The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-28

three trips and The Flyer four On Posr-Is-
TxLLssKscxx day.
Atf.S5 "a IA. when the buris sounds,
the children wili assemble. when . pro-
granms viii be rendered rs follows. which
viii - one Of the gFancsss sights ever
seen In any country:
Music by Cassssa's band.
Tea-rniB ute speech
song By Seattle school children
Txnbourine and wand drill Dy pupils
from The academic department u the Con-
vent Of tue Visitation. The children. all
girls and ranging IA age from to Is years.
will perform this pretty drill in pink cos
tunes and ia their stocking feet. The drill
viii sasf about fifteen minutes
Song BY Seattle school children.
Pse-eatsng tourney for suit OF clothes.
presented By Dickson Bros. Of Tacoma,
and the championship Of Puget sound IL
will occapy about ten or Gfteen minutes,
and viii re very exciting
Song by Seattle school children.
Maypois dance. under the direction OF
Miss Lsmson, director of music In the Ia
coma public schools. The dance will be
performed By high school, pupils, and will
be beautiful sight Interstate fair coiors,
blue. yellow aud white, will be used as
ribbons.
Song by Seattle school children, or the
bonsdo miners. The miners have not yet
arranged to sing for the minors, but there
Is no doubt that they will do So
The programme will occupy from one
hour and fifteen 20 one hour and thirty
minutes Hundreds Of people have sig-
nificd their intention OF visiting the falr TO
hear the ehiidrea sing and see them
dance.
At $50 ?. N. sharp the Posr-IxrxrLr-
aEscER day couple. Miss Nellie Brooke, or
Seattle. and Mr.. James IL Ingram, of
Tacoma. will be married in froaf Of the
Tacoma.
Bandmaster Cassasa has prepared the
following musical programme for the at
ternoon OF PosT-TsrELLIoEScER day:
Grand ovsFtuTe-'JHb!les" G. ~ Won Weber
Moroccan Dc salon Aoascheio' ....,.... Hsppey
Gens from Tho most admired songs Of
slnrias Of the seattle school clidrsa ~
America" in q.
'.-sar spaugied Banner" fat
"ksd. White and Blue" q.
"Tramp. Tramp. Tramp. The Boys Are March
lag. fat
anvil Choft.s .-.@.-.... Verdi
IsfERxfssox.
Grand Overfu.e-"Ruy Bias" Men 6esssohn
Grand Descriptive fsatasie-'.The Voyage
o taiAEAtue -4-s-rs+.-..s-s---.s...- Z aaclnltl
The above piece portrays 20 the listener some OF
tha sc~tes aud incidents encountered By
Columbus ia his voyage from
spain 10 America.
wnitz-"Joily Fellows" ........ Bailstedt
The posr.IsrELalGEscxn Day March''....
....s. 4 assasa
The songs set apart for the Seattle chill
dren will be a part Of the singing and
dancing exercises.
Letters received yesterday by the fair
management from the coal mines indicate
that a large crowd will attend fiom the
different mining towns. The Carbonate
people are coming by the car load. They
will bring their band with them. as well as
their glee club. The club will sing In the
afternoon rs veil as in the evening.
Ii Was Odd Fellows day at the fair to-
day. and a large attendance of the men,
bers of the order from all parts of the
Northwest was the result.
Between and 0 O'Clock the most elabor-
Ate display of fireworks ever seen in the
Northwest has been specially arranged Tor
Posr-lsTELLIGENCER day.