Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-25

IlOW6Ts MISS w. NODcito, AOSCo wi
L. Roster, snowballs; Mrs. DIR. Gale,
assortment Of flowers; Mrs. schearer,
assortment of flowers; Mrs. s. Christ
ian, pepper boughs and bridal roses !;
Mrs. I. Gilday, snowballs, lilies and
roses; Mrs. Lewis, very choice roses |;
Mrs. Pertham, wisteria and beautiful
collection of roses; Mrs. j. r. Castel-
line, geraniums and roses; donation
from First Congregational Church,
callas and roses; Mrs. Hadley, white
a,naryllus and callas; Mrs. I. B.
Brown, Lady Bankshia and LIE Marque
rose buds; Geo. Pomery, pansies and
pinks ariistically arranged; Mrs. j. B.
Huke, roses; Mrs. f. H. Oman, roses /;
Barty Hawkins, ivy and roses; /;
Mrs. j. w. Gillette, marigolds and
roses; Nellie Dillon, pinks; Mary E.
Threlkeld, 200 roses; Mrs. E. g.
Bichouskie, San Gabriel, sweet will
liams and bachelor buttons; Mrs.
Montague, snowballs and roses; Mrs.
Shaw Cuddeback, 400 roses; Mrs.
Gugoltz, choice roses; Mrs. G. A.
Hubbard, 455 roses and 265 pansies,
2S varieties for rose booth; Mrs. Well
don Whelan, marigolds, roses and
geraniums; Mrs. Phelon, pansies,
lilies, passion vine and geraniums /;
Mrs. B scailu7, pinks and roses; Mrs.
Steinhiller, roses Mrs. HI. M. Strange,
Boyle Heights, mixed flowers and
callas; Mrs. A. sennery, roses; Mrs.
J. @. A. Stanley, roses; Mrs. j. p.
Thurston, roses.
Mrs. VIM. Ferguson's collection
from the following-named ladies was
bountiful as well as beauti ul: Mes
danes Bernard, Graham, Gassagne,
Moulton, Glover, Massey, Craw,
Brown, Lehman, Jaily, Grubbs,
Verch, Sayre, Burns, w. Lamb,
Norton, Smith, MacDougall, J. G.
Mcdonald, A. ]. Cooper, T.. F.
Miller, ,lindley, ,Lotscher and Seymour.
Mrs. E. F. Winston, assorted flowers;
Mrs. j. j. Rodriguez, roses; Mrs. J.
M. Deter, assorted flowers; Mrs.
Cobb, Ivy and roses; Mrs. j. G.
Brigham, assorted flowers; Miss Ra-
chel McManus, assorted flowers; Mrs.
E. q. Rhea, assorted flowers; Mrs. J.
Saunders, roses in quantities; Mrs.
Major Fren, basket of choice roses
and collection of assorted flowers
Mrs. Joseph Grebe, beautiful roses,
buds and geraniums; Mrs. Strauss,
roses, callas, gladiolus, amaryllus and
white lily; Miss Florence Longley,
Smilax and lovely bunch of
Megarrheza California;; Mesdames
Parker and Good, Eagle Rock, basket
of lovely roses Mrs. NJ. A. de Wood
worth, box of bud roses and amaryl-
lus; India Green, basket of yellow
jasmine aud lovely roses; Jessie
Richardson, lilies. marigolds, mar
guerites, abutilons and yellow jas
mine; Lille Edith Clarke,
little flower-house, made by
her own little hands; Alice,
Boyce, basket assorted flowers;
Mrs. Gillennen, marguerites; Mrs. E.
Woollacott, fine collection Of roses
and other flowers; Mrs. E. B. Stearns,
IL varieties OF geraniums and other
flowers; Mrs. G H. Stewart, cut
flowers; Mrs. Mckenzie, geraniums;
Mrs. A. Rush, roses, lilies and
fuschias Mrs. B: Coulter, roses; Mrs.
J. B. Coulter, lilies and roses Mrs.
R. F. Lotspeich, beautiful roses and
other flowers; Mrs. Judge Hupp,
roses; Mrs. r. r. Brown, roses and
lilies; Mrs. E. Baker, roses; Mrs. f.
E. Smell, roses, fuschias and gerani-
ums; Mrs. K. D. Abbott, roses; Mrs.
A. Poison, roses and geraniums; Mrs.
H. E. Shaw, basket of flowers; Mrs
Sparr, fine collection of flowers; Miss
l.. A. Seward, heliotrope and roses
Miss Susie Rogers, roses and lilies
Mrs. Varoe, roses Mrs. William Row-
lahd, fine collection of flowers;
Henry Elser. geraniums; Eddie and
Roy Brousseau, roses; Mrs. j. Bont,
roses; Mrs. N. w. S,owell, roses
Mrs. J. H Martin, a variety of flow
ers; Mrs. Hopill, cut flowers; Mrs.
l.. N. Evans, roses; j. N. Quinn,
roses; T. J. Rivers, Banksia roses
Mrs. George Ivans, roses and mar
guerites; Mrs. Judge Van Dyke,
roses; Mrs. H. J. Niles, roses; Miss
Belle Beattie, roses, marguerites and
nasturtion; w. w. Robinson, 80 va
rieties of roses and large assortment
of other flowers; Mrs. j. G. Fleish-
man, beautiful roses; Mrs. F. E.
Picher, roses; Mrs. F. Shrier, as
sorted flowers; Mrs. j. Scovill, cut
flowers; Mrs. Yunkin, roses; Mrs.
Robert Elliot, roses and lilies.
Mrs. G. B. Wharton, of San Fer
nando, sent in large quantity of
ferns and flowers yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Forbes, of University
Place, has sent in thousands of paa-
sizes and innumerable rosebuds.
Mrs. W. H. Workman has sent in
20 varieties of roses and large guam
tity of evergreens, etc
Miss Fl. T. Willard, Mrs. Frank
Goodenow, Mrs. VIM. Owens, and
Mrs. f. G. Cushman have been
liberal contributors Of floral decora
tions since the opening of the festival
Mr.. Rosenbaum, OF Pasadena, sent
in 1900 beau iful roses for the exhi-
bition. His late wife represented
Pasadena at the first Flower Festival
ever held here.
THE ROLL OF HONOR.
The history of the Flo wer Festival
could not be complete without giving
the names of the ladies on the various
committees who have labored nobly
from first to last for the success of the
enterprise, and these may as we'll be
introduced here. They are as fol-
lows:
Distributing Committee-The Mes
DANES George Fitch, Brainerd Smith,
M. V. Plummer, Miss Hinckley.
The Distinct Can nvassers-The Mes.
danes J. S.. Chapman, E.. B. Gran
don, s. Speeder, J. @. A. Stanley, J.
A. Lockwood, Mullaly, VIM. Fergu-
son, Brainerd Smith, A. S. Chaltin,
DR.. Ciacius, J. T. Steward, A. Whit
ney, G. D. Howry, j. Percival, w. c.
Furrey, Kitty Butler, Curry, Judge
Brosseau, Reichard, NJ. s. Baker, D.
G. Peck, Misses NJ. E. Mcclellan, Abb
by Burrows.
The door and ticket keepers Miss