Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-20
FOR THE ORPHANS.
Another Fair Week at
Motifs Hall
OPENS WITH GOOD PROSPECTS.
A Number OF Beautiful BOoths-The
Ladies in Charge-Last
Nights Programme.
FOR THE ORPHANS.
'PENs WITH GOOD PROSPECTS.

1t is~very evident that the Orphans
Fair which opened last evening at Motifs
Hall, on Main street, is going to be a
great success. Everything was in order
last evening, and large crowd of visit
ors attended. The ladies who have the
fair in charge have shown unusual skill
and originality in the designs of the
booths and have spared no labor in
making them beautiful. The enterprise
certainly deserves the popularity and
praise which ii is enjoying.
The officers of the fair are: Mrs. w.
FL. Workman, President; Mrs. Bradbury,
Mrs. Desmond and Mrs. Gedde, Vice.
Presidents; Mrs. Holmes. Secretary !;
Mrs. V. Ponet and DR.. Kannon, editors
of the fair paper; Anthony Schwamm,
]. K Chalmers, E. J. Roberts, Thomas
F. Gray. J.D. Dockweiler, ]. L. Mans
field, ]. H. Dockweiler, W. A. Driscoll,
]. 7. Haplon, Miss Matfield, Miss Coyle,
Miss Phillipeon, Miss Rifle, reporters !;
Miss McGrath, assistant editress.
The first booth with which one meets
as he enters the hall is the fish pond,
where one may throw line over screen
painted to resemble pond and get some
sort of present. 1t Ia in charge of the
following ladies'. Mrs. j. K. Chalmers,
Miss Ella II. Kane, Miss A. D. Davis,
Miss H. Vignes, Mrs. L. Cordier and the
Misses NJ. Smith, d. Courtney, May
Sheaslsy. Next to this comes the necro-
mancers' booth, where the visitor will
"a uo hso forfy,nn told Me- T
NJ. Workman, Miss Agnes Workman,
Miss Lucy Workman and Mrs. Michigan.
At the sodality' booth there are toys and
fancy articles. Il is in charge of the fol-
lowing: Mrs. ]. IA. Worrell, Mrs. B. A.
Yorba, Mics L. Meyer, the Misses Mamie
and Madeline EtehimeDdy, Miss D. Or
booue, the Misses M. and A. Ballade and
Miss Peneion. The Grecian booth is
in charge of Mrs. B. J. Reeve,
Miss Gertie Reeve, Miss Hattie NJ.
Lindenfeldt, the Misses Kate and Mollie
Macarthur, Miss Allie McManus, Miss
Nellie Spillman, Miss Rachael Hopp,
the Misses Katie and May Horgan and
Mrs. Simpkins. The China booth has
the following ladies': Mrs. Sarah Nc
Ginley, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Yohle. Mrs.
Morrison, Mrs. Brown, the Misses Tracy,
the Misses Bell, Miss May MCKINLEY and
Miss Mamie Jones.
The next booth contains prize wheel,
which is in charge OF the following
Mrs. d. Desmond and the Misses Mag
gle, Nellie, Nora, May and Annie Des-
mopd. The Russian booth, which sue
ceeds in the line, is attended by Mrs. G.
T. Stamm, Mrs. Gedds, Mrs. Belle Jew
ett and Miss L. Walters. At the end OF
the hall near to the stage is the flower
booth. Here are Mrs. 6. Cummings,
Mrs. w. ID. Rogers, the Misses Matilda,
Ella and Bertha Roth, the Misses Ella
and Carrie Warren, Miss Emma Starr,
Miss Williams, the Misses Carrie and
Mamie MurislIaud Miss May Shimp.
On the other side of the hall near the
stage is the soda water booth. 1t is in
charge of Mrs. j. @. McMenomy, Mrs. 7.
McCsffsry, Mrs. II. E Lopez, Miss Emma
Kane, Mics j. Manning. Miss May Ingle-
BRIGHT and Miss Katie Connell. In this
corner is the Turkish booth, where are
the following ladies': Mrs. J. .J. Schal-
lert, Mrs. DIR. Kannon, Mrs. J. Alton,
Miss Agnes Wilson and Mrs. Lawton.
The grab-bag booth comes next, and il
is in charge of Mrs. S. M. White, Misc
Emma Childs, Mrs. DIR. Stewart, Mrs
DR.. De Ssigethy, Mrs. DR.. Ainsworth
Mrs. Burke Mrs. Christia ne, Mrs. Briggs
and Mrs, Dunn. The Japanese booth
has tbe,following: Mrs. L. L. Bradbury
Miss Ysabella Del Vale, Miss Lucy De
Vale, the Misses Mana and Abadil De
Vale, hrs. Abida Del Vale and ths
Misses Rosa, Minnie and Louisa Brad
bury.
The candy booth contains the follow
ing guardians: Mrs. G. Fitzgerald, Mrs
s. arant, Miss Nellie Nash, Mrs
Fielden, Miss Mary Mead, Miss Ma,
Cummings, Miss Lizzie 'Billes, Mis-
Annie Fogerty ard Mics Emma Cola.
The Orphans appeal booth has th'
following ladies': Mrs. Victor Ponat
Miss Mamie McGrath, Miss Eliza Coyls
Miss Mary Rifle, Miss Carrie Signoret
Mrs. Nora MatSeld, Mrs. Maggie Cow
per-. Miss Fannie Lawton, Miss Fanni
Dodd and Mrs. j. 6. Quinn. .se
At the post Office booth are the M;sse
Mallory. The ice cream booth is in tn,
northeast corner of the room. It is Ii
lcharge of Mrs. W. II. Workman, tn
President OF the Fair Association an,
she is assisted by Misses Mamie an,
EAllia Mullen and Mrs. Ed. Mullen. Tn,
lmagic lantern booth iis in charge Of tn
Misses P..6. andD. A. Flores and Mis
Casey. Next to this Is. q little boot
where enc may take q throw for cane
1t is in charge of Mrs. j. H. Simpson
Mrs. M. A. Mcdonald, Mrs. ]. Hanley
/ Mics Rsagan and Miss Dott.a The hs
stand which is directly to the right {
the main entrance, is in charge of Mis-
L. King, Miss M. King and Miss N
Bowen. .,y-
Each one OF the booths is well worth
of o detailed description, but this wi
have to be reserved for some later issu
OF the HERALD. y.t3is
Scattered about the room in suudl
places there are blackboards, on whiC
are recorded the votes taken ON vario,
things. A beautiful oak. bookcase, d
mated by Mr.. A. NJ. McNally. is to go /
the most popular secretary of q Los Al
geles organization. A, Russian leath'
rocker will be voted to the booth recei
ing the highest number OF votes. A si
banner will be contested for by the d
ferent Young Mems Institutes Of tn
city. Numerous articles are to be rs
fsd for, among them fine gold watc
which has been donated by s.. Gran
This may be seen at the City Of Paris.
The ladies, publish each day during Il
week that the fair lasts q very neat lit
paper called the Orphen's appeal. ]
matter and makeup show q considerah
amount of sk;ll and industry ON the pa
of its editors, whose names are me
toned above. iisi. $40. tit l
Last evening the urorramme consist