Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-06

ers, Mrs. Harvey, mowers.
Mrs. d. Collier, of South Pasadena,
contributed Towering branch OF Wig
andia. Ceracasina for the Ventura booth;
collection Of roses, about forty varie-
ties, unnamed; Mariposa lilies.
The following contributed large va
riety of cut flowers: Mrs. Marlett, Mrs.
| Mcintosh, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. j. L. Ham
+, ilton, Mrs. VIM. Raymond. Mrs. G. W.
Lawrence. Mrs. A. W. Fields, Mrs.
Field, Mrs. DIR. Scholl.
| Mrs. G. Loring gave large box of
exquisite roses. Mrs. lothian Bixby
gave beautiful collection of flowers;
also Mrs. Newmark. a very large col
lection; also same by Mrs. d. G. Rob-
erts, Mrs Wilburton. Mrs. Thornton,
Miss Mesmer, Mrs. Harris.
William Gullmus, wild flowers.
Masters Andy Jackson and Sidney
Johnston, basket of wild yellow vio-
lets and ferns, very pretty.
A. Sidney Johnston, wild flowers and
fern roots.
Mrs. j. K. Jackson, bunch callas and
seventeen varieties roses.
Little May Gridley, beautiful bunch
Of wild violets aud other handsome
flowers.
Mrs. T.. Leake. variety Of flowers.
Mrs. Richards, Duarte, choice flowers.
Mrs. Logan, Azusa, large bouquet.
Mrs Hancock Johnston, East Los An
geles, basket with thirteen varieties OF
roses, ferns, grasses, etc.
Mrs. VIM. b. Prichard East Los An
geles, a basket of most beautiful flowers.
SAN GABRIEL AND ALEXANDRA BOOTH.
The profusion and beauty of the flow
ers received to-day excelled the contri-
buttons Of all previous days and made
everyone realize that San Gabriel Valley
was indeed a Vale of Cashmere The
donors were: Mary Stevens. Lettie
Chapman, Clara Stevens, Mrs. j. +.
Crank, Mrs. B. D. Wilson, Mrs. +. l.,
Story, Mrs. f. E. Grey, Mrs. James
Foord, Mrs. b f. Smith, Mrs. Hackett.
Mrs. S. Richardson. Mrs. Fred Gray,
Clara and May Newton, Mrs M. II.
Stephens, Mary Norton, Mrs. A. G..
Weeks, Mrs. Halstead
The Alhambra and San Gabriel school
children, large collection of wild flow
ers.
FOR BOYLE HEIGHTS BOOTH.
Mrs. VIM. Workman, roses, fuchsias,
pinks, callas and pelargoniums.
Mrs. Rulo, callas, roses, six varieties
abutillon and geraniums.
Mrs. DIR. Worthington, basket Of
| choice roses.
Mrs. Frank La Courier, very nice
| roses indeed.
Mrs. HEAVIER, the presiding genius Of
Boyle Heights booth, brought in from
her own garden this morning over 250
varieties OF roses; also verbenas, carna-
tions, marigolds, pelargoniums, fuchsias
and wisteria.
Miss Edith Speedy, East Los Angeles.
box choice roses.
Miss Kate Entler. East Los Angeles.
very choice roses and violets.
Mrs. B. +. Wood, East Los Angeles,
roses.
Mrs. Severance and Mrs, Moshier,
Adams street, roses and geraniums.
Mrs. p. McDonell, Mrs. Dodge, Mrs.
Mics, large collection OF flowers Of vari.
Gus kinds.
Mrs. c. w. Tarr, variety Of cut flow.
ers.
Mrs. A. HUFF, Riverside, choice cut
| flowers.
Mrs. A. w. Francisco. great quaint.
ties OF all kinds OF flowers.
Mrs. J. K. Nevin, Long Beach, two
baskets OF flowers, also bunch Of re-
markably large lemons.
Mrs. j. Helpinstine, geraniums and
roses.
Mrs. o. w. Shaw, San Pedro street,
$50 callas, $50 roses and verbenas.
