Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-11
THE GRAND FINALE.
The Flower Festival Closed
in Triumph.
THE LADIES' GREAT WORK.


Closing Scenes.
Last night the ladies' closed their two
weeks greatest OF all the flower exhibits
since the angels went out OF the bust
ness at the destruction Of the primeval
Eden. Some OF the contributors oil
flowers, the Presidents address, the re-
ceipts Of the several booths up to noon
Of Saturday, follow;
CONTRIBUTORS AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
San Gabriel and Alhambra-Mrs j.
De Barth Shorb, Mrs. Purcell, Mrs. N.
Il. Strong Of Pomona, Mrs. f. q. Story,
Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Hslstead, Mrs. Wat
kins, Mrs. DIR. Kellogg, Mrs. A. G.
Weeks, Mrs. C. f. White of Pomona.
Mrs. VIM. r. White, rose; Mrs. Jas.
G. Rays, roses; Mrs. Il. R. Richmond,
roses and geraniums; Mrs. Eldred, roses
and geraniums; Mrs Packard, roses and
geraniums; Mrs. Weinshank. callas and
roses; Mrs. Hutchinson, lilies and gera-
NUNS; Mrs. Hollenbeck, exquisite
roses; Mrs. Arey, special roses,
callas and other flowers; Mrs. w.
w. Lowe, Long Beach, roses and DALLAS;
Mrs. Roberts, Long Beach, beautiful
flowers; Mrs. HEAVIER, Boyle Heights,
rs varieties OF roses, 10 varieties OF car.
nations, heliotrope, HIBISCUS and mag
nolia fuscetia; Mrs. Knowlton,
East Jefferson street, basket Of beautiful
roses; Miss Anna Fisher, callas and
{ fuchsias: Mrs. w. II. Mace, beautiful
roses; Mrs. Hancock Johnston, East Los
Angeles, box Of roses for special exhibit;
Nine. V. Chevallier, beautiful flowers;
Mrs. Alexander Campbell. East Los An
geles, all choice roses; Fern Park, Chaly-
beate Springs, Laurel cafion. beautiful
ferns and flowers. Mr.. wager, who
lives in Laurel canon, near the Cahuenga
Pass, came twelve miles through the
rain and brought choice collections
picked by Mrs. M. L. wager, Miss Lucy
wager aud the Misses Doss. The flow
ers include lace and maiden-hair ferns,
twenty varieties of wild flowers, and
cultivated flowers without number.
Mr.. Yagers enterprise and liberality is
greatly commended by the lady managers.
Mrs. Is. Chandler, Mrs. J. II. Schenck,
Mrs. j. NJ. Kullner, Miss Ward, Mrs.
H. B. Trimble and Mrs. Rulo, all Of
Boyle Heights, great many fine flow
ers. Mrs. T. II. Ward, of the same
place, also sent fine roses and calas.
Mrs. o. H. Bliss, cut flowers, jasmnes,
roses in variety, dioma. geraniums,
burgmansia, swavolens, heliotrope,
sweet alyssum. rose geraniums.
Mrs. j. s. O'Neil, Ninth street, 225
roses, thirty different varieties, as
named: Madame Jean Sisley, Madame
de VAUDEVILLE, Louise de la REEVE, Sou
venir de Theresa Levet, Isabella Grey,
Safrano, VerdiHora, La Marque. White
Microphylla, Solfaterre, Terese Gene
way, Madame Camelia, Madame Berard.
Bon Silene, Lord Palmerston, Comlene
de Brabautine, Hermssa, Celine Feres-
tier. General de Tartas, Gloire de Dion,
Duchesse de Thuringe, Duchesse de
Brabant, Empress Eugene. Madame
Jules Margottin, Miss May Pearl, Pink
Daily, Madame Maria Roe, Lord
Raglan, Madame George Swartz,
nations, varieties; pelargonium,
4 varieties geraniums, 20 va
rieties; amaryllis, | variety; violets, 2
varieties, besides cut flowers of all shades;
Mrs. Buffum, Spring street. special roses;
Mr.. Wright, roses; Mrs. j. M. Stewart,
basket OF roses; Miss Gum, basket of
roses; Mrs. j. G. Burns, basket full of
sweet alyssum; Mrs. Weld, Cahuengs,
$40 violets, and other flowers; Mrs. II.
