Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-03
rAvoRs roR THE cor1ILIoN.

Miss Hurlbut presides over this de-
partment, which we hope may be ais
tinctively Californian. Orders for tam
BOURNE or cymbals for the leaders or
specially suggested favors, entered upon
the books and filed within Q week.
Miss Greenleaf has charge of the Of
fetal order book for the cotillion. This
book will contoin q numbered series OF
favors signed by the individual design
ers as contributions to our enterprise,
and is under strictly official patronage.
Later details will be given.
ARTNEo BANDINI.
Mr.. Artneo Bandini will daily conduct
q Spanish conversations upon suggested
subjects of interest to strangers, answer
questions, suggest Spanish menu cards,
dancing programmes, figures for the
German, ETC., sketch the Spanish lace
stitches, be interviewed about moonlight
of the cato months in the Arroyo, or the
chase Of the nobler lion del monte of the
Sierras, explain the subtle virtues of
yerba santa, yerba buena or romerillo;
in short, dedicate to the Public Library
his versatile accomplishments and testify
to the Castilian sangre azul.
BON-BON DETAhAMENls
Mrs. Sterling dispenses bon-bons, bon.
bonnieres with touch of semi-tropical
California lurking in them, and flavor
unknown to her own New York. Tuni
Jelly, Chinese lily petals and glace
orange blossoms contend for the honors
with conventional mongat and marrons
glaces.
Mrs. Stetson supplements this depart
ment with impressionlst sketches and
bouts.rimes.
THE DRAMA.
The Dramatic Comm ittee consists Of
Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Saunders and Mr.. Scharff,
with plenary powers in their own depart
ment. The details of the two dramatic
evenings are not yet in the General
Managers hands.
The following give each one evening of
music, the programme for which will be
duly announced. Mrs. Buell. superin-
tends the incidental instrumental music,
and also gives one classical afternoon.
Mrs. Jirah Cole, Mrs. w. L. Vail, Miss
Dexter, Miss Winston, Mr.. Shurtliff
accompanies and promises quiet after
noon after the carnival devoted to the
"Songs without Words"
Mr.. Charles Walton has consented to
add Pasadena to his Los Angeles laurels.
Lastly, Mr.. Taylor will on Forestry Day
sing the liking" and later, 1.-The
Two Grenadiers."
The evenings and afternoon, promised
above, include special solos from Mrs.
Abbott Kinney, Mrs. Bayard Smith,
Miss Shorb, and the cooperation of the
acknowledged musical corps of Pasadena.
ART.
Mr.. Du Bois Knight has entire charge
of the Art Rooms with all the accessories
and assumes the entire control and
management Of his own department.
CHARLES SLOAN & CO., LOS ANGELES.
Mr.. Charles Sloan joins us in this en-.
terprise as one of the Executive Corps,
and is besides officially recognized as our
in Los Angeles on etchings and
collecting.
Accredited representatives of the Press
will be officially received by Mr.. G.. F.
Holder in the Press Pavilion. and as
signed suitable position, either tempo
rarily or permanently, to the close Of the
Pages will be at their dis
posal, and any special information OBJ
tanned for them, if possible, through an
member of committee, wear
ing badge as proof of authority.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
We most cordially invite artists or
to sketch, paint or photo.
graph anything which may seem to them
worthy of artistic treatment. Groups will
be posed, or light arranged for their
special requirements, if possible, and
sales on commission made, if they 30
desire.
The Loan Association formally recog-
nizes Messrs. H. N. Farey & Co., Pasa-
1ena, as members of the Executive Corps,
and Managers of the Printing Depart
ment.
HISTORICAL.
By the personal courtesy of Senator
Del Valle, there will be an exhibit from
the Camulos Ranch, which, from its
associations, will be second in interest
TO none. Mrs. Fremont will, we hope,
be the guest of the Association on
Forestry Day, and the recipient of any
trophy of the Valley Hunt for the same
date.
Mrs. D. B. Wilson will pour tea
on Califo MIA day, and Mrs. ]. De
Barth Shorb send to this depart
ment chair carved from the
wood of the old Mission San Gabriel.
1t is sufficient to say that the entire col
lection of Don Antonio Coronell will
make royal the Mexican exhibit.
The Management is also in cores
pondence with the De la Guerra family,
of Santa Barbara, and Don Foster, of
the Santa Marguerite Rancho.
The Historical Department is one de-
serving special monograph, soon to be
issued, when the material is carefully
collected. Bret Harte's poem on "Con-
ser cion d'Arguella," the history of the
Fremont Trail and the Wilson Trail,
Father Junipero Serra's Life-these form
the initial subjects only. Leitmotif:
Southern California )" ''Kennst du das
Land ?'
Committee-Mrs. D. B. Wilson, Mrs.
Dexter, Mrs. j. De Barth Shorb.
Mrs. Bayard Smith, Mrs. Abbott Kin
ney, Mrs. Patton and Mrs. s. Marshall
Wotkyns will pour tea in this depart
ment.
MONOGRAPHS AND LEAFLETS.
There will be published a series of
and leaflets for sale as SOU
venirs of the several departments and also
as explanatory of the individual ex-
hibits. These will include reprints of
articles already published concerning
Southern California, and original manu-