Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-03
WORKING PLAN

81 the Pasadena Loan Association,
Under the Patronage OF the Pas
adena Library Association-Of-
ficial Bulletin.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
WIN. F. Charming, John Vandervoort,
o. F. Holder, L. G. Winston,
b. N. Rust, B. Marshall Wot-
PRIMARY COMMITTEE.
DR.. J. M. Radebaugh, Pasadena; Miss
Charming, Pasadena; Mr.. 81. L. Mac
neil, Los Angeles; Mrs. F. w. Metcalf,
the Raymond; Mrs. Walter Graves, Pas
adena; DR.. Frederic Stevens, Pasadena /;
Oliver 81. Picher, Ell Paso.
PRELIMINARY.
A loan exhibition need not, necessar.
ily. call up visions of Salsuma and
Niello, proof etchings and editions de
luxe only. In it's broadest sense it may
include the loan of sixty minutes of time,
the compass of voice, horses and car.
riages, gardener or cook, the tent needed
for the flower department; in short, any
thing found printed later upon our Of
fetal bulletin. In this broadest sense,
we appeal to the peopiS Of Pasadena for
assistance and patronage.
The Exhibition has been carefully
planned with reference to the established
Flower Festival of Los Angeles. Flowers
are to be treated purely as incl
dental during its progress, and NO
attempt made to emulate the ex-
hibit of them made annually in Los
Angeles. In that exhibit Pasadena has
ceased to be represented as an indepen-
dent factor, preferring to be ranked as a
suburb only, and any suggestion OF imi-
tating the flower festival has never been
received with enthusiasm or support. In
attempting to establish something en-
tirely non-antagonistic, We hope, as a
result, an exchange of such yearly
courtesies as shall necessitate the long
talked and dreamed Of boulevard be-
tween Our Lady, the Queen of the An
gels, and her First Maid of Honor by all
order of precedence.
The following is our practical working
plan:
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN.
The architectural design or ensemble
is furnished by Mr.. Frederick Roehrig,
assisted by Mr.. Pratt, as special con-
tribution towards the success of the en-
terprise, and will speak audibly for
itself in every detail. Mr.. Seymour
Locke carries the plan into practical
execution, and furnishes the entire in
terror scheme of decoration. as his per-
sonal contribution, in addition to the
official management of the whole exhi'
bition, to which he has been formally
appointed. Mr.. Ned Carr contracts for
and furnishes the tubes used in the con-
struction OF the frieze and ceiling, and is
entirely responsible for the building of
the typical tule huts or jacals, which
will supplement the Library building.
T0rtillas will be made upon metate and
tomales caHentes served by sun and Ian
tern light, in strictly Mexican interiors.
Artists in genre are sure of both material
for sketching, and cordial welcome for
easel and palette in the grounds adjoin-
ing the Public Library.
DEPARTMENTS.
Hispano- -Mexican-Under the patron
age of Senator Del Vale and Don Anto-
MO Coronell This department con-
tains Mexican blankets, serapes, pottery,
confectionery, Guadlajara iguerines,
ollas, cascarones, lace and drawn work,
bits and saddles, metal work. etc., be-
sides the great central exhibit of Indian
baskets, around which we predict the
most excited collectors of the whole ten
days. In this department the cascarone-
maker and lace-maker will ply their
trades, chocolate, in Mexican fashion,
will be served, and hundreds Of details
planned and executed daily, in keeping
with the atmosphere of the country Of
romance, which touches here our Ameri-
oan realism.
Indian exhibit-In charge of Mr.. G. F.
Holder, Pasadena; Dorothea Lummis,
n. D., Los Angeles.
Russia and Alsska-It is enough to
announce that the Russia section
il under the management of Mrs.
Belle M. Jewett, that Mrs. Jewett
is in San Francisco, and that the whole
exhibit confidently awaits developments
from the "Autocrat of all the Russias."
Alaska is represented by Mrs. Jewett,
Mr.. Lukens and Mr.. Chittenden, and
forms section which will place us be-
yond criticism. Russian tea, made from
9 samovar, will be served to order in
this department, and poured by Mrs.
Jewett, or one of her corps, in genu-
Inc Russian costume, "Caviare for
the General" and creams for particular
individuals may also he ordered from
card submitted in advance. Order book
open after Monday, February 4. at the
rooms of the Association, Webster block,
Raymond avenue. Leitmotif for this
section, "The Scarlet Sarafan."
Assisting corps, Mr.. and Mrs. Herr
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Swartwout,
Miss Swartwout, Miss Carrie Hill.
THE ORIENT.
By this term we broadly designate
everything eastern, exclusive of China
and Japan, Persian rugs and Bagdad
portieres, Benares and Moorish brass, In
dia shawls, Turkish sarfs, rose leaves for
potpourri, leaflets of Edwin Arnold's
poetry form parts of the milieu. Miss
Senter presides over this poetical
department with large and competent
corps, and serves coffee and sherbet
to order only in characteristic oriental
fash ON. Leitmotif, "Partant pour la
Syrie."
Subscriptions of 81 90 each will be re-
ceived in this department for the Egyp-
tian exploration fund, and forwarded
to Miss Edwards in London.
Assisting corps-Mrs. Allen, Miss AL
len, Mrs. ]. F. Crank, Mrs. James
Craig, Miss Craig, Miss Snow.
POTTERY.
All pottery ancient and modern, is un-
der the charge of Mr.. Stetson, stranger