Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-15

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Llewellyn, Oscar Lawler, John D. Mott,
William Nevin, John Posey, Howard
Schoder, w. II. Schweppe and Penn
broke Thom.
Misses Leola Allen, Lois Allen, Min
ME Bryan, Bessie Bugbee, Clara Badg-
| ley Adele Brodtbeck, Lucy Clark, Inez
Clark, Marian Churchill, Bri Conroy,
Hazel Childress, Georgia Caswell, Nam
ME Dillon, Laura Doran, Mary Belle
Elliott, Beatrice Foy, Katherine Graves.
Graves, Minnie Gardiner, Alice Harp
ham, Elizabeth Kerckhoff, Margaret
Lee, Clara Mercereau, Helen Nevin,
Helen Newlin, Bertha Pollard, Fannie
Rowan, Katherine Ridgway, Grace
Rowley, Florence Silent. Nino Sterry,
Annis Van Nuys, Gertrude Workman,
Innocent Wolfskill, Beatrice Wigmore,
Echo Allen, Bessie Bryan, Marjorie
Brown, Charlotte Bugbee, Cecile Badg-
ley, Susie Carpenter Mary Clark, Jane
Campbell, Gertrude Churchill, Emma
Conroy Constance Carvell, Bessie
Drake, Molie Dillon, Bertha Ducom-
mum, Kate Ellis, Florence Foy, Mabel
Garnsey, -- Hawkes., Gwendolyn
Laughlin, Edith Maurice, Bess Millar,
Kathleen Noonan, Rowena Newton,
J Hazel Patterson, Romaine Poindexter,
Flossie Rowan Nina Rowland, Harriet
Severance, Rose Smith, Ruth Sterry
Charlotte Workman, Edith Whitaker,
Pansy Whitaker and Ruth Wolfskill
SLIPPING Tea
The tea booth was a blaze Of color,
it's red reflection serving as beacon
light through all the grounds. The in
terror was beautifully furnished in
green. making the contrast especially
vivid.
handsomely gowned women who as
HnOhaS
Mrs. Margaret Hobbs, Mrs Wesley
Clark, Mrs. Wesley Thompson, Mrs.
Howard Huntington, Mrs. Cosmo Nor
4 gan, Mrs. Heinrich Klosterman, Mrs.
T. E. Gibbon, Mrs. Jack Griffith, Mrs.
Alfred Solano, Mrs. r. H. Heron and
Mrs. Rea Smith.
! Midway Pleasures
| The pleasures of the Midway are so
numerous and so varied that they
| could hardly be enumerated. There
| is a real merry -go-round, and real
Indian camp that suddenly transports
you to the wilds of the reservation.
Seated around blazing campfire they
| make weird circle.
rhe children were delighted with q
shadow show while everyone was fish
| ing in the fish pond. There was tin
type gallery for picture taking and a
tent show
Spielers made known the attractions
| Of the Midway in rolling tones. A
roulette wheel attracted many. The
Royal Irish bard was amusing as well
as musical The band stand was
draped in the orangemen's color and
from time to time the musicians made
pilgrimages through the grounds.
Mrs. Walter B. Cline planned the
various novel features and her inge-
nuity seemingly knows no end. Her
assistants in the different departments
were Mrs. j. w. Mckinley, w. G. Van
Pelt, Mrs. Walter ]. Trask, Mrs. Will
liam H. Casswell. c. S. Vance, Mrs.
Jenny Kempton, Mrs. Roth Hamilton,
Mrs. John B. Foster, the Misses Green,
Mrs. Morris Aibee. II. G. Hamilton.
Mrs. Arthur F. Moreland, Mrs. F.
Conroy, Messrs. H. NJ. Corlett, James
r. Page, F. S. Peachy. o. c. Miller, Y.
A. Garcia and Antonio Apache.
For the Thirsty
The icel drinks booth was made of
1eatoons of electric lights and flags.
Red and green were the colors through
out. Mrs. Robert d. Farquar was in
charge there and her assistants includ-
ed Mrs. j. d. Hooker, Miss Mosgrove,
Miss Echo Allen, Miss Jean Clark, MISS
Georgia Clark, Mrs. Schuyler Cole, Miss
ISABELLE Nail Mrs. G. l.. Bundy, MISS
Gabrielle Dobbins, Miss Lila Let's, MISS
Romaine Poindexter, Miss Florence
Willarg. Boris Londonnier, Arthur Blu
miller, H. NJ Gorham, Porter Vail,
Edward Barry Mrs. irving Ingraham,
Mrs. Roy Jones, Mrs. j. S. Tanner,
Mrs. Ernest Quinan, Mrs. II. B. Good
win, Mrs. II. NJ Gorham, Mrs. H. w.
Maybery. Mrs. b. o. Bruce, Miss Edith
Newman Miss Altadena Green Miss
Marjorie Brown, Miss Margaret Wins
and Messrs. Roy Jones, Ernest Quinan.
Guy Cochran, H. w. Gorham, Mel
Brown and Robert Nuestadt.