The herald., 1895-04-17
Something About the Men Who Worked
Hard for La Fiesta
The Success of Last Year Earned for the Southern
Carnival the States Endorsement
Max eyberg and His Excellent Staff of Lutenan
ZeaI in the Far Toward Aiding
he ProdigaIty o. an Generosity Of
Angeles Citizens Producing
Festival

| the enterprise to carry out public enter
prises characteristic of the west, the Or
iginal design OF La Fiesta was widened
so that it became an event of almost ma
! tional importance. bidding fair WITHIN a
few years to rival the famous Mardi Gras
pageants of New Orleans, the Yelled
Prophets of ST. Louis, or the Orioles OF
Baltimore.
Recognizing the marked executive abil
ity displayed by Mr.. Max Meyberg, as
shown by his work in 1894, that gentle
man was unanimously reelected as direc-
tor general. and the work of preparation
commenced in ample time to make the
Fiesta what 1T should be-the Fiesta of
the Pacific Coast. The experience of the
previous year was of great benefit to the
managers of the celebration, and much
valuable time was saved as a definite
plan was early agreed upon and has been
systematically worked out, following
being full list of officers under whose
! direction the details have been carried to
completion:
i Merchants Association executive COM
mittee-J. 0. Koephi, president; J. s.
Salkey, vice president; II. Jevne, trea-
surer; J. E. Waldeck, secretary.
Drectors-H. Jevne, S. B. Lewis, Max
Meyberg, J. S. Salkey. J. o. Koepai, W.
| C.. Bluett, NJ. II. Newmark, III. J. Wool
lacott, J. NJ. Johnston. W. C. Furrey, J..
T. Steward.
Director General OF La Fiesta de Los
! Angeles-Max Meyberg.
Advisory board--J o. Koepai, J. S.
Salkey, J. NJ. Crawley, H. Steere, T. A.
Eisen X. II. Wade, NJ. r. Owens, +. b.
Burnett.
| Finance committee-M. H. Newmark
chairman; II. Jevne, W. c. Furrey.
Artistic committee = f. Van Week,
| chairman; John Kahn, J. V. Wachtel, s.
p. Hunt, Charles +. Lummis, A. Petsch,
Frank Howard, A. W. Kinney.
Parade committee-R. w. Pridham,
chairman lieutenant James Kennedy. G.
b. Barham. Major ]. Eastman, Captain
Hampton Hutton, George II. Stewart, II.
II. Mayberry.
Advertising committee-H. W. Frank,
chairman: r. W. Burnham, George P.
McLain, H. L. Broo, w. D. Woolwine. F.
w. Wood.
Press committed. Z. Mosher. chair
man; O. A. Stevens. /. H. LeVeen, Doug
las White
Trades and Manufacturers-John H. +.
| Peck, chairman; w. A. Barker. VIM. A.
Fruchling, Jos. Sunderland. l.. W. Godn,
J. M. Johnston, d. f. Donegan, Ed
Tufts, John Burns, General E. p. John
son. P. Sheedy, John Fowler, r. L. Craig.
]. Il. Cook, M. L. Starin A. Jacoby, J.
b. Myers, B. Baruch, f. VIM. King,
Niles Pease. VIM. Clinton, G. w. Pres
colt. c. Donnatin, c. A. Sumner, Marion
Welsh, A. Haas Simon Maier A. II.
| Flxen. A. W. Davis. L. W. Blnn, E. L.
Doheny, W. S. Allen, P. r. ShanKs, S.
p. Gordon, Colonel r. II. Howell.
Floral Procession Committee-John T.
Griffith, chairman; John Schumacher.
Godfrey Holterhoff. NJ. s. Severance, Ar
thur H. Braly, H. W. Latham.
Amusement Committee-Louis f. Vet
ter chairman; DR.. VIM. f. Kennedy,
Lionel E. Ogden. Theo Blessing, Louis
Hcrzog, Maurice S. Holman, Colonel W.
II. Chamberlain, W. A. Barker John W.
A. Off. Albert c. Jones.
Military ommittee-General E. P.
Johnson. chairman; Colonel E. B. Spile-
man. Lieutenant d. r. Weller, Colonel
W. G. Schneider, Lieutenant-Colonel l..
A. Butler, NJ M. Ogden.
Southern California Committee-F. j.
Thomas. chairman; Lewis Thorne, J. B.
, Lankershim, John Bradbury, Chas.
Sloane EFT Stlmson, Hancock Banning
C. d. Willard, Chas. S. Walton, +. K
Rule, T. E. Gibbon.
Travelling committee. B. Lanker-
SHIN.
Interstate states committee-W. B.
Cline.
Public comfort committee-H. P. An
derson. chairman; H. G. Iichtenberger,
II. S. Moolner. W. F. Ball, George ii.
Pike. l.. Loeb, George Sinsabaugh.
Charles L. Pierce, F. +. Griffith. Clarence
A. Miller, A. II. Fixen, George H. Wig
more. George W. Parsons, DR.. S. II.
Boynton.
Native California committee-Dr f. W.