Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1892-03-08
THE ORANGE SHOW.
A Large Attendance Noted
Yesterday.
Riverside People Whoop
Things Up.
Features Of the Entertainment Last
Evening.
The Normal School Young Women
Give q Wand Drill-The
Programme for Today.


Notes.
The citrus fair was crowded last night
and there was good average attend
ance during the day. The country was
well represented, and there were also
many visitors from the east.
1t was San Bernardino county's day
yesterday. Riverside came down with
a large delegation, headed by the
Knights Of Pythias band. The officers
of the chamber of commerce met the
leading fruit growers and drove them
around the city in the new tallyho. The
Riverside band played at the pavilion,
and also visited the Offices of the daily
newspapers and the leading hotels. The
San Bernardino county folks had posses
sion of Los Angeles yesterday, and this
city was glad to extend the hospitality
OF Los Angeles to the people of our
neighboring county.
Last evening fifty young ladies from
the normal school gave an exhibition of
wand drill and calisthenics under the
NAi SCtiOA Vi lOlCSSOI Dcd6lux. Liz ulH-
play was very creditable. Those who
took part were:
The Misses Tate, Bardin, Hastings,
Sanders, Prince, varney, Teggart, Arm
strong, Beckery, Carrick, Thompson S.,
Thompson J. L., Howard. Holden, Ar
Ito, Reice, Chandler, Zuber, McMay,
Huyck, Laughlin. Armstrong, Lindley,
Bertleson, Killiffer, Culivery, Huych,
Field, Schroeder, Johnston, Ault, Moore
Mathewson, Booth, Birdslee, Vail, Ran
mis-. Merrill, Turner, Whitehead.
Fred Alter, Fay Stephenson, Will
Athletic club gave an exhibition of
tumbling.
Today is Los Angeles county's day
and the following announcement was is
sued yesterday:
The management has, with great diff
Guilty, secured the most novel attraction
ever placed before the Los Angeles pub
lie for the entertainment of visitors
Tuesday night. The full orchestra from
the Chinese theatre has been engaged
and will render selections from the
classic works of the masters of music of
the fowery kingdom. The regular
orchestra will also be in attendance,
and Westcott, the famous whistler who
has delighted thousands during the past
birds and animals, will appear.
Tableaux-The Merry North at 8 D. m .
The Sunny South at 8 80 p. m.
The Classic East at 8 p. m.
The Golden West at $3.50 p. III.
These tableaux are designed and man
aged by Mrs. r. D. P. Widner, assisted
by the ladies of the Chrysanthemum
Fair society.
They are designed to represent dreams
and realities from the four cardinal
points. "r'.-
The management of the fair is highly
spoken of this year. Secretary Willard
has made record for himself. Every
thing has moved in frictionless man
ner, which should certainly be appre
ciated by the directors of the chamber
of commerce. Frank Virgins and Percy
Fennimore have handled their depart
ments in q business-like manner, and
have shown themselves to be the right
men in the right place. The outside
districts are loud in praise of the treat
ment accorded them by the manage
ment.
There was a little breeze yesterday
between several fruit growers from San
Bernardino county. It was all on &C.
count of a wag putting up the word "oi''
at the San Bernardino county exhibit
which made it read county OF River.
side." As there is considerable feeling
between certain sections of San Bernar.
dino county over the division question,
this little matter raised quite a stir.
The offensive word was removed last
night.
'T CITRUS FAIR NOTES.
There will be big excursion from
Pasadena today.
Frank A. Miller. of the Hotel Glen
wood, Riverside, was delighted visitor
yesterday.
San Diego loaded up the guns in the
fort last night and fired saltues. They
will be repeated tonight.
Tomorrow is Los Angeles city's day.
Many special features will be presented
There will be dances of all nations, in
! which Pearlie Gleason, Ethel Stewart,
Baldwin children and Ruth jackson
will participate.