Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-25
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
A LARGE NUMBER OF VISITORS AT
THE EXHIBIT YESTERDAY.
Donations of Flowers and Displays.
Arrangements Made for Display of
School Work.

The permanent exhibit at the Cham
Der Of Commerce yesterday received a
large number of visitors. 1t was hand
somely decorated with flowers. The
latter were presented by the following ::
Mrs. H. Lindley, MRS. Bailey, Mrs.
Towne, Mrs. Lillian Briggs, Mrs. Bald
win, Miss Wheeler, Mrs. L. Platt, Mrs.
E. E. Bowles; Henry Fesler, Pasadena /;
VIM. Glass, DIR. Dixon, Mrs. HI. Warner,
Mrs. Heavier, Miss Rose Hill, Miss Kate
Rose, Mrs. H. w. Cowles.
Plumbers were at work yesterday
putting in the fountain at the east end
of the hail. When it is finished it will
be adorned with a quantity of water
flowers. The shelves ON which will be
placed the exhibit of the work of the
public school children are being put up
in the north gallery.
The additions to the exhibit yesterday
were as follows: Two sheafs of wheat,
Egyptian corn, from Lankershim ranch;
Monarch of the West strawberries, by
Harry Robinson, of Gardena; punches
of apricots, by Mr.. Wilson, of the Ca
huenga valley curled hair for uphol-
stery, bedding, etc., by Robert Miller,
East Los Angeles.
Among the visitors yesterday were
Mrs. John R. Berry and Mrs. G. HI.
Poole, both members of the Ladies' An
mex of the San Diego Chamber OF Com
merce.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Directors of the chamber took place yes
terday afternoon. No action of i'm
portance was taken.
The following visitors registered yes
terday:
Mrs. w. H. Hooper, Ventura; Mrs.
f. G. Hard, Hollywood; Mrs. Mary j.
Warneke, Pueblo; Miss Clara Nc
Conkey, Pomona; w. M. Taggart, Pros
pect Park; Mrs. Edwin Woods, Massa-
chusetts VIM. P. Carpenter, Geo.
Snerther, National Home for Volunteers;
Smith, Pasadena; Mrs. L. Pratt, Alice
Handyside, Agnes B. Handyside, Sierra
Madre; R. j. Farquhar, E. L. Wolver-
ton, Redlands; c. w. H yatt, Monrovia;
c. w. Clement, Sierra Madre; Max
Mottlitzer, Fort Wayne, Ind; Herman
Widosky, New York; Geo. w. Ford,
Santa Ana; Geo. w. Taylor, Covina
w. A. Nimocks, Santa Fe Springs; Bob
Rudorff, New York; Henry Fesler, E.
G. Parker, Pasadena; Ira Brown, New
bury Park, Ventura county; A.
Englehardt, Rosedale; G. w. Lee,
Covina; Mrs. S. Anon, Covina;
c. H. Poole, San Diego; John Allin,
Pasadena; Mrs. John Mealey, Eau
Claire Jesse Stewart, Mrs. Jesse Stewart,
Pacoima; P. Robertson, w. w. Robert
son, Santa Monica; ]. L. Armstrong,
Long Beach Mrs. J. D. Morgan, Ventura;
Mrs. B. F. Mason, Beaumont; Ben Gatz,
St. Louis; G. R. Dixon, Julia F. Dixon,
Whittier; Mrs. w. R. Hawk, Indian
apolis; Edith Abels, G. w. Hawk, San
Fernando; Roy Stevens, Portland, Me-.
j. M. Williams, Albuquerque, N. M;
Mrs. C. B. Fair, Mrs. F.. A. Post, Alham
bra; Mrs. L. A. Calder, Chicago; Mrs.
E. H. Turner, Maud Muller, San Diego;
J. B. Starns, P. Lathrop, Leavenworth
Mamie Spencer, Hastings; Carrie
Edgerly, Riverside Robert Maloney,
Kansas City; Ada f. Noble, Nina
Spalding, Port Huron, Mich. Mrs. A. L.
Reed, j. w. Harris, Whittier; H. S.
Ames. New Haven; j. S. Donelson, Geo.
Stringfellow, Salt Lake; Miss M. usher,
F. Davis, Pomona; Hiss Hyans, Miss 7.
Shilling, San Francisco; Miss Maud A.
Healey, Long Beach; Charles F. Harris,
Pasadena; Mrs. F. S. Ceilings, Lulu F,
Ceilings, Fairyiew, Orange county.