Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-31

southeast corner OF the building. IL is
an immense booth and IL is covered from
floor 10 ceiling with callas. of simply
immense growth, perfect development
and bpotless white. There are thousands
upon thousands of the peerless flowers
aud beautiful booth they make. The
visitors punished terrible quantity OF
the CONCEALED sweets, and many young
man knew when he got home what On
expensive luxury 'best girl" is.
The Cafe, in charge Of Mrs. spencer
Evans, assisted by Mesdames A. s. Rob
bins, @. Z Conant, Mary Lewis, Har-
rell. NJ. A. Hoadley, Misses Susie
Mathes and Crane, Mrs. j. M. Fair
childs and IL. G. Austin, and Misses
Kate Morford and Carson, is another pop
ular place. 1t is trimmed mostly in the
graceful pepper tree, relieved by
maay callas and other flowers down
tho pillars. The coffee sold inside is
delicious.
Near the Ice Cream Booth the Y. w.
C. I. U and the w. G. L. U. have three
or four fine flower pieces, one being q
shield, Of geraniums, fuchsias, margue-
rites, heliotrope, roses and petunias.
They have also we'll in the same flow
ers, curb, pole and all. The third is a
pitcher and glass in Sweet Alice in a
green ground.
Some one sent in late beautiful design,
which is near the cafe. 1t is an eagle
wrought in fine green foliage. There is
a companion to It in q parasol Of bright
blossoms.
THE SANTA ANA VALLEY
Has done noble thing in the enthusi-
astic way in which she has come into
the festival. They have set up four Of
the PROTEST booths in the Tabernacle.
The first is the Tustin Booth, in
charge Of Mrs. NJ. J. Bundy, assisted
by Miss Grace Snow and Mr.. B. Knight.
an artist now in Los Angeles, but recent
ly OF Tustin. This booth is q wonder of
artistic taste. The word "Tastin" is
made of white Banksia roses. There Is
typical California farm house OF gera-
NUNS, sweet Alice, etc., aud light
burning within. In the booth are thou
sands OF the choicest varieties Of roses
and wonder of perfection in all re-
spccts. There are 1000 pansies In one
mass of exquisite colcr. The booth is
tHdthtElDhbto-8O anu ocO fts
The floral temple from Orange, in
charge Of Miss Minnie Joslin, assisted
by Misses Ida Condit and Minnie bryan
and Mrs. A. b. Clark, il down near the
platform. 1t was quite badly wrecked
last night by the crowd jamming into it
while the procession passed. In spite OF
the mishnp it was lovely. All sorts of
musical instruments are there wrought
out of flowers. Then there are callas
and roses, ferns of the most delicate
tracery, heliotrope. pansies, violets,
flowers OF all names, varieties and hnes,
and in these hang cages Of singing birds.
Beautiful indeed is the Orange booth.
The Citrus Booth, also contributed by
Orange, and in charge Of Mr.. IL. +.
Gardner, assisted by Messrs. M. b.
Chubb, G. II. Parker, G.. G. Hagar, b.
Davis, A. West and George Massey, is
one worth the whole price of weeks
admission 10 see. 1t Is rooted In colors,
trimmed with palms and ferns, piled in
artistic fashion with lovely citrus fruit.
There are fourteen varieties OF oranges
as perfect as ever grew. One pile is
navels Of very large size, fifty.four to the
box, yet they are perfect. There are
fur varieties of lemons, rs goe1 AZ ever
grew in Portugal or Sicily. There are
lines, and acorn wrought ont Of apples,
the third crop from the tree this year.
There is harp made of raisins and
bell of loquats, or Japanese plums.
This booth is very attractive in appear
Gnce.
The Santa Ana exhibits are In charge
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ChamberIin and the Misses George
Mott. Eshman, Laura aud Nj. Myers.
Adele O'Melveny. NettieSchillisg, Sallie
Miles and Louise Jones.
Here one wished he had not used
word before that he might lavish the
whole of thelangusge on thisloyely booth.
There are piles of the most exquisite
roses the eye ever rested on. There are
callas of absolutely perfect development
IN every respect. Daisie nestle In beds
Of smilax and the tender grace of this
lovely plant twines in loving embrace
everywhere around all her lovely sisters,
as If she feared they might be taken
from her. Here is the only spray Of
the Wegelia rose noticed in the fair;
also the only bit Of the beautiful Ia.
into Maltese cross, fan and many
other shapes Of beauty. A big
racine OF the date palm blossom is also
novelty in this booth, whose precincts
were crowded all night long with enthu.
siastic admirers, who were lost in admi-
ration OF this miniature Of the primeval
Paradise. Angelenos who have scanned
the list OF names at the head of this
booth may possibly think there were
attractions there more potent even than
the fsirest Of Flora's gifts which drew all
eyes to the Santa Ana Booth. There
are flowers there indeed OF dazzling
beauty.
Infront Of the platform Is the foun.
tain, with pool twelve by twenty-four
feet, and throwing q stream eighteen
feet high. Around the pool Is . circle Of
flowers six feet wide and forty feet long.
There are In this not less than 10000
roses. Back Of the fountain aud imme-
diately In front Of the speakers stand,
Ia cushion inclining towards the audi
torium, Of q solid mass Of the same queen
OF flowers. The fountain aud its sur.
roundings Is under the supervision OF
the Mesdames Durbin, j. M. Stewart, r..
9. Howes and Miss Evans. Around
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