The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-20

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kinds than had been anticipated.
Under the present action OF the central
committee, which is final, and which
was taken in conjunction with the
parade committee, the arrangement pro-
vidcs for five parades, which will all be
very extensive and magnificent.
There will be no street pageant on
Monday. April 10Th. the beginning OF
carnival week. the races at Agricultural
Park in the afternoon and the installa-
ton Of the carnival government at night
at Hazards Pavilion supplying an at
tractive programme for the first DAY.
The Queen of La Fiesta will arrive
in the city on Tuesday, and after the re-
ception OF Her Majesty and retnue she
will review the first pageant OF the week
at Central Park.
The parade will be signalized by the
appearance of the Pageant OF the Pacific,
the splendid display Of trades, manufac-
turers and producers and secret societies,
making procession which it is esti-
mated will be over two miles in length.
There will be no day parade on Wednes-
day, but at night will appear the gorgeous
sThursday is the Children's day, the pa
rade OF the school children being set Tor
sometime in the forenoon OF that day.
On Friday occurs the parade of the mil
itary, the fire department with visiting
nre cnlelS OF the west. Splenulu display
by the Chinese of Los Angeles, and the
California pageant, consisting of displays
from Southern California cities. from San
Francisco and Central California.
Saturday has been set as Floral day,
when the floral pageant will take place,
and the battle OF flowers at Central Park.
The other entertainments and amuse-
ments of the week will be about as out
lined heretofore.
On Monday night the deposing of the
present city government and installation
of the carnival officials; on Tuesday night
the first of the grand concerts; Thursday
night the grand carnival masque ball ;
Friday night the second concert and
Saturday night the tournament OF sport
by electric light.
The organization of companies among
the school children for the Fiesta parade
children being already enrolled in COM
panies of tiftytwo. The children OF the
Nfirst and second grades were not being en-
rolled in the companies, but the larger
children are becoming enthusiastic and
will make strenuous efforts to carry off
the prizes which will be offered. ~, - ~
The organization is being done under
the direction of Assistant Superintendent
Foshay and personal supervision of Pro-
lessor G. j. Rhode, professor of physical
instruction. and the companies to date
are as follows:
Company A, Captain Bryant Matthews;
Company B, Captain Ethel Ellsworth.
Casco street school-One company, Cap
tain Dewitt Temple.
Ninth street school-Two companies;
Company A, Captain Ray Arnold; Com
pany B. Captain Helen Day.
Hewitt street school-Two companies;
Company A. Captain Ray Hawks; Com
pany b. Captain Clara Nerney.
Amelia street school--Two companies !;
Company A, Captain Charles Graham;
Company B, Captain Letitia Allie.
Ann street school-Two companies;
Company A, Captain Eddie Nolan; Com
pany b, Captain Pearl Putnam.
Sixteenth street school-Three COM
panies; Company A. Captain Walter Alex
nnder; Company B, Captain Ralph Brown;
Company G, Captain Rose Loeb.
HThirtieth street school. two companies;
Company A, Captain John Bosler Com
pany b, Captain Mary Clark.
Companies have also been formed at the
following schools and the names of the
Captains were not sent in: Chestnut
street, one company; Temple street, two
Seventeenth street, two; Staunton avenue,
one, San Pedro street, two; CASTELAR,
street, two.
The companies of this year will march
in columns of eight, with half distance
between the lines, and will present
splendid appearance.
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officers appointed. they will be announc d
in the newspapers.
The public comfort committee has
learned that some one is attempting to
secure advertisements for guide of the
nature the Fiesta management is arrang-
ing to publish, claiming that it is an Off
cial guide. The committee desires to in
form, the public that it's canvasser will be
supplied with proper credentials under
the seal of the association, SO that all may
clearly understand what is official and
whatis not. The official guide will be
distributed on all incoming trains; an
edition of Is, 900 has been decided upon.
The official guide will have carefully COM
piled information that will be of use to
visitors.
United States Marshal Coyarrubias is
busily engaged in recruiting his company
of white horse cavalry - and is meeting
with much success. AS has been stated,
it is;the intention to have company of
eighty to a hundred men. all mounted on
cray horses and handsomely uniformed,
to ride in the procession, and if the idea
is carried out it will be one of the most
attractive features of the parade. The
white horse cavalry" is separate from
tn Riding Club, and all applications for
enlistment should be made to Marshal
Covarrubias. either personally or by mail.
There are a great number of good riders
IN the city and county, many of whom
own fine horses, and they are cordially
invited to take part and add to the glore
Of La Fiesta.