Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-19

ers: Nellie Gould. collection of flow
ers Mrs. G. w. Tarr, Garvanzo, col
lection of wild flowers, gathered by
the school children; also from
Mrs. Tarr, callas, roses, pansies
Mrs. NJ. E. Fellows, Garvanza, ver-
benas; Ii. w. Harris, Feast Seventh
street, roses and pinks; Mr.. G. G.
Chowler, quantities of pansies; Mrs.
10. w. Atwood, Boyle Heights, roses,
marigolds, etc.; Mrs w. Phelps, 4
Ingraham street, roses; Mrs. M.
Ward, Boyle Heights, roses.
Collection of flowers by Miss STAN
ley and Miss Lockwood. District
No. 3. Mrs. T. G. Gall, variety OF
flowers; Mrs Bradshaw and Mrs.
May, roses; Mrs. VIM. Lacey, two
boxes very choice roses; Mrs. Speedy,
box of choice roses.
The East Los Angeles ladies sent in
great quantities of roses and other
flowers, as follows:
Miss Kate Entler, Mary Mitchell
Mrs. Norman Martin, Mrs. Frank
Philips, Mrs. Meredith, Mrs. E. B.
Entler, Mrs. A. III. Wier, Mrs. A. V.
Bard, Mrs. VIM. Vickery, Mrs. Stur-
ge, Mrs. Peter Potts, Mrs. VIM.
Lacy, Mrs. ON Earl, Mrs. Anna z.
Baker, Mrs. Horner, Mrs. Pollard,
Mrs. DR.. Morrows, Mrs. Speedy, Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. M. D. Johnson, Mrs. Led
better, Mrs. Roster, Mrs. +. E. Gund-
lack.
List Of ladies from whom Mrs Fer
guson collected: Mesdames Bernard
Graham, Gassaway, Moulton, Massey,
Gulf, Brown, Graw, l. I. Brown,
Glover, Hartman, Harris, Clapp,
White, Lehman, Jahla, Normandy,
Grabbs, Farrell, Paine, Sayre, Linden
field, Somes, Lamb, Morgan, Frew,
Whistler. Roney and Dungall.
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Hendricks
collected from the following-named
ladies on Boyle Heights: Mesdames
Strange, Ward, DIR. Murphy, Lyon,
Chandler, Kense]a, Sanovich, Cory,
Thurston, Hubbell, Crowell, North,
Stevenson, Bryant, Cocrane, Todd.
Hill, White, Cleland, Small, Varrell
Brayton, Stoxey Harrington, Dexter,
Trlmble, squires, Swain, Wright,
VIM. Workman, Biscadilly, Miss An
gell and Messrs. Smith and Engle.
Mrs. w. B. Thomas. of Pasadena,
sent 1886 roses of all varieties to Mrs.
Fremont, who has charge OF the
Inglewood.
The Woman's Exchange received a
very magnificent present yesterday.
1t consisted of from 500 to $1,000
worth of millinery goods, which were
donated by Miss L. j. Hammond, who
has had an establishment in this city
for the past fourteen years. The arti-
cles contributed are very elegant, and
will be offered for sale at reduced
prices after P. NJ. to-day.
THE SEARCH FOR FLOWERS.
The following districts will be can
vassed to-day for fresh flowers, and
all living therein are requested to be
kindly ready with their offerings when
the members of the committee call
District No. 9--All west of Figueroa
street between Washington and JEFF
ferson, not including Figueroa street
but including Washington and Jefer-
son streets. In charge of Miss Anna
Woodhouse.
No. Lowest of the zanjas, being
all south of Jefferson street and west
Of Figueroa, not including jefferson.
In charge of Miss Kitty Butler.
No. 11-All west of F gueroa and
Pearl streets from Washington to
Ninth, including both sides of Figue-
roa, Pearl and Ninth, but not includ-
ing Washington street. In charge Of
Mrs. DIR. Clacius.
No. 12-All west OF Pearl street, in
cluding both sides OF Pearl and down
Ninth 10 Second and Diamond streets,
but not including Ninth or Second
streets. In charge of Mrs. j. z, She
ward.
To-NIGHT's PROGRAMME.
The entertainment this evening will
consist CT number of tableaux under
the direction OF Mrs. Henry Ludlam.
Mrs. Ludlam is recent arrival from
the East and briggs with her a splen
did reputation for affairs of this kind
and it is therefore anticipated that the
posing o-night will be all that can be
desired. -Four tableauxfwill be given,
the first being a representation of the
"Ten Virgins" according to the Bib
lical parable: The idea as regards the
grouping is taken from painting by
Piloty.
The second tableau will be scene
in the outskirts Of Pompeii during the
destruction and the scenery will be ar
ranged according to the well-known
lines of Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton.
The third tsbleau will consist of
two parts, a " Mothers Anxiety" and
"Mother's Sorrow" respectively and
represents a scene in home life.
The fifth tableau will be "Sculp-
tors Studio" and all the statuary will
be represented by life flowers. Among
these will be seen A Roman Senator,
tor, Hope, Rock of Ages, Gu
pid and a Butterfly Girl in Marble,
Pandora, LYDIA and an Angel in
French Bisque and Bronze Busts of
Othello and Moorish Princess.
The following is the names of the
performers: The Mesdames Paris,
Correll, Helman and Mamie Perry
Davis; the Misses Richardson, Gar
ritt, Anderson, Farpsworth, Sadie
Johnson, Luitweller. Rorick, Finney,
Hills. Green, Lulu Mead, Kimball,
Spencer, Russell, Mary Widney;
Messrs. Robert Widney, Arthur Wild
ney, Conduit and Henry Ludlam.
The total receipts yesterday
amounted to 81 $50, 1910 of which
was entrance money, $153 taken for
ice-cream and the balance taken at
the other booths. -
The wheelmen will give an exhibi-
tion on Monday night.
The dining-room will be open to-day
from ii A. NJ. to 9P. NJ,