The morning call., 1894-03-13

blossoms OF the orange tree. The date of
the latter exhibition has not yet been an
nnuuced.
San, Diego County received a fine lot of
strawberry guavas. which are rarely found
In the market at this time of year.
Mrs. James McNab gave a luncheon
Yesterday at the Anne Hathaway cottage
TO number of ladies. The table was
prettliy decorated under the direction of
a. Daw-Kerrell. secretary Of the British
Headquarters Club. Each guest was pre-
sented with souvenir in the form of a
wateT-coIor sketch Of the cottage. painted
by Z. WroughtOn Smith. Those present
were: Mrs. David Walker and Miss May
Walker of Toronto. Mrs. {. A. Spreckels,
Mrs. William Bond, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs.
Z. ii. Hamilton, Mrs. B. j. Huffacker,
Mrs. John Jack ION, Mrs. o. J. Kron, Mrs.
James Elder. Mrs. F. Longee. Mrs. j. ID.
Stiles, Mrs. E. Dore, Mrs. Mason. Miss
Matte Selleck. Miss Eleanor Mason,
Mrs. Philip Wooster and Mrs. James
McNab.
At 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
chimes In the tower of the Manufactures
building were ruDg for the first time. The
sound Heated over the grounds. surprising
ana dellghting every one within hearing.
The hrst OF the congresses in connection
with the exposition will he held this
morning and afternoon in Festival Hall
Ii will be Teachers Congress day, and the
leading educators of the State will be pres
ent. Addresses will be delivered by Presi-
dent David Starr jordan, President Mar
tin Kellogg, j. w. Anderson, Superin.
tendent of Public Instruction. John SWEET,
Superintendent of Public Schools, Mrs.
Sarah Il. Cooper, Mrs. Mary F. McRoberts,
Professor Earl Barnes. Professor Elmer
E. Brown and +. A. Hyde. Musical
numbers will be rendered by the public
school orchestra OF volunteers from the
grammar and high sch coils under the direc.
ton Of j. ii. Rose valid.
The Russian section in the Manufac-
lures building will be opened tomorrow
afternoon. A reception committee COM
prislng the following ladies will
meet visitors to the section from To 8
=: NJ: Mrs. Louis N. Ham burger, Mrs.
,vanderlynn Stow, Mrs. r. Chaboi. Mrs.
Baker. Mrs. X. S. Knight, Mrs. j. G. G..
Lee, Mrs. II. A. Ellis, Mrs. Solly Walter,
Miss Harriet HOsmer and Miss L. L.. Lee.
On the evening of March 20 there will be
grand concert in Franz Joseph Hall by
the Vienna Prater orchestra, assisted by
a number oil vocalists. The concert will
Dc given under the auspices of the San
Francisco Press Club. This evening will
be international Composers" night at the
Drater. Tickets of admission to the con-
cert will entitle the holder to entrance al
the turnsties. The programme will iu-
cluoe the VIENNA flater march, composed
by Miss Ida ochstaedter. The other
numbers will be as follows:
France. "Mignon" overture Ambroise Thomas
Austria, 81 be Beautiful Blue Danube" Strauss
scandinavia, "Skandin avische Volksmusis".
harImann
((d) "Cavaleria Rusticana." intermezzo
(to) ALA Stella conddente" - T RoSasgd
FIueReihorn solo, Herr Franz He'll
Hungary, Rhapsodie No. 2.....,.L iszt
INrERMIssIoN.
England, "Mikado Fantasia'' Sullivan
Spain. Spanish Dance" Sarasate
russia, hamarinskaJa". ......-............Gli nka
Germany, pilgrim Choir from at annhauser''
Lied an den Abendstern
((d) Vienna Prater March".
Am erica3 ....................Ida Hochstaeduel
((b) "Recollections of the War. Beei