The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-30

Chas. White. Hector zahn, Dan
Mcfarland. Leslie Jenkins, Geo.
Knox, Gordon Gillespie, Harold
Ketchum, Frank Packard, Frank Moore,
Albert Tingstrom, Walter Green, Ches-
ley Allies, Frank Hutton.
Ladies in Observation-Disclosures. Zahn,
Hartley, Pierrepont, Vance, Kyle. Mitch
ell, Abascal, Rogers, Somefville, Fulton.
futile, Gresham, Miss Hartles, Misses
Zshn.
The mythologica! booth is most inter-
esting and will receive much attention
during the week. 1t resembles from the
outside, but on closer inspection is a
splendid representation of Mt. Olym-
plus, from where Jove hurled his thun-
! derbots, Jupiter consulted with his
/ brothers Pluto and Neptune over affairs
Of state, and Minerva played the dual
!, role OF wife and mother-inlaw to the
deity of terra frms.
Mrs. L. B. Heating ia in charge and is
assisted by Mines. Frank King, B. Hatch
and N. Russell.
The gods and goddesses are imper-
sonated as follows: Juno, Miss Meier !;
Penelope. Miss Berry; Minerva, Miss
Gertrude Hart; Diana, Miss A. Potts;
Luna, Miss A. Foy; Psyche, Miss A. M.
North; Clio, Miss ]. M. Bosbyshell;
Calliope, Miss Potter; Urania, Miss
j. Sinsabaugh; Ceres, Miss Bledso;
Cvbele, Mics Derens Hemeser Miss
Mallory; Pax, Miss Heimman; Vesta,
Mrs. Ward; Wsto, Miss M. Carton
Thalia, Miss j. Potts; Fortuna, Miss G.
Ellsworth; Night. Miss Galinger;
Winter, Miss M. Ballard; Spring,
Miss A. Foy; Summer, Miss Rus
sell; Aurora, Miss Heating; queen
of the mermaids, Miss F. Dodge
mermaid. Miss Bernice Hoyt; Hebe,
Mics Roberts; Venus, Miss B. Bens
Bellons, Mrs. Dimmock; Helen, Mics
Potts; Faith, Mrs. B. S. Meddlor;
Hope, Miss f. Baker: Charity, Miss E.
Cole; Jupiter, Mr.. McF. Potter; Her
cues, Curtis d. Wilbur; Pluto, F.
Potts; Neptune, J. Carse; Bacchus.
DR.. Sparrorohn Diomedes, S. L. Craig;
Hector, J. Brookman; MARGINS, DR.. ].
w. Trueworthy; Atlas, Mr.. Lynch
Hynes, Ruddy; Zephyrus W. Little
Mars, DR.. l.. Ford; Narcissus, W. Chase
Theseus, A. Potts; Perseus, Mr.. John
son; Mercury. @. Dunkelberger; Apollo,
Chester Satterwright; Orpheus, Mr..
Duque; Dragons, Masters II. Russell,
Willie Webster, Dandy, Clarence Moore,
| r. Putnam.
Next door to the abode of the gods,
J the practical Chinaman in the person of
| Fat Kee has opened up laundry. He
crowd furnished considerable amuse-
ment last night. 1t is in charge of A.
P. Robinson VINO has the following to
help him furnish the fun: Paul Martin,
| Ernest Chapman, @. r. Sumner, HAIRY
Fleming, W. M. Jenkins and Mr.. Wang
man.
| Down in the corner by the stage is the
gay Spanish court. From here it is
that Christopher Columbus goes forth
sufficiently heeled with money. thanks
to enterprising Queen Isabslla. to dis
cover America. The booth is brilliantly
trimmed in the red and yellow of Spain.
and within it's confines are shown royal
| ty galore with all of its attendants. Ths
costumes are very striking. Mrs. John
GRAY ia in charge and is assisted by Miss
Patton.
The characters are King Ferdinand,
FL. T. Lee; Queen Isabella, Mrs. j.
Gray; King Phillip III, P. N. Orem;
Grown Prince, A. Carter; Columbus,
DR.. Burnett; Don Quixote, A. Brook.
man; Infanta Isabella, Miss Patton;
Princess Catherine. Beatrice Wigmore;
Princess Joanna, Violet Wigmore;
Princess Maria, Miss Mabel Garnsey;
Marchionees Moro, Miss Van Dyke;
Rodrigo Ponce de Leon, duke of Cadiz,
| Mr.. Ashman.
Court ladies-Mrs. W. H. Flint. Mrs.
Juneer, Misses Mary Burgoyne, Ardito,
Q. Foy. Mary Belle Elliott, q. McCon-
NEIL Brandt. Newbold.
Cotillon-Mrs. Mead, Misses Frances
Packard, Rose Packard, Burnett, Edna
Foy, Van Hansen. Violet Trudel, Stills,
Maud Maynard, Folsom, B. di Luna,
Mrs. Burnett, Messrs. F. w. Howard,
Arnold, Harold Butler, Ed. Heinzeman,
John Marble, NJ. E. ROOMS, II. s.
Woolner. Wolf U. Barker, Winder, s.
G. Ward, DIR. Stoner.
Dancers-Misses Edith King, Ethel
King, Pearl Thornton. Birdie Nolan,
Leslie Shackleton, Eta Shackleton, Eula
Hitchcock, Eva Noble, Nettie Stout,
J Anita Bilderrain, Mesars. Roy LOOMS,