Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-06
TO.DAY,S FESTIVAL.
1t is to be Grand acknowledgements
and Regulations.

those engaged in arranging the floral e2
hibits at the Pavilion. The work Will b
resumed at an early hour this morning
and it is hoped that all persons who hay
been relied upon to give helping han'
will be present and assist in getting tn
several pieces completed in time for tn
opening of the exercises at the appointed
hour Several beautiful t1ower-pieces ar
rived from San Francisco last night, ant
to-day's trains will bring contribution
from Napa and other places A very larg
number of persons came to the city las
evening, and everything points to an I'M
mense outpouring of the people at to-day
festivities
The committee calls particular attention
to the fact that adults are not to be per
mitted to occupy the main floor during the
afternoon, but that in the evening they
will have access to all parts OF the IA
vilion.
REGULATIONS FOR PUPILS.
1t is earnestly requested that the pupils
of the several schools be on hand III tune
to form and march promptly at P; NJ, es-
corted to the positions assigned them as
] follows: High School, Professor Anderson,
P. E. Plat, aid; St. Joseph's School, f. I.
| Johnson, aid; Sacramento Institute, }. Z.
| Sepuiveda, George H Clark, aids; Protest
| ant Orphan Asylum, J. Z. Tade, AID Cap
ital Grammar School, Professor Johnson
H. r. Crouch, Thomas Wiseman, aids /;
| Sacramento Grammar School, Professor
| Rowell, H. w Taylor, W. l. Orth, l.. C..
SCHNEIDER, aids Primary Schools, under
| direction of Miss Mccormick, Principal );
Sixteenth and n, Miss Blue W. /. Ben
| ming, aid; Ninth and Tenth and ?, Miss
| Miller S. Katzenstein, aid Ungraded No.
| /, Miss Taylor Edwin Bonnheim, aid; Un-
| graded No. ,, Miss Jones' Warren Dixon,
| aid Fourth and Q, Mrs. Allen, 6. f. Par
| ker, w. II. Hanlon. aids; Seventh and q,
Miss Chapman, +. Birdsall, aid; Thirteenth
and G, Miss Egl, R. c. Irvine, aid; Twenty
fourth and \, Mrs. Mumford, w. A.
| Stephenson, aid.
! AIDS APPOINTED.
| Grand Marshal George B. Katzenstein
has appointed the following aids: Chief
Aid James A. Davis; Aids, W. L. Ben
ming. Edward Bonnheim, C. H. Denton, II .
| \. Hebron, f. T. johnson, w s. Kendall
| H. j. Norton G. T. Parker, f. Remele. J. c.
| Sepulyeda, W. \. Stephenson, II. w Tay-
lor, Fred Blrdsal!, f. L. Craft, Warren
Dixon, Il. C. Irvine, S. Kazenstein, D.
| Lindley, ". |. 0rth, ?. Z. Platt Charles
| Roth, K. Steinman, J e. Tade. Thomas
| Hiseman.
CONCERNING FLOWERS.
1t is again urged, on behalf of the COM
mittee, that all persons attending the Fes-
tiyal bring flowers. if only small bouquets.
1t is requested that all pieces Of specific
designs be properly described to the entry
clerk But adults are not to bring their
hand bouquets until evening. This should
be fully understood
The request is also made Of the ladies of
Westminster Presbyterian Church TO send
their floral contributions to the church by
s o'clock this morning or Whereabouts.
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
The following is the programme of exer-
cises
l. Grand March and Congratulations by the
Schools G. \. March First Artillery Band
Neale.
,, Welcome Song by the schools.
,. Music" Nabuco," HGssar Band-Spargo.
1. Poem, by Hiss Rebecca Joseph, Hon. Frank
D. Ryan, Reader
,. May Pole Dance by young ladies First Ar
tillery Band-Neale.
