Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29
PLAN FOR GREAT
SHOW OF FLOWERS
HORTICULTURAL FAIR TO BE
BIG EVENT
Women Of Outdoor League Of Civic
Association Have Charge of Ar
rangements-charmlng
Girls to Assist

Women of the outdoor art league
of the Civic association have COM
peted plans for their part of the hor-
ticultural fair to be given at Blanch-
ard hall Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week, and under their super
vision the affair will have many social
features, which are presented this year
for the first time.
The women of the outdoor art
league will serve luncheon each day
and will also act as hostesses and
patrons Of the fair.
A special chairman has been APP
pointed for each day and she has
chosen a corps of assistants. Miss
Winifred Waite has charge of the
musical program and there Will be
many interesting selections given.
Opening day will be in charge of
Mrs. N, E. Wilson, who has assisting
her Mrs. ChalmersS Smith, Mrs. Will
Hickey Mrs. w. A. Varcoe, Mrs. E. M.
j. Ryker and Mrs. w. f. Gilbert. A
different color will be used each day
In the decorations and for Thursday
Mrs. Wilson has chosen yellow and
white. Beautiful yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS will be used and the ten young
women who will assist In serving will
wear white shirt waist suits with
QdlnLY yellow HpIOIlb anu JfIdi'IS SSa
low bows in their hair. They are
Misses Mary Fliinnnlor, Margaret
Plummer, Grace Miller, Ada Henry,
Hazel Miller Annie Lancaster, An
nette Burke, Mildred Miller, Grace
stoermer and Nellie Cortelyou.
Mrs. Wilson will also have charge of
q membership booth, which will be
conducted by the outdoor art league
of the Civic association during the en-
tire three days of the fair.
Mrs. R. Wernigk will have charge
Of a candy booth and a lemonade
booth, having several other prominent
women as her assistants.
The musical program Is in charge of
Miss Waite Some of the best local
talent has consented to appear at the
flower fete. On Thursday evening the
Ensemble club, composed entlrelye Oh
women, will give the following pro-
gram: "A Song of Seasons" Schuberts
"serenade." Solveigs' Song, "The First
Primrose THE Moths" DAY is at
Last Departing" The members of the
club are Mrs. Mary ]. Schallert Mrs.
Sheldon Borden, Miss Lucille Walton,
Mrs. E. L. Davis, Mrs. Henry Hender-
son, Mrs. Paul Ferguson, Mrs. Chas. j.
Heyler, Mrs. Arthur Parker, Miss
Lucille Dickson. Mrs. Attic Iallett,
Mrs. G. Francis Drake Miss Myrtle
Blewett, Miss Grace James, Mrs. Ger
trude Parsons, director; Miss Myra
Stelle, acconpanist
Mrs. A. b. Glass is the hostess for
Friday, and her assistants will include
Mrs. Andrew Glassell, Mrs. George e.
Adams, Mrs. Fred C. Potter. Mrs. j.
E. Wilson, Mrs. Ethel Wilkie Mrs: L.
G.. Watson, Mrs. w. G. Tolivar, Mrs.
]. A. Wright, Miss Green and Miss
Jessie Anthony. Pink will be tile color
for Friday and Mamon CoChet roses
will be the flowers used.
The young women assistants will
wear white dresses and their caps and
aprons will be of pink. The girls Whom
Mrs. Glass has chosen are Misses Elsie
King, Catherine Potter, Reba Boyer,
Grace Stevens, Lulu Stevens Fnlna
Adams Helen Glass, Ruth Wilke,
Lena Terrill and Andrietta Glassell.
Friday evening the Schoolmasters
Glee club will sing, their numbers ir-
cluding "In Absence" THE Sells of
Seville "Annie Laurie" Young
Lover my Love Sleeps" and The
Kerry Dance" The members of this
club are Prof James A. Foshay,
Nessrs. Van Cleve, Shepardson, White,
Phillips. Tritt, Roulle, Reed, Thomp-
son, Gregory, Faithful and Macpher-
ron.
Saturday will be Spanish day and
Mrs. T. G. Mclean has planned many
novel features. Yellow. red and green
will be the colors used and all the
assistants will he in Spanish costumes.
Spanish dishes will be served in true
Spanish style and the evening will be
given by the Spanish la Golandrina
club Of dancers and singers.
Among the women who will act as
patronesses are Mines. j. S. Sltuson,
Hancock Banning, Wesley Clark, c. j.
George, Randolph II. Miner, John IL.
Norton. w. j. Barlow, Frank w. King,
j. H. F. Peck Caroline M: Severance
j. r. Cowles.. Louis Clarke Carllsle,
Felix Holt. Robert ]. Burdette, Walter
RAYMOND of Pasadena, owen McAleer,
Oliver c. Bryant, ]. T. Fitzgerald,
Charles Praeger w. P. Jeffries, s. C.
Hubbell H. T. Lee, William May Gar
land, w. G.. Barnwell, II. r. Callen-