greatly admired by the crowds.
Mr.. Cooke, of Cooke & Wiseman, was on
hand as usual. admiring the beauties of ma
ture and art.
Francisco, was promenading with very
pretty lady escort
Miss Allie Soules aud Miss Olstein criti-
cally examined the needle and fancy work.
Mrs Walter 8. Moore and Mrs. Walter ).
Maxwell we're in attendance yesterday af-
ternoOn.
early.
panied by his wife, was much interested in
| The agricultural display. especially the hops
c. G. A. Cofman, the raiser OF blooded
st )ck at Ranchito, was on hand as usual.
| Mr. Coffman takes great interest in the fairs.
| Mayor Spence considered the exhibition
Ben f Ward and his brother. W. r. 4
| Ward, were inspecting the crys;alized
| fruits Ben is u regular attendant.
| DR. ShOrb and wife, and DR.. owens, were
conversing on the msin floor.
Ed. II. Baer the popular druggist was
sdmiring the ladies in the gallery.
| Frank Schumacher was accompani ed by
his sister, Mrs. Preuss.
Henry Bruning was in the gallery.
August Steinike vi-ited the fair yesterday
afternoon accompanied by very pretty
young girl. a., ,,
sitting in tne gallery.
G. 9. Cleveland. the affable manager oil
the Barnard and Benedict Fruit tCrystalizine
Company. was busily engaged with the
youug ladies that were sampling his goods
Harry Valentine, of course, was there In
his most genial mood.
The manly form OF Harvey I. d. Wilson
| of Houston, Texas, was seen promenadini
the main floor. Harvey made acritical ex
animation of the horticultural displa,
and pronounced 1t a success. He was &C
companied by his father, james L. ID
wilson
Tonight big crowd is expected. |
The exhibitors were we'll pleased Will
last nights attendance and exhibits.
, To-day the light infantry hold tho for I i
the afternoon.