A. Junkins, San Pedro street, 81 varie
ties OF roses, great quantities of marguer-
ties, orange blossoms and other flowers;
Mrs. H. Shaw, San Pedro street, roses
and quantities OF lilies; Mrs. John Will
son, San Pedro street, variety and great
quantity Of flowers; Mrs. Godfrey, Adj
ans street, Lamarque roses; Miss Sey-
mour, Adams street. variety of flowers;
Mrs. P. +. Ebert. DAILY street, roses and
lilies; Mrs. Grebe, New High street,
beautiful flowers; Mrs. Noble, Bunker
Hill avenue, Indian pinks in quite q
quantity; Ralph Hagan, basket of beau
tIful roscbuds; Mrs. Haverstick. South
Spring street, one thousand Safrano
roses and buds-from one tree; Mrs. g.
N. Williams, 1917 s. Main street. sent
10 half dozen bouquets of choice roses
and other flowers; Mrs. w. s. Taylor,
Vernon, basket of lilies and pretty
bunch OF roses; Miss Lydia Vickery, cut
roses; Mrs. Morsis, San Bernardino,
Cobsa scandens and other flowers; Mrs.
Carney, East Los Angeles, roses, violets.
Heterogeneous and other flowers; Mrs.
3reen for st. PauPs Church school, bas-
ket OF roses; Mrs. Bouton, box
pf roses; Mrs. Horace Bell, bas-
ket of choice roses; Miss Bes-
ale BIZ, exquisite roses and
yiolets; Miss Reddin, from the country,
beautiful roses; Mrs. William F. Gros-
ser. variety OF flowers; Mrs. A. N.
Hamilton. Mrs. s. II. Marlett, Mrs. T.
Rowan, Mrs. w. p. Mcintosh and Mrs.
N. j. Wade, choice assorted flowers;
Mrs. Hayden Mcclellan and daughter,
exquisite roses for the special rose
booth; Mrs. Nj. A. Helpenstine, beauti-
full roses and asserted flowers; Mona
Ferner, large bunch safrano roses; Mrs.
Hunt, Pasadena, basket exquisite
variety cut flowers; Mrs. II. L.
Cook. basket of choice roses; Mrs.
William Lacy, East Los Angeles,
roses; Mrs. Richard Dunnigan, a large
quantity OF roses, pansies, marguerites,
and an exquisite bunch Of chromatella
and Duchesse de Brabant roses, beauti-
fully arranged; Mrs. j. Heuber, Gala
lilies and mixed flowers; Mrs. Coulter.
cut flowers; Mrs. Worthington, basket
OF roses; Mrs. Stilson, verbenas; Mrs.
J. P. widney, basket Of roses; Mrs. G.
| +. Harper, an exquisite floral harp for
the University booth; Mrs. Smith,
basket Of fine geraniums for the Mission
T Church; Mrs. o. w. Childs, basket of
| choice flowers.
SPECIAL ROSE EXHIBIT.
Mrs. r. Goss, Refine Marie Henriette;
Mrs. r. Martin. La Sylphide; Mrs. w,
Taylor, Vernon, Marechal Mel; Mrs.
| w. W. Parlin, Refine dor, Eloise de
. Rosemaines: Archduke Charles, Bon
silene, Louis Philippe, Comtesse Ria
du Pare, Giant Of Battles, America,
| Marie van Houtte, Safrano, Hermoss.
| Alba, Rosea, Uniflora; Mr.. Haverstiok,
Cloth Of Gold, Refine Marie Henriette;
Refine dor.
The bootblacks and newsboys to the
number of nearly half a hundred were
ct tho fair yesterday afternoon. The
little fellows marched orderly through
the building, inspecting every booth and
went to the ice-cream stand, where Mrs.
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