Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-19

oats and barley and in the interior il
representation OF Old Santa Monte,
pier made entirely of roses while 8
floral ship is lying at anchor out in th'
roads. The effect is very fine ans
praise is lavishly bestowed upon it.
Next is the wild flowers booth, 81
attraction particularly interesting tt
non-residents of the State who be
come lost in wonder at the remark
able natural treasures that carpet thu
hills and wales of this favored South
ern cline. The display made. haj
been collected with wondrous car,
and the specimens presented are ootl
choice and pretty and in many III
stances very rare. The principa
ones noticeable are the mari
posa Lily, lupine, California
poppy, yellow snapdragon, painted
cups, cream cups, and many varieties
of California ferns. The ladies il
charge are as pretty as the flower
they tend, and visit to this bJotl
will amply reward the onlooker.
Once again refreshments are Ell
couutered. this time in the form of {
milk shake booth, aud the structure
looks very handsome with it's decora
ton of imitation snowballs. The
liquid dispensed is well-known favor
ite with Angelehos, and the fair occu
pants of the booth are kept busy sup
plying the wants of their numerou:
customers.
Pinks and pansies arranged in the
form of d six-pointed star next NEE
the eye and form very pleasing pic
ture. This booth is very unique an6
conveys a vivid impression Of how
beautiful these little flowers are. Bas.
kets OF flowers are suspended here
and there and the designers have
fully succeeded in making a truly
handsome display. This is the booth
where the HERALD reporter was pre-.
serted with q handsome bouttoniere
mention of which is made to show
the generosity of the charming ladies
who preside over it. English ivy hides
the framework OF the structure and
baskets of pinks add to the rich and
glowing beauty of the scene.
Last of all comes the Kindergarten
Booth, place where ten minutes will
be well spent. 1t is arranged with
great taste, and is OF rustic design
with a mossy bank for a centre piece.
Subjects of interest to children are
scattered about, and all the small fry
should be certain to visit this place,
as they will find much to interest and
amuse them.
GENEROUS DONATIONS.
Contributions OF flowers are focking
in very rapidly, the following being
generously donated yesterday:
Mrs. Granden collected choice roses
and many other beautiful flowers from
the following named ladies' in East
Los Angeles: Mesdames McKrague,
300 roses; g. Catlton, Hancock John
son, Hudson, McGraw, Harrison.
Gundlack, Fillman, Sheflin, Mel
son; Mrs. +. 0. Cass, Jefferson
street. variety OF choice roses; Mrs.
E. A. Webb, Santa Barbara, choice
roses; Miss Mcclellan, renunculus.
isias, anemones; Mrs. Sterns, 220
Court street, roses; Mrs. Dana Valen-
tine, 500 roses, marigoids, etc. Mrs.
S. A. Widney, 26 classified roses and
large quantity of others; Mrs. w. S.
Allen, roses; Mrs. W. H., roses /;
Mrs. CLANCY, assortment OF flowers
Mrs. Ryan, basket of artistic flowers !;
Mrs. Frank Reach, 200 rosebuds !;
Mrs. Milton Thomas, rosebuds; Mrs.
M. T. Brown, mixed roses; Mrs. NJ
J. G. Haavey, fine roses; Mrs. VIM.
Rowland, choice roses in BASKETS !;
Mrs. w. j. Wolfskill twenty varieties
and mixed flowers; Mrs. T. Steward,
roses; Mr.. Conpere, choice seeding
roses, all free boomers, challenge the
world, "Rarest;" Mrs. Il. w, Jones,
basket roses; Mr.. l.. Bixby, collec-
ton roses; Mrs. G. f. Harper, Scotch
heather and choice roses; Mrs. J. M.
Carter, basket roses; Mrs. j. c..
Smith, marigolds, verbenas and roses /;
Adria and Rance Show, basket Of
Inglewood flowers; Mrs. M.
Harris, roses and faischron Mes
DANES Goldsburg and Bronson,
basket roses, daisies and pansies !;
Mrs. 8. G. Wright, callas and roses; !;
Mrs. HI. I. Lee, roses; Mrs. Veal.
roses; Mrs Whitney, variety roses /;
Miss Mabel Chaflin, roses and other
flowers; Mrs. S. Paine, mixed flowers /;
MIS-. A. M. Duncan, mixed flowers;
Mrs. Serrot, callas, roses, pansies and
piuks; Mrs. r. d. Lowey, two hun
dred varieties of roses; Miss Stella
Smith, yellow roses; Mrs. G. u.
Tarr, callss, roses, pinks and mari
Colds; Kitty Horton, Huldah Thomp-
son and Rilla Donnell, quantities Of
wild flowers from Gsrvanza also; Mrs.
G. A. Page, East Los Angeles, large
basket of roses; Mr.. M. Rosenbaum,
Pasadena, q large collection OF choice
roses; Mrs. D. Dicker, callas !;
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Barrows, col
lected from ladies in the Vernon Dis
trict, large variety OF roses, pansies,
and many other flowers. Mrs. Har-
wood and Mrs. Schneider, deserve
special mention for having all their
flowers 80 beautifully arranged. Mrs.
Burlingame, quantity of pansies.
Miss Mcclellan collected beautiful
flowers from the following-named
ladies': Mesdames Montgomery,
Dohls, Dague, Taggalt, Clark, Kelso,
Wilkinson, Shrader. Miss Hayden
Vernon, marguerites, verbenas, gera-
NUNS and roses; Miss DR.. Seymour,
Lincoln Park, l'rge variety wild
flowers; Mrs. HI. M. Meade,
four beautiful bouquets; Mrs.
l.. Gibbs, Vernon, fifty vari-
eties roses and basket mignonette !;
Mrs. DIR. E. F. Henderson, callas and
roses; Mrs. F. Stovell, great variety
of flowers; Herman Penning, wild
flowers; Mrs. L. Bentley, great va
riety of flowers; Mrs. W. Woodworth,
callas, roses and other flowers; Mrs.
Thompson, Laurel street, roses and
other flowers; Mrs. Coleman, large
variety flowers; Mrs. E. H. Dalton,
thirty.five varieties roses; Mrs. G. B.
Hall, lilacs, Fleur De Lis and other
aounre. Misc Do1I co1Iactior rOSac