The record-union., 1891-10-21
THIS EVENING.
Parade, Concert and Ball in Honor of
the Visiting Patrfarchs.

Parade, Concert and Ball in Honor of
the Visiting Patrfarchs.
The visiting Patriarchs will be rendered
grand reception this evening, in the
way of a street demonstration, vocal
and instrumental concert, and ball.
The latter two events will take place in
the new Pavilion at Fifteenth and NJ
streets, where there will also be COM
petitive drill by the Patriarchs Militant.
The parade will be participated in by
the local companies of the First Artillery
Regiment, the Hussars, the local Odd
Fellows Lodges, the Patriarchs Militant,
the various encampments, Veteran Odd
Fellows, etc.
Led by Grand Marshal 2. T. Dolan, the
procession will start from Seventh and X
streets and march to Tenth, thence to j q,
down J to Second, to X, and up X to the
Pavilion.
Here vocal and instrumental concert
will be given, under the direction of w.
III. Kinross, at the conclusion of which
the competitive drill will take place. The
evenings festivities will conclude with
the ball. The revised programme for the
concert is as follows:
Chorus, Damascus ........ Costa
Chorus and Military Band.
Overture, ''Crown Diamonds Auber
First Artillery Band;
Part Song, Farewell Mendelssohn
Chorus lunaecompanied).
Concert Waltz, MY Dream" ".......... Waldteufel
First Artillery Band.
Choral March, ''1annhauser''. '............. Wagner
Chorus and Military Band.
Selection, "The Chevalier' .Steinhauser
First Artillery Band, including a solo
by q. b. Eiierman.
Chorus Ha,e fboT,s es 3 1e Mliforv Hand Verdi
Medley, "Darkies' jubilee Lansing
First Artillery Band.
Part Song, aSleep, Gentle Lady, Bishop
Chorus (unaccompanied).
The concert band numbers will be un-
der the direction of G.. A. Neale, con-
ductor of the First Artillery Band.
The vocal feature of the concert will
embrace the best local talent, the follow
ing-named persons having volunteered
their services:
Soprano-Mrs. Percy Ross, Mrs. w. II.
Kinross, Miss Ida Clinch, Mrs. A. Bonn
helm, Mrs. Coppersmith, Miss NJ. Casedy,
Miss l.. Millikin, Mrs DR.. Millikin, Miss
Jackson, Miss S. Phipps, Miss J. Ander-
son, Mrs. j. A. Moynihan, Miss Grace
Miner, Miss Alice Nixon, Mrs. A. Caselli,
Miss B. Darlington. Mrs. Petrie, Miss
Masterson, Mrs. ). KatZenstein, Miss n.
Siddons, Miss Weldon, Miss s. Jones,
Miss NJ. Hembree, Miss B. Adams, Miss
Gore, Miss j. Govan, Miss Schubert, Mrs.
Burns, Mrs. Beardsley, Miss Hensch.
Miss Dixon, Miss Burns.
Alto-Mrs. Robert Hawley, Mrs. Is. f.
Howard, Mrs. Addie Carter, Mrs A. John
ston, Mrs. f. Kiefer, Mrs. +. Y. Will
Jams, Mrs. A. Elkus, Mrs. Bentley, Mrs.
L. III. Joy, Miss M. Conley, Miss McCor-
mick, Miss May Wilson, Miss G. Gerrish.
Miss l.. Platt, Miss H. Wheat, Miss Con-
nell, Miss Evans, Miss l.. Adams, Miss
Nettie Price, Miss S. Price, Miss Alice
Hanifin, Miss Gore.
Tenor-R. T. Cohn, John Cook. II. r.
Blair, e. S. Elkus, w Longbottom. G..
Lohmeyer, G. Flohr, j. Lang, j. Asher
\. Stober, G. Strattman, A. Weber, C. Il.
Millikin, Ben Wilson, j. A. Moynihan, Z.
G. Radcliffe, w. A. Demerritt, w. Grove
Ii. Krebs, 4. ii. Krebs, G. j. Noack, f.
Lane, w. g. Jacox, c. j. Beaumont, NJ.
Barrett +. Ashworth.
Bass-Elwood Bruner. Henry Mitau, Il.
j. Millikin, A. Caselli, a. LeBasse, L. A.
Jacox, Adolph Heilbron, II. l.. Stich, o.
Hartig, A. Vollmer, q. Reynolds, E. r.
Seheppelman, w. Weeks. Horace Crocker
G. NJ. Phinney, c. w. Phillips, f. Schir-
mer, L. A. Spaulding, III. Miller, w.
Clough, Nj. Bentley, +. Gerrish, j. Scha-
den, A. Lothhammer, l.. Lothhammer, w.
Beardsley, A. Duenow, A. Pritchard, W.
L. Loydal and V. s. McClatchy.
ENCAMPMENT NOTES.
At 9 o'cloek this morning the members