The morning call., 1894-05-09

for the safe return of theEsqu maux to their
ice-oound hannts IN tha far north at the
close of the present season.
Members of the California Pharmaceu-
teal Society had pleasant afternoon at
the Midwinter Fair yesterday. A recep-
tlon was held II the space OF the Uniyer-
sity Of California In the Manufactures
building and banquet at "a restaurant on
the grounds followed. Speeches were
made by President Green. ". NJ Searby.
a. l.. Lsngfeld, s. A. Mcdonnell j. Cal
egarls and d. Beckett Mr. Green. as pres
luent oI the society, acted as toastmaster.
The executive committee of the German
DAY celebration at Sunset City will leave
no stone unturned to make the occasion
the most successful in the entire history
et the exposition. The committee has
elected Claus S2reckels as honorary presi-
dent OF the festival, " hich will be held on
June 10. Mr.. Spreckels has signiied his
appreciation of the honor thus conferred
upon him and has accepted the office Tor
the day.
In the dainty little redwood pavilion
near the south gate San Maseo resloeht'
Will have a celebration on SATURDAY, A
special train is TO leave Menlo Park at s
o'clock on the morning of that day and a
large attendance is expected. A carload
of orange blossoms. roses, ransles ana
esch scholtZias Will be sent up TO be USED
in decorating The county headquarters.
There Will be an exhibition drill on the
recreation grounds at IL by 100 uni formed
cadets from ST. Matthew's Hall OF San
Mateo. Afterward Judge Hebbard will
/ present the corps with stand OF colors
and medals Will also be awarded for per-
sonal proficiency in drill. In the afternoon
exercises will be held at Festival Hall.
There will be addresses by Judge Buck of
Redwood City, the direct0r-general and
others. Souvenirs will be distributed 10
all who attend the exercises.
All of the County Com nissioners have
united in a card announcing that in honor
of the great baseball struggle between
teams from the northern aud southern
citrus belts on the recreation grounds to-
day the county buildings will be closed
from to 8 P. II. The County Commits
sioners will march in a body to the scene
OF strife.
One of the finest exhibits and one of the
most complete in the list of county d s.
plays is that of Merced and Mariposa
counties, who have joined hands, and who
will unite in a j0lltication to-day. EXer-
cises, for the most part imprumptu, will
be held at the section in the Agricultural
building. There win be music and a recep-
tiun, with souvenirs for general distriDu-
tion.
Beginning with tonight, the evenin e
concerts of the Mexican Band will he held
al the COuCcIl-hdll VI tDc iciud
Admission will be free to the concerts, and
the executive committee has selected the
Prater for the purpose because it is the
best and most available cOncer-hall on the
ground.
All former pupils at Mills College are
invited to participate in the mills dav"
exercises at the Midwinter Fair on Fri
day. This will be the first celebration of
a young ladies' seminary, and will un-
doubtedly attract much attention. In the
earlier tours of the day there will be re-
ception 1t the space fitted up under the
auspices of Mills College in the gallery Of
the Manufactures building, to be followed
by literary and musical numbers In Fes-
tiva Hall.
On Friday, May %, st. Mary's College
and affiliated schools Will have a day at
the exposition. There will be athletic
sports on the recreation grounds and at
noon luncheon at the Vienna Prater. AT
P n. there will be calisthenic exercises
and a drill, and there will be two pro-
grammes of literary and musical events in
Festival Hall, one at $3.50 P M, at which
Director-General de Young will make an
address. ana one al P. NJ, at which Arch
bishop RiOrdan will SPEAK.