The record-union., 1894-06-09
THEY WILL Be THERE IN FORCE.
Sacramentans at the Midwinter Fair
To-Day.
Large Numbers to Go Down This
Morning-A Mass of Flowers
Sent Yesterday.

Sacramento will be well represented at
day and tomorrow. and there is no dam
ger of anyone from this part of the State
who may 60 on the excursion being at all
lonesome while taking in Sunset City.
Aside from the large throng who will
go down from here because it is to De
Sacramento Day, it is expected that sew
eral hundred Foresters will also go along
to help celebrate Foresters' Day.
Sacramentans can procure badges by
calling at the headquarters OF the county
exhibit at the fair grounds.
All day yesterday the Floral Commlttee
were kept busy receiving. packing and
forwarding flowers to be used for decora-
tive purposes, and residents of San Fran
cisco and other places who visit the fair
to-day cannot fail to be impressed with
Sacramento's claim to being city Of
flowers.
Yesterday no less than 200 tickets for
the excursion were issued TO railroad en-
ployes, and it is certain that this element
of our population will be wol pre-
sented.
The excursion train this mo lag will
be composed OF at least thirty coaches,
while many will go by the regular trains.
Not few went down yesterday IN order
to be early on the ground.
The Floral Committee yesterday an
nounced the following names OF con-
tribuIors of flowers:
Mrs. f. j. Beal, Mrs. J. Bliss, Miss
Amelia Boil, Mrs. Louis Breuner, Mrs.
f. Biewener, Mrs. Addie Carter, Mrs. n.
Clark, Mrs. b. CoZer, Mrs. ). I. Com
stock, Mrs. G. b. Cosby. Mrs. Ben
Crocker, Mrs. j. II. Crone, Miss Lille
Crowell, Mrs. William Curtis, Mrs. l.. b.
Gutter, the Misses Conklin, Mrs. }. O..
Davis, Mrs. 2. c. Drescher, Mrs. X. G.
Dunlap, Miss Edith Ebert, Mrs. +. y.
Elmer, Miss Carrie Ehman, the Misses
Flemming, Mrs. 7. B. Flint. Mrs. D.
Flint, Mrs. J. b. Fountain, Mrs. l.. r.
Gilman, the Misses GoYan. Mrs. e. Greer,
Mrs. w. Greer, Mrs. +. II. Hall, Mrs. HI.
Heilbron, Mrs. C. IL. Hubbard, Mrs. A.
Hubert, Miss Minnie Hoehn, Mrs. Al j..
Johnston, Mrs. A. NJ. johnson, Miss Zoe
L. Johnson. Mrs. Theresa Julier. Mrs.
George b. Katzenstein, Mrs. 5. katzen-
stein, Miss Minnie Kent, Miss Lizzie
klebits, Mrs. John n. Larkin, Mrs. {. A.
Mealand, Mrs. Charlotte McClatchy,
Mrs. J. L. McCord, Mrs. j. A.
McIntire, Mrs. E. II. Mckee, Mrs.
Frank Miller, Mrs. Dwight Miller, Miss
= Mier, Mrs. j. NJ. Morrison. Mrs. H. j..
Norton, Mrs. NJ. A. Pealer. Mrs. Everett
Pierce, Mrs. +. T. Phillips, Mrs. P. E.
Plat, Mrs. B. II. Preston, Mrs. A. A.
Redington, Mrs. DR.. T. B. Reid, Mrs. n.
3. Ross, Mrs. Frank D. Ryan, Mrs. c.
Schmidt, Mrs. C. Schweitzer. Mrs. Jas.
Seadler, Mrs. J. H. Shorrock. Mrs. w.
NJ. Siddons, Mrs. G. L. Simmons, Mrs.
II. 6. Smith, Mrs. Perrin Stanton, Mrs.
T. G. Stauffer, Mrs. J. e. Terry, Mrs. j.
w Todd, Miss Mary F. Tracey, Miss A.
TuIlar. Miss Sallie Turner, Mrs. A. a.
Van Voorhies. Mrs. D. d. Whitbeck,
Mrs. o. P. Willis, the Misses Witten-
brock, Mrs. j. IL. Wolfe, Mrs. = Woods,
Mrs. E. I. Woodman. Mrs. S. Uren, Miss
Carrie york, Capital Grammar School,
Sacramento Grammar School. Sutter
Grammar School, Fifteenth-street School,
Union Primary School, Sutter School
District, on the Riverside Road professor
Hunter, teacher); Mrs. S. Cohn, Folsom;
Mrs. f. Kirtlan, Charles Miller, P. q.
Riehl, Freeport; Mrs. w. II. Edwards,
Mrs. e. r. Lamphere, Mrs. NJ. A. Rat
clitfe, Mrs. L. B. Sager, Mrs. S. T.
Trump, Orange Vale; Mrs. Al Moffett,
Broderick; Mrs. Charles Aull, Folsom;
delegation of ladies from Michigan Bar.