Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-30
THE CELEBRATION.
The Programme TO He Carried Out
To-Day.

A1H ONLUD Dh a 11ON.
The Programme TO he Carried ont
To-Day.
The Centennial of the Inauguration OF
Washington as President of the United
States, will be celebrated in this city to-day
in various places and ways. at sunrise
this morning salute Of 100 guns will be
fred, and a similar salute will be fred
at sunset. At O'Clock this morning ex-
erciHes will be held in the First Presby-
terian Church, under the auspices of the
Ministerial Union and the Historical So
ciety. Rev. @. w. Heisler and Major E.
W. Jones will preside, and after the Or
gan voluntary, Rev. j. s. Gilfillan will
deliver the invocation. Rev. E. K. Brain
erd will read the Scripture selection and
Rev. A. @. Williams will lead in prayer.
Miss Jennie Winston will sing the ''Star
Spangled Banner" and Judge w. A..
Cheney will deliver the address. Rev.
W. w. Tinker will dismiss the audience
with the benediction.
At 2 O'Clock in the afternoon the exer-
cises will commence at the Synagogue
on Fort street, under the direction of
NOV. LIZ LIS Op6uluR Iylnus
"Shout with JOY" will be sung by Mrs.
Haraldson, Mrs. Scarborough, and
Messrs. Osgood and Lamb. Rev. DR..
Blum will read psalm and Mrs. Harold
eon will sing solo. After the prayer,
Stain, which will be followed by an adj
ough will sing 'Ia Patrie," and MIR.
T ursl1 asnU tho na,r,oxx GtO,l<. 49,
Liberty" The quartette and congrega-
America"
At 2 O'Clock in the afternoon the Sey-
enth Regiment Band will give the follow
Hail Columbia; cornet solo (selected);
"Guide Right" J. Ph. Sousa; "Red,
White and Blue" trio, 'sThree Bull
Theo Moses ;0isy America a;SAss &. 4. A 4.
march, "Post 225,' D. 81. stubblebein;
bass solo, M. II. Knoll; Yankee
Doodle )" Ramona Waltz; baritone solo,
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep" Mr..
John Ream; march, "Blue and Grey;"
Boyer.
NOTES.
The Washington Association will give
a banquet this evening, at 8 o'clock, at
the Maison Dore.
The pupils of the Breed-street school
and the Montgomery-street school gave
exhibitions yesterday in honor of the
centennial.
At Alhambra the exercises will be held
at the Presbyterian church. Rev. III. ].
Crist and ex-senator Fowler, of Tennes-
see, will deliver addresses.
The Young Mems Institute, of this
city, will hold a picnic to-day at the
Ostrich Farm picnic grounds. A Num-
Der Of prizes will be awarded at the
games which are announced.
At Pasadena the celebration will take
place at the Tabernacle. Rev. P. F.
Breese will deliver the address and Miss
Peck will sing the "Star Spangled BAN
ner." A banquet will be given in the
evening at the Painters hotel.
An open meeting of the Frank Bart
lett Post and Woman's Relief Corps, G..
A. B., will be held this evening in the
G. A.. R. Hall, North Main street. The
programme will be as follows: Instru-
mental solo, Miss Viola Bennett; vocal
solo, Miss Stewart recitation, Mrs. Lulu
Calvin; vocal solo, Mrs. Beeson; ad-
dress, Major Horace Bell.
There will be big celebration, to-day,
at the terminus of the Temple-street car
line. The entertainment will consist Of
an exhibition drill of Company A, N. G.
o., of Los Angeles, and Company d, Of
Pomona, in the morning, aHd sham
battle and dress parade in the afternoon.
The Seventh Infantry, First Brigade,
n. 6. c., will be on guard duty in the
forenoon. One good feature about the
affair is that it will be free to everybody.