Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20
displayed, and the word "welcome


greets the eye as the visitor
approaches the south side. The
whole design is intended to show
what Santa Monica can do in the way
of Horticulture, and as further evidence
of her fertility large navel orange is
displayed which grew within 800 feet
of the sea. Santa Monica has entered
her name as competitor for the prizes
for originality and neatness, and the
admirers of this pleasant ocean resort
are confident that she will secure one
of them.
A novel feature of the exhibition is
the Milk Shake Booth in charge OF Mrs.
Amy G. Brown, the decorations OF
which are pale green and white, and
the towers used, snowballs and
marguerites, The milk so far has
been wholly furnished by the citizens
of Compton, which plsce has
always been regarded as a
fine dairy country, and this
is a proof Of its work
in this line. Those contributing
milk daily for use in this booth are !:
Mr.. Strowbridge, Mrs. Conkling, Mrs.
Leonard, Mrs. F. F. Culver, Mrs. Wes-
ley Robinson, Mrs. j. NAL
com, Mrs. D. M. Hathorne
and Mrs. w. Hall are also con-
tributors, and will be to the end.
Compton has never been able to fur
nish flowers, but she is at the front !;
and could this booth have been upon
the ground floor, it would have re-
quired ad litional assistance, as there
is always a surging throng waiting to
be served.
THURSDAYS CONTRIBUTIONS.
Good work was done yesterday by
the canvassers, the following list
showing the result of their efforts and
evidencing the generosity of the peo-
pie whom they visited:
Mrs. F. S. Stovell, Mrs. W. J. Hor-
ner, basket OF roses; Mrs. Kate Spear
1000 pansies. AZ varieties, roses, and
a branch Of gold of Ophir holding 90
roses; Mrs. Horner. box of Cloth of
Gold roses; Mrs. Pollard, 200 roses !;
Mrs. Bacon, roses, Lady Banshire,
Baron Rogniat, 6 different kinds
of geraniums, a very large assortment
Of double daisies, marguerites and
verbenas, also quantities of other
flowers; Mrs. Emma King, basket of
choice roses; Mrs. Hyman, roses,
lilies and marguerites; John Gray,
wild flowers; Harry Sloan,
two beautiful bouquets, paper flowers; ;
Mrs. Hunter, basket choice roses;
Mrs. Frankenield, 200 choice roses
and lovely pelar goniums; Mrs. A. j.
Cof, 200 choice roses Mrs. Field,
roses; Mrs. A. A. Henry, Friend
Ave large bunch of poppies and bas-
ket of cut flowers; Mrs. ex-Mayor
Toberman Mrs. w. II. Perry; Mrs.
Goodwin, beautiful box of roses Mrs.
S. E. Moran, box OF heliotrope and
SO roses; Mrs. John Rey, box of
roses; Miss G. M. Gay, roses and
petunias; special display of cut flow
ers from Mrs. Loop, San Fernando;
Mrs. Storm, orange blossoms; Mrs.
M. l.. Rogers, roses and nasturtiums;
Mrs. M. H. Rowley and Miss Eta
Wise, roses Mrs. Harrington Brown,
acacia roses and snowballs; Mrs.
Collier, South Pasadena, yellow flow
ers; Mr.. III. W. Harris, East Seventh
street, snowballs, petunias, pi,nperel
and variety of old-fashioned flowers,
and large variety Of others; Mrs. j.
w. Gillette, basket of celia for
resters; Mrs. Hege, roses, lilies and
others; Mrs. Gugolz, collection Mrs.
Franks Mathews, roses, callas, ver-
benas, geraniums and marguerites
Mrs. Lyman Stewart, quantities of
roses; Miss Grace Brunson, roses;
Mesdames Hatahavey and Mathews,
roses Mrs. G. w. Strood, Boyle
Heights, 200 assorted roses; Mrs. H.
p. Mathewson, Orange avenue, col
lection flowers; Mrs. Westcott, Ivan
hce, basket OF wild flowers, SO sweet
and fresh; Mrs. A. N. Hough, box OF
choice roses; Miss ]. @. Byram, eight
varieties of geraniums; Mrs. w. M.
box OF roses and marguer-
ties; Mrs A. w. Hutton, very choice
roses; Mrs. Plummer, roses and
geraniums; Mrs. Ryan, roses; Mrs
Terry, roses; Mrs. N. S. Montague,
roses and snowballs; Mrs. G.
F. Heinzleman, variety of roses:
Mrs. Ford, Glendale, roses and VERDE
mas Miss Nellie Hooper, Orange Ave
nue., beautiful flowers; Mrs. j. S.
O'Neill, Whittier street, 5 boxes and
26 varieties OF roses; Mrs. Dickey,
Pasadena, large variety of choice
reses; Miss Stratton. Pasadena, box Of
Cherokee roses, also large variety of
other roses; Mrs. E. E. Gunlach, box
of choice roses; 5 boxes of choice roses
and other flowers from Boyle Heights;
Mrs. Bristol and Mrs. Chaffee, large
box of most beautiful pansies; Mrs.
DIR. Shorb, 700 roses, 227 varieties;
Master Rufus Hubbard, Regent street,
collection of pansies; Hattie Hub
bard, Regent street, a box of roses;
Mrs. j. 9. kirkpatrick, box of flowers;
G. G. Mason, Fulton Wells, box of
roses; Miss Anna Woodhead collected
from the following ladies: Mesdames
Brown, johnson, Easton, Karpe, Sew
erence, Shackleford, Campbell, How
ser, Brown, Cole and Rusk and Eddie
Holler; Miss McManis, beautiful
basket of roses; Mrs. Servaise Pur-
cell, 48 callas and 1872 roses; Miss
Oracle Hymer, large bouquet of spe-
cial roses and large quantity of orange
blossoms Mrs. DR.. Tyler Wilcox,
choice selection of 800 roses; Miss
Bertha Warner, orange blossoms; Mrs.
]. l.. Slaughter, roses and nastu:.
tiums; Mrs. /. w. Phelps, variety of
special roses; Lottie Talbot, wild
flowers; Charlie and Henry Austin,
large collection of wild flowers, espe-
cially pretty; Miss G. Irvine, large
amount of beautiful roses; Mrs
H. G. Austin, A varieties of roses;
Mrs. Adams, Alhambra, large collec-
ton flowers; Mrs. w. H. Harris,
choice collection special roses Miss
Emma Hayden, East Los Angeles,
basket of lovely rose buds and quanti-
ties OF special roses; Mrs. John Cross,
from whom Mrs. Steward collected
sent in callas, marguerites, roses,
geraniums, marigolds and other flow
ers; Miss 10 dan, lilies and roses;