Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-30
THE UNION FAIR.
Tonight the Last Regular Night Of
the Enteftainmen

Tonight the Last Regular Naght of
the Entertainments.
Tonight was to have been the last
night of the W. r. G. Union Fair, but
the ladies have decided to keep it open
on Monday in order to hold a special
reception on the evening of that day to
the members of the National Grange and
their families, who are expected to ar
rive in this city Monday morning. A
number of the members of the Board Of
Trade are expected to be present on this
occasion, and the affair will be one Of
special importance. The popular trades-
mems march will be repeated on this oc-
casion.
The voting will close tonight.
The order has not been entirely arranged
as yet, but the ballot on the attorneys
will close at $50. Fifteen minutes later
the contest over the fsvorite policeman
will end. AS 10 the polls on city aud
county officials will close, and at 10 80 a
decision will be reached as to what G.. A.
r. man is entitled to the sword.
The grand tradesmen's march was re-
peated last evening, and the following
took part in the affair: Mrs. Lou
Mcclellan, Miss Minnie FeehaD, Miss
Maude Somerville, Mrs. DarXood, Miss
Belle Hepp, Mrs. May Adams, Miss
Williams, Miss Laura Charnock, Mise
Tinna Messerly, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs.
Mary York, Miss Vera Rossman, Master
Willard Johnston, Miss Knox, Miss
Pearlie Gleason, Mrs. Laura Carey, Miss
Adria Shaw, Miss Galbraith, Mrs Ednell
Hanscome. Mrs. Clara Hunter, Mrs. Kate
Oliver, Masters Joe and Hal Gleason,
Miss Grace Van Horn, Miss Mabel SkOf-
stad, Miss Mary Crsmer, Mrs. Abbie z.
Johnston. Mrs. M. Shafer, Miss Agnes
Latrin, Miss Sadie Austin, Mrs. Dosch,
Miss Eva Johnston, Mrs. Nellie Gleason,
Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Daily, Miss Clark, Mrs.
M. Worth.
The attendance last night was fairly
good, but it was probably much de-
creased by the rain. After the grand
march the orchestra played dance music,
and most of th ,se present availed them
selves of the opportunity which it af
iorded.
A new poll was opened Last evening
and votes were cast for the most popular
w. r. @. member. The ballot stood
Mrs. Gelcich, 1; Mrs. Fitch, s.; Mrs
Kirkbride, 7, and Mrs. Martin, s.. Or
the policemen the vote stands: Fletcher
10; McKeag, IL; Roberts, 15, aud Glid'
den, 10. On attorneys the vote is
.Holton, 1OI; White, 10; Growell, 1
Ling, 80. On the city officers the vote is
Wirsching, SO; Brown, S5; Morford, ii
Hazard, 1, and iced 80.
On the most popular young lady the
vote is: Miss Mcclellan, As; Miss Don
nell, g.; Miss Baraclough, z. For thu
most popular county official the tally
reads: Dunsmoor, "A; Francis, AZ
Mason, 35; Aguirre, So; Hamlin,
Field, 2; Platt, /. For the homlies
G. A. R. man the vote is: Gard, L; But
| Ter, L; Charnock, Is, and Cook, 5. Fo
the most popular W. R. @. President th'
ballot stands: Mrs. Sterling of Bartlett
| 30; Mrs. Johnston of Stanton, Sc; Mrs
Weeks of Gelcich, %, and Mrs. Tarble O
Logan, 13.
The contest between Department Com
mander Gard and Major Barrett for tn,
elegant sword is perhaps the most inter
esting of all the various combats in tn,
field. The poll stood last night: Gard ,l06
Barrett, 172; Kirkbride, 4; Francis, l
Deny, 1, and Tarble, s. Mr.. Tarble hs
announced that his name is Withdrawn.
1t is said that tonight the voting ol
J the most popular city official and on th