Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-25
THE FLOWER FESTIVAL.

THE FLOWER FESTIVAL.
A Great Crowd In the Pavilion
Last Night.
The Pavilion was literally packed with
people last night to see the beautiful
booths in the great flower show, now in
the second week Of its course. The Al
hambra booth had beautiful collection
OF foxgloves in many colors.
In the registry booth is fine flower
piece presented by Mr.. Ralph Tobermau,
son of Major Toberman. 1t is composed
mostly OF fine roses, among which are
the Quintene, the Duchess de Brabant,
La France and others. Mrs. Toberman
has no less than ninety varieties of roses
in her garden. Mrs. A. III. Dunsmoor
sent to this booth beautiful speci-
men of the cactus known as
last night was in charge of Mrs. G. D.
Harvey, Miss Cora Mathews, Miss Lena
Wirston, Miss Minnie Immel having
yielded to the temptation to absent her
self to see Little Lord Fauntleroy.
The Philharmonic booth has ali ita
musical instruments re-trimmed. This
OOOtA 10 III CAdI k0 vi u ulu6iC61 SOG16bY
founded in March, 1888, on the advanced
plan now in vogue in large Eastern cit
les. The leader is Professor Willhartitz,
whose well-knowu musical talents are
devoted to thei advancement of the mu-
steal interests sof the Society and the
city. At the concert of May 10Th, Hay
denis Creation" will be rendered.
The Ice Cream booth makes q very
fiy1A Of 9O00 To or1o
ing. BY the end of the week the returns
from this booth will be very large.
The Morning Glory booth has been
added to the others at the Festival Hall.
Under the inverted corolla of morning
glory cluster the students from the
Hanna College, who, as in other years,
dispose of their Olive Leaf, the college
paper, containing an account OF the Fes-
tival Society's work, and donate the pro-
ceeds to the benefit of the Festival.
Wild flowers were sent from Tropico to
the Wild Flower booth. A great sale of
photographs of the various booths ia
made at the Wild Flower booth.
This evening there will be a great
promenade concert, and this afternoon,
from 2 to 4 o'clock, tie kindergarten
children will give grand exhibition of
their training. This afternoon, also, the
1S0 orphans in charge of the Sisters of
Charity will visit the festival. They
will be treated to lemonade, soda water
or milkshake.
The luncheon spread by the ladies'
daily from IL to O'Clock for 25 cents is
well attended, as the spread deserves.
Yesterday the Special Rose booth was
the recipient of many fine flowers, sent
by Mrs. Horner, Mrs. Parker, of Eagle
Rock Valley, Mrs. Dimmick, of Rose
dale, Mrs. Ames, Mrs. G. @. Brown, of
Compton, and Eddie Brown, Miss Nellie
McKeag, Mrs. Spear, Mrs. Entler, 800
roses, Mrs. ]. Gibbs, of Vernon, 104 va
rieties of roses.
Tomorrow evening the entertainment
given on Monday will be repeated. 1t is
called Legends of Many Lands" 1t
will run more smoothly on the second
presentation.
Gorgeous specimens of the sun flower,
sent in by Mr.. Lideck, attracted good
deal of attention at the Bulbous booth.
On Saturday evening the students of
the University will give the Cantata of
the Gypsy Qneen.
Next Monday, at 10 A. M, all the lum-
Der in the booths will be sold at auction.
There is great demand for Chinese
and other varieties of lemons.
At the Wonan's Exchange booth, Miss
Fremont and Miss Lindsey have done
yeomen's service.
Several wreaths and bouquets in excl
et on leaves are new features at this booth.
Mrs Prescott will preside at the Ex-
change Booth this evening.
The Flos0er Queen was we'll rendered
last night by the able cast which pro-
duced it before.
Among the string OF visitors last night
were Mr.. w. f. X. Palmer, Miss Flor
ence Dunham, Mr.. Stephen Hathaway,
Mr.. r. Blaisdell, Mr.. S. B. johnson, Mr..
Wilberforce, Mr.. Ed. Mclaughlin, MIR.
+. FL. Margan, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. VIII
Hanson, Mrs. ]. II. Blanchard, Miss
Morgan, of Delaware, Ohio, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. R. Browning, Colonel Mulford
and daughters, Mr.. Harvey Lindley,
Miss Sadie Miles, Mr.. III. @. Wyatt, Mr..
French, owner of Little Lord Fduntleroy,
Mr.. Hugo, Mr.. E. @. Niedt and
daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. g. J.. Griffith,
Mr.. ]. w. Swanwick and ladies, Mr.. @.
E. Mackey, Mr.. w. B. Gard, Of Glen
dora, and ladies, Mayor Hazard, Mr.. aud
Miss Baker, of East San Gabriel, Mr..
and Mrs. 9. H. Dunsmoor, Mr.. w. I.
| Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Reed, Of
Monrovia, Mr.. and Mrs. George Monroe,
| of Monrovia Cantain Herriott