The herald., 1895-04-10
IN. II. NEWMARK,
III. JENNE.
IS. b. LEWIS.

The pocket guide issued by the pubic
comfort committee, containing informa-
tion about the city and list of hotels and
lodging houses, are now ready for distri-
button. Copies can be obtained at Fiesta
headquarters.
All mem bcrs of the Ladies' Riding
club will meet this afternoon at the cor
ner of Seventh and San Pedro streets for
drill. Mrs. Jennie Hooper, president
requests that all members attend. The
drill will take place at o'clock. The
company is composed OF some of the
most charming young ladies of the city,
and they are taking great interest in the
organizations. They will present q
superb appearance in the floral parade.
Yesterday the school committee was
street car officials for the free transporta-
ton off the school children to theil homes
after their parade disbands Oh Thursday
This generous action on the part OF the
street car management will be OF great
benefit to the children and add very
materially to their comfort. The line of
march is not finally determined as yet,
but it will be short enough not to tire
the cadets.
The kindergarten Jockey club is grow
ing in numbers, and had a drill yesterday
on their ponies. Mr. Sumner is very
much pleased with the enthusiasm of the
boys, aud they will have a very striking
feature in the parades.
There was full meeting of the parade
committee last night. when details of the
committee work during the various
days of carnival week were discussed and
acted upon. The committee decided that
the parade officers will wear badges in
stead of ;sashes-staff officers red, divis-
ion marshals green and division mar
shals' aids yellow
At a meeting yesterday of the chamber
of commerce and the press committee on
the entertainment OF visiting newspaper
men during Fiesta week at the cham Der
OF commerce. the committee appointed
to wait upon the Fiesta committee re-
ported that that committee would admit
all newspaper men, and their wives, to
all the Fiesta proceedings. upon properly
accredited badges from the press commit
tee: also, that the Merchants association,
in addition to the regular stand for fifty
working newspaper men. would erect a
special stand for the press, as represented
by the California Press association and
Others, capable of seating 800. and that
the press badges would admit to this
stand as well; also, that The Herald,
Times and Express would furnish the
badges: also. that A. c. Bilcke, of the
Hollenbeck hotel, would furnish "A good
room for the use of working newspaper
men during Fiesta week.
Messrs. Wood and Akin of the Los An
geles railway, were present and assured
the cOmmi ttee that the road thew repre.
sented would furnish passes for all duly
accom- panying them, and would place
them in the hands OF the Press associa-
tion for distribution.
The Burbank and Orpheum theaters
Will also recognize the press badges as
an open sesame to their doors during
Fiesta week.
Arrangements are also under wav to
have the same badges admit the newspa-
per people to the races, so that they will
practically have the freedom of the CITY.
The committee on programme for the
chant Der OF commerce reception Thurs
day afternoon reported the following pro-
gramme, which was adopted
Presentation of the freedom of the CITY,
by Mayor RAIDER.
Resp onse by 7. A. Filcher, president of
the California Press Association.
Welcome on behalf of the chamber of
commerce. by W. c. Patterson, it's presi-
dent.
Response by W. H. Mills of San Fran
cisco. ~
Welcome on behalf of the press, by H.
u. Osborne, chairman of the executive
committee of the Editorial Association
of Southern California.
Welcome on behalf of the people of
Southern California, by Congressman an
James Mclaughlin.
Music will be furnished and dainty re-
will be served.
The committee will meet again Friday
at p. M, at the chamber OF commerce.
An Associated Press dispatch from San
Francisco says the following passengers
left on the steamer Santa Rosa for the |
Fiesta: q. S. West and wife. Miss n. w.
Goodman, Miss Battle, f. l.. Gates, n. |
Macfarlan. Miss Mcsweeney, Mrs. r. NJ.
II odgson; Miss =. Bryant. Mrs. A. G. i
peardorff, Mrs. Short. Miss s. Moran,
Mrs. Nelson and daughter. G. Bryan,
Charles Klein. u. II. Velan Durcn, j. M.
Duercn, J. II. De St. Hubert, Mrs. Kill |
grove Nina De St. Hubert r. w. Price
sud wife, Il. Solomon, Dave Mar Il. How /