Mrs. Wilson. callas and flowers In
profusion.
Mrs. Williams, Pasadena, two hand
somely arranged baskets Of flowers.
Mr. Compete must have special men.
ton for having sent in 100 varieties Of
Ranunculis, choice hyacinths, aud
great variety Of anemones and tulips.
Mrs. Il. w. Parker, quantities Of
laurestinus for decorating bulbous
booth.
Mrs. Lapham, roses.
Gussie Moore, reses, pinks and Jas
mine.
Mrs. J. s. Slosson, basket Of flowers.
Birdie Thompson, basket OF flowers.
Mrs. Lemmert, choice roses, gerani-
ums, smilax, daisies. violets, lilies and
green vines.
Mrs. DR.. WINS. callas and other flow
ers.
MRS. HEAvER's ROSES.
Queen'sScarlet, Refine Maria Pia, Refine
de Cramoisi. Eliza vardon, Queen Of Bed
ders, Cornelia Koch, President, Comtesse
RIA du Pare, Dingee Conard, Crimson
Bedder, Marie Won Houtte, Perle de
Lyons, Marie Moreau, Madame Isaac
Pereire, Etoile de Lyons, James Sprunt,
Madame Berard. la France Madame
Welche, Bougere, Aline Sislev, Madame
Rachel. Souvenir dun Ami, Rese dor,
Marechal Mel, Isabella Sprunt, Emper-
Of Russia, Celine Forester, Beauty of
Glazenwood.
GENERAL NOTES.
Mrs. S. M. Baker has been of very
great assistance in helping in the variety
booth with Mrs. Mcdonnell and Mrs.
Wilder. Miss Kaie stevens has also
done great deal Of pretty work in thi
booth.
Mrs. Fannie Dietz, OF San Pedro
street, hase some fine specimens of cot.
ton at the fair. They were grown by
her on her place in this city.
Misses Matte and Ollie Stratton, of
Pasadena, have complete floral loco
motive in the fair. The cowcatcher is of
roses and sweet Alice, the headlight of
big MARCH, bal Mel rose, lantern of ger-
aniums, the smokestack and boiler Of
heliotrope, and the smoke dyed pam.
pas plume, the bell is an abutiIon, and
the whistle Of roses and geraniums, the
cab is filed with lovely roses. The
wheels are of the blue wild lilies and the
spokes OF geraniums.
The big Yucca is from the fine new
colony, Hesperia, and there is fine
granite from the same place. AT the
Ventura booth there is new supply OF
line flowers brought 70 miles to the. e.exhib
it. Among these are asparagus tenuis-
sinus, saliva farinacea, with long ra-
GENES Of light purple flowers about
like wisteria, and SALIVA potens, with
large flowers perfectly indigo blue,
mandurilla sunviolens.a a caprosma varia-
gaia, double wistera, and double
abuliton. Mr.. ID. W. Rowland has at
che booth Of Mesdames Gillette and
Widney lot Of superb strawberries
grown on his ranch at Compton. Mrs.
Meserve, of Pomona, sent this booth
some beautiful Arundo Donax.
Mrs. Charles Charnock has been as
usual interchangeable in her labors for the
success Of the grand feto.
Mesdames Bouton and Mercer have
done a great deal in the way of helping
at the pansy booth.
At the Boyle Heights booth, .drs. J.
A. Henderson made a beautiful flag,
psing geraninm for the red, spirea for
the white, and remarkable yerbena for
the blue.
Miss Mary Santee made splendid
pyramid Of roses, and Mrs. o. B. Bird a
beautiful harp.
The University students will to-day
bring in fine flower piece.
The booth in charge of Miss Ada
Kramer has the special rose exhibit Of
Mrs. Rosenbaum, Of Pasadena.
The Orange and Tustin booths re-
ceived multitudes Of beautiful flowers to
renew their booth. The roses are most
superb, The other flowers are not less
lspendh. The Santa Ana booth also
was entirely made over with flowers