The morning call., 1891-05-01
THE MENU.
Eastern oysters ON she'll.

Eastern oysters on she'll.
SOUP.
Consomme of chicken. a la Deslignac
HoRs D'GUvREs
Canapes de caviar salade d'anchoIs.
Stuffed olives. Mayonnaise de crevettes.
HoRs D'GUvREs cHAUD.
Riss0le la MOntespan.
FISH.
Sacramento salmon. a la Regence.
Pommes de terres, Dauphene.
RELIEVES.
Chicken la Louis XVIII.
Salmi of snipe with truffes.
Filet OF beef a la Richelien
Lamb chops aux petits pois.
soRBET Az CHAMPAGNE.
Young turkey, cranberry Salade du Gar
VEGETABLES.
Asparagus en- branehe, sauce hollandaise.
DESSERT
Pudding PImperatrlce.
Gace ComEesse Marie. Petlts-fours assortis.
Fruit. Cheese. Crackers. Coffee
So-far as the wines to accompany are con-
cerned, the trouble at first anticipated has
been overcome, and all but the champagnes
will be of California manufacture. The list
as offered reads:
Hook California;.
Sherry (Callfornia).
Sauterne California;.
Claret California;.
CHAMPAGNES
Pommery, yenve Ciiquot.
kunart 9. Ii; MuInm n Co.,
Perrier Jouet, ROedeFT.
Dry MOnopoe, Royal BertOn Sec,
Eclipse (Calltornia)
THE MUSIC.
The musical programme, to be followed by
the band, during the repast is one of un-
usuaf excellence, and will be rendered in
the following order:
l. Overture. Merry Wives OF windsor" Nieolai
Liza ohne worfe in MendsIssoSn
A. Ballet music, "Feramors:" "a "Liehter-
tanz,' (bl "BaJaderetanz" ......... Rubeustein
asEaVOffp ROhpmien q - N A Re1dnp
6. Overture, "Amerca" obani
q "Marche Hohgroise' '...........'...... :BeIi1oz
8. "Hocnzeitsmusik No ensen
10. "Polonase in Chopin
Orchestra selected from the Park Band.
Musical Director. H. ]. Stewart. B.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Another event of interest preeedes the
banquet, however, and that is the Chamber
of Commerce reception, which will take
place Immediately upon the Presidents ar
rival from Monterey. AS originally mapped
out it was the expectation that the party
would arrive at 12:15 O'Clock, but it Is now
the intention to land them at the ferry at
80, and in accordance with this change
the hour OF the reception has been changed
| from u 80 o'clock to II. The President Of
the chamber has named w. w. Montague,
George G. Perkins and Oliver Eldridge as a
| committee to meet the party in Oakland,
and escort them to the rooms of the cham
| Der ON California street. On their arrival
| they will be taken in charge by the Trustees,
who will assume charge of the reception
| They are: William l.. Merry, A. j. Ralston,
| w. L. Y. Sehenck, Robert Watt, A. r.
Briggs, James Carolan, n. w. Spaulding,
John Rosenfed, Charles X. Allen. j. j. Nc
| Kinnon, G. B. Stone and Louis Parrott.
The Chamber of Commerce has also de-
cided to invite the members of the following
organizations TO be present: Mexican War
Veterans, Society of Pioneers, Territorial
pionoarc hiOal ArtA oa;
alton, Geological Society, State Board of
| Trade, Board of Trade of this city, Bar
| Association, Bankers Association, Produce
| Exchange, San Franci>co Stock Exchange,
| Merchants Exchange. Board of Brokers,
| Boards of Murine Institute, Chamber of
Commerce, Manufacturers Association,
| California Academy of Sciences.
OFF FOR SACRAMENTO.
| Following the banquet the party will be
| taken to their special train, AMI tomorrow
| morning at 4 o'clock they will leave for
! Sacramento. Arriving there at s O'Clock in
| the morning, they will remain at the Capital
! City two hours; returning, arrive at West
| Berkeley at 80 o'clock. They will spend
| half an hour at the University of Caifor-
MIA and the following programme will be
| observed:
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
The President viii be received in the
| Library building about II :45 in the after
| the Presidents response, the members of
| the Board of Regents aud the Academic
| Senate, will be presented to him. The bat
| TALON will be formed at 1880. 1t had been
| intended to have the President review the
battalion. but at meeting Of the Academic
Council yesterday morning the following
| resolutions were adopted:
! Resolved, That in consequence OF the death OF
| our h0nored colleague, Professor John LeConte,
ex- President of The University and distinguished
! man of science, the reception TO be given 10 the
| resident OF the United States on Saturday, Inc
| 2d OF May, be confined mainly to an ex-
| change OF greetings between the Presidential
| party and members of the University; that the
review OF the battalion Of University Cadets, the
| martial music, and all public display upon The
| University grounds be dispensed with.
RESOLVED. That The entire student body OF
| students, including the young ladies' the bat
| talon under arms,) assemble III front OF the
| Library building. and that the partieipations IN
| The Oakland celebrations be omitted.
| After visiting the University the Presi-
| dent will be taken to Oakland wnere he
| will be received by the school children.
| ln the evening the Union League Club
| will give reception, for which extensive
| preparations ar now IN progress