The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-04
NAVAL RESERVES DRILL.
One of the Latest Additions
to the Many Attractive
Features.
THE REVISED PROGRAMME
The Queen OF Gayety to Hold Full
Sway for Five Consecutive
Days.

Days.
SANTA CRUZ, CAL, June 3.-One of the
latest additions to the carnival will be the
| three San Francisco companies of the
Naval Reserves, who will come down on
the Olympia and will camp here during
| carnival week. The local company of
Naval Reserves will be mustered in during
that week, and they will have the rare op-
portunity Of inspecting the ship and wit
| Messing the drill.
! The scale of prices for seats on the tribune
| has been published, and good seats can be
secured at the most reasonable prices, but
there will be plenty of room for all those
| who do not care for seat. The decora-
| tions of the business houses commenced in
earnest to-day, and the avenue is begin
| ming to look quite attractive in its new garb
of yellow and white. The Pacific Ocean
| House interior has been beautifully deco
rated ever since the commencement of
carnival preparations, but to-day the out
side was decorated, and the balcony posts
are covered with the carnival colors
looped in beautiful folds.
| Last evening another electrical illumina-
ton test was given, and hundreds of our
| local people were present both at the
scene of the illumination and on the COW
cred bridge, distance up the river.
Grand preparations are being made for
the reception which is to be given to the
Union League and Half-million clubs on
their arrival on Friday evening. They
will be met at the depot with music.
| So ~ h. -
the pageant on the river are being built.
The incandescent lights were placed
around the Queens throne and around the
river bandstand to-day.
| The people have already commenced to
arrive and a large number of strangers are
| in town.
| Fish Commissioner III. F. Emeric and his
wife are to spend some time in Santa Cruz.
He is member of the promotion commit
tee. 1t is expected he will take part in the
| carnival by having an attractive float.
Miss Lorena Barber, who is to be the
guest of Mrs. Pearl Haslam, is sister OF
Mrs. Emeric.
| The new programme for the carnival Is
out to-day. A number of changes have
been made. The revised programme is as
follows:
Tuesday, June II, reception of visitors, 8
A. NJ. to II NJ.
| 10 A. M.-Advance guard of the Queen, en-
masque, taking possession of the city, ap-
| pointing new Mayor and officers at the
City Hail. They will form at the railroad
depot, and march from there to Pacific
avenue, then to the City Hall. Dr.. T. W.
Drullard will be grand marshal.
| g. M.-Reception of Miss Anita Con-
zales, the carnival Queen, at wharf landing.
Escorting of the Queen by citizens on foot
to the carnival arena. Reception of the
Queen by the Mayor and citizens. Crown
ing of the Queen. Address of welcome by
Hon. James H. Budd, Governor of Cali
fornia. Presentation of the keys of the
city by Mayor Robert Effey. Acceptance
of same by the Queen and court.
$50 P. M.-Informal reception by the
Queen, assisted by ladies of Santa Cruz
County at the Queens throne.
$3.50 P. M.-Grand concert in the carnival
pavilion by Roncouvieri's American con-
cert band.
Wednesday. June II, 9 A. M. to II M.-Re-
ception Of visitors. Frank Mattison, grand
marshal.
| 2P. M.-Floral parade, forming at lower
plaza, marching to Pacific avenue, to car
nival arena. Reception of Queen at throne.
Review of parade by the Queen. Award
ing of prizes.
| $3.50 P. M.-Venetian water fete on the
river, forming at Bias bridge. Grand pa
rade to throne. Salute, ending with bril-
liant tilluminations. Entrance of the Queen.
Welcome to all BY Director-General J. P.
Smith. Grand battery display. Queen re-
viewing parade. Flight of fire pigeons
and aerial effects. Ascent of golden fire.
Roman cross FIRE, ending with shell dis
play. Mount Vesuyius. Rocket novelty
Santa Cruz Fire Department.. Opal clouds.
| Progress of the electrician. Floral canon
ade. Illuminated novelties. Electric and
calcium effects throughout the entire even-
ing.
| Thursday, June 13, 10 A. M.-Grand mill
| tary parade of civic organizations, socie-
ties, clubs, school children, Fire Depart
ment, assisted by the men of the United
States man-of-war Olympia. Parade will
form at railroad depot, w. H. Lamb,
grand marshal. Line of march-Railroad
depot to Pacific avenue, to Laurel street,
in carnival arena, to river, to Queen s
throne, review by Queen and invited
guests, to Pacific avenue, to lower plaza.
! P. M.-Grand floral pageant on the
river, reviewed by the Queen and court
Recreation at the beach and casino.
Awarding of prizes of Wednesday even
ing's parade.
$3.50 P. M.-Grand open air concert, in
PRODUCING illustrated music. Grand illu-
mination and musical novelties. Electric
fountain Waterfalls illuminated with cal
cium lights.
| Friday, June 14.-C. E. Lindsay, grand
officer of the day.
| $50 P. M.-Receptiop to Half-million
and Union League clubs on their arrival.
$50 P. M.-Grand ball at carnival pavil-
ion. Reception committee ]. p.
Smith, Judge ]. H. Logan, Senator Bart
Burke, G. Bowman, DR.. G. W. Doyle,
Frank Mattison, Mayor r. Effey, J. R.
Chace, w. T. Jeter, James Mcneil, F. Bar.
ron, and others that the executive COM
mittee may select. Floor committee
! Richard Thompson, director; aids, n.