Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-10
THE FLORAL TRIUMPH
Tenth Day of the Great
Flower Festival.
OVER $4,000 IN RECEIPTS.
Flowers Of all Varieties in Great
est Abundance Continue to
Roll In.


he art department of that excellent
institution and under the supervision OF
Mrs. S. S. Durbin, art teacher in the
college. Miss Todd is in charge, assist
ed by the NJ SOS iusabaugh. Miltimore
and Lindley. The paintings in the ex-
hibt are all the work of the pupils,
and the China is decorated and burned
by Mrs. Durbin. This lady also shows
beautiful design for tile on plate
glass. Miss Todd has a beautifully
decorated mirror, as also has Miss WI
Slams. Miss Todd shows other
well done bits Of art, among
them snow scene in which
the ruling fashion in black and white is
very effectively used. Miss Sinsabahgh
shows couple of bits in black and
white which are also very creditable.
Miss Flora Howes, Miss Eula Gilbert,
Miss Bertha Lindley, Miss Daisy Aus
tin, Mrs Oracle Stewart, Miss Smart,
Miss Lulu Gilbert, Miss Nellie Grey and
Mrs. G.. S. Nellis, are represented in very
pretty bits. There are great many
pretty flower pieces, all from the Uni
versiiy gardens and all arranged by the
Dung ladies. There are two little pan
els in colors, one OF magnolia flower
and one of bunch Of anemones that are
very fine.
The public schools are excellently
represented. The original designs are
very finely conceived and executed in a
really finished manner. Many OF the
drawings in design and finish would do
credit to an artist. Miss Durham and
the sub. Junior class OF the High School
had charge Thursday, and yesterday
Miss Packard and the junior class OF
the same school took care OF the booth.
CONTRIBUTORS TO THE SPECIAL ROSE
EXHIBIT.
Mrs. Cougar, Pasadena, Climbing,
Archduke Charles, Louis Philippe, Bou-
gere, Mont Blanc, La Sylphide, Chroma-
tella.
Mrs. Maggie Rice, Highland Park,
Marshal p. Wilder, Sairano, Quintine,
Duchesse de Brabant, Gloiie des Roso.
names. La France, Aichduke Charles,
La Sylphide, Isabella Sprunt, La France,
Marie Van Houtte.
Mrs. G. b. Scoville, Louis Philippe,
Eermosa, Homer, Marie Van Houtte,
Rachel, Stephanie, Jeanne dare.
Mrs. l.. M. Luder, Downey, Marie
Van Houtte, Refine dor, Sunset, Chro-
matella, American Banner, Triomphe de
Luxembourg, Safrano, Cornelia Cook,
Bridal Roe, Etoile de Lyon.
Mrs. l.. G. Goodwin, Safrano, Beauty
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Mrs. S. G. Hanover, Downey, Black
Prince, Cecile Bunner, Marie Guillot,
Bon silene, Marechal Mel, Celine Fores-
tier, Bougere, Sdfrano, Luxembourg,
Chromatella.
Mrs. j. w. Clark, East Los Angeles,
Luxembourg, Mar ecLal Mel, Lamarque,
Bon Silene, Madame Margottin, Chro-
matella.
Mrs. A. X. Clark, Luxembourg, Ru-
bens, Bon Silene, La Superba, Marie
Van Houtte.
Mr.. Abbot Kinney, Madame Lam
bard, James Sprunt, La Superda, Ouch
esse de Brabant, La Marque, Beauty of
Glazenwood, safrano, Madame Margot-
tin. Homer, Bougere, Comte d.Eu,
Celine Forester, Agrippina, Marie Ber-
ton.
Mrs. Salisbury, Refine Marie Henri
cite.
Grace and Susie Mathes, La Marque.
Mrs. Reyes, Superba and Marie
Dueher.
Mrs. Caswell, Caroline Goodrich,
Luxembourg.
Mrs. Irvine, Luxembourg, LaMarque,
Sylphide, Agrippina.
Mrs. j. M. Frew, Safrano.
MIR. Stralton, Cherokees.
