The morning call., 1893-08-21
THE COUNTRY CLUB.

The fourth annual outing, picnic and shoot OF
The Country Club which viii be held at Del
Monte next Friday, Saturday and Sunday, is
the principal topic of conversation in clubdom
and society circles. Fair maids and matrons
are preparing stunning toilets for the ball and
fetching light gowns for the shoot Clubmen
are making bets on the shoot and the members
OF the shooting teams are IN daily practice. II
VIII undoubtedly be an event OF great import
and Is looked forward 10 with much pleasure
by the hundreds VINO Will be present.
A special train will leave here at 2 o'clock
next Friday afternoon for Del Monte stopping
only at Neulo Park and San Jose. On Friday
evening the shooting team will meet 10 arrange
sides for the match between the Reds and
Blues. and there Will be n concert by tile C0un-
try Club Band of seyenty-five pieces under the
direction OF A. Spadna. Saturday morning at
O'Clock The club shoot Tor prizes and medals
VIII commence and there will be a match be-
tween the Reds and Blues. Luncheon Under
the Greenwood Tree VIII be served at l
o'clock. At o'clock In the evening there Will
be a concert followed by a bail and supper.
Sunday morning AT 20 O'Clock the band will
give sacred concert In front OF tile hotel AT
3 O'Clock In the evening there Will be a grand
illumination and fireworks at Del Mont Lake
and concert by tie band. The pyrotechnlc
display Will be rIcst elaborate. The fireworks
were secured IN the East at large expense, and
comprise twelve fancy exhibition pieces en-
tlrely different from anything ever seen on this
coast. The display will terminate with candle
battery motto OF the club, Under the Green
wood Tree" followed by the discharge of an
extra large aerial bouquet consisting of 100
rockets of assorted cOlOred stars and effects
fired simultaneously.
The first match on Sunday will be a contest of
twenty tye birds TO each man between sides
to be designated as "Reds" and Blues" Five
gold medals Will be given for the five highest
scores made at the twenty-five birds, handicap
rise, The first twelve birds shot at shall score
for the seasons prizes. The prizes and medals
a. e valued at 5000. The names OF those VINO
Will participate are:
Faxon D. Atherton, Harry Babcoek. S. C.
Buckbee George Crocker, Edward Donohoe.
Charles 7. Eells Thomas Ewing, Andrew Jack
son, William ). kitte. William Z. Murdoch,
Walter 5. Newhall. Robert OXnard, Z. +. Pres
ton. }. ID. Reddlng, O. o. Richards, Il. II.
Tubbs, F. w. Tallant. Cliutnn f. Worden
Ramon L. Wilson. Frederick h. Webster and
Robert B. Woodward.
The music Will be a special feature OF the
outing. The programmes for The several Cum
certs are as follows:
Friday, P. M;-"Dragoons' CaIP (EIleu-
der the Greenwood Tree" Bishop; selections
from Il Lombard" (NerdD; waltz FLOWERS
Of ST. Petersburg" QResch); ride of the
waikure" (WagneD; American Patrol"
(Meacham); scena aria, I'll Trovatore''
(VerdD; galop, ITO the Payk'' "A. Spadina). .
On Saturday the band VIII render a number
OF choice selections during the luncheon hour
on the picnic grounds.
Saturday. 8 P. M.-March. Cadets" Sousa;
overture, Son and Stranger" Mendelssohn
La CZarine," Came; finale, third act OF Rig.
oleito." allegro, quartet and storm scene
Verdi; waltz, ARTISTS Life," Strauss; over
ture. "Rienzl." wagner; "Hebe." duet for
trombone. Redding; selection from "Cavaileria
Rusticana,' MascaGni; overture, ''Semiram-
tde," ROssini; grand medley from ''Boecaeclo"
Won Suppe.
