Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-04

!: WASHINGTON, d. O..
crowned with success, although the laurel
leaves viii not be put in place in the crown un-
I'll the band does it work this evening.
NEW BAND STANDS.
-Four years ago the two orchestrss were placed
In rooted pasoda, one above the other. Il
wss found then that the roof above the must
clans had the effect Of partially smotherinS and
hattenipg the sound, and for this reason Il vas
decided to do away with that arrsngement this
year. Two elevated stands, open above, have
been placed on opposite sides Of the ball room
| north and south. They are in the center of the
room lengthwise, With the big fountain in the
middle OF the room between them. The two
musical organizations are 80 large and 80 we'll
drilled that they will be able to make them
selves heard with great ease throughout the
huge ball room, no matter how crowded IL
may be.
The leaders Of the two orchestras will be in
| telephone communication with the chairman
OF the floor and promenade committee. He in
turn will be in electric touch with the Young
men who will have charge Of the dancing in
different parts Of the room, 30 that as soon as
the sets are formed for dancing the orchestra
can begin to play. and whenever the chairman
desires the big brass band will toot out its
strains for the promenades. There will be no
confusion.
FINE MUSICAL PROGRAM
The entrance Of President Cleveland and his
party into the ball room will be announced to
the leader of the band by telephone, and Mr.
Cleveland will once more be met by the music
Of Hail to the Chief" with which he became
30 familiar during the four years from 1885 to
1889. His turn has begun again and for four
years more it will be "Hail to the CHIEF when
ever and wherever he may appear in public.
The program for the music this evening, as
arranged by Chairman Slack and Prof. Fan
chilli. Is an admirable one. number OF new
selections will be played, among them several
composed by Prof. Fanciuili himself. The
programs for the concerts are handsome, but
not too ornate affairs, and are the work of A.
G. Gedney Of this city. The first piece on the
program this evening will be grand inaugural
march, THE Great Republic" band and Or
chestra, written for the occasion by Prof. Fan
ciulli and dedicated by him to Mr.. Cleve-
land.
DANCE AND PROMENADE MUSIC.
The program of music for the ball this even-
| ing Is as follows:
Grand inaugural march, 'The Great Repub-
lic." Fanciulli.
Symphonic poem, Lies preludes .Lisz,
| Pinsut
Fantasia comique, "Trip to Mars. .Fanciull
DANCING AND PROMENADE.
| Waltz. Christmas Eve" ........ john
i Lancers Fencing Master" go. De Koyer
Polka. May Bells" go. .Santelmanr
| Promenade. 1900. ''Czarine". Game
Lancers isle of Champagne . .Furs
| Waltz. Polar Star .Waldteufe
Schottische. Country Band. .Smitl
Promenade, advertisement. EspagnoL"
/ Deserme.
Lancers. -. "Internationar' ...... -. .Mose
Promenade. Road to Moscow de Loet
Waltz. .......'.La Cigale" ...... ;Audrar
Promenade BAL Costume" =. .Rubinsteir
Polka. Jolly Students March. .Fahrbact
Waltz. Bachelors Favorite". William
Promenade. 49,. New York .FaneiuIi
York. ...." One Heart, One Soul. -. .straus.
| nancers robin Hood. .... De KoveI
| Waltz. "Espana" .Waldteufe
Polka. High School Cadet March. -. .Souss
| DANCING ARRANGEMENTS.
| The floor arrangements at the ball will be
under the charge of large committee O.
prominent young society men under Mr.. E. d
| lay, the chairman of the floor and promenade
ommittee. He has appointed the following
| Gentlemen as his special aids: William H.
lack, Eugene Mccarthy. George W. Evans
apt. Gilbert E. Overton, Z. NJ. Ezekiel, j.
ellsworth Gordon. Mr.. Hay has divided uf
aving charge OF q certain division of the
| DOR. The ball room is to be divided up into
| yelve divisions six on the north side of the
! pom and six on the south side, by the Marine
| and stand. They are numbered con
| cutivey from the west to the east
| nus the northwest section will be mum
| er one, northeast section number six. south
] est section number seven and sOutheas
elton number twelve. All members of the
Or and promenade committee will report to
| :. Hay personally. on the floor OF the pension
: aiding. not later than 1850 D. m. The hool
| I'D corridors will be under the special care OF
| &c floor committee. Communication will be
| ,ud with the chairman of the committee BY
| lPans of electric bells. Hats. canes, umbrellas
| overcoats are not to be worn on the floor
| lould gentlemen present themselves sc
,rbed the aids will direct them to the coat
| ,oms. 1ntrodnctions will not be necessary
| The badge of the floor committee will. for the
| me being. permit its wearer to accOst any o.
| ne guests for the purpose OF giving informa-
! ion or instruction. The members of the floor
| md promenade committee will wear full even
| ng dress, black waistcoats, white or pearl
,1iored gloves and white cambria ties. Mem
| ers of the committee are requested not tc
ave their station without notifying the
.necial aids in charge of their section.
| The aid and members of each section will
| form q guard of honor to the presid ntia
| Jdrty so long as 1t remains within the section
| nd will prevent undue crowding upon the
| 1arty. PERSONAL presentations to the Pres
| dent will be strictly prohibited. In case oil
accident to individuals. fainting. Mysteries OF
! other disability, the stuff srer VII be taken al
| once to the rooms provided for that purpose.
| 4 physician will be n attendance. The pro-
| rams will be distributed at the door BY the
| members Of TIL floor comrniy to-. The badges
| will BE- livered to the members Of he floor
| committee by Mr. George A. DIrin: ,e r.
| tary. in the room 80; apart for the us. OF nj
| COMMITTEE. on h first balcony ABOVE tn
street entrance.
TIE FLOOR Co~NrrrEE.
The members OF me committee havs been
| assigned IL the Il Fl rgnt section, az -oIow.:
| Section one. Nj IT, A. Dapray:
Geo. T. COX. Phi. ". Chew Waltor s C-o,hv.
| Dr.. Jos. 4. GI'hr.'. y. q. Ga llr VIM, T..
| Hibbs. Wm F. lien-haw. 4. {. Jenkins. Sgr-
! gcani p. Knut ti'u c 4, La1chei,ue- Lieut.
S. c. Lcmlv. Li-ut. F. X Landis E. l!cNoal.
E. Nee. Noe, Fr"i. Owen. I.;eU; A. " Perry.
Capt. ". l.. Pitcher. Vim A. Percy Frani j.
Parks. Lieut.. VIM. II. !ie'ipr. John f. Robert
son. Arthur C. Roberts J. l.. Robertson Irv nc
C. Rose. Walter F. 10 .er-, Jaudon Sm tn
Benz. c. Somervell. John :. Shriver, Chas Il.
Smith, Clarendon SIN h. q. A. Taylor. r. H.
1hayer, A. $. Towsou, Harry A. FOLSOM. DR..
r. d. Thicker JAS. r. Jnbman Nor O. 4. To,-
son. A. K. Iiu lie, Lieu. II. D. told Lirri.
Com. Z. d. TauSs z. irank Z. IiiFor1 l. II.
Van Deusen. Leonard {. Mood. lacrre =,
Wiiietts Daniel T. ,W"a-z, Herbert Wilson
John Webb John NIi.a .gs. I. Clis;a.
Chas y. wilson. DR.. W. u Wilmer
Section two. Arthgr g. C.g~mga. IT.:
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