Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-21

Mrs. Ray, callas and leaves and roses
Master Leslie Dalton, eight years Old, /,
Washington street, fine collection OF
flowers; Mrs. j. f. Farris, 8 varieties
OF roses, 1873 in number, snow-balls,
arbutalan; Mrs. Nathan Jacoby,
roses, heliotrope, marguerites; ): Mrs. I'll.
Seigel, lilies, jassimene and roses
Mrs. S. Hellman, roses; Mrs. l.. )
Matthews, callas and roses; Mrs. >.
Keyes, roses, callas and geraniums
Mrs. S. Innis, roses; Miss Ada Baxter,
pansies, daisies and pinks; Miss Fan
ME Hawks, roses and amaryllis
Mrs. B. f. Coolter, roses; Mrs. q.
w. Gordon, two baskets-50O choice
roses and buds especially fine; Mrs.
G. F. Miller, roses, Mrs. A. NJ.
Dunsmoor, 525 roses, very fine; Mrs.
w. w. Award, roses; DR.. S. H..
Moore, marguerites, geraniums; Mrs.
May and Mrs. Jones, roses; Misses
Bolt and and Boyd, flowers Mrs.
James PIPER, roses, vines and mixed
flowers; Mrs. S. Paine, roses; Mrs.
j. B. Owens, a very large and choice
collection oil callas and leaves,
Duchess Brabant, Madam Lom-
bard and Madam Birard roses
Miss Florence Longley, roses /;
Mrs. w. H. Workman, large bunch
lilacs and box boutonnieres Mrs. But
terfeld, callas, roses, marigolds and
dusty miller; Mrs. III. E. Gauls, roses
and other flowers; Miss Annie Baker,
Mariposa lilies Miss A. Nichols, bas-
ket geraniums; Miss Edna Newman,
beautiful roses; Bessie Davis, gerani-
ums and marigolds; Mrs. Raga,
collection of geraniums; Mrs. Ate
house, collection of flowers; Mr..
Charles Wade, large collection roses
Mrs. Chamberlain, roses and callas
Mrs. Moore, roses; Mrs. John G.
Smith, Montgomery street, large and
beautiful collection of roses and mari
Colds; Master Rex Laus, Pine street,
box OF sweet roses; Mrs. Ludlam,
basket of roses; Mrs w. E. Blenner-
hassett, catapla and basket of roses
Mrs. Addie G. Kelley, Port Ballona,
beautiful collection of wild flowers
Mrs. A. T. Leonard, East Los Ange
les, large variety of flowers; Mrs.
Robert McGarvin, lovely floral para
sol Mrs Anna Logan, Azusa, variety
of roses and others; Mrs. Barnett,
beautiful roses; Mrs. Howry collected
from the following ladies': Mesdames
Austin, Yocum, Shields, McBus-
Ger, Schroeder, Lacock, Hubbard,
Avery; Annie Miller, roses; Mrs.
Loop, San Fernando, cut flowers
Mrs. DR.. Barnwell, basket of beautiful
roses; Mrs. Hutchinson, many flow
ers; Mrs. T. B. Brown, roses and
branches; Mrs. M. G. Mckee, gera-
diums, callas and marigolds; Mrs. j.
B. Merrill, Highland Park, callas,
pinks and roses; Mesdalnes Jno.
Clark and j. w. Stone, basket of ge-
raniums; Mrs. E. Ernzen, Franklin
ST., large axsMtity CT fiowsers; Mr.
Charles Wade, Ills Flower ST., basket
of lovely roses; Messrs. Popplewell
and Fripp'en, basket of mixed flow
ers and roses; Mrs. j. h. Fletcher,
assortment of lovely flowers; Mrs
Rogers, red geraniums and Mague-
rites; Mrs. Woodworth, variety OF
roses ; Mrs. Niles Pease, roses; Mrs.
DR.. Huckins, choice roses, red and
piuh -tlIGs ShcpS1 AOpSo ,
Mrs. DR.. Baker, roses.
Mrs. H. G. Graves, Mrs. Little and
Mrs. General Pile sent in large
quantity of handsome flowers from
Monrovia
The Alhambra booth has received a
generous donation OF flowers from the
residents of Alhambra for the Alham-
bra booth.
Special thanks is due Mrs. Bobbins,
Mrs. Stephens and Miss Champion OF
San Gabriel for several boxes Of choice
roses.
TO BE CANvAssED TO-DAY.
The following are the districts to be
canvassed to-day.
No. 17.-Along Main street from
First to Washington; both sides. In
charge OF Mrs. Curry.
No. 1S-All between Hill and Pearl
street from Fourth to Second streets,
and all west OF Hill street from Second
to Temple, not including Hill, Pearl
or Temple, but taking both sides Of
Second street. In charge of Mrs
Brousseau.
No. 19-Temple street, both sides
and all the way, and from Buena
Vista to Main aud Upper Main streets,
including both sides OF Buena Vista,
but not including Main street. In
charge OF Mrs. Reicherd.
No. 20-All west OF Buena Vista
street and north of Temple street, not
including Temple nor Buena Vista
In charge of Mrs. NJ. S.
Baker.
Quite number OF complaints have
been received from residents of the
districts already canvassed, stating
that although they had cut and pre-
pared flowers for the visitors, no calls
had been made fer them and they
had therefore been wasted. tits hoped
that every house on the routes out
lined will be visited hereafter.
To-NIGHT's PROGRAMME.
For tonight special programme
has been arranged under the direction
OF Mrs. r. D. P. Widner, and will,
Judging by the rumors that are afoat,
be very praiseworthy entertain
ment. 1t will take the form of song
personations, the first representing
Helen of Troy in girlhood. brought to
the temple by the wild swan while
vestal maidens are offering libation
to Diana. "A chorus of vestals will be
given and the curtain will fall on the
tableau, Consulting the Oracle"
The next will be the meeting OF
Antony aud Cleopatra at Cyndus, as
Shakespeare puts it,
"The barge she sat in like FURNISHED
throne,
Burn'd on the water; the poop was beaten
gold,
Purple the sails, and so perfumed that
The wind was lovesick with them.
The oars were si'ver," etc.
A chorus of oarswomen and solo will
accompany the scene.
Then will come an effective tableau
representing the return OF Jephtah to
his daughter. During this, there will
ba q chovIis of Soldiers and a. solo and