The record-union., 1895-09-07
SAN FRANCISCO NATIVES TONIGHT.
They VIII Have Parade on Their
Arrival.
FL Dorado ParIor of San francisco
Gives the First Recep-
tion Here.

Ell Dorado Parlor of San Francisco has
the honor of being the first to open us
headquarters in this city for the reception
of members of the order and invited
guests. They are in Smiths Hall, on
Seventh street, between K and l..
Last evening the headquarters were
visited by large number of Native Sons
and invited guests, and most enloyapIe
time was had. The members OF III DO
rado Parlor were liberal in their hospital
iry and spared no efforts TO make their VS.
itors,feel entirely at home and to give them
lcordial greeting and hearty welcome.
Refreshments were dispensed laVlshly.
Numerous toasts were offered and re-
sponded to. The reception was kept up
10 late hour.
THE INCOMING THRoNG.
The Native Sons of Sacramento are all
on the tiptoe of excitement over The IN
coming OF their visiting brethren to-day
and tomorrow, and have made complete
arrangements to give them rouslng
welcome.
At 2:4O p. N. the Placerville Parlor
is to arrive, to be followed at 2:50 by the
Watsonville Parlor. On the $40 train are
expected the parlors from Oakland. Ala
media, Haywards and Stanford farlor OF
San Francisco. About midnight twenty
of the San Francisco parlors are expected
in a bunch.
The two Sacramento parlors will march
in body to the depot TO meet the delega-
tions and take care of them III proper
style.
BANNER PRESENTATION.
A very pleasing feature is Oh the pro-
gramme for this evening in the way OF
nlT So ri n
%, y. u. q. W., of Sacramento, to Sacra-
mento Parlor No. 3, y. 5. u. W., OF
beautiful silk banner. The presentation
will occur at Grangers' Hall, and-as may
readily be supposed-the interesting
spectacle will be witnessed by large
assemblage.
SACRED CONCERTS FOR TOMORROW
The Sacramento parlors of the Native
Sons will give two sacred concerts To-
morrow by Roncovieri's American Con-
cert Baud, in honor Of the visiting mem-
bers OF the order, and for which gem
eral invitation is extended to the puDllc.
The first concert will be given at SUIT
ter's Fort, from to P. NJ, and the pro-
gramme Is as follows:
J. March of the Roses (Schleicher, mem
Der OF Stanford ParlOrl. Respectfully
dedicated To Brother X. z. Doolan
2. Grand overture, "Massaniello" (Auoerl.
8, Descriptive piece "Dance OF the Little
Bears (Donigan). Respectfully dedicated
to stanford Parlor.
4. Excerpts from ROBIN Hood (DeKoyen;.
Solos Tor Messrs. Kent, Mahood. Colverd
and Delaney.
5. trombone solo, "The Honeymoon
Waltzes" Innesl. Performed by Alfred
Roncoveri.
INTERMISSIoN.
6. Grand overture, "Orpheus fOfenbach).
T. Japanese .Mazourka, La Mousme," new
s. Humoresque, Listen to Ally Tale of Woe
(Smithl.
9. Morceau Characteristique, "Auba de
Primtaniere" (Lacombe).
TO- March, "Flower Festival (Roncovlerl.
The second will be given on the eastern
extension OF the Capitol grounds begin
ming at o. clock, with the following pro-
gramme:
L March. santa Cruz Carnival (Ronco-
Vierll.
2. Grand overture. "Tannhauser' (Wagner.)
g. Trombone SOLO "Cujus Amman" from
'Sta-bat Mater (Rossini). Performed by
Alfred Roncovieri, member San Fran
cisco Parlor No. 40.
1. Grand fantasia on My Old Kentucky
Home" (Dalbey). Introducing variations
for all the instruments of the band.
5. Grand descriptive piece. "A Day at the
Races tDonigan). Synopsis: At the Post;
a False start; The Bell Calls Them Back;
Second Attempt; They're OF; Passing
the HalfMile Post; on the home Stretch;
The Finish.
ISTERMISsIoN.
6. Grand overture, civilian Tell'' (Rossini)
T. Celebrated Intermezzo sinf0n1co "CaVaE
Ieria Rusticana" (Mascagnii.
& Grand descriptive battle piece, death OF
Custer u. Doniganl. Sioux war dance,
night before the battle; 2-Bugle calls in
Clusters camp before forming the line OF
march; 3-Custer's cavalry on march TO
SiouNs' camp, the sound OF horses hoofs
in the distances; 4-Approach of Custer s
cavalry, with band playing Red, White
and Blue" the Indians responding with
their customary war music; 5-Battle OF
"I.ittle Big Horn" in which our great
General lost MS life; 6-Indlans rejoicing
over the victory with seal p-dance; =
Arrival of reinfoTcements, General Ben
tine and cavalry; Clusters burial, vol
lev of shots 1nuffied drums and bugIe
sounding the last calls over our great
Generals grave Final-"Nearer Ny God
to Thee
9. Concert waltzes. "Jony Fellows" Vol
10. Grand paraphrase on Home, Sweet
Home tNehl.
A number of arc lights will illumne
the scene at the evening concert, and 1t 10
expected that the Capitol will be aglow
with its new dress of incandescent lig hts.
MUSIC AT THE CAPITOL.
Following,is the programme ofmusic for
the Assembly chamber by Neale's or
chestra on Monday from / to P. NJ. and
from 3 to Il NJ:
I. March. old pioneer song, the Days Of
Old, the Days OF Gold, and the Days OF
Arranged for the occasion by c. a. Neale
. overture. ~Oberon. SC NJ Won Weber
3. Valse Espagnole, La Zingana, '..-..--Erichs
a song. .'rorty-nine, words by Joaquin
Miller music by Mrs. Leila France Nc
DerInott of San Francisco. o...............-.-..
.-.C .Cornet solo by Ray c. Hopkins
3. Divertissement summer Thoughts
VI OOFe
G. Violin solo (q) "BarcaroI = Spohr) 10
"Danse PolonaIse' (oaufetj...-,.......
:. selection a., Polish National Dance
.......-........ ........-S ScharweD ka
b. "Dream After the Ball. -. .Boustet
q Intermezzo (op "Au Bevoir' "a. A.
CiapIej, (bl Adagietto from "LArle-
@ selection, "Rob Roy, "............-R. DE Roven
10 PoIonaise Presentation, 49,. " adsworth
Nafse ''Weinerirauen- .-.---.-----.... strauss
~ Songs "a, ~ Winter story, 80. atson
fbt Tomorrow VIII be Friday Molioy
"a Flute SOLO. "El PastOre Svizero, '.-....-..
............. ....,..--.... Charles \. Neale
"A overture 'sHarberof Seville, 49,. .Rossini
The programme Will be interspersod
with light and popular selections. Cards
will designate the number on the regular
programme as published.
HEADQUARTERS or PARLoRs.
Headouarters have been secured in
xarious parts OF the city by the visiting
narlors as follows:
Mission Parlor No. IS. Senate chamber.
sacramento County parlors, Assembly
Marysville No. 6. Secretary of States
Oakland oakland No. 80, Supreme Court cham
Placer County parlors. State Printers
Office.
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