Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-27

The second annual chrysanthem um
fair will open at new Armory hall on
N1ednesday evening, with the following
"licers in charge: Mrs. M. H. Williams,
president; Mrs. F. R. Warner, first vice.
president; Mrs. 2. 7. Parmalee, second
vice-president; Mrs. R. R. Brown, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. w. ]. Brown,
financial secretary.
Committee in charge of the door: Mrs.
G. D. Howry, assisted by Mrs. F. G.
Howes, Mrs. DR.. Hagan, Mrs. w. H.
Pilkington, Mrs. A. M. Dunsmore, Mrs.
Prof. Dozier.
Committee on decorations Mrs. Linn,
assisted by Mrs. Howry, Mrs. Murray,
Mrs. Caulkins, Mrs. Stamps, Mrs. Beck
ter, Mrs. Holcomb, Mrs. Parmalee,
Miss Furman, Miss Houser, and others.
Committee in charge of plants: Mrs.
w. w. Widney, Mrs. q. L. Parmalee,
Mrs. DIR. More.
Marking committee: Mrs. Murray,
Mrs. Howry, Mrs. Moody.
Entertainment committee: Mrs. w.
j. Brown, Mrs. r. r. Brown, Mrs. DR..
More. Mrs. u. T. Parmalee, Mrs. L. B.
Dyer.
Japanese booth: Miss Cochrane, late
of Japan; Miss Lille Houser, Miss
Clara Morris, Miss Clara Heffner, Miss
Grace Lyman, Miss Carrie Ellwood,
Miss Rhoades, Miss Florence Williams,
Miss Jessie Simonds, Mrs. Mayo, and
others.
Special exhibit booth: Mrs. General
e. p. Johnson, assisted by Mrs. Gov
ernor George Stoneman, Mrs. Claus J.
Ellis, Mrs. j. Sartori, Miss Rose Dorsey,
Miss Helen Ellis, Miss Stoneman, Miss
Adele Stoneman, Mrs. w. w. Widney,
Mrs, Owen, Mrs. Prof Dozier, Miss Nc
Clellan, Mrs. A. G. Shafer, Mrs. j. M.
G. Marble, Mrs. F. D. Lanterman, Mrs.
A. A. Fitch, Miss May Malcolm, Mrs. H.
G. Carr, the Misses Carr, and from Mon
rovia college: Miss H. A. Bancroft, prin-
cipal; Miss M. l.. Bennett, teacher; Miss
May q. Curran, Miss Dora Whitcolnb,
Miss Mary Bricknell, Miss Edna Brick
nell.
Variety booth: Mrs. F. R. Warner,
assisted by Mines. Clarence Warner,
T.. A. Forester, M. F. Tarble, Brown
and others.
Boutoniere booth: Mines. Hicks and
Booth, Misses Mae Forester, Carron
and Palmer, the Misses Johnson, Misses
Anna Lantz, Gray, Zara Dewey and
Jennie Frankenfeld, the Misses Newton.
Ice cream booth: Mrs. Murray, as
sisted by Mines. r. G. Hunt, Y. S. Sco-
field and A. M. Hall, Misses Knighten.
Lizzie Knignten, Jessie Lowrey, Mabel
Robinson, Lou Little, Kittie McCrae,
Hall, Nettie Shepherd, Stein and Louise
Fowler.
Candy booth: Mrs. Pieper, assisted
by Miss Florence Grow, Miss Mary
Grow, the Misses Harrison, the Misses
Johnson, Miss Davidson, Miss Laura
Charnock, Miss Holcomb, Miss Brill,
the Misses Piper, and others.
Soda water booth: Mrs. E. j. Cursor,
assisted by Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs.
Emma Smith, Miss Lucille Doyle, Miss
May Newell, Miss Jennie Peck, Miss
Pet Williams, Miss Lettie Williams,
Miss Kate Simons, Miss Sadie Simons.
Lemonade booth Mrs. w. J. Harner,
assisted by Mrs. G. E. Brown, Mrs. F.
j. Horner, Miss Clara Shepherd, Miss
May Heiman, Miss Maud Newell, Miss
Bertha Haskell and Miss Anna Fogarity.
Fancy booth: Mrs. Moody, assisted
by number of young ladies.
Press and Pacific Monthly booth: In
charge of Mrs. Hart.
Dining room: In charge of Mrs. DR..
Beckett, assisted by Mrs. 2. Bresee, Mrs.
A. G. Doan, Mrs. A. S. Baxter, Mrs.
Anna Shoals, Mrs. r. r. Brown, Mrs. R.
j. Doyle, Mrs. j. Pierpont, Mrs. A. :.
Moody, Mrs. G. E. Brown, Mrs. F. H.
Pieper.
The ladies request donations of ivy,
smilax, other vines, and chrysanthe-
NUNS to be brought to the hall Tuesday
and Wednesday mornings, October 2Sth
and Goth. Donations from the neigh
boring towns may be sent free in the
baggage cars of the Southern Pacific and
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