Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-25
JAPAN'S ROSE.
HRYSANTHEMUM FAIR TO OPEN
TUESDAY EVENING.
Entertainment Offsred-The Com
mittees and Their Personnel.

The chrysanthemum fair will be
opened on Tuesday evening at Simpson
auditorium. This festival OF the Japan
ese rose will certainly be a notable
event, partaking of the nature;of social
function. The great Simpson auditor
ium will be in use, as we'll as the spacious
adjoining grounds, both of which will
be made bowers OF beauty and beauties.
On the formal opening, H. q. Osborne
will be chairman of the evening.
Colonel j. j. Ayers will deliver an
address regarding the occasion. Mrs.
H. G.. Otis has written poem entitled,
The Birth Of the Chrysanthemum, which
will be read by Professor Ludlam. Miss
Mollie Adelia Brown Will sing.
On Wednesday evening the Ellis club
will furnish the entertainment, and on
Thursday, Professor ,Arevalo. Friday
will be children's evening and on Satur-
day evening Miss Helen Mar Bennett
will recite.
A loan art exhibition will be held in
the auditorium, which will include
many of the most perfect specimens of
painting and sculpture in the city, to-
gether with bric-a-brac, curios and
other attractions.
The grounds will be canvased and il
Illuminated, and everything provided for
the comfort and amusement of patrons,
The committees in charge are as fol-
lows:
President-Mrs. r. NJ. Widney.
Financial secretary and committee on
supplies-Mrs. w. 1. Brown.
Entry clerks-Mesdames H. J. Shat
ner and w. H. Pilkington.
Entertainments-Mrs r. R. Brown.
General decoration-Mrs. S. J. Linn.
Door-keepers - Miss Martha Dods-
worth, Mesdames w. w. Widney, D. G.
Stevens, Charles Forester, NJ. Dods-
worth, F. @. Howes, M. Hagan.
Special exhibit-Mmes. B. Chandler,
s. Q. Hubbell q. L. Parmalee, l. n.
Van Nuys, ]. S. Chapman, Modini-
Wood, E. F. Spence, j. E. Platter, Will
lam Pridham, w. H. Workman, E. H.
Sanderson, E. Klokke, j. A. Henderson.
Ice cream--Mrs. F. H, Shoemaker,
cashier, Mrs. Josephine Butler, assisted
by Mines. E. B. Grandin, Adna Chaffee,
j. E. Platter, ]. 0. Wheeler, w. S.
Moore, Asa D. Childress, Belle Jewett
(Pasadena), Frederick G. Howes, Alfred
Salano, @. E. Thorn, Stevens, H. 0. Col
Inns, F. G. Teed, F. A. Eastman, F. H.
Tolhurst, J. W. Mitchell, Misses Lucia
Burnett, Kate Wedemeyer, Lily Lee, G.
Bugbee, B. Bugbee, L. Dunn, Eva Tufts,
Mile Kurts, Blanche Dewey, Floy
Tyler, Eleanor Strohm, Blanche Bone
brake, Maud Northam, G. Burnett,
Birdie Dunkelberger, Dora Knighten,
Miss Emma Stein, Miss Elise Elderkin
Miss Wright, of Riverside, Miss Asbury
Kent; Miss Mary Gray, of Louisville,
KY; Miss Carter, of Pasadena; Miss
Rose Dorsey, Miss Grace Stewart; Miss
Ellen Alden, Miss Tisdale, Miss Laura
Chauvin.
Boutonniere-Mrs. D. G. MacGowan,
Mrs. E. Silent. Mrs. J. H. F. Peck, Mrs.
A. Bancroft, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Min
ME Hans Owens, Mrs. Ed. Stevens, Mr3.
Helen Widney, Mrs. Libbie Silent Mrs.
Clara Houghton, Mrs. Mollie Adelia
Brown, Miss Georgia Rowan.
Coffee booth-Mrs. Fred Perry, Mrs.
J. H. f. Peck, Mrs. J. E. Platter, Mrs.
William Pridham, Mrs. Captain True,
Mrs. Minnie Hans Owens, Mrs. Asa
Childress. Mrs. L. H. Goodrich. Mrs.
Charles Capen, Miss Martha Heinsch.
Miss Maud Northam, Miss Dell O'Mel-
veny, Miss Jacquett Hunter.
Corsage and cut fowers-M MesdamesJ J.
W. Gillette, DR.. Davidson, E. w. Rev
nolds, James Montgomery, Victoria
Wilmer, Mollie Adelia Brown, Helen
Widney, Kate Yarnell, Lewis, James,
E. G. Knapp, Ella Holcom, Anna Field.
Japanese tea garden-Mesdames c. A.
Sumner, l. w. Bresee, cashier; G. Fin
ney, Misses Mary Campbell, Katherine
Campbell, Helen Klokke, Gertrude Fin
ney, Genevieve Robinson, Norman
Robinson, M. @. Sumner, Carrie Platt,
Jessie Simons, Lille Houser.
Newspapers-Mesdames M. A. Gibson,
D. g. Stevens, +. A. Gibson, w. f.
Marshall, Miss Lulu Gibson.
Candy booth-Mrs. j. E. Murry, Mrs.
@. D. Howry, assisted by Miss Mae
Forester, Miss Bertha Willard, Miss
Jessie Beckwith, Miss Blanch Smith,
Miss Ethel Holcomb, Miss Mae Mccall
lum, Miss Kittie McCrea.
Soda and lemonade-Mrs. George L.
Arnold. assisted by Miss Grace Milti-
more, Miss Mabel Brousseau, Miss Bessie
Davidson.
Hat and cloak room-Mr. and Mrs.
w. ]. Horner, Miss Lou Little, Miss
Lottie Doane, Miss Rose Hill.
Fancy work-Mrs. Emma r. Smith,
Mrs. E. A. Strong, Miss Rose Harrison,
Miss Olive Harrison, Miss Winona Pie
per, Miss L. Pieper, Miss Kate Simons,
Miss Lena Winton, Miss Nettie Shafner.
Photographs and souvenirs-Mmes.
f. G. Calkins, w. P. Hamilton, G. G.
Huntley, o. A. Ivers, w. Huntley and
Blanche Rogers.
Dinner and lunch-Mmes. M. J. Pier
pont, N. j. Warneke, J. Taylor, School
craft, r. G. Hunt, E. Dickey. N. ]. Rus
sell. A. S. Baxter, M. ]. Carter, Charles
Grubb and J. I. Conley, Misses Laura
Charnock and Lou Little.
Reception committee - Mines M.
Fl. Williams, w. A. Knighten, f. R.
Warner, s. A. Mattison, d. Sampson, E.
J. Cursor, M. A. Crawford, F. H. Piefer,
G. E. Brown, A. G. Doane, w. B. Hol-
comb, o. A. Ivers, J. w. Beckwith, G.
I. Cochran. A. M. Hall.
Judges-Rev. DR.. Stevenson, Mr.. S.
G. Hubbell, Mrs. DR.. E. R. Smith.
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