Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-23

W. Bliss has a display Of honey and
beeswax.
The Pasadena people do not make
much of display. Philbrook q Stet-
son have some lemon and orange Juice.
+. Q. Storey, of Alhambra, has good
display of citrus fruits. The Lanker-
SHIN ranch shows quantity of its
vegetable products raised without irri-
CATION. Most of the Santa Barbara ex-
hibit which was displayed in the citrus
Jar has been placed in this exhibit. AS
lar as 1t goes it does credit to that
county.
In the center of the hall there is
pyramid OF Coronado water in bottles,
and a very fine display of wine fur
nlshed by the L. j. Rose Co. There is
also a very good exhibit by c. f. Smith
OF shells and curios. John Burr. of San
Fernando, supplies some three-vear-old
lemon trees in tubs.
For the reception which took place
last evening invitations were sent out to
a large number of citizens, and the pub
nc generally were invited to attend.
Excellent music was in attendance on
the stage, and pleasant programme of
music was rendered. People began
coming before 8 O'Clock, and the hail
was not closed until after 10 80. Dur
ing that time an almost constant stream
OF people was ascending and descending
the stairs. Probably three or four
Thousand people, among whom it NAV be
SAD were nearly all the prominent
citlzens OF Los Angeles and manv
visitors from the East, visited the per-
manent exhibit in the course of the even
ing; The floor of the hall was well filed
with people moving about and examin-
ing the exhibits and the galleries with
spectators OF the scene. The chamber
numbers 500 members, nearly all of
whom were present with their wives.
Inc interest OF these ladies was excited
III the workings OF the organization, and
many OF them agreed to join the annex
ana render assistance. About sixty
gentlemen offered their names to be en-
rolled on the books of the chamber as
new members
One pleasant incident of the occasion
was the presentation to Secretary Patton
OF handsome floral piece in the form of
a ladder, sent by his friends in the Iro-
quols Club. 1t is very generally under
stood that a considerable part of the
credit for the success of the recent nm
dertaklngs OF the chamber, and the large
addition to it's membership, belongs to
tins active and capable young man.
The committees which had the affair
OF last night under their charge are as
follows
On reception-Mai. Z. w. Jones. Gen
). IL. Mathews, f. A. FORESTER. ]. w /
Hervey Lindley, L. N. Breed. |
s. M. White, J. B. Lankershim. Eugene
Germain, G. M. Wells, +, F. Spence, DR..
], ?. Widney,
On arrangements-Major a. w. Bar
Higgins, II. w. Patton. /
Among those present were: Major Z.
w. Jones and wife, H. w. Patton and
wife, Walter Van Dyke, L. S. Butler, L.
N. Breed, NJ. D. Johnson, w. P. McIn-
tosh, J. M. Frew, j.. w. Francis and
wife, II. V. Van Dusen and wife, B. L.
Orr and wife, Mayor Hazard and wife,
Henry s. Knopp and wife, w. +. Hughes
and wife, Walter Ross, E. Bouton, M.
r. Higgins and wife, VIM. B. Herriott,
K: II. r. Variel and wife, F. G. Foy and
wife, Chas. N. Flint and wife, F. M.
Busby, D. K. Edwards, A. Workman,
David G. Green and wife, Milton Hay,
Springfield, ILL.,; Horace Bell, j. f.
Andrews, j. M. Damron, w. E. Dunn,
Isadore B. Dockweiler, A. q. Rivera a
H 2. PEBBLES and wife, w.
II. Dukeman, J. M. Dunning /
Alfred r. Street, John Flournoy, HI. G. |
Lichtenberger, T. D. Mott, Nj. G. Nc
Koon, Andrew Mullen and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Mott, F. M. Coulter
W. H: Toler, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Men,
ienhall, A. Il. Denker Hervey Lindlev,
Richard Gird, j. A. Bullard, VIM. Gif,
18th, Perry Kuh, Walter M. McInto ~
and wife, Mrs. A. A. Dodsworth. -f'a -n
T., Hewitt, Niles Pease, s. H, NInt1
John R. Mathews, j. NJ. Bro 81 So1e' p
Caswell, f. l.. Heath, t'framu4t' 81, .; n'
,ae"1; Jacob We'll John A. Wis, Miss G. C.1 B.
pr. Fellows " D. Gso John R. Porter
Stonton & Iw'i ~ w "so H. Kimball, Judge
ff.'ILro, HeIlman, =: c.e "" deicks and wife, l. NJ.
Sham - ".o. L. Mills and wife, M. L.
T''"~' < ~ - .. Shaw, w. F. Anderson, C.
(. :, Eook w. A. Workman and wife,
olone'. Fl. G. Otis and wife, G. NJ. Wells,
zap ain Lawson, General John r.
W. W.athews, John F. Morton.