Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-01

with three Others inside Of callas, vel
benas, marigold, heliotrope and nastul
tium; sixth, q Maltese cross OF gerar
. iums, nasturtiums and marigolds; sex
enth, stars within stars OF verbena, th
California poppy and sweet Alice; eighth
an anchor of white verbenas in bed G
geraniums; ninth, the links of Odd Fe
lowship, in roses and geraniums.
THE BANK OF 10000
Roses Is feature much admired by a
as they crowd around the fountain. i
gentleman OF great taste said; / woul
Just like to lie down there aud die. Al
arch of palms spans the space just |
J front of the platform.
MR.. o. W. cHILDs
Comes TO the front with an America
eagle made Of fine foliage, wonderful
parasol of many hues Of flower, pots O
bigonias growing by the roots, super
baugerwellia splendens, palms Of man,
varieties and smilax.
SANTA ANA
Is prominent again in new banks o
roses such as were never seen before
Her attractions, great as they were be
fore In another feature, are also re
inforced by the presence of Miss ELL
Hewitt as one OF the guardian angel
of the earthly Eden.
TUsTIN
Keeps close in with her sister town In
full new lot of flowers to-day.
The Cafe does great business In deli
cious coffee and luncheons. Here is alst
q unique attraction in the way of sing
ing parrot belonging to Mrs. Banning
which sings popular songs very finely.
THE BoUroSIER
Booth was presented with the key with
which the Mayor opened the festival
This hangs in the booth wrought out Of
viclets. geraniums, smilax, etc. These
popular young ladies need no key out.
side their charming selves to unlock
either the pockets or hearts OF their
many admirers, who come In crowds 70
be decorated with bouquets at the fair
hands of their friends.
Mr.. Snyder has made wonderful but
terhy ON the floor of the central hall out
of small flowers.
SAN GABRIEL
Was represented yesterday for the most
part in her wild flowers. The Mariposa
lily finds the choicest products OF culti-
walton merely foil to its loveliness.
There Is the leya not ashamed to lift its
head with my lady Marguerite. albeit
the former is but q peasant from the
fields. There are buttercups. wild rhu-
barb, a dock whose pods closely resem-
BILE the begonia flowers, the dodocath-
con, like cyclamen and Just as pretty
as the brightest shooting star, the
wild violet, the delicate fern, known as
maiden's hair, and many others. With
them are superb specimens Of the yell
low jasmine. the cobea scandens, and
one Of the rarest flowers in the show
perfect banch Of bouvardia.
MRS. GLLRTrR's
Booth of cut flowers for sale takes in the
Of roses there fit to crown an angel. The
fan palm seeds are a great attraction.
Many lovely gifts are daily sent these
ladies, and they sell all that come.
THE SPECIAL RosR
Exhibit has never had o rival beneath
the sun. Language can not begin to de-
scribe hundredth part Of its beauties,
There Is q vunch OF MarechaI Mel
grown by Mrs. Clarke, OF East Los An.
geles, that is above all powers CT lam
euage. One here feels the povery of
speech II he ever does. There is q
bunch Of Luxembourg quite as superb.
A spray of the Cherokee holds
up the reputation Of the New World in
the face OF all the aristocratic names Of
Europe. Mrs. Charles Sewell, shows a
Quintine bunch which goes through
every eye right to the heart. Ladies'
come up and look at these queenly
flowers, and the exclamations would ex-
haust all the punctuation marks OF that
character in a type foundry to report
them. "Oh, see this Malmaison!" "Come
and look at this Jaqueminotr are heard
on all sides.
The contributors to this booth will be
given tomorrow.
THE CONTRIBUTORS ARE:
From Santa Monica: vawter Gardens;
Meedames Richmond, Baxter, Loop,
0'Niel. Chapin. Middleton, Boeme. Free
man, Benefited, Steere. Bishop, Mcleod.
the Misses Monroe, Dunn, Dow. This con-
tribution embraced carnations, orange
blossoms, violets. pansies, roses, gera-
NUNS, bridal wreath, callas, verbenas,
gladioli. and wild flowers. The Santa
Monica exhibit was very fine one and
much appreciated by the ladies.
