Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-03
PASADENA.
Success of the Chrysanthemum Fair
PoIitics-Local Notes.


Politics-Local Notes.
PASADENA, Nov. 2.-The Third Annual
Chisanthemum fair, given under the
auspices of the Charity Organization
society, opened this morning in Woos-
ter hall, corner OF Fair Oaks avenue and
Kansas street. The entire lower story
of the building is being used. The large
room has been turned into veritable
flower garden, where every possible
nook and corner is crowded with bloom
ing plants.
The chrysanthemums abound on
every hand. making beautiful display,
and are well worth seeing. The PARK
Nursery company has charge of the dis
play, under direction of Mr.. Ross. who
is an old hand at the business.
The order OF the day, as mapped out
by the committee, will consist of din
ner from IL to 2, luncheon from to
and refreshments during the evening,
consisting of ice cream, oysters, etc.
In addition musical and literary pro-
gramme will be given every evening,
which will be changed each day.
Mr.. Buchanan presided over today S
lunch, assisted by Mr.. f. @, M. Hester
and Mrs. Chronis, Mrs. G. w. Buchanan,
Miss May Buchanan and Miss Helen
Nelson.
Tomorrow's lunch will be under Mrs.
Whitemore's charge, assisted by Mes
danes Geo. Ceuter, E. A. Walker, A.
Dunange, Misses Ellis, Rogers, Hill.
Tomorrow programme has not yet
been completely arranged, but the COM
mittee which has the matter in charge
will be satisfied with nothing but the
best.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The cold water party is making ar
rangements for rousing meeting to-
morrow evening in Williams hall. The
programme consists of ehort speeches
intermixed with music.
The Democrats are arranging for a
rousing meeting, Friday evening of this
week, at Williams's hall. Speeches will
be made by several of the best speakers
of the party, who will make it interest
ing for our Republican friends.
Mr.. I. l.. Skinner and Mr.. I. E. Glib
bon of Los Angeles will be among the
speakers of the evening.
Let everybody turn out, as good
meeting is assured.
THE woTKYNs oBsEQUIEs.
The funeral OF Mr.. B. Marshall Wot-
kyns will be held tomorrow afternoon,
at 2 O'Clock, from the Episcopal church
on Los Robles avenue, conducted by
Rev. Hall. Reynolds and Van Nuys
have charge OF the funeral. The inter-
ment will be made in the Mountain
View cemetery.
In the death Of Mr. Wotkyns the
community loses one Of its best and
most respected citizens, q gentleman of
noble character, whose high sense of
honor won for him the respect OF all
that knew him.
The sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty goes out to the bereaved wife and
relatives in their hour of sorrow.
NOTES.
A Republican rally is booked for Sat-
urday evening.
The Good Templars lodge held its
quarterly installation of officers last
evening.
The chrysanthemum fair starts out
most encouragingly. The ladies report
$50 received from today's dinner alone.
The hotels report an increased arrival
of eastern people every day, which
argues well for the coming winter.
DR.. |. B. Isham has moved into the
residence recently purchased by him from
Mr.. Meharry on North Euclid, south Of
the Episcopal church.
Prof. G. H. Keys of Throop university
will tender reception to the faculty
and members of the college, and their
friends, Friday evening, from to IL, at
his residence on South Grand avenue.
Geo. W. Lededer's Stock Comedy
company will present the play Nothing
but Money at the opera house Thursday
evening, the 81.