The morning call., 1890-06-07
the bond are collectively worth S10O0OO,-
600. Mr.. Jackson will assume the reins
about July 1st
GAU TURN FEST.
The Celebration to Take Place at
Oakland.

The first Gau Turn Festival to be celebrated on
the Pacific Coast commences this evening at
Oakland, and will last until next Tuesday night.
The German citizens have devoted great
amount Of energy to completing the arrange
ments for this meeting OF the turning associa-
tions, and large sums of money have been con-
tributed to ensure success.
On the exterior Of Germana Hall on Webster
street. woven in California flowers. is stretched
the legend, Only in Healthy Bodies Dwell
Healthy Minds,n and with this motto the fes-
tival Will be inaugurated and carried on.
The opening of the proceedings VIII take place
Saturday evening. After receiving The guests a
torchlight procession will take place. which will
move from GermaDia Hall al s 80 o'clock along
the following route: Webster street to Fifth,
from there TO Broadway along Seventh street to
Washington, TO the City Hall.
Arrived there DR.. Muir will address Mayor
Glasscoek on behalf OF the Turner's and after
his Honor has replied the procession will march
along San Pablo avenue TO Eighteenth street.
countermarch to Broadway, along Broadway 10
Seventh street, from there to Webster and back
TO the hall.
Arrived there the President of the Oakland
Turn Verein, Julius Fischer. Will address the
Turner's, after which the guests will be enter
tanned, and punctualy at II O'Clock the proceed
lngs of the evening will come TO a close.
on Sunday morning there Will be parade at
o'clock and at $3.50 the procession will move 10
Badgers Park by the following route: From
way, Broadway as far as Seventh street, along
Washington street TO Fourteenth, from there to
Broadway, down Broadway to Twelfth street,
from Twelfth street to Harrison and counter
march 10 Broadway, along Broadway TO Eighth
street and from there to the PARK.
Bezirk Turn Warden F. Attinger will head the
procession.
Arrived at the park there will be an exhibition
of free exercises and competitive exercises,
when rest Will be taken. AT 1890 there will
be more competitive WORK gone through, ana at
4 80 o'clock the President of the Bezirk, Z. A.
Denicke, will deliver the oration OF the day.
At 5 O'Clock more free exercises will take
place. and at o'clock the Turner's Will march
back TO the hall, where at o'clock an interest
ing programme will be presented, comprising
singing, recitations Indian club swinging fenc-
ing ana other exercises.
During the day TWO orcbestras VIII play at diff.
ferent parts of the park, where dancing Will be
carried on, and the music will be rendered by L.
RiZau's and William McBain's bands.
On Monday morning the Turner'S will march
at s 80 O'Clock 10 Badgers Park, where the ex-
ercises from The previous day Will be continued.
Gu this day the Filth Infantry Regiment Band
VIII be in attendance and there viii be dancing
bOlh between and during the turning exercises.
AT g O'clock me Turner's will return to the hall
and al s oclock "DIe Fledemaus' will be per
formed at the Oakland Theater.
Bes des the attraction bearing directly upon the
play there will be the draw That a pertoima
OF RlehPs double quartet always produces in
Oakland
and all the performers are wellknown to Oak
landers.
on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock there will
be competitive recitations at GermanIa Hall, and
at the same hour there VIII be swimming matches
for prizes at Alameda and rife shooting at Shell
Mound Park.
The afternoon VIII be spent in visiting the i'm
mediate environments, aud in the evening the
distribution of prizes Will take place at Germania
Hall, followed by ball, wheie the Fifth Regi-
ment Band will play again.
The distribution OF prizes VIII be a particularly
Interesting performance. The stage Will be
especially decorated for the occasion, and one OF
the features Will be the presence there OF twenty.
seven maids of honor represented by the follow
ing young ladies: Miss Nellie sohst, Miss Car
MA RnnL MtggE EIptn Nruu I,nt, Dr.fI
ing, Miss Emma Wemmer, Miss Rose Jnrgens,
Miss Katie StOlberg Miss Bertha Wemmer,
Miss Lily Schwerin, Miss Louise Jurgens, the
Misses Siebe, Miss Therese Levy Miss Laura
Haelke, Miss Gusse Fugel. Miss Camella Kunze,
Miss Ada Frey, Miss Julia Brelling, Miss Annie
Westpha Miss Paula GIeub, Miss Meta Muel-
Ter, Miss Emma Wuthe, Miss Marguaretha Ber-
nett, Miss Martha Tichon, Miss Annie Levy,
Miss Clara Haeke, Miss Mimi lie Mauerhahn.