Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-08
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NG CITIES,
Pasadena's Ladies' League Fair
Opened.
Important Fruit Company Formed
at Anaheim.
Orange County Notes The Redondo
Railway Observation-Disclosures
News-POmOna Has
Sensation.

fair of the Universalist church opened
this morning. There was large at
tendance during the day and the booths
were we'll patronized. Supper is served
each evening from 5 to s O'Clock.
The boys electric booth is in charge
of Masters Roy Ccnger, Eddie Barker
and Louis Kenyon.
The domestic booth, in charge OF Mrs.
spaulding, assisted by Mrs. Simmons
and Mrs. Alexander, is well stocked
with work in this line.
Mrs. Conger, assisted by Mrs. Brad
dock, is in charge of the fruit depart
ment with q splendid display of canned
fruits.
The lemonade we'll is presided over by
Misses Crawford and Brown.
The art booth, in charge of Mrs.
Martin, assisted by Mesdsmes Phelps,
Green, Pitkin, Jones, Monroe, Keyes,
Fuller, deserves special mention, as the
ladies have certainly made it bower
OF beauty.
The busy bee booth is in the hands
of Misses LYDIA Conger, Grace Monroe,
Maud Keyes, Bessie Richards, Ella Bon
ner, Mamie Reese, Mable Gould.
The candy booth is in charge of Mrs.
Pitkin, assisted by bevy OF young
ladies, among whom are the Misses
Fuller, Reese, Barker and Conger.
Mrs. Packard has the doll booth in
charge, the dolls being all her own
manufacture and most exquisltely
made.
Miss Heath presides over the ice cream
section, assisted by Mesdames Yates,
Trull and Kirkwooo. The young ladies
assisting are Ella Lowry, Mable Gould.
Annie Carson, Laurena Hanson, Ethel
Scovel.
Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Cahill have
charge of the dining room.
Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Conger and Mrs.
Kyle have charge of the general super
vision OF the fair.
The programme tomorrow evening
will consist of piano solo by Miss Bar
ker; vocal solo, Miss Kimball of Los
Angeles recitation, Miss Clara Green; ;
vocal solo, Professor Kyle; reading,
Miss Bartlett; vocal solo. Geo. Throop.
THE TOURNAMENT OF ROSES.
The Valley Hunt club had a very
pleasant and interesting meeting last
evening, 1t being combinatlo nof bus
mess and pleasure. Progressive hearts
was the social attraction, after which
delightful lunch was served.
The board of directors met later and
proceeded to take up the question of
bringing about the annual tournament
of roses in the best manner possible.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Programme, f. f. Rowland !;
grounds, G. f. Granger; advertising and
printing, w. R. Staats; music, G. D..
Daggett; prizes, G. F. Bolt; refresh
ments, the house committee.
The tournament of roses has become
one of Southern California; yearly carni-
walls.
Professor Keyes is in Sacramento at
tending the teachers convention.
A number OF friends of Mr.. J. B.
Hughes rendered him surprise last
evening, it being the anniversary of his
37th birthday.
Rev. J. Fl. Collins of Los Angeles lee
lures in Williams hall tomorrow even
ing. Subject: Women Out OF the
Kitchen.
The a. NJ. E. church gives an enter
tainment and supper next Friday even
ing, in the store room north OF the post
Office.
The public is invited to the monthly
recital of Professor Coles pupils on Fri
day evening next.
Mr. Geo. lhain ie among the recently
arrived guests at the Painter. Mr..
Thain has spent several winters in
Southern California. and has many
friends here who will be glad to hear OF
his return.
General Wentworth. manager of the
Raymond hotel, arrived today. The
hotel will be opened for the season on
December 18th.