Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-15

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Pridham; the Misses Lille Briggs,
Sallie Miles, frankie Gebhard.
Bulbous Booth-The Mesdames w.
F. Marshall, M. S. Baker, Fred Ba-
ker, DIR. Clacius; the Misses Abbie
Nettleton, Ruth Hall, Belle Baker.
Wild Flowers-The Mesdames K.
DIP. Widner, Frances Bayright; the
Misses Emma Hawks, Rose Clark,
Juana Neal, Meth Boyce, Emma
Greenwood.
Kindergarten-The Mesdames Jo-
seph Schroeder, Hervey Lindley, E.
H. Enderlin, j. NJ. johnson, G. A.
Haskell, A. L. Whitney, L. V. New
ton.
Spring Flowers-The Mesdames w.
w Widney, w. G. Furrey; The Misses
Sadie johnson. Flora Blaisdel, Cinda
Mason, Marie Howes.
Old-Fashioned Flowers-The Mes
danes j. F. Ellis, III. Mcclellan, A.
Solano, Jas. Foord, Frank RAIDER. F.
H. Lowell The Misses Hoyt largest,
George Mott, Adele O'Melveny, Cora
Tu obs, M. Messmour, Grace Lowell
Virginia Beuman, S. Patterson, Laura
Meyer.
Inglewood-The Mesdames Gen.
Fremont, Farrell, Cook, Newton,
Ba es: DR.. Lummis; The Misses Kel-
sey, Fette.
San Fernando and Pacoima-The
Mesuames S. S. Durbin, j. Allen, G.
Loop, G. G. Wallace, L. Pinney, K.
Maclay; Miss Edith Ables; Messrs
X. Z. Waite, G. J. Madden, d. X.
Edwards.
Alhambra-The Mesdames A. Phil.
ips, f. E. Grav, Latin, F. Williams
, rist, H. w. Stanton, Walters; Miss
| Alice Adams.
Anaheim-Mrs. W. H. Mitchell
The Misses F. Schmidt, Mary Horse.
man, M. E. Nortbam, G. Heiman, &.
Hartuag, Elise Melsheimer.
Long Beach-The Mesdames L. M
Healey, E. G. PEBBLES, lothian Bixby
w. w. Lowe, NJ. E. Hart, w. H. La
Fetra; Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon Cox
Messrs. w. w. Lowe, H. B. Cox
Henry Bryan, R. L. Mcknight, D.
| Coban.
Santa Monica--The Mesdames W
S. Vawter, Emma Vawter, Richmond
\ Lewis; Mr.. S. Tyler.
THE ENTERTAINMENTS.
A band of twenty pieces will furnish
4 music every night and the programme
\ as at present arranged is as follows:
Opening night: Address by Mayor
Workman; probably a speech from
General Fremont and then drill by
the Festival Guard OF % children at
tired in Zouave costume.
second night: Tableaux in charge
of Miss Ludiam.
Third night: Cantata, "The War
of the Daisies," under the direction Of
/ Miss Breed.
Fourth night: Tableaux arranged
by Mrs. Widner.
Fifth night: Medley by the mem
bers Of the Society.
Sixth night: Drill of the Eagle
Corps by Major Russell.
Seventh night: Tableaux under the
direction of Mrs. Widner.
Eighth night: Tableaux arranged
by Miss Ludlam.
Ninth night: Cantata in charge Of
Miss Breed.
Tenth night: Drill of Eagle Corps
by Major Russell.
For the opening night, invitations
have been issued to the following per-
sons and institutions: General and
Mrs. Fremont. Mayor Workman, the
City Council, Board of Education,
Senators and members OF the Assem-.
bly,, Major w. III. H. Russell and
STAFF, Brig. Gen. J. r. Mathews, N. G
@. and staff, Hon. E. M. Boss, Judge
United States District. Court, Judges
of the Superior Court, Consular Rep.
resentatives of Great Britain, France
Belgium and Mexico, Brig. Gen. Mel.
son A Miles and Staff, the clergy, the
press, Board of Supervisors, Board OF
Trade and a number of other COM
mOners.
THE COMMITTEES.
The following are the committees in
charge of the proceedings:
Reception Committee.-Dr.H III. Sin
sabaugh, Messrs H. F. Mcclellan, D.
Mcfarland, s. G. Hubbell, w. B.
Hernott and J. s. Slauson.
Introduction COMMUNICATION. E.
F. Spence.
Ushers. .-Messrs. Geo. Sinsabaugh
G. E. Vogelsang, H. J. Fleishman and
Jas. Slauson.
Officers: President, Mrs. r. NJ.
Widney; Secretary, Mrs. F. A. Glib
son; Financial Secretary, Mrs. W. B.
Abernethy; in charge of doors, tick
cts, invitations and badges, Miss M.
e. Mcclellan; entry clerk, Mrs. Dr.
Hagan; in charge of dining-room,
Mrs. G. w. Blaisdell.
Monrovia, Long Beach and Gar
vanzo have promised a large supply
of food for the 21st inst, and the
committee would be glad if all persons
having bulbous plants in pots will
lend them for the use of the festival.
Too much praise cannot be given to
the canvassers of flowers, who have
labored with untiring energy to secure
the success Of the exhibition. Their
names are as follows: The Mesdames
J. S. Chapman, E. B. Grandon, S.
Speedy, J. @. A. Stanley, J A. Lock
wood, Mullally, M. S. Baker, d.
G. Peck, A. Whitney, VIM. Fer
guson, Brainerd Smith; the Misses M.
Mcclellan, Abbie Barrows, A. S. Chal
fin, Anna Woodhead, DIR. Clacius, J..
I. Steward, G. D. Howsey, ]. Perci-
val w. G. Furrey, Kittie Butler, Curry.
Brousseau and Richard.
As the proceeds Of the festival are
to be devoted to the Woman's Home
and the Orphans Home Society, it is
to be hoped that the flock of visitors
will be as great as last year. Then, it
will be remembered, 81, 500 was made
clear of expenses, and those who have
charge of the present proceedings are
confident that these figures will be