MIS-. l.. n. Evans, Malmaison.
Mrs, D w. Childs, Bougere, Safrauo,
Louis Philippe, Chromatella, Gloire de
Deion, Mareehal Mel, Isabella Sprunt,
White Banksia, Archdulle Charles, and
other roses.
Mrs. W. II. Lanis, Safrano, Duchesse
de Brabant and other varieties.
Mrs G. +. Harper, Refine dor, Adam,
Aline Sisley, Giant of Battles, Monthly
Cabbage.
Mrs. Clinton and Mrs. Phillips, Ria
du Pare, Safrano, Laurette, Chromatella,
La Marque, Jacqueminot, Malmason,
Ceine Forester, Marie Van Houtte,
Gloire de Dion.
GENERAL CONTRIBUTORS.
for the San Gabriel and Alhambra booth,
for April and s, Mrs. Smith of Oak
Knoll, Mr.. Richardson, Mrs. d. Adams,
Mrs. G. j. MITCHELL Mrs. G. +. White
of Pomona, Mrs. l.. G. Anderson, Miss
Ella Adams, Mrs. j. G. Newton; San
Gabriel and Alhambra schools, wild
flowers; Capt. +. Gray, Mrs. Geo. j.
Mitchell OF Olivewood.
Mrs. A. Ii. Dunsmoor sent in the fol-
lowing-named roses and other flowers;
Nephitos, Louis PHILIPPE. La Sylphide,
White Moss, Devoniensis, Yellow Har-
rison, Lamaslue, English violets, daisies,
white and red geraniums, two varieties
of pelargoniums, marguerites, Gala
lilies. orange blossoms, johnny .jumpups
and red passion vine.
Mrs. j. +. Durrell, Florence, beautiful
roses.
Mrs. p. NJ. Scott, San Pedro street,
great variety OF roses.
Mrs. William Wilkinson, Laurestina.
Mrs. H. G. Hobson, Wild fewers from
Antelope Valley.
Mrs. Kremer, Variety of beautiful
roses.
Mrs. Haverstick, marigolds and forget
me.nots
Mrs. Wier, large bouquet OF roses and
pelargoniums.
Cameron and Pembroke Thorn, basket
of various flowers; also four leaves OF
the Sage palm.
Miss NJ. Ward, Boyle Heights, cut
flowers and lilies.
Mrs. w. IL. Perry, roses.
Mrs. B. Chandler, roses.
Mrs. j. Frier, roses, lilies, geraniu ms,
marguerites and pelargonium.
Mrs. Johnston, roses and grasses.
Mrs. VIM. Raymond, lilies.
Mrs. o Blenness, choice roses.
Mrs. l.. IL. Carlton, nasturtiums and
geraniums.
Mrs. Burton, variety cut flowers.
Mrs. o. w. Childs, basket of beautiful
choice roses; also geraniums and other
| flowers.
Mrs. w. l.. Laws, Pine street, box OF
| roses,
Mrs. c. C.. Harper, Seymour street,
fine assortment OF roses, and a large
quantity OF orange blossoms and flowers.
Mrs. Grosser. variety of phlox.
Miss Kittie Bloss, basket OF flowers,
100 in number.
Miss Alpha Wright, a large quantity
of beautiful flowers.
Jacob Miller, OF Cahuenga, basket OF
assorted flowers and one-half dozen Pc
pinas, or melon fruit.
George Fitch and Philip Blair, lilies.
Mrs. NJ. Dodsworth, fifty lilies.
Mrs. G. NJ. Severance, beautiful roses
and Yiolets.
Tillie and Lee Browning, two little or
phan girls of Downey, collection Of
cut flowers and an ornamental piece.
Mrs, C. II. Haas, large Quantity of as
sorted flowers.
Mrs. Rogers, basket of assorted flow
ers.
Mrs. Hollenbeck, roses and verbenas
Mrs. McBirney, roses, lilies and pc
largoniums.
Mrs. Mcdonald, East Washington
street, basket of lilies and roses.
Mrs. John Mansfield, roses and pelar.