The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-14
Arrangements About Completed
for La Fiesta
TO WELCOME NORTHERNERS
The Floor Committee Named for the
Masque Ball
All the D.taiis for the Great Carnival We'll
In Hand and Success
Assured

The Merchants association and business
men generally are making arrangements
to give the San Francisco excursionists
who will arrive in the city at 80 o'clock
Tuesday morning warm reception.
They will be met at the Arcade depot
by all ia Fiesta officials and citizens are
rendering their Carriages to take the visit
ors from the depot to the chamber OF
commerce. It's requisite! that all citI-
zens who have private carriages and VIII
join in this reception of the visitors be at
the Arcade depot with their CARR ages at
s solo'clock Tuesday morning.
Chairman Louis f. Vetter Of the amuse-
meut committee announces the following
gentlemen as the floor committee of
twenty for the grand carnival masque-
rade ball of Thursday night: Hancock
Edward ID. Silent, John Kahn, George
SteckeI. H. G. Lchtenbe-Ser. Colonel
freeman &. iced, Charles s. Walton
John 6. Cline. DR.. Karl Kurtz. John I.
Griffith Godfrey Holterhoff, jr., Hugh ".
Vail, w. X. Teae Arthur ii. Brady r. e..
kellum, Ezra T. Stimson, Archie Free
man and Charles +. Darling.
The floor committee will be dressed as
coIlrtiers and the amusement conn ttee,
consisting of Louis +. Vetter, chairman,
and Captain Albert G. Jones. DR.. W. F.;
Kennedy. William A.. Baker, Colonel
William r.. Champerlain,. John W. a..
OF Lionel L. Ogden, Maurice 5. He'll
man, Theo. G. Blessing and Louis Her
zog, will be dressed in costumes OF the
time of the revolution.
The Hill-strect section of the spectators
tribunes around Central park has been
placed on sale by single days instead OF
by the season as heretofore. The Off
cial sale of seats for Fiesta entertainments
and parades is in charge of Mr.. l.. Belly
mer at No. IL South Spring street.
The floral parade committee requests
those contributing flowers to send them
to 633 South Main street between Sixth
and Seventh streets, Edgar block. which
will be headquarters for all cut flowers.
They will be received there from and
after Friday noon.
The Fiesta concert orchestra will hold
a rehearsal Monday at 80 O'Clock at
Music hall. Mrs. Alexandra Bieitschuck
Marquardt, the celebrated harp soloist OF
the Fiesta concert, has beautiful instru-
ment, valued at $4,000. Mrs Marquardt
and her accomplished husband, Mr.. John
Marquardt, the violin soloist OF the con-
cert. are now in the city and are being
cordially received by musicians. Mrs.
Bretschuck will be heard to especial adj
vantage in the Gadenza OF the Llsz5
Rhapsodie, in the Loargo for harp. and
violin and in the Weaver Madl' n waltzes.
The Gentlemen S Riding club will meet
for drill this afternoon at p. m. at the
corner of Twenty-eghth street and
Figueroa, and all members are requested
to turn out. Any members OF the Ladies
Riding club who desire to join the drill
vii be welcome.
The Ladies Riding club will meet at
Fiesta headquarters Monday $3.50 p: m.
All intending to ride are requested by
the president, Mrs. Jennie Hooper. to be
present at the meeting. q
The Fiesta concert Chorus will not have
a rehearsal Monday evening, it not being
considered necessary, it being i, splen-
did shape All participants are requested
to be at the stage entrance of the pavilion
Tuesday evening at O'Clock sharp. The
ladies are requested as far as possible to
wear light costumes and the gentlemen
dark. All who have rot secured tickets
should apply to Mr.. Kubel. secretary,
Monday at the World office, on South
Spring street.
The finance committee reported the fol-
lowing additional subscriptions to the
Fiesta fund.-