The herald., 1895-04-09

plush banner to the
Fiesta management. The presentation
will be made by a delegation of ladies to
Dir ctor General Meyberg. The banner
is a magnificent one, triangular in shape
and exquisitely EN- mbroidered.
Alter its presentation it will be carried
at the head OF tie pageant. The ladies
have spared neither trouble nor expense
in arranging for this graceful recognition
OF the big celebration.
The work OF construction of the Storrs
electric railroad is now proceeding, and
it was feared hat the work near Central
Park would be going on during Fiesta
week, interfering with the parade, but
tie railr ad managers have kindly ar
ranged the work SO that it will not do so.
The advisory board is making arrange
ments to facilitate the work of photo
graphers in securing photographs of the
official II bats and the scene at the review
ing stand at Central park upon the ar
rival and proclamation OF the queen. An
opportunity will be afforded all photo
graphers at a certain time to secure the
pictures, but it will be necessary for them
all to be present at the same time. The
floats are to be massed at Athletic park,
and previous to the parade they will be
manned by the characters, so that pho
tographs may be taken. 1t is suggested
that committee of photographers be APP
pointed to arrange the details with the
advisory board.
The Spreckels string of horses reached
Ag icultural park last night from Sacra-
mento, for the Fiesta races; also a nun
Der of fast running horses from Santa
Barbara, San Jose, San Bernardino. Lodi,
Ventura and Oakland. This only in
cludes Il part of the many yet to reach the
city, as fully 20G horses are expected from
the surrounding country.
Next Saturday will be the opening day
Of +l,ov ,aa+it &c or%,, ~
there will be large attendance. There
will be racing April 13. Is, 16, H. 1S, 10
and 20. The starting point of train ser
vice will be from River station, with stops
at Commercial and First stree.s and the
Arcade depot, the round trip rate being
20 cents. The trains and street cars will
furnish ample facilities for the public. A
special train is being arranged for days
when the paradeS conflict with the start
ing time of races, so that persons can go
out to the track after seeing the parades
The Ladies' Riding Club held meet
ing yesterday afternoon at Fiesta head
quart RS. 1t was decided that some of
the members will ride with habits and
some with divided skirts, in the floral
pageant. Another meeting Will be held
this afternoon at 80 CLOCK. and Wednes-
day afternoon after meeting at lfeadouar-
ters at clock. the club viii drill at
Seventh and San Pedro streets. ,''
There was splendidly attended and
satisfactory rehearsal last night at Music
hall of the concert chorus. Orchestra re-
hearsals are being held regularly, and the
mem bers of the big orchestra are heart
and soul in the work.
All the members of the Catalina Island
Band which will appear in the Fiesta
parades have arrived, and rehearsals are
in progress. The band consists of twenty
selected musicians from all parts of the
United States.
Nnt,yif |, staD1ipO bo fact thaf l.
been announced over and over again that
the Fiesta management is erecting 5000
seats for spectators at Central Park, on
Hill Olive. Fifth and Sixth streets, for
the accommodation Of the public, the
committees are besieged with inquiries
about the matter. Seats are On sale at
l2O South Main street at low prices, and
there will be Il large force OF ushers to
see that all persons secure the seats for
which they pay. All parades move from
the place of formation directly to and
around the park before proceeding over
the rest of the line of march. The floral
parade will not have a line of march
away from the park unless it is SO large
that it is necessary to take in additional
squares immediately adjoining the park
Judge A. kroeger of Salt Lake City and
several other Salt Lake people arrived in
the city yesterday, the advance guard of
quite "a number who will attend the
Fiesta.
The following are the programmes for
the two Fiesta concerts to be given at
Hazards pavilion during carnival elk.
and reserved seats are on sale at 100
South Spring street.
First Concert, Tuesday Evening" Apri, 10th
Coronation march from opera Die Folkun-
ger, kretschmer.
Overture Egmont. Be thoven
The Heaven are Telling, from The Creatio :,
Haydn-Fies:a Mass Chorus. under G. E. Day |
Andante from String Quartette TschsikoW. |
skv-String Orchestra.
III Fors g Lui from La Trayiata Verdi !
NJ adame Lisa Sobrino
II ngarian Dances, Nos and 5. Brahms
Aria from The Queen OF Sheba Go mod
Miss Katherine Fleming
INTERMIssIoN
Introduction third act of Lob hengrin Wagner
Maids of Cadiz, Delibes-Madame Lisa S.
primo
Chorus of pilgrims and song TO the Evening
STAR from annhauser, Wagner
Trombone solo-Mr. j. Il. Tobin
Thomas; Brindisi, from Lucretia Borgia, Doni-
zetti-Aliss Katherine Fleming
Meaner Madln Wales. Zehrer
. The Star span led Banner, National AiT-Miss
natherlhe Fleming, chorus and audieuce.
The audience is requested to rise and
sing with the chorus III the last number
second Concert Friday Evening, April 10th.
Marche ct cortege. from The Queen of sheba,
overture to Mi non, A. Thomas
la lelujah Chorus fir IN rhe Messiah, Haen-
aei- lesta mass choru under Mr.. G. e. Day
Emperor Waltzes new, Strauss.
. Milo Fernando, from La Fayorita Doni.
kath crime Fleming
"a Evening Song. schumann
70 Pizzieatof ON Sylvia Del bes.
scene and Prayer, from Freischutz c. NJ
weber Madame Lisa Sobrino
INTERMISSIoN.
Khapsodie Hong oise No. :, List.
Ine Lost he rd, Sullvan-Miss Katherine
Fleming.
Largo, or Harp Strings. Haendel-John
Marquardt, violi solo, Mis- Alexandra Brett
chuck, harp 500
Cavatina from Ernani, Verdi-Mme. Lisa
;cbrino.
Weaver Mad'n Walt.cs, Ziehrer.
America, National Hymn.