The herald., 1896-04-26
eraI Contributions From the
Valleys Crown
EAUTIFUL DECORATIONS
omss Of the People Who Rode In La
Fiesta
- Deserlptlon Of the Color Schemes and
The Flowers With Which They
Were Worked Out

PASADENA, April 25. - The coaches
I'D tAllyhos which were to represent Pasa-
80 In the Fiesta parade went in last
[lGht and this morning. The division was
~ BY Marshal Stearns and aides, Messrs.
q. 81. Keyes, DR.. Prittle. H. S. Morse, c. c.
Known, DR.. Frank F. Rowland, M. Z.
Weed n, II Weight and r. H. Hertel.
They were dressed in black coats, with
fo1ahos Of howers, sombreros, with bands
~ Pasadena colors, and white duck trou-
- trimmed with ivy. The Tuesday
g1ning club, which went in Hoag's coach,
4k1von by Mr.. T. L. Hoag, selected laven-
~ and green - its colors for decorating,
0godieas and ferns being used to almost
|oompletely cover the coach. The ladies
yoEo hAts OF lavender, and were gowned
IT. groon, and the outriders wore laven-
- loggings and white satin trousers.
- lAte entry was the Painter coach, which
lit this morniHg. decorated with ferns
I'D mArRuerites in profusion, and occu-
D1od b. Mrs. Eoote, Miss Lsk, Miss Tenn
DSotun, the Misses Seaman, and Messrs.
Eovasland and Snowfall, bugler and
river. Messrs. NJ. D. Painter, c. Painter.
l1athison and Toms accompanied it as
f0mtTidoes, wearing white duck and yellow
EznGgings. The Columbia Hill Tennis club,
- WILEY b Greeley's tallyho, were deco.
nted with pink and white carnations and
lElmmod with pink ribbons and white leg
ban hats trimmed with pink roses. They
06EFiod White parasols with pink ruffles.
Moeuap's coach, chartered by Throop and
111v1n By Frank Williams, went into Los
A1gean last evening. where it was decorated
guorites which had been carried in for the
DuEpose. The young ladies were arrayed
= white marguerite costumes. and the
Alg1)d and outrider represented Faust and
0ophi1topheles. Pink and white were the
egaoes adopted by the eleventh year of the
md SIn1
WGeo used. The ladies' and outriders were
1Fsssed in white, trimmed with pink: yell
row and white having been adopted by the
upils Of the ninth and tenth years of the
lgh school, the flowers used were grevilla
loesoms and smilax. The ladies wore
EEeon, and the gentlemen outriders white
1uck with straw hats. Charles Frost drove.
Among the lady riders Miss Lila Dalrymple
appeared upon her steed, Roderick Dhu.
BREVITIES.
The funeral service of Harry Eaton, who
died Of heart disease at 90 North Marengo
ovenue Thursday, will be held tomorrow at
ESQ p. m. as the undertaking parlors of
Reynolds q Van Nuys.
Mrs.. E. C. Webster and Miss Agnes
Hpdge have returned from their trip to
Arizona.
Admiral and Mrs. Beardslee, who have
been spending Fiesta week with MIR. and
Mn. Olney of Altadena, have taken up
their residence at Hotel San Gabriel.
J. b. Holmes and family have gone to
San Francisco. G anl
y Rev. Holmes Slade will preach at the
Universalist church tomorrow morning.
DR.. r. 8, Lanterman of La Canyada was
| In the city this morning.
Murray, the man arrested the other
night for disturbing the peace, was given
ten days by the recorder yesterday after
sn0on.
]. c. Fitzgerald will leave with his fam.
ny Saturday for their home in Grand Rap.
Ids, Mich.
Hotel Green-W. S. KinRsburg, Los An
coles: Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Vaughn, George
Litchfleld, Boston; G. Mitchell. New York;
y. NJ. Tsnham, Mederice, New York; P. L.
Clarity, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Dies,
Ian Bernardino.