Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-22
THE FLOWER FESTIVAL.
for TO-day-S0n
Special Notices,


Arrangements for To-day-Some
Special Notices.
To-day the Flower Festival will enter
upon it's second week and, if the results
are as successful as those of the opening
one, it will stand on a financial footing
far ahead of its predecessors. The booths
will be all completely renovated to-day,
and as this means tearing down OF
nearly all of the present decorations, it
has been determined not to throw the
doors open to the public until 7 P. NJ.
The lunch, however, will be served be-
tween the hours ofA11 and in the base
ment, by special request of those who are
taking their daily repasts there. Great in
terest ia being felt as to which booth will
take the premium, and the general i'm
preston is that Whittier will carry of
the honors. The booth is very pretty,
its inmates are dressed according to their
surroundings, and the whole picture
makes as charming scene as can be
conceived. One of the most interesting
features that the visitor will discover
during stroll around the booths is the
Woman's Exchange. One comes upon
it Unexpectedly in its quiet, retired nook
at the extreme end of the left gallery.
The sympathies are Immediately enlisted
in the elaborate display of woman's work
representing, as it does, such an expendi'
ture of patience, time and skill. AS the
object is to provide for the partial or sole
support of self-dependent women, no sec
ond invitation is needed to attract to il
an extensive and permanent patronage,
not only from Los Angeles, but from all
of the surrounding towns, for work is con
tributed from all parts of the State.
NOTES.
Helpers ara wanted at the Pavilion to
day.
Roses are wanted from everywhere for
to-day.
Mrs. f. A. Dewey is doing excellen
work in the Philharmonic Booth.
A special contribution to the rose bootf
by Mrs. Heaves will be found worth in
spection.
Mrs. Spears and Mrs. Horner have
sent great supply of flowers to the pini
and pansy ladies.
Major Harry Patton sent handsome
contribution of flowers to the Whittie
booth, on Saturday, from his home plac'
at Garvanza.
The ladies in charge Of the floral dis
tricts to-day ara Mrs. Chandler, Mrs
GrAndon, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Buddinger AM
Miss Lothian.
A call is made to-day for cypress
gravillia boughs, ivy, cypress parsley
white roses, callas, smilax and lemons
both common and Chinese.
A handsome and toothsome cake has
been presented to Mrs. Newton for th'
Ice Cream booth by the bakery on thu
corner of Third and Fort streets.
A lady has taken bundle of periodi
Gals from the supplyroom. She passed th'
ticket-taker with the books wrapped up
1t is requested that she will return them
To-day flowers ara called for from Boyl
Heights, East Los Angeles, the hill sec
ton, and the district bounded by tn
river and Main street, between First an
Washington streets.
Among the many visitors who were ol
the floor Saturday night were Genera
johnson, Mrs. d. J. Sullivan. Mrs. VIM
Ward, Mr.. Geo. Roberts, Sam Dewey
Prof. Deity, Mrs. Hugo Morris, Maio
Horace Bell and wife, Mr.. L. McAvoy
Mr.. ]. w. Stengle, Mrs. Laura ChauviI
The Misses Santa Cruz, "Lord" Putnam
Miss Sallie Miles, Miss Mamie Miles
Mr.. Jim Miller, Mr.. Baldwin, Mr.. A. A
Staunton, and Mrs. Theo. Savage.