From Florence were sent very fine
collection Of cut flowers by Miss Durrel.
From East Los Angeles Mrs. W. B.
Pritchard sent 900 exquisite roses. and
Mrs. Hancock johnson many very
shoics and perfect roses and q large
quantity of other cut flowers.
Mrs. Frankenfeld sent beautiful
collection OF cut flowers, and Mesdames
Hansen, Clinton. Taylor, Gardner, Cor
onel, Bush and Bumiller sent similar
eollections.
From Iron Sulphur Springs Mesdamss
G. I. Widney, Sanford, Beckett, Mason
AMI McWilliams sent very large guam
tiiy of fine cut flowers. Mrs. P. M.
Scott sent twenty eight varieties Of
roses, thirty-two Of geraniums and six
ty-ive Of other flowers; Mrs. Buffum,
calIas and roses; Mrs. Dobinson, roses
and other cut flowers; Mr.. N. 8. Whit
comb, callas, roses and msrguerites-
From San Fernando Mesdsmes Chas.
Malay, Moffitt, Grsiwold and Hub
bard sent gersniums, marigold. bridal
wreath, pansies. iris, peas, pinks. lupiu,
poppies. roses. jasmine, stocks, silver
tips, verbenas and mignonette. Mes
danes G. B. Scoville, Mary Myers,
Geofge Dalton, II P Wiley, L. G.
Goodwin and M. C. Graham sent
cut flowers, ferns, orange blossoms, lilacs,
roses and csllas. Mr.. Casey large bas.
ket Of cut flowers. Mesdames McKeag,
Cleveland, Woolly, Ogier, callas, cut
flowers, roses and geraniums. Mr.. s. ].
Coleman, Of Glendale, sent fne lot Of
strawberries, large and ripe. Mesdames
r. H. Irvine and Tarr, cut flowers. Mira.
Kerchkof, q large quanty of marquee
rites.
The ladies' of Rosedale, Mesdames
Barker Withron, Bradley. Chapin. large
quantity of geraniums. callas, nestur
tiums, dew plant, heliotrope, cannas,
pelargoniums. iris. myrtle, sweet Alice,
verbenas; P. Compere. ranunculi, hya-
cinths, anemones, tulips; F. L. Nay,
verbenas; Mrs. M. Gibson, sweet Alice;
Mrs. w. w. Wfdney, roses anu cut
flowers; Mrs. Frances Cripe, assorted
flowers; Miss Gertrude Banning, roses;
Mrs. Weld, Of Cahuenga, violets.
San Gabriel and mbra--Mesdames
Crank, Chapman. Il. f. Hurlbut, Fargo,
Carter, Richardson, Foord, Trew. Mul.
lock, the Misses Alice Slosson, Bessie
and Edith Kellogg, Matte Wallace,
Ruth and Nora Purcell, Williams, Wilson,
Morton, Masters Eddie Williams, Andrew
Richardson, Bennie Wallace, Hugh
Pcrcell. Marc Slosson, Richardson aud
Mr.. Shaw. All the San Gabriel val
ley people sent great quantities
of all sorts OF fine flowers.
Mesdames Jacobus. Bicknell, Dunsmoor,
j. Z. Harris, Gibson, Thayer, Hockaday,
Brainard, M. H. Harris, Gay, Hansen,
Moore, Cotter, Day, Chaffey. Bryson.
w. r. Wilson, Read, s. G. Hnbbel,
Misses May Toberman, Edwards. Breed,
Eva Kiefer, and ex-Mayor Toberman
sent callas, ivy, roses, cut flowers Of all
sorts, rose buds, wild flowers, smilax,
bridal wreath, geraniums, vines, in