Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-03

| uethiueu At nome Dy tne Illness OF her
| husband.
The candy booth is one of the most
popular in the fair. These charm
ing young ladies sell candy as fast as It
can be put up. They had sold at noon
yesterday Sl25 worth Of confetti.
st. Pauls School was on hand with q
new supply Of flowers, which Mrs. H.
A. Unruh arranged in very beautiful
style.
The Soda Fountain is another very
busy place. As fast as the young ladies
can draw the delicious compound 1t
goes.
Mrs. Leiber, of East Los Angeles, has
pot OF diosma, or breath of Heaven, q
pot of tulip lily and one of lovely bigo-
MAS.
ORANGE
Comes to the front again and powerfully
aids, rlovely sister towns to keepthe rich
valley they are in right in the front ranks
of the finest displays Of the fair. Near
ly the whole booth was new yesterday.
The rail is trimmed with orange bios
SONS just opening from the bud. The
display OF fine roses was again daz-
zliDg sight in abundance and richness of
color. Among them were Marecbal
Niels and Safranos of splendid develop
ment. Many of the instruments were
made over and quite as pretty 10 their
effect as at first.
SAN GABRIEL
Ke-roofed the church and had magniii-
cent display Of wild flowers. The bro
dea capitalta was one of the new ones
Mrs. Hurlbut, OF Pasadena, sent an ex-
quisite lot OF flowers In from her charm
ing garden. Miss Ella Adams, Of San
Gabriel, sent great collection Of wild
flowers, and Mrs. Whiteman, Of the
same place, beautiful spray of the
Blackberry rose or Japanese Bridal
rose.
The booth in charge of Miss Kra-
msr and her charming young friends
is center of attraction at all hours.
Wild flowers were the feature there
yesterday and they were greatly ad-
mired.
THE BoUToNIERE
Booth is we'll cared for by the Misses
Dodsworth and their young friends.
These young ladies are very popular in
Los Angeles society aud their friends
crowd the booth all evening long. A
new feature yesterday was ship filed
with daisies and sailing on q sea Of roses.
The rigging Is Of smilax. 1t is lovely
design and exquisitely executed. There
is also bit of the cork tree from the
garden Of Mr.. Kerckhef on Main
street. Mrs. Gibbs Of Vernon, sent the
ladies lot of choice roses. On
one dish in this booth the report
er counted fifteen hundred daisies.
The fue blossom Of the fan palm, also
from Mr.. Kerckhoff's. drew great deal
Of attention.
A flower piece was sent in yesterday
by Mrs. K. Williams. OF Pasadena,
which was pronounced to be simply un-
surpassable in beauty. II was marked:
my mothers fax wheel, l00yearsold.
The old spinning wheel of the days OF
''Auld Lang Syne" is exquisitely trim
med with rare flowers.
THE SPECIAL ROSE BOOTH
Was all refreshed yesterday and the
roses arranged in even more beautiful
shape, II that were possible, than the
first day. Mrs. ID. @. stephens sent yes
terday bunch OF nephitos roses abso-
lutely perfect. There Is here q passion
flower Of transcendant beauty.
Roses contributed Friday for special
rose exhibit:
Mr.. Chalfant, Madame Pernei, Madame
Lombard, Ducbesse de Brabant.
Mrs. ID. G. Stephens, Niphetos.
Mrs. Lewis, Safrano.
Mrs. Boyce, La Superba, Beauty OF
Glazenwood, Marie Van Houtte.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hodgkins. safrano. Isabel
Sprunt, James Sprunt.
Mrs. s. Kenshaw, Louis Philippe, Alba
Rosea.
Mrs. 8. B. Scoville, Princesse Ste
phanie, Chromatilla, Homer.
Mrs. Il. I. Wright. Lamarque, Cant
of Battles, La Sylphide.
Mrs. l.. Mesmer. Chromatilla.
Mr. Straus, White Bon Silene.
