Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-05


Or. w. =. Barlow. who Is chairman
OF arrangements, viii be assisted by
Rt Rev. Joseph II. johnson, 9. G.
Desmond, Enooh Knight, w. g. Kerck-
hoff, Dr. Norman Bridge, Dan Murphy,
Dr. II. G.. Brainerd, Rt. Rev Thomas
j. Conaty, J. A. Graves, G. b. Boothe,
| Douglas Dawson, DR.. George l.. Cole
and William Garland.
Mrs. r. A. Rowan is arranging for
the cigar booth and it Is needless to
say It will be q man with a strong
, resolution who can resist the delights
which her little smoking room will af-
ford.
The vaudeville promises TO be first
| class, as Mrs. George Goldsmith (Iil-
liam Burkhardt) will have charge, and
we all know her talent. She will be
assisted by Mrs. J. II. Martlndale, Mrs.
| A. y. McCutcheon, Mr.. James Friesner,
Miss Letha Lewis, Mrs. Fred Maier,
jr, and Mr.. Ed Haupt in setting up
! the program, while Mrs. George Gold
smith, Miss Margaret Lee, Miss Bessie
Bartlett Mrs. Guy Cochran, Miss Edith
Heron. Mr. Tom Karl, Miss K Ebbert,
Miss Maude Reese Davies, Miss Mary
Chapman Miss Maude Elizabeth Rich
ards and Miss Helen Tape will take
part.
Mrs. John d. Foster assisted by Mrs.
| S. II. Hammond, Mrs. Guy Cochran.
Mrs. w. H. Lovett, Mrs. Henry S.
Mckee and Mrs Edward Silent will
have fishpond, which, IL IL comes up TO
everybody's expectations, Will be q
bowling success.
Mrs. w b. Cline is arranging for the
Midway Plaisance and wonderful In
deed, will be the wonders of this.
Very probably one of the most anus
ing booths will be the trained animal
booth, with Mrs. d. M. Riordan -as
chairman. Her assistants are Mrs. Ar
mold Kraus, Mrs. Holden Pope, Miss
Constance Crawley Mrs. Emma Cole
Brown and Mrs. Mary Harland Kin
kaid The trained animals a dozen or
more, are friends who have recently
arrived from Paris, and may be seen
on the grounds.
Mrs. j. S. Slauson and Mrs. George
Danslxin are the chairmen of the gate
entrances, assisted by Mrs. Felix
Howes, Mrs Charles Flint, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Behymer, r. w. Poindexter,
Mrs Cheesman, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Boynton, Mrs Burt Estes Howard
and Mrs. A. l.. Danskin.
The advertisement committee Is COM
posed of Hugh Stewart, chairman; Miss
Katherine Thompson, Miss Bessie Beat
ty, Miss Belle s. Angler and Mrs. Wall
lace.
Mrs. e. T. Earl assisted by Mrs.
West Hughes, Mrs. Margaret Hobbs,
Mrs Wesley Clark, Mrs. T. e. Gibbon,
Mrs. Jack riffith and Mrs. Alfred So
lano, will have charge of the tea booth,
which is to be decidedly English in
style.
The flower booth is in charge of
Mrs Randolph H. Miner, and her as
sistantS are: Mines. Hancock Banning,
George j. Denis, James c. Drake Wall
ter S. Newhall, Misses Nina Jones,
Adelaide Brown, Lois Allen, Anglers.
Mrs. Miner has not laid many definite
plans yet as her assistants are all
away, but she has general idea which,
if followed out will be very beautiful.
The roof of her booth will be supported
by white and gold columns between
which will be suspended French gilt
baskets of flowers tied In ribbon in
pastel shades. White and gold will
predominant in the gowns of the at
tendants.
The barkers will be H. H. Duryea,
Russell Med. Taylor, Charles Seyler
jr., Charles G. Andrews. Glover p.
Widney and H. L. Stewart
Mrs. Joseph H. johnson and Mrs.
G. F. Granger will have the fancy
NJ. Wotkyns, Alfred Solano, A. A.
Libby, Page Warden, Dwight Whiting
and Miss Emma Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs H. C. Lott, assisted by
Mines. Mary J. Schallert, Fred Walton,
Robert Troy, Misses Lucille Walton.
Kate Hawkins and Mildred Thomas,
have arranged for the negro minstrels,
and we are expecting great things from
them,
J. S. Gregg, ]. d. Walker, H. S.
Williams, Frank Brown, Titan Coffey,
Roland Paul, w. H. Lott, Harry G.
Lott and Charles F. Edison are among
those who will take part
Mrs. Gilbert T. Gay, assisted by Mrs.
Robert w. Poindexter, Mrs. Walter H.
Lutz, Miss Freida Pollak Herbert
Howard, Frederick Gay, Walter Van
Mosgrove, John F. Pollak, Horace
Boynton Douglas Van Duke Miss
Elizabeth Boynton, has arranged for
the fortune telling booth. They are to
have the real oleo and the booth will
be decorated with japanese lanterns
and fernery. An air of mysticity will
be carried out as far as possible.
Mrs. w. j. Barlow and Mrs. Hugh
MacNeil, chairmen, and Mines. Hugh
L. Macleish, William A. Edwards,
Adna Chaffee, S. B. McLenegan,
Margaret Hobbs, A. c. Rogers, John
D. Foster, Samuel T. Glover, Harvey
Duryea, c.. c.. Desmond, Ernest Bry-
ant, w. w. Beckett. George Birkel,
Misses Marie Wagar, Helen Klokke,
will have charge of the decorating, and
very beautiful it promises to be when
we have such women as these to super
intend.
The Indian camp promises to be real
istic, as Antonio Apache has consented
to arrange for it. Mrs. M. G.. Lobdell
is arranging for the paper booth, and
Mrs. Robert Farquhar Mrs. j. D.
Hooker and Miss Mosgrove are plan
ming for the iced drinks booths.