The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-18
TO SUTRO BATHS.
Press Club Benefit To-
Day.
Cassasa's Band I'm Beautiful Selec.
tionS, Not to Speak Of the
Aquatic Sports.

Everybody will be out to Sutro baths
this afternoon al the big Press Club enter
tainment. Accommodations have been
made by the car lines and at the big pa
vilion to handle easily the 10000 people
expected cut.
The affair will be the most magnificent
thing for the money ever undertaken in
this city. Two of the finest musical or
CARNATIONS in the country, Professor
ScheePs grand orchestra and Cassasa' S
California Exposition band, will render
their choicest numbers; The Olympic and
Pacific clubs will unite in a display of
aquatic acrobatics and Circus Maxmus,
with dives seventy-six feet down; the
turner's section of the Verein Eintracht
will be seen in ladder aud ground pyra-
mids under the direction of Professor II.
G. Z. Stahl, and several solosts of excel
lence will appear.
Adolph Sutro. Mayor-elect. has definitely
announced his Intention of being present
and making an address during the after
noon. This will be the first speech made
by Mr.. SutrO since his election, ana will
therefore be peculiarly interesting.
1t is all for the modest admission fee of
% cents, with carfare each way cents.
The doors open promptly at noon, and the
performances begins at sharp.
If you miss it you miss tile chance of a
lifetime. Look at the programme:
l. Overture. "Tannhauser." Wagner.
2. Waltz, The fuerstenstelner." BiIse
3. IAN afternoon at the Midway Plaisance,"
Scheel's Grand orchestra
4 Verein Eintracht Turner's section In ladder
and ground pyramids. Professor FL. c. F. Stahl
s. Swimming by members of Pacific Swimming
Club and olympic Club.
fd) Grand plunge and parade by members OF
both clubs. led by Cassasa's band.
(b) l00-yard race between five members from
each club-w. 8. Taylor. Archie Taylor, c. II. Jor.
dan, II. Cutie and George Spiller of the Pacific
Swimming Club. aud Gate Cradle, Gus Kengls,
Al Dodge, Fred Wheaton and C. Melrose of the
ic) Battle Royal. alias "Circus Ma1imus." Ref
cree, Mayor elect Sutro. f. Pariser, U. Cradle.
Ad Kahn, w. Taylor, T. Nahl and few more to
(d) swim under water-J. MacD ermid, W. Tay-
Tor; A: G. Dodge, Jack Dempsey, W. Molloy and
(e) l00-yard exhibition race against time by
Dana Thomson champion amateur quarter
champion lOO-yard swimmer OF the Pacific
COAST.
% Plain diving by members of both clubs.
| CD Fancy diving by all the experts (clowned by
Fred Green).
(h) 1OO.yard race Especially members OF the
| Olympic Ciub-Fred Burnette, Fred Carter. G.
McComb. II. VandaIl, Frank Phillips, Jack Voll-
| subsJituIes-C. Kreling, r. Macarthur.
% Special 100-yard race flor blood) between
| o. Cradle, who swan tie with Grover Cleveland
| at Buzzards Bay, ard a. Pape, who won the sau-
/ sage at German festival.
Cd High diving from an elevation OF re feet by
| Professor Edward Mowry Blindness of the Palace
Bathing Company. assisted by C. B. King pacific
| Coast amateur champlon), Fred Green. P. Stole,
4. 4. Killren Put Jackson and Ed Rosenbaum
z. Trombone solo, "Erminie"-polka, by +. K.
Tobin, the California trombone virtuoso.
8. A. Orr Richards. the Worlds Fair prize win.
ner in high diving
8. Gems from 'Robin Hood" DeKoven.
| 10. March. "Tontine" (Donigan), dedicated tc
T. j. Truesdeil Cassasa's California Exposition
hand.