Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-22

dell, Mr.. FRANK Scott, Mr.. T.. M. starr,
Mr.. A. j. Smith, Mr.. A. P. Shewman.
Merrill Lodge No. 300: Mrs. M. G
Wright, Miss Carrie Gaeler, Miss Dollie
Hogentgh, assisted by Mrs. Buchroghen,
Miss Kate Yarnell, Miss Jessie Yarnell,
Miss Lily Budingham, Miss Jennie
Green, Miss Ruth Green, Miss Belle
Robinson, l.. Gaeler, Kinney, Clay
ton Alter, Kubint Yarnell. Nor
ris Vineyard Lodge No. 1876: Miss
Ina Baxter. Mr.. B. G. Bryant, Mr.. e. A..
Allison, assisted by Mrs. Robt. Miller,
Miss julia Miller, Miss Matte Haw-
thorne, Miss Ida Banter, Miss Lizzie
Taylor, Miss Ollie Hawthorne, Miss ona
Simmons, Miss Emma Ewald, Miss
Laura Sutton, Mr.. Floyd Simmons, Mr..
Ira Howser. John p. Finch Lodge
No. l1S: Frank Scherdler, Gertie
Ritter, eugene Kohler, assised by
Miss Berdie Wier, Miss Aggie
Todd, Miss Maggie Todd, Miss Kelly,
Miss Whitaker, Miss Thomas, Miss
Mrs. Weir Peabody. Rosedale Lodge
Mrs. Doris, Mrs Evans, Mrs.
Hanna, assisted by Miss Mable
Marball, Miss Lula Smith, Miss Gertie
Hestor, Miss Rena Green, Miss Maud
McFadden, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Hilton.
Gallery to the Left-Woman's Ex-
change, Mrs. Jocelyn.
Special Design-Mrs. Peyton Carter.
Those in charge of districts are as fol-
lows: No. /, Mrs. p. A. Mulford; No.
2. Mrs. S. d. Spear; No. 8, omitted; No.
4, Mrs. p. l.. Budinger, Mrs. f. f. Nay
No. 5, Misses Harrison; No. 6, Mrs. A.
f. Carter; No. 7, Mrs. C. o. Brown; No.
8, Mrs. j. r. Boal; No. 8, Mrs. F. c.
Howes, Miss Blanche Bonebrake; No.
10, Mrs. E. A. Miller; Miss Marie Nc
Eachin; No. IL, Miss Lizzie Kimball,
Miss Mabel Dunn; No. 10, Mrs. j. T.
Steward; No. 13, Miss Cockins ;
No. IA, Mrs. E. P. johnson !;
No.15, Mrs. +. B, Ross No. l6, the Misses
Morford; No. II, Miss M. +. Mcclellan !;
No. 18, Mrs. S. j. Mathes; No. 10, Mrs.
Pinney, Mrs. M. f. Wills; No. 20, Mrs.
w. w. Stlson, Mrs. Thos. Goss.
Dining Rooms at Pavilion-Tuesday
Vincent NJ. E. church, Boyle Heights
Presbyterian; Wednesday, Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL, English Lutheran, Simp-
son M. f. church; Thursday, Central
Baptist, Christian; Friday, Third Pres
byterian, Tabernacle Baptist, Memorial
Baptist, Grand View Presbyterian; Sat-
urday, East Los Angeles, Bethany Pres
byterian.
The evening entertainments will be as
follows: Tuesday, invited guests, gen
eral exercises; Wednesday, Los Angeles
Athletic Club; Thursday, Los Angeles
Wheelmen; Friday, drill, Harvard Mill
tary Academy, boys and girls class,
Turn Verein; Saturday, statuary.
Dinners Down Town = Wednesday,
First Congregational, East Los Angeles
Baptist, University M. E., Park Congre-
gational; Thursday, First Baptist, Trim
ity NJ. i. South, Bellevue-ave. M. T..
South; Saturday, Emmanuel Presby-
terian, First Presbyterian. Dinners to
be given at w. +. Beeson's storerooms
next to HERALD building.
Competitors for Premiums-Woman's s
Exchange, Miss Woodward, Miss Gam
BILE (Artesia).
Tickets will be taken today by Messrs.
w. w. Widney, J. M. Stewart, C. +.
Day, p. Rresee.
Stage Manager-Mr. Robert Dods-
worth.
Among those who have donated flow
ers and foliage to the festival are the
following: Mesdames Bosbyshell, J
Bartlett, J. Lucemoor, M. S. Severance
Merriman, Scott, FORESTER, w. d.
Gould, o. Hover, Hobbs, Newton, F. c.
Haines, S. M. Gallup, j. Yarnell, Wal
lace. e. Jones, DIR. Wills, DR.. Hunt,
Clark, S. c. Hubbell, Cover, Al. Nc
Farland, J. f. Clippinger (Tropico)
Messrs. Weaver, DR.. Minerve, Lloyd,
Marble, Austin, Barker, G. Adams, Rev.
nj. Crabbe, w. j. Finley (Azusa), j.
Percival and c.. G. Packard (Garvanza)
Mrs. Al. Mcfarland has donated q
huge fruit cake, which will be disposed
of 'by the slice' during the week.
Cinerarias have been added to the
premium list, and prize OF 5000 will
be awarded for the best display of these
choice flowers.
Lunch will be served daily at the
pavilion from | 30 q. m. to 2 80 p. IN
in the diningroom in the basement.
Tickets are now OH sale at the pavilion
and as those who have given their timt
and labor to the decoration and prelim
mary arrangements have expressed theil
willingness to pay for their tickets, there
will be no exception to the rule this
year.
A gentleman who recently returned
from a trip to Europe and the Paris ex
hibition said yesterday that the mode
of the Eiffel tower at the pavilion is the
best he has yet seen in the country.
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