Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-03
AT THE FAIR.
EASTERNERS CHARMED WITH THE
PANORAMA OF BEAUTY.
Attendance Constantly Growing Larger.
The Show an Unqualified Success.
News Notes and Personal Gossip.

The four hundred were we'll repre-
| sented at the chrysanthemum fair last
evening. Those who attended for the
first time were lost in admiration. The
eastern visitor was fairly enchanted
with the panorama of beauty and origi-
nality. All day yesterday there was q
constant stream of visitors, and last
evening the attendance was above the
average. The programme last evening
was a trife long. In fact, it took Major
Elderkin thirty-ive minutes over the
allotted time to reach the North pole.
The fair thus far has been success
both artistically and financially. Mrs.
Widney, the head of the chrysanthemum
show, is possessed of remarkable execu-
tive ability and has been identified with
the most successful flower festivals ever
held in Los Angeles or any other city.
She has the happy knack of pleasing
every one she comes in contact with.
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS.
Will Booth escorted Miss Otis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arend enjoyed the mu-
sic.
John OFF escorted Miss Blanche Bone
brake.
Fred Cowley and Ed Adam never miss
night.
Roses and buds are needed at the cut
flower booth.
Miss Lottie Doan spent most enjoya-
BILE evening.
Miss Miltimore and Miss Hall sing on
Thursday evening.
/ Miss Laura Chauvin looked captivat-
ing in garnet costume.
/ Miss Martha Dodsworth officiates in
the ticket Office during the day.
Sam Kerson, Willis Hunt and Fred
Bitmer took in the show last night.
Miss Bertha Penning, the charmin G
young singer, was delighted visitor.
Percy Schumacher made himself
agreeable to more than one young lady.
Mrs. Harden and her daughter ad
mired the chrysanthemums last even
ing.
Harry Williams is always on deck.
He is booming the lunch party for this
noon.
Charles Dodsworth spent most of his
time in close proximity to the souvenir
booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart and Miss Stew
art admired the many-colored chrysan-
themums.
Mr.. Manchester slipped cocoa, drank
soda water, swallowed tea, ate ice cream
and devoured candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. McCallum and
Miss Mary McCallum watched the
merry throng of visitors.
A bronze copper medallion, life size,
of Lincoln will be on exhibition today.
1t ia one of the only seven made.
Mrs. Shepherd OF Ventura visited the
show last night. Mrs. Shepherd has
the finest flower garden in the state.
Mics Mabel Luitweiler looked very
pretty in yellow dress, adorned with a
corsage bouquet of chrysanthemums.
Miss Helen Widney wore yellow
gown which was voted the prettiest ever
seen at an entertainment in this city.
The young men are arranging for a
big lunch party at noon. The young
ladies will officiate as walters on this
occasion.
Mrs. Arnold, the presiding genius OF
the soda water booth, introduced coco q
last evening, and there was quite de-
mand for the beverage.
The charming and bright ladies who
held forth at the boutonnier booth last
evening were Mrs. DIR. MacGowan, Mrs.
DR.. Owens and Miss Helen Widney.
On Wednesday fifteen beaux of Los
Angeles dine at the tabernacle dining
rooms and fifteen bellies are to stand
behind the gentlemens' chais as
mattresses.
The delegates to the w. G. I. U. ma
I tional convention, which is shortly to be
held in Boston, have been invited to at.
tend the chrysanthemum show on
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. E. Murray is the genial pre-
siding officer OF the candy booth. The
charming young ladies who assisted are
Misses McCallum, Forester, Woodard
Beckwith and Hail. This booth is very
artistically decorated.
One young lady amongst the numer.
GUS bellies deserves great praise and
many thanks, for not only does she
transform herself into lovely Yum
Yum at night but she makes bewitch-
ing waitress at the dinner table by day
The special booth attracted consider.
able attention yesterday. Mrs. Chand.
ler. Mrs. Parmlee, Mrs. Van Nuys, Mrs.
Hubbell, Mrs. Klokke and Miss Hen.
derson were in attendance. The booth
has been redecorated. The new flowers
sent in are very choice.
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