The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-25

upon US new duties, which | cOnjure you
faithfully to fulfill, as their fulhllment
will enlarge the glory and prosperity OF
this great republic, which opened wide It's
all-empracing arms to the sons or every
cline, receiving them as postulants, ana
they who are worthy are then admitted to
the full fruition of American citizen 10,
than which no greater political endowment
can possibly be given TO man..
Miss Gustine Reverelli and g. Elder
Rinders bach rendered duet very accept
IA Div. and then Director-Grneral de Young
was introduced. In the course Of d Driet
speech he said:
There is bond between Austria and Amer
ica-a bond that Carries thousands upon thou
sands of Americans to Austria. as well as thou
sands OF Austrians 10 America. Filled As
Austria is with IFS health-giving springs
nearly 1000 of them, at least-0ur people 90
there year after wear 10 seek what these springs
give to them-new health, new vigOr, new life.
And how many Americans owe TO these springs
and TO the courtesirs ana the inequalities OF
AusirIans their health and their happiness I
There Is inderd a bond OF friendship between
these two great nations.
The next speaker was Arpad Haraszthy,
who delivered very Interesting and el0-
Queat ADDRESS on THE Heroes of Hun
gary" Another speaker who was down
on the programme was 10 have been Hon.
". S. Barnes. but he was unavoidable de-
rained, and Colonel John O'Byrpe deiv-
cred an address on THE United States"
IN his stead.
From Festival Hall the Austro- Hungar-
ians repaired TO the Vienna Praier, where
a banquet was spread for several hundred
people, and thus were the exercises in con-
nee ion with Austro-HungArian day at the
fair brought to close.
This evening at Festival Hall the Vienna
Prater orchestra will play Beethoven s
Ninth Symphony" in its entirety. This
will give an opportunity to the music low
eTs of San Francisco who were unable to
gel into Metropolitan Hall at the time OF
the last concert. Tickets to the concert,
purchasable al Sherman & Clay's. are good
for admission TO the hall and to the
grounds all day long. Price 90 cents.
There is a very lively interest being
taken in the orange blossom display which
the Southern California counties are geing
to have the latter part IF the week.
Saturday and Sunday have been desig-
naled Orange Blossom Days by the South
ern California managers, and II is very
pro babIe that Friday Will be included IN
the display. as arrang ements have been
made with the Southern Pacific Company
to rush the cars containing The blossoms
through on EXPRESS time The cars lefi
Los Angeles a 80 this morning and will
reach the fair grounds Thursday morning.
Nearly every visitor TO the Southern
California building inquiries when the
blossoms will be given away, and hun
dreds of requests tor the whole box have
oeen made to the managers of the South
ern California exhibit
Such requests have come through the
mail and even by telegraph to Superin-
ndent W ggins. and a Der of people
have come forward with the suggestion
that there is many young couple co tenn
plating marriage who would be delighted
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room of the Southern California building.
in the midst of thousands of orange bios
SONS, and no one at the Southern building
denies that such a ceremony is not among
the improbable features for Sunday after
noon.
The orange blossom fete. which will be
made the greatest thing of the kind ever
attempted, is but the first of series OF
elaborate floral displays which will be held
in the Southern California building during
the fair.
Ventura County's exhibit in the South
eTn California building is undergoing a
thorough change. Manager Foster received
a large shipment of oranges and lemons
yesterday which have all been added to
the exhibit. One of the features of this
county's display that is particularly
interesting to Northern and Eastern
people is the magnificent collection of
semi-tropical products shown. In this
Ventura is ahead of any county at the fair.
At $50 yesterday afternoon Colonel
Boone was assisting his lion Pomyey to
work a tricycle. in the arena when the
brute got ugly and struck at him, scratch
lng his face and tearing the lobe of his ear.
Colonel Boone went On with his work
unconcernedly.
This will be visiting day at the fair for
the Odd Fellows attending the encamr-
ment downtown and for the Mexican Vet.
Grams. Both will be unofficial. the Odd
Fellows having their regular celebration
tomorrow.
Young ladies from Mills College will
have a seminary celebration at Sunset City
on the 4th prox. Every year Maya is
observed as Founders day." but in tn
instance it will be merged into the exposi-
lion outing next week. All graduates OF
the Institution are invited to be present,
with their families. A reception will be
given from 10 TO y A. NJ. at Mills College
exhibit in the gallery Of the Manufac-
turers' building by The class of "a After
luncheon there will be exercises in Festival
Hall. and in the evening concert will be
given by the undergr aduates.