The morning call., 1894-05-05

| olcCtEiC
South Sea Islanders at the Vienna
Prater afternoon aud evening in six
| performances daily.
| An eight-day horse-show. with an ac-
compartment of equestrian tournaments
and driving contests. is being arranged as
big drawing card for the Midwinter Fair
| in the summer.
Early in July is the time fixed for this
entertainment, which will be made the
piece de resistance of the entire eXposi-
top. from an entertainment standpoint.
Recreation court will be temporarily trans
formed into an equestrian park. Equpages
of every description will. with their occu-
pants, be out on dress parade, and the en-
tries in this class are expected to include
many prominent people.
Equestrian sports will form an interest
ing department of the horse-show. Pro-
vision will be made for all manner OF diff
cult feats on horseback, and there will be
prizes for proficiency In this regard. As
has been stated, the show will be con-
tinued for eight days, on each day of which
some ecu estrian novelty will be provided
by the management.
| In order to Sc cure large list of entries
| those having the IN after in charge propose
to follow the European custom, as de-
| scribed by Assistant Direct0r-General
Cornely. of making provision for every
| horse entered, irrespective OF the subse-
quent award of prizes. From assurances
| received in various quarters it Is expected
| that several hundred animals will be ell
tered Temporary stables will be erected.
if necessary. outside the grounds.
| That thpra m ho m N nupctiop q q In q
success OF the horse entertainment the CO.
| operation of society people will be solicited
| Chief True sdell of the department of pub
| lcity and promotion is busily engaged in
studying the blue book, preparing there
from list of eligibles for jobs as patron
esses and honorary yice-presidents. The
| assistance of the clubs will also be invoked
and every one OF influence interested in
the undertaking.
Unique is the only term applicable to the
style of baseball in which the teams repre-
sentng the northern and southern coun-
ties respectively daily indulge. Ever sin ce
the fair opened the rivalry between the
two buildings representing the products of
| the extremes of California has been in
| tense. DerogatOry remarks on every char
acter of exhibits have been interchanged
Finally the contention got down to base
ball.
After some preliminary skirmishing, it
should be played in recreation court next
Wednesday afternoon. Nine exhibitors
from the southern counties will play
against team of northern ctrus-gr0wers.
Clarence w. FOots is captain of tina latter
players. and Charles l.. Wilson will cap
tain the souiherners. Each team will be
uniformed In the prevailing c0l0rs of the
building. The southern will be orange
and white and the northern req and white.
All the county buildings will be closed
during he game, which will be one of the
greatest athletic events of the exposition.
Colonel T. P. Robinson. the baseball mag
nate, who Is to umpire the match. has been
watching with critical eyes the practice
games. He says he will give odds that
none of the eighteen baseballists will play
through the entire game.
Young lady students and graduates of
Mills College have completed their pro-
gramme for their outing at Sunset City
cises will be held in Festival Hall in honor
of Founders day. of the college. Mrs.
G. L. Mills will be president of the day.
The programme for both afternoon and
evening sessions is as follows:
Prayer. r...,....................M NJ. Gibson, D. D.
address
In behalf the trustees. Judge NJ. IL Myrick
" Dei .av @ Professor osiah Keep AN
IAt n; Barnea s. Chapman Pr
Mrs. Dennis Spencer. class OF ~.
behicia pays Mrs Grace Roberts Moore cias; Of 7o
M anna Miss Clara X wittenmyor. cas. oi IA
| "Chlme cf Memory Bells' '.......................
Mrs Martha Carpenter Vincent, class of SO
Read by Miss Louise Grove, class of "a.
Violin solo; '.Adaglo." from Concerto II. .spohr
Miss Grace Barstow. class of 'S9.
"The Founder and Builder w. G. Bartlett. LID.
! Music. ''Auld Lang Syne" e"....................
Benediction ...........Re Rev. William Scudder Jr
Evening programme, commencing at s
! O'Clock:
Mendelss ohn-Choru ."Now May Again..
Cbopiii-"Concerto In Minor" on. II. Macs
toso. Larghetto. Allegro Vivace. .........
...................Mis Miss sunshine heydenf cid
saint-saens-Aria. love, at Thy Help"........
oliver Wendell Hoimss-"rhe Boatrace" -.
with VIOLIN miss Gsfs5gde iid0ail
Violin obligaro, j. II. RosewaId.
whitcomb RiIey-"Bits of ChiId-life".
Ambrose Tnomas-salat from .Psyche e = a0''
........................M Miss Gertrude Mcconnell
Charles Dickens scene from Tale of Two
Cities. es"......................Mis Miss Daisy Kimball
Rossi-"Ah Rendemr' ........ Miss Lillian More >
toso., Komanze tlarghetto);. kondo (vi-aw
vacel ::...... .:;;....... Miss Daisy Foster
The Olympic Club field day will occur
to-day in recreation court. The events
| will continue during the entire AFTERNOON.
There will be fonr handicap runs at one
mile, $50 yards, $40 Yards and 220 Yards
each. 120-yard hurdle race and 100-yard
handicap dast. In addition to these there
| will he he putting of sixteeD-puund shot,
the throwing of tie sixteen pound ham,
mer, pole-vaultng for height and runnin z
broad and high jun pi. Then. TOO. there
will be a mile scratch bicycle race onen to
all. haif-mile bicycle race tor Olympic
Club men only and twO-mile handicap
race open to all.
/ A special display of fireworks will be
made in honor of the Olympic's fete day.