Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-02
Club Women Have Charge

| will have charge of the refreshment
tables. a different hostess being ap-
pointed for each day. They will be as
sisted by many bright young girls in
| fancy costumes.
Mrs. N. e. Wilson, Mrs. A. B. Glass
and Mrs. J. G. Mclean will have charge
and the women who will receive as
patronesses are:
Mines. Merrill M. Grigg, Walter Lind
ley, J. G. Johnston, w. G. Kerckhoff,
II. H. Kerckhoff, A. s. G. Forbes, Phillip
Kitchin, w. M. Lewis, r. II. Miner R.
r. Mckinney ]. c. Mccoy. e. M. Neu-
stadt, j. II. Norton, r. w. Riley, w. P.
Jeffries, S. c. Hubbell, ]. ]. Bergin,
Charles Forman, Marshall, j. Ross
Clark, L. w. Blinn. G. e. Day, j. M.
Spence, j. M. Hendrick, M. N. Moore,
Frank Burnett, j. Singleton, j. Won
Schmidt, j. D. Hooker, Walter Ray
] Elliott, Miss VOTERS. Mines. Fl. T..
Lee, G. S. Wright, Dwight Whiting, M.
w. Longstreet, j. S. Sauson, Kate
Vosburg, William May Garland, j. S.
Chapman, Lou V. Chaplin, w. G. Barn
WELL Hancock Banning, j. B. Banning,
J. v. Baldwin, Wesley Clark, r. L.
Craig, II. R. Calender, George j. Denis,
| G. J. George, j. II. Call. F.. Y. Bicknell,
| w. Jarvis Barlow, F. w. King, j. H.
F. Peck, Nicholas e. Rice, Henderson
Hayward, West Hughes, Matthew
Robertson Caroline NJ. Severance, E. K.
Foster, j. r. Cowles, Ida Lindley. Misses
Jessie Armstrong, Frances Wills, Mary
Foy Eva Hamburger, D. G. Stephens,
Walters, Mary Bell Elliot, ST. James
Park; Mines Norman Bridge, owen
McAleer, Phillip Gerhardy, N. Foster,
Oliver Bryant Lynn Helm, r. M Wild
ney, Miss Ida Lindley, Mines. Felix
Howes, J. NJ. Stewart. j. F. Fitzgerald,
Robert J. Burdette, G. N. Flint. Daniel
Innes, Blaisdel, Miss Fette, Mines. O.
Shepherd Barnum, John P. Jones, c. ID.
Willard, George P. Thresher, Lewis
Clark Carlisle, Charles Praeger, j. A.
Fairchild, ]. P. Fox, Miss Beatrice
Fox. Mines. John r. Haynes, Anstruther
Dawson William Johnson, G. P. Car
penter, S. s. Salisbury. Fl. D. Wing, b.
Baruch, j. G. Mossin and Charles
| RiXon.
The cut flower exhibit will be judged
by A. E. Pomeroy, chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Robert ]. Burdette. j. w. Wal
ters, Mrs. ]. G. Mossin and Mrs. Ran
dolph Miner.
The decorative plants will be looked
after by Henry w. O'Melveny, chair
man, and j. j. Reeves, e. Sturte-
want, w. J. Cowans and J. Morley.
Before the exhibit opens the awards
will be made, ten cups having been
offered as special prizes.
Many rare exhibits will have places in
| the hall.
DR.. F. Franceschi, Santa Barbara, will
exhibit economic and tropical plants:
Dr. F. Schiffman, Pasadena, will make
showing of orchids; Miss X. O. Ses-
sions, San Diego, will make an exhibit
The city parks will make fine exhibit
of decorative plants and orchids, in this
latter class some rare and little known
varieties from the Philippines. Howard
e. Smith will enter for the cut flower
exhibit some Gerberas. Walter Ray
mond will enter a rare lot of ferns,
many decorative plants and the new
and little known nicotaina sanderae.
Mr.. Anderson of Verdugo will make
show of chrysanthemums, as will Miss
Bessy Marsh of South Pasadena; Diet
rich & Huston have entered with palms
and cycads; F. Edward Gray, ferns and
palms, H. Hehre, tropical plants; e.
II. Rust will enter rare plants; G. w.
Mosteller will make a display of rare
Germs.
An instructive exhibit will be of trees
and plants shown by p. ID. Barnhart,
and w. w. Marugg of Pomona will en-
ter chrySanthemumS.