Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-05
Is Entirely Successful

Today will be the fifth day of one of
the most successful flower shows that
has ever been given by the Southern
California Horticultural association.
The exhibit, which is at Morley's Grand
avenue rink was to have closed to-
night, but the directors have decided
to continue it Monday and Tuesday.
Most of the visitors every day have
been society folk and great praise is
due to the officers of the association,
who include Walter Raymond, presi-
dent; ]. G. Morley, vice president; j.
Dieterich, treasurer; Ernest Braunton,
secretary; Fred H. Howard, H. w.
O'Melveny, E. H. Rust of South Pasa-
dena and Theodore Payne, and also
to the women of Christ church, who
decorated and had charge of the many
beautiful booths. On the executive
committee are Mesdames Theodore
Mills, Baker P. Lee, William Balm
bridge, F. S. Langdon, E. D. Cooley
and Miss Clara Heintz, and the pat
ronesses include Mesdames j. H. Hen
bricks, Jaro Won Schmidt, Will Bishop,
Walter Raymond, Owen MacAleer,
Robert j. Burdette, c. N. Flint George
P. Thresher, F. w. Blanchard, Charles
Forman, S. c. Hubbell, W. F. Botsford,
John H. Norton, j. T. Jones, T. ].
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ker, l. N. Van Nuys, Adelaide He'll
man, ]. H. Francis, Harris Newmark,
Ida Hancock, Hans Jevne, M. A. Will
cox, c. C. Desmond, E. F. c. Klokke,
Charles Praeger, W. B. Cline, w. H.
Caswell, L. w. Blinn, r. w. Pridham,
G. L. Denis, II. T. Lee, Gilbert S.
Wright, Dwight Whiting, Willoughby
Rodman and Alexander Caldwell.
Other society matrons and maids who
are in charge of the affair, were Mes
DANES Thomas Davidson, e. Ward, A.
Chaffey, Doolittle, Kenney r. Vincent,
c. A. Stilson, Frederick S. Langdon,
G. M. Gair, H. C. LaTouche, ]. N. o.
Rich, Herbert Squires, M. Sutter, B. H.
Tuttle D. K. Dickinson, d. e. Spang-
Ter, w. j. Chambers, Herman ]. Mid
daugh, Clara Louise Newly, Brearley,
r. T. Brain, Leslie Harris r. Rossiter,
F. Carten, w. H. McMaster, Johnston,
C. Tufford, Robert Wankowski, Shell
don Borden, John G. Jones, Will An
Monroe Lewis, Britt, Louis Williams,
Charles w. Braden, William Balm
bridge, Emily Cooley and the Misses
Deacon, w. Wheeler, Potts, Ida Potts,
Usher, Lillian Brown, Inez Ragan.
Madolyn Brown, Ethel Van Alstyne,
Parks, Heimann, Walsh, Vera Boyce,
M. Bradshaw, Edna Wyman Myrtle
Davis Grace Bartholomew, Margaret
Middaugh, Mamie Wright, Anna Schu-
macher, Eta Schumacher, Bessie
Reaves, Isabelle Reaves, Bessie Hous-
ton, Helen Wachter, Florence Wachter,
Metzger, Deitweiler, Gilbert, Yannell,
Fernley, Alees Anderson, Mollie Adelia
Brown, White, Rosalie Breeden, Flor
ence Johnstone, Star A. Irish, Viola
Roney, Rochelle Waters, Portia New
port, Ruth Squires, Gertrude Myers,
Eta Landers, Florence Cassida, Alpha
MacKnight, Lucy Klinglesmith, Con-
stance Madder, Eunice Dorland, Janet
Hincley, Junior Creighton, Gladys
Rich, Gypsie Fowler Scott, Helen
Rochneck and Jessie Booth.
The Maypole and fairies dances were
two of the most attractive features of
the show and the graceful little fancy
dancers, Aileen Brain, Rosella Ashton,
Wilma Faust June Fitzpatrick and
Miss May Walker Justi contributed a
great deal to the pleasure in the de-
lightful program.
Signor Camille Napoleone and his
woman's orchestra have played during
the entire show.