As it is desirable to perpetuate the scene by
photography, at this point drum will call the
roll and Immediately afterwards gong will
strike ten strokes During the striking of the
gong the cameras VIII be pointed at the audi
ence from different p2rtion5 OF the building,
and IN order to obtain perfect pictures it is nee
essary that all should remain motionless for the
ten seconds, particularly avoiding the waving
of fans.
6. Grand Chorus, b the Schools
:. Grand Chorus+'Am Original words |
THE committee request the audience to unite |
in the singing of the national air
EVENING EXERCISES.
J. Overture" Polphonia," by Hussar Band
[SpaTgo).
. Grand March and Congratulations by the !
Pioneers - 90 German Cavalry" First |
Artillery Band-Neale.
3 Grand Chorus from Cinderella" jAbU |
Vocal - Ladies Choral Society, Turner |
Harmonic and others. Instrumental
Symphonic Orchestra.
4. Presentation of Art Gallery by Mrs. Margaret
Croker.
.. Acceptance by the Mayor, Hon. John Q.
Brown.
t. Address by the President of the Museum
Association, d. Lubin.
8 Music" Festival March,. symphonic Or
chestra, Prof Otto Fleissner Director.
5. Address and Presentation of Testimonial
Hon. W. II. Beatty.
Q. May-Pole Dance by young ladies.
10. Grand Chorus" America {original words. |
THE audience is requested TO unite in the
singing Of the national air
II. Music" March TriunPhate,' (Reddine).
First Artillery and HuSSar Bands. D. |
Redding, Conductor.
II Concert Music.
There will be dancing in the upper and
south halls at the conclusion of the above
programme.
NOTES.
1t is understood that business will be
pretty generally suspended throughout the
city to-day, in order that as many residents
as possible may have an opportunity of
participating in the festival.
The Free Library viii be closed at u
O'Clock noon.
Grand Marshal Katzenstein will meet his
aids at Tenth and l. streets at q quarter past
II o'clock, and assign them to their respec-
tive places. Badges and insignia will be
provided and distributed at the same time
and place. The aids Will also meet the
Grand Marshal at the Pavilion in the even
ing in the ladies sittingroom al 7;30 o'clock
sharp.
At 7:30 this evening the Invitation and
Reception Committee, the Mayor, Mrs.
Crockers escort and others who are to take
prominent parts. Will meet in the sitting
room at the Pavilion.
The Grand Marshal hopes that teachers
will not fail to call this forenoon at the
Capital Sign Works, on J street, between
Third and Fourth, and obtain the banners
for their respective classes.
All persons must be prepared 10 vacate
the hall promptly at II \. NJ. to-day, at
which hour all work must be completed.
The Grand Marshal requests, for the
safety and protection of the children, that
all vehicles avoid and driving be abstained
from, on l. street, from Tenth to Fifteenth
and on Fifteenth street, from L To NJ. be-
tween the hours Of and 3 o'clock this af-
-einoon, during the time the scholars of the
public schools are forming on these streets.
and are being marshaled into the Pavilion.
Let those who will drive to the Pavilion
between the hours named do so from y and
} streets The Chief OF Police will have q
detail of officers on hand to cooperate |
with The Grand Marshal and enforce OBJ
,ervance of the above order.
To show the interest taken in the floral
festival abroad, the following telegram from
IN old-time Sacramento lady IS given:
PHILADELPHIA, May ) 1885
/. /. Lr.riS, Sacramento: Please enter my |
lame for souvenir OF floral festival. Have
written. Ii. h. Terry.
Capital Turf Club.
AT the meeting of the Capital Turf Club
asst evening at the Golden Eagle Hotel, it
vas found that the purses for the spring
meeting had not filled satisfactorily. The
.:27 class, trotting, was the only trotting or
,acing purse that had received the requisite {
lumber of entries the owners of horses
appearing to have been deferred from enter I
NJ because one or two horses had been
moving speed that they could not contest
against with any possibility of winning.
; Iouratar that those fast horses ,