Mrs. James Noel, East Los Angeles,
Bougere, Celine Forester, Marie Van
Houtte.
Mrs. s. Gibbs, Vernon, Bon Silene,
Duehesse de Brabant, Crown Prince. Isa-
bella sprunt, Mont Blanc, La France,
White Bon Silene. Coquette de Lyon.
Mrs. John 8. Carr, Marechai Mel.
Mrs. K. Grosser, Triomphe de Luxem-
I bourg.
Mrs. J. L. Robinson, Gen. Tartas,
Triomphe de Luxembourg, Perle des
Jardins, Safrano, Pierre Guiilot, Bis.
marck, Duchesse de Brabant.
Mrs. o. ". Childs, fine cluster Bcu-
gere.
Mrs. N. w. Holt, West Los Angeles,
William Francis Bennett.
Mrs. Galbraith, Pasadena Highlands,
Madame Lombard, Refine Marie Henri
stte, Marechal Mel.
Mrs. w. w. Parlip, Gloire de Dion,
Agrippina, Lamarque, Homer, America,
Adam, Madame Lombard, Riene d. Or,
Duchesse de Brabant, Aline Sisseley,
Bella, Safrano, Marie Van Houtte,
Gloire de Rosemaine.
Nine. Joseph Schwartz, Pierre Gulllot,
Celine Bruner, Triomphe de Luxem-
bourg.
Nine. Margottin. Malmaison, Sou
Fenir dc Mime. Pernet, Verdifiora,
Archeduke Nicholas.
Mrs. Polhamus. Wilmington, Black
Prince, pink buds name unknown, pot
of superb Marechal Mel.
Lewellyn Bixby. Prince Camille de
Rohan.
Mrs. p. IA. Downing, Wilmington,
Safranos and other varieties.
Mrs. w. II. kimball. Luxembourg,
/ Safrano.
Mrs. Victor Beaudry, Gloire de Dion,
| Marie Van Houtte, Lamarque, La
France, Madame Bernard.
Mrs. r. Williams, Pasadena, Marechal
Mel, veidifora, Coquette des Alps,
Archduke Charles, Aurora, Devon.
| iensis, Gloire de kosamond, Beauty OF
Glszenwood, Celine Forester, Monthly
Cabbage, Bougere, Lauretta, General de
Tartas, Comtesse Ria du Pare.
Mrs. NJ. t. Bundy, TustiD, Malmaison,
La Superba. Safrano, Luxembourg,
Gloire de Rosemaine, Aline Sissely.
Mrs. WIN. b. Prichard, East Lost An.
geles, Refine Marie Henriette. Agrippina,
Beauty of Glszenwood, White Daily,
Lamarque, Chromatella,
Mrs. c. f. Harper, West Los Angeles,
Adam, Marie Van Houtte, Homer, Rev
edier, Japanese Bridal Rose-er black
berry.
Mrs. Gibson, Isabella Sprunt, Mad
anne TillerInorz, Safrano. Marie Van
Houtte.
Mrs. NJ. III. Kirsms, Lamarque, Sofia.
terre, Marechal Mel, Safrano, Luxem'
bourg. Black Prince.
NOTES.
Probably to the end of time people
will 90 in search of the North Pole. No
tales OF cold or ice can deter them. Sc
the visitors to the Festival throng to the
frozen corner of the Tabernacle, though
they know their welcome will be chilly
and all the sweetness lavishedupon then
Of the ice, icy.
Among the most faithful and efficient
workers at the Festival have been Mrs
Henry Gardner. Chairman Of the Assort
ing Committee, Miss Lydia Hinkley ant
Mrs. g. +. Brainerd. Mrs. Gardner and
Miss Hinkley have been at their pos
day after day sorting and distributing
the flowers as they were received, whil'
Mrs. Brainerd has labored as constantly
wherever her help was most need.
The floral march will be repeated on
Monday evening, but the exercises viii