The herald., 1897-03-26

for storing acorns, which Is the property
OF Hancock Johnston; fine old saddle
also loaned by Mr.. Johnston, of black
leather with silver mountings embroid-
cred with silver thread; a group of
stone nortars showing their evolution
and other archaeological specimens,
loaned by II. NJ Rust; another old sad
die of carved and embroidered leather.
the property of Campbell Shorb; bish-
ops robe of modern Spanish lace. with
Nestments, stole and chalice cover, ali
made of gold and silver, pounded from
the bullion and woven by the Indians,
and the property of the San Gabriel Mis-
sion; a large collection of paintings
and a carved cane belonging to Padre
Joaquin Bot of San Gabriel, hundred
year-old candlestick of Junipero Serras,
and robe of Miss Ramona Shorb's, the
silk for which was raised, spun and
woven In California. These and many
other interesting things were crowded
into the loan room.
A REMNANT
The program of entertainment was
opened by Sonora Trinidad Espinoza,
who gave a Spanish dance called "EI
Zon." Sonora Espinoza Is no longer
young, nor is she as 1.-THE of figure as
she probably was rs or so years ago,
but. nevertheless, yesterday afternoon,
clad in an old gray calico gown, with
record which shows 81 years, she pro-
vided the poetry of motion as she moved
with absolute grace through the meas
ures of the dance, and her old face was
transtigured with the memories of long
dead pleasures. 1t was especially meet
that she should dance yesterday, as she
held the original Indian title or grant
of the property that is now the San Fer
nando mission site.
The rest of the program was made up
up tableaux and Spanish dances done
in full costume by Misses Tilden, Ford,
Greble, Dodworth, L. Dodworth, Hub
bard, Fowler, Shoemaker, Abbott and
Lutz Messrs. Fowler, Groesback, Crav-
en-, Miller and Villas.
The whole affair was an overwhelming
success from every point of view.
WHO WE'RE THERE
Among the very large and constantly
changing audience the following We're
seem Bishop Montgomery, Father
Leabanon, Mr.. ard Mrs. William Prid-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Lummis,
Miss Turbese Lummis, DIR. and Mrs.
Norman Bridges, Mines. Joseph VOLTS
kill, Lewis Grant, w. w. Stilson, T. r..
Gable, Jos. Boyer. w. c. Furrey, Schii-
Ter, Fortune, Harry Kinsey, Juan Mu-
rietta, Stephen Smith, Margaret Collier
Graham, Sterling of Redlands, Legge,
]. F. Sartori. Sumner P. Hunt, Alfred
Solano, White, q. II. Mitchell, j. D..
Hooker, Harcock Banning, John Posey,
John +. Jones and sister of Santa Mon
lea, w. b. Wiltshire, c. c. Carpenter.
Kinney. j. j. Schallert DIR. Shorb, S.
Mitchell Frank Burnett, Muchniore. Is
abelle Jewett, Frank Sumner of San
Francisco, Desmond. Edgar Smith, Nc
Culloch, Worrall, Marsh, Frank Lacouv-
reur, Winston. Wilde of Melrose, Mass;
John Foster, John Mossin. G. d. Stamm
of Ontario, Charles Forman. Heron,
Mr. and Mrs. Heron, Misses Smith
Eloise Forman, Arata, JEANNE Collier,
M. F. Wills, Mary Mullin, Lane of Mil
waukee, Carrie Waddilove, Bucking
ham of San Francisco Susie Patten, Az
mes Wilson, Ramona Shorb, Kirckon
Shoemaker. Anna Desmond, Carrie Van
DYKE Marian Hooker the Misses VOLTS
KILL Messns. Charles Hastings, kelam
Shoemaker, George Parsons and Or
Radebaugh