The morning call., 1890-09-09
THE TABLEAUX.
Dissoivins Pictures of Essential Interest
Californiana

THE TABLEAUX.
Dissolvins Pictures of Essential Iuterest
to Californians.
After an elaborate exhibition drill by the
drill corps of Alta Parlor, Native Daugh-
ters, escorted by + Company, Second Artil-
lery regiment, and Second Regiment Drum
Corps, the orchestra struck up Michaellis'
overture, "Our Golden State" and then The
whistle sounded for the withdrawal of the
drop-cnrtain for the tableauX The later
were all very elaborate, and had they been
a trllle longer would have left nothing to bo
deSlrcu me spectators near by were de-
lighted with the finished pictures presented.
MINERVA PARLoR TABLEAUX.
There were ten tableaux presented by
Minerva, Orc Fiuo, Golden State and Alta
parlors respectively and collectively, with a
good military tableau and finale The tab
leauX by Minerva Parlor were: Raising
the American Flag" assisted by the Ell Do
disSolving into The Bivouac," dissolving
into Seal of the State" dissolvng into
Congress of Goddesses," the participants
being: Diana, Mrs. }. e. Bond; Goddess
OF Fate. Miss Lucy Roche; History of Music,
Miss May Burns; Minerva, Miss Mamie
Terrell; Goddess OF Autumn, Miss Clara
Stokes; Goddess of Fruit, Miss Celia Fergi-
son Goddess of Fortune, Miss Eva Phillips;
Goddess of Persuasion. Miss Grace Congrove;
Goddess of Victory, Miss Hattie Murray
Goddess of Music, Miss Maria Quinn; God
dess Of the Heath, Miss Lizzie Morton;
Goddess of the Destinies, Miss Kate
Hughes; Goddess of Dawn, Miss May Ham
mil; Goddess of Justice. Miss Mamie Madi-
son; Seal Of the State, Miss Emma Aderton
In Raising the Beal Flag" the participants
were: Mrs. Anna Pemherton Miss Lizzie
Grant, Miss Rtbecca kimble, Miss Sarah
Cassin, Miss Lizzie Burk, Miss Eva Farrell,
Miss Dempsey, Miss Kate Stark, Mss Anna
Daily, Miss Agnes Carey.
ORC FINo IN EVIDENCE.
The tableaux presented by Orc Fino Par
lor We're: Landing Of the Oregon dissolv-
in2 into The Path-iinder," dissolving into
Constellation OF Muses." The ladies' taking
part were: Miss c. Radford, Miss Ecker,
Miss May Gerdes, Miss Mamie Soeher, Miss
Emma Roberts. Miss Carrie RoeDacher.
Constellation of the Muses." Ruth, Miss
c. Elwert; tambourine girl, Miss Helen Cal
lender; Ni!ht Miss Pauline Scnilly; Morn
ing, Mrs. Shierbach; Innocence, Miss Jessie
Simpson; Graces, Miss May Waaner. Miss
Emma Foster and Miss Rebecca Cornahens;
Norma, Miss Victory Huppert; Truth, Miss
Homeless, Miss Emma Ludemann; Hebe.
Miss Emma Dellng; Sappho, Mrs. Frank
w. Burnett; Hope, Miss NJ. Casassa. ''In-
dustries of the State" GissOlvlnG into
Ieres, uISSOlVulS mo luuustiioS " .ho
State" Miss A. Shilling, Miss Z. Shilling
and Mrs. Therbach.
r. ABLEAUX BY GOLDEN GATE PARLoR.
GelGea Gate Parlor presented the tableaux:
"a iioTRi4 Freeing Herself From the Y Oke
ct Mt-v dssolving into group of
l5exies, men dissolyiug into California
fessa fo, Miss Neva Krehm-
= 14sss II liberty, Miss Mamie Bell
more i.ddess Il VS. Miss Jessls Mayer
Mexican iEu. Mr., 3s.tSter anu MIS-.
Turner. 'l4t.;orEia ht go ai,,,' 10 tl,e
Uni9n." Welcom.ug The rc= >tate, S.llSsnfV-
ing INTO decorating the Hioadnleot of .hiHC-
shall, dissolving into welcoming into the /
Union. California, Miss krehmke; Liberty, |
Miss Bellmore; while the several States
were represented by Miss Gertrude Peter
son. Mrs, NJ. Anderson, Miss A. Puckhaber,
Miss Dora Van staden, Miss F. Van Staden.
Mrs. n. Lester. Miss W. Fahrenkrug, Miss
A Hartman, Miss B. Peterson, Miss A.
Mayberry, Miss a. BaumaD, Miss E. Rose,
Miss G. Wedemeyer, Mrs. j. II. Schneider,
Mss; Mss A Sleeper, Mis- IL e shspBeT, per, MIS- MIS-
A. Jackson, Miss NJ. Mallelt Miss 7.
Schroeder Miss K. Andrew, Mrs c. Turner,
Mrs. e. Wright "Childreu Decorating
Marshall's Monument" were: Mss Les
Schiller, Miss May Pile. Miss Aggie Ahk-
man, Miss Nellie Ahkman and Miss Ethel
Andrew.
ALTA PARLoR's TABLEAUX.
The tableaux presented by Alta Parlor,
assisted by California and Pacific. parlors,
were; The Halt of the emigrants," disselv-
in. into ''SigHsaijng the altask.. dssolyiSS-
into Train attacked by The fndiis y The
ladies taking part in this we're: ir es Hadie
Regan. Mrs, May Christie, Miss J. f. Daily
and Miss Ethel Grayer.
The Gods blessing California" dissOlv-
Ing into song, "Californln." by Naive
Daughters Davis, dissolving into God
blessing California" California was repre-
sented by Mrs. NJ. Christie; Minerva, Miss Ii.
Regan; Diana. Miss Daily; Juno. Mrs NJ.
Getz; Camp at Poverty Fiat" dissolving
into Finding the nugget" disso'ving into
Miners outfit crossing the mountain"
Each tableau was carefully posed and de-
served photography.
The grand military tabeau consisted of:
''The Attack" dissolving into Halt! The
Countersign." dissolving into The Dead
Shot The finale was most elaborate of
all and represented grand alleg0fical trans
formation: The American and Bear
Fl5g,' ;sOng, "St9r-Spangled Banner Miss
Black; The World Surmounted by Eu-
reka" Goddess Of Liberty-Columbia";
The Seasons and Military" The shower
OF gold to conclude the representation did
not materialize. Those taking part in this
tabieau were: Eureka, Neva krehmke;
GoduesS Of Liberty, Mrs. George w. Per
klns; Seasons, Blanche Duhem, Edna Per
klns, Ethel Grazer; Columbia, Miss Hattie
R"gan; Peace, Mrs. L. GetZ, who crowned
Eureka. Home. Sweet Home then I'M
parted gentle hint to the spectators, WHO
slowly dis ersed
INCIDENTS AND NOTES.
Some of tba ;neidants hohind tbo soenes
were very comicai nn,ah tha .alIing SdI of
the donkeys Who W. of onmr nn,vIiina
to go when wamtch h W. ~, at
the rear were ro, nj i, ui1ss'nE .en's d,
dainty costumes
Ihe following gentlemen took part in the
Sherman mnTar tIa im.,,;seu ~ w IY y
gerald assi,tpd bv Charlse + Wider. FIJI
gene Russell, who nailed the first bear flag
TO ine mast IN 1916 at Sonoma; Ell Dorado
Drlli i.T corps, Colonel Roster and thirty men,
Cy Cbatsery +, Second Artillery, n. G.. G.,
oaptaiii James A White and twenty-elsht
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