The herald., 1895-03-29

definitely outline the district to be deco
rated. but could do so in a general way.
1t is planned to start the east and west
street decorations at the Terminal depot
on First street, the La Grande depot on
Second street and the Arcade depot on
{ Fifth. and carry the decorations as far as
| possible west, Temple street from Spring
west for several blocks being included.
The north and south streets will be deco
rated in the heart of the city taking in
Main, Spring and Broadway. possibly Hill
1t is planned to make the decorations of
bunting, flags and shields sum mptuous and
liberal, SO that the city will present de-
fcidedly gala appearance in its Fiesta
colors.
The other decorations are in the hands
of the committee on street construction,
of which Mr.. Dockweier is chairman,
and an immense quantity of palms and
evergrecns will be used.
1t is designed to so use them upon the
telegraph and electric poles that line the
streets. as to produce magnificent effects,
b creating vistas that will give the reets
perfectly tropical appearance and heighten
the effect of the other decorations. For
this purpose it is necessary that our citi-
zens who possess palm trees. and their
name is legion, should supply the COM
mittee with all the palm leaves they can
spare. Agents will also be sent to sur
rounding towns Mr.. Unruh having al
ready promised 5000 branches from the
Santa Anita ranch. Arrangements will
be made with the railroads for bringing
in the contributions, and the attention of
everyone who can assist the committee in
this way is especially called to their re-
quest.
At Central Park where the reviews of
all the parades will occur the decorations
will be particularly elaborate. They will
\ take in the interior as well as the exterior
of 10 10 trh far
the spectators. The reviewing stand of
the Queen will be made gorgeous affair.
The plans for the seating of spectators
will be very complete. The charts of the
seats will be ready in a fe W days. and it
is suggested that those who intend to
avail themselves of the reserved seat
privileges should apply for them at an
early date. rhe prices for the seats have
been placed at an unusually low rate in
comparison with similar celebrations, and
there will, without doubt, be large de-
mand for them.
Yesterday the following letter of invita-
tion was sent by Director-General Mey-
berg: 50
Los ANGELES, March 27, 1895.
General McCook, Denver, Colo:
sIR:-On behalf OF the Merchants A ssocis-
tion OF Los Angeles herewith extend to you,
your wi e. staff and ladies. an invitation to
attend our Fiesta de Los Angeles a celebra-
lion which takes place from the 18th to the
Goth of April Your friends in this city
WOulQ De utllgnteu 10 nave you accept our IN.
vitation, and we assure you that you will be
welcomed by the entire city. Hoping to re-
i've q favorable answer, l remain, yours
truly MAX MEYBERG.
Director-Gens raj.
The latest addition to the Fiesta floral
day pageant, is a company of young lady
equestriennes which is now organizing.
The company will include number OF
the handsomest young ladies in the city
moving in the best social circles. The
B list of membership is already pretty we'll
filled, and both in appearance and floral
decorations the company will be brilliant.
They will enter the lists for the prizes
in their class and some of the costumes
already outlined are dreams of beauty. In
order that any young ladies who wish to
join the company may have the oppor-
tunity to do so, applications may be ad-
dressed to Director General Meyberg at
Fiesta headquarters. AS some of the
members are attending school, meeting
which will be held on Monday has been
set for $3.50 clock. 1t is designed that
the organization will be made permanent
if practicable SO that the company may
be kept together after the Fiesta and be a
source of much pleasure to the charming
Young ladies'