The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-29

Posr-TururraKscxR HRApouARTEm. H.
exnsrArE FAra TACOMA. Sept A.-lSpe-
eiai.l-Tomorrow's programme will b -
follows:
At9 o'clock Chief OF Polies ID. r. Smith
and q platoon of police. accompanied BY
che managers Of the Tacoma schools and
. COMMITTEES Of citizens. and the children
from the Tacoma public schools viii go 10
the wharf to meet the first division OF the
visitors. who will arrive by feet OF
steamers from all ports OF the sound
These steamers will circle around the
varship Monterey and dock 81 she Ocean
wharf. They will be accompanied by the
First Regimsnt band. of Seattle. and Cas-
Sasa's splendid band win be NJ the wharf to
greet the children. The visitors will form
In line and march up Pacific avenue a.
far ~ Fourteenth street. and counter
march, filling both sides OF the avenue.
They Will then be photographed. Street
ears will BE- In readiness TO carry those
who wish TO ride to the fair building and
those who walk can follow tbs street car
tines, II they do not know the way.
Arriving ~ the exposition building. the
ehildren will register in the Worlds fair
register which contains the names OF all
those who visited the Worlds fair from
the state Of Washington. This book Is
preserved a. q souvenir Of the day. From
The time of the arrival Of the children till
e,f8 q. m, they will busy themselves in see-
Ing the sights. At 2:i5 Professor Sharpe,
II the public schools OF Seattle. will have
= burie-cali sounded. signifying an assem-
hIsge OF all the Seattle school children. to
participate in the afternoon exercises,
which will be- as follows, the exercises to
take place in the grounds below the Hor-
cultural bui Iding. II the weather 10 pleas
ant. and II not pleasant, then in the main
building.
Music by Cassasa's band.
Speech to the children by Congressman
Doolittis.
Song. national air. BY the Seattle school
children and chorus.
pupils from the academic department Of
the Convent Of tisitation.
Patriotic song by tho school children Of
Seattle and chorus.
Pis-sating tourney for boys. for the suit
Of clothes presented by Dickson Bros, Of
National song by the Seattle school chill
dIen and chorus.
May-pols dance BY the young ladies Of
the high school Of Tacoma, under the d.
Yection OF Miss Lamson. director of music
Song by the Carbon Hill Gies Club.
The bugis-call will be sounded some
time subsequent to the conclusion Of the
programme. which viii indicate TO the
children from Seattle who are to return
by the So clock boat that IL IL time for them
10 proceed to the Old Town wharf. All
steamers arriving before III o'clock will
circle about the warship Monterey and
dock at tho Ocean dock. Those arriving
after that hour will land the visitors at the
Old Town wharf, and ali visitors will leave
by way Of the Old Town wharf. which il
nearer. A large number Of children Is ex-
pectsd from the suburban towns of King
and Pierce counties, and from ell points
Of Puget sound, and when accompanied By
their parents and holding Posr-IxrxILf-
exscxa day tickets. will be admitted free
TO all the places OF amusement on the
Interstate fair grounds. except at the
scenic railway and merry -go-round. where
the attention OF parents or guardians Ia
needed to guard against accidents. Hall
rates will prevail where children are no,
admitted free. When not accompanied by
their parents half admission win bs
charged. For this occasion the entrance
fee for children has been reduced TO 81 cent,
for the Streets Of Cairo for children who
are not accompanied By their parents.
In the evening there will DO several
special features, including the marriage o
Miss Nellie Brooke, of Seattle, and Mr.
James Ingram. Of Tacoma. which wii
take place at ten minutes OF 10 There vii
also be q concert by the Carbon Hin 6les
Club and special pyrotechnlcai display
Cassass will also give an especially clabor
ste programme OF music, and the events oi
the evening viii occur IS follows:
Cassasa's band concert. 7;ss, icstisg one
hour.
Fireworks, $50. lasting thirty minutes
Carbon I'M Glee Club concert. IN main
building on the band stand. o :ao. lasting
thirty minutes.
Cassasa's band will then take the band.
stand and play the wedding march from
..Lohengrin" at $50. at which time the
bridal procession will move 10 the front OF
the bandstand, where the Wedding viii
take place. Al the conclusion Of the we'd
ding ceremony Cassass's baud will play
the Posr-IsrKrIIeEScKs march, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ingram will proe-ed TO the rosr'
IsrxLiaKsoKx headquarters. where ths
presents which have been donated TO them
by Tacoma and Seattle business men are
on exhibition. and there they will receivs
congratulations
AZ 10 O'Clock the second part Of CAssssa's
band concert will eegsn.
The last boats for Seattle will leave be
tween 10 and IL O'Clock from the old Town
wharf
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