Sunday, III A. M-Oyerture. "Stabat Mater
arranged byMercadante; 'Serenade" "Schubert;
"Aubade PrlDtanleTe," Lacombe; Scenes Ptt-
toreSques''.-(D marcne. ~ "Air de Ballet" (3)
"Angelus," az "Fete Boheme," Massanet;
grand selection, Huguenots," Meyerbeer;
prelude from "Lohengrin." Wagner; fantasia,
Faust" Gounod waltz, blue Danube"
Strauss; overture, "Tannhauser," Wagner;
march, Salute Lointain," Doring.
Sunday, 8 P. M.-Overture, Light Cavalry"
Suppei selections from 'Robin Hood" De
Donizetti; overture. "0rpheus," Onenbach;
lie Fills de Porthos"-Defile, Henri Senee
overture. William Tell" Rosslnl; intermezzo
sinfonico from "Cavallerta RustIcana," Mas
cagni; waltz, ''Lon du Bal" Gillet; "Lorelei"
paraphrase, Nesvadbe; Introduction aud bridal
chorus P,,a from from Lohengrln," Wagner.
committees are as follows:
President. Frederick II. Webster; vice-pre
dent, Robert Oxnard; secretary-treasurer,
William G. Murdoch; attorney and counselor
Ramon E. Wilson.
Observation-Disclosures r. Webster, William C.
Murdoch, Richard II. Sprague, Henry w.
George Croker and william s. kittle
ChaIrmen OF COmmittees-Entertainme and
outings, Robert Oxnard: ap-sbooting and
athletics, George CrOcker; clubhouse, fenry
w. Woodward stable and dog. kennels.
William 5. kittle; patr olmen a1d keepers.
Richard III: Sprague; game, fish aud preserve,
Ramon Z. Wilson.
The membership OF the club is limited to 125.
and there are now thirteen names on the walt
ing list. The list OF members is as follows:
William Alvord, Faxon ID. Atberton Harry
Babcock, William Babcock, C. II. Belknap
William Berg. I. b. Bishop, Gordon Blanding,
A. Ii. Boomer, William b. Bourn, A. J. Bowie
George Davis Boyd, Nathaniel J. Britain
Emile A. BrugHtere, Spencer c. Buckbee j.
William Byrne. G. w. Bonynge, Joseph Clark.
George Crockrr, William II. Crocker j. NJ
Cunningham. Charles +. CrOcker, Joseph B.
Crocse ett. George ID. Cooper. L. +. Danforth
j. Donahue. Edward Donoboe, Vladimer
d'Artsimovitch, Joseph A. Donohoe Jr., r. A.
Eddy, Charles p. Eels, Thomas Ewing
Bernard Faymonvile, John q. Folansbee,
Arthur w. Foster. r. b. Forman, Byron Gil
man. Daniel b. Gillette Jr., Joseph d. Grant
Robert II. GraysoD, E. i. Gerald, j. OBJ
Gum, Louis T. Haggln. Henry e. Hail. Alex
ander Hamilton. Robert Harrison, Jerome A.
Hart, j. Downey harvey, William T. Hearst
Horace L. Hill, William II. Howard, f. W.
Hopkins, Andrew jackson. Harry A. Jerome
Charles Josselyn, Lansing o. Kellogg, Homer
S. King, William S. Kiitle, Nicholas g. Kittle
Jerome b. Lincoln. w. OBJ. McDonough. II. r.
Mann, Ward McAllister Jr.. Z. j. McCutchen,
Robert McMurrav, w. S. McMurtry Jr., Fuse
bus j. MoIera, 5. j. Moore. &. Il. NnIlns
William c. Murdoch. Daniel T. Murphy
d. NJ. Murphy; w. H.; Martin, Walter
Qelrichs. James q. Oxnard. Charles Page
Louis B. Parrotr, Theodore i. Payne, G, W.
Peltier, James ID. PheIan, Edgar F. Preston,
Evans & Piilshurv .Inepuh M Ouav Ioeapb