Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
nation on the globe, which have been

nation on the globe, which have been
loaned by Mesdames Joselyn, A. E.
Pomeroy, F. G. Calkins, FL. III. Dobbins,
n. w. Stowell, N. P. Parlen, w. H.
Pilkington and many others.
The Alaskan and Indian exhibits en-
brace some 500 articles of more or less
rarity and value, which have been loaned
for the occasion by the following per-
sons: Mrs. Belle M. Jewett, Lamanda
Park, nineteen Alaskan articles OF vari-
GUS kinds and thirty-eight articles repre-
senting the work of twenty tribes of In
dams; Mrs. R. M. Widney, twenty-four
articles of various kinds; Mrs.
Alfred Solano, Alaskan baskets
and fish hooks Rev. Selah Brown,
Alaska garnets Rev. S. Hall Young, %
miscellaneous Alaskan articIee; r. j.
Widney, Indian pottery and glass DR..
W. W. Beckett, case Of Indian relics
Mrs. Dorothea Lummis, M. D., Apache
headwork; DIR. 81. Fuller, AZ articles OF
Indian work; G. G. johnson, four ex.
hibits of Indian arms and fossils; Mrs.
Q. Ducommun, Indian bead work; E. j.
CURSOR, Zuni pottery, etc.
The European department will per.
haps contain the greatest variety of cur.
los of any, and will undoubtedly attract
the attention of lovers of hric.a brac
Those who have loaned articles to this
booth are as follows Miss M. M. Fette,
Irish and Scotch articles; Mrs. j.
Spring Peet, books and copies Of
papers; Mrs. @. Ducommun, Swiss
carving, ETC.. Mrs. Chamberlin, antique
china; Mrs. Sutton, ancient French fiat.
iron; Mrs. W. S. Bartlett, Italian, Swiss
and Austrian articles; Miss @. P. Keyes,
miscellaneous articles; Mrs. J. w.
Mitchell, various articles de yertu; Mrs.
D. A. Lummis, M. D., Pompeiian vase
Mrs. @. de Szigethy, Russian samovar
Mrs. J. S. Wood, Pompeiian lamp; w.
B. Matthews, Athepian newspaper
Mrs. Joselyn, Scotch hose and Dutch
silk handkerchief; G. H. Paine,
antique watch and gold medal; Mrs. j.
w. King, antique china; Mrs. E. R..
Watson, antique clock, etc. Mrs. W. F.
Obear, ancient wine cooler; Mrs. G.
Brode, Bohemian mug; Mrs. Moss, Ger.
man card case Mr.. McKeever, drinking
vessel; Mrs. F. G. Calkins, Lancashire
clays and Scotch pebbles Mrs. s. F.
Sutherland, Swiss clock and weather
glass; Mrs. N. w. Stowell, shoes Of
George Ill. +; Mrs. Anna Hobbs, antique
Roman vase.
The following persons have contributed
to the Island department, which EN- braces
over 100 exhibits of miscellaneous arti.
cles: Mrs. DR.. L. S. Thompson, Ha.
waiian, Micronesian and Tasmenian arti.
cles; Mrs. DR.. J. Kimball, interesting
collection Of some twenty articles; Mrs,
Anna Hobbs, Samoan, Feejeean, Ceylon
and New Zealand native articles; Mrs.
DR.. M. Hagan, Hawaiian collection; Mr..
F. A. Atwater, Australian and New
Guinean collection.
In addition to the 700 varieties Of
flowers exhibited by the ladies OF the as.
sociation, the following persons have
contributed chrysanthemums: H. L.
Jordan, so varieties; United States
Nurseries, 220 varieties; Good &
Reese, AZ varieties; Dingec & Con.
rad, 80 varieties; Mrs. Shepherd
I31 varieties; Compeer, 15 varieties
M. L. Jordan, 6 varietieS: Charles J
Ellis, rs varieties; J. w. Jefferis, Il
varieties, and Raymond Nursery, 1,
varieties. There will also be a large
number of miscellaneous plants in pots
and the whole affair promises to be s
scene of floral beauty equal to that pro
duced ct the annual Flower Festival.