Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-02

Miss Bell Smith to the hanging gardens.
| Mrs. Cox, Miss Carter, Miss Lindley
and Miss Oph to the decoration of the
balcony.
Miss Bedells name was added to those
in charge OF the boutonnieres..
The special rose exhibit has been aug
mented and at present stands: Mesdames
Chapman, Murphy, Hubbell, Wright,
Owens, Hendricks, Buckbee, Stewart,
Collins, Monroe, Calkins, Stilson, Smith
and Misses McClelaud and Seymour.
Among other workersthe following names
hrve been added: MI. and Mrs. A.
White, Mrs. Stout, Miss ] Smith; also
Mrs. Gates name has been added to the
ice cream committee.
A uniform admission of 25 cents was
decided upon, with 30 cents badges for
regular workers.
The Musso orchestra and Mandolin
club is to furnish the music, and electric
lights are TO be used.
The good will and kindness of the
florists in offering loans, was spoken Of.
Branches of magnolia and the rubber
trees, were revuested, as we'll as the
other desirable greens-ferns, ivy, ger
anium, rose geranium, papyrus, umbrel-
la grass, myrtle, grevilla, acassia, cam
the green grass of the pampas; also all
fine vines, and long branches OF the rose
climbers.
The request that all ladies bring
basket of flowers on Wednesday morn
ing when they come, that there might
be material to work with before the eX-
press wagons could come in, caused
much amusement, and promising
rivalry as to the big basket brigade for
8 O'Clock sprang up.
THEY WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED.
Last evening the committee from the
Y. M. @. A., who hold services each
Sunday at the county hospital, drove
out and gave concert to an audience OF
about seventy-fve patients and nurses.
The committee was assisted by the Y.
M. G. A. quartette, Miss Mae Forester,
Miss Gertrude Finney and Miss Duncan.
The following programme, as arranged
by Mr.. A. w. Hare, was given:
Quartette-Medley 10y. NJ. c. A. Quartette
Reading-Mrs. Burdock's Music Box.
ouartett.-swing Dose Gates tlnney
solo-Love's Old sweet Song =. M Miss Forester
Duet-I'll Take You Back, Kathleen -
Recita;ion-jerry duncan niss aad sF Fhnes masS
Qqartette-Bull Dog .....Y. NJ c; A. Quartette
SolO-Selected.. 80. $50. ..... Miss Forester
Duet-selected. -, Miss Duncan and Mr.. Hare
Quartette-Thou Art My One Love, o:,c:o.o
ouartette-shali We Meet Beyond M the i'''' River
:.........Y. M c. A. Quartette
Song-Swanee River ver..............Com Company
The concert was highly appreciated,
and the young folks who assisted deserve
praise for their kind and benevolent act.
1t will long be remembered by the audi
ence.
OFF FOR WILSON'S PEAK.
The two camps of Woodmen of this
city left yesterday morning on the 8 80
train, in special car, for two days.
camping on the summit of Wilson's
peak. The party consists of about forty
well known business men of this city.
Each man rides burro, and a train of
forty burros climbing up the peak will
surely make novel trip. Tonight at s
O'Clock sharp they will have a fine dis
play of fireworks, and at $50 an enor-
nous camp fire will be visible. Colored
lights will be fired from the camp fire,
which can be seen from this city. Sew
eral we'll known business men of this
city will be initiated into the secret
workings of the order.
THE FoREsTER's SOCIAL.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for the social to be given by Olive
court at Forester's hall, on Monday
evening"
Overture :. ..... Court Olive Orchestra
Recitation =. Mrs A. Klein
Violin and Flute Duet , Reich & Roth
Recitation =. .............M Miss M Ellis
Piano Duet et.................... Misses Marks
Recitation =. ............M Mr.. A. b. Doyle
Cavotine, violin solo ............R ", Musso
Recitation ... Miss Pearl Emerson
Violin Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT L. cinnamon
Selection ...................,.... Male Quartette
Vocal Solo ............. Miss b Brown
Recitation ... Miss Hattie Pearson
Cou ic Song g................ Sam Osborne
Flute Solo. ......... ................J. Reich
I'll. w. Altman, G. Wesley Craner,
Max Roth and Myer Siegel are the COM
mittee in charge.
THE TRIUMPH OF AN ANGELENO.
Guy Rose, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.
Rose, has had two of his pictures hung
at the Paris salon. Mr.. Rose has been