The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-01
MISS GONZALES LEADS.
A Plurality Of Five Hundred
Votes Must Be Overcome
to Defeat Her.
AIDED BY SUBURBAN CITIES
East Santa Cruz to Give an Enter
tainment to Swell the Carni-
val Fund.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, May 31.-To-mor-
row at midnight the voting for queen and
maids of honor for the carnival will cease.
The vote for queen at present stands:
Anita Gonzales 1927.
Maud Holman 100.
Mary Burke sci.
Bessie Haslam 100.
For maids of honor the result was:
Marian Peck 808.
Josie Turcot 5S3.
Edith Pixley Alt.
Jennie Hughes 1858.
Rose Mulhern 275.
Hedwig Buss 25S.
Annie Linscott 248.
Minnie Cope 241.
Mabel Chace 900.
George Skinner 1853.
An entertainment is to be given in aid of
the Venetian Water Carnival by the East
Santa Cruz Auxiliary in Ladtmand's Hall
tomorrow evening. The people of this
suburb are very enthusiastic and their
floats promise to be one of the features Of
the carnival
The passenger coaches on both the mar
row and broad gauge trains have neat
decoration in the shape of an advertise
ment for the carnival. 1t is white and
framed in bamboo scrollwork decorated
with bunting of the carnival colors.
The swiftness of the work on the pavilion
is astonishing. To-day the entire frame
was erected. An addition, 5Ox6O feet, has
been built and will be used as a refresh
ment-room.
The following telegram was received
from II. J. Crocker:
We congratulate you on the event of the
erection of your pavilion. Thanks for your
kind invitation. The committee of the Half
million Club has made arrangements to go to
Santa Cruz in special cars and help celebrate
the great event. We are all coming and in
tend having good time
H. J. CROKER, President Halfmillion Club
The following is the programme for the
ball in the pavilion:
Grand march, "santa Cruz CARNIVAL
Respectfully dedicated to Mrs ].
Philip Smith.
Waltz, "Espana' ................Wa ldteufel
Lancers, Omitted States Army. Tobani
Polka 1.-TWO sep, Flower Festival.
E. ...-.... .-...... ..Roncovieti
Schottische, sHer Golden Hair Was Hang
ing Down Her Back. .Rosenfeld
Waltz, "The Sidewalks of New York" Boyer
Lancers, university Songs. Moses
Berlin, ''The Popular Mahood
Waltz, t'The Little Lost Child Stern
Schottische. ....... 1.-THE Little Alabama Coons"
Especially for Union League and Half-million
CluDs.)
Mazurka, s'La Czariner. Came
Tsncers, "My Sweetheart" ........ .Laurendeau
Polka (two-step), "Del Monte" 49,. .Roncovieri
Quadrille, "Orpheus". Offenbach
Polka (two-step), washington POST 80 Sousa
Waltz, Santiago. ......................C orbin
York, "Un Beso". Arr laga
Spanish dance. Selected
Polka, "Bella Bocca". .Waldteufel
Medley. ............... American Concert Band
The committee is in communication
with Hon. George Perkins and Hon.
Stephen M. White in regard to their Sc
curing from the Government the use of
500 tents, to be used in case of emergency
for sleeping accommodations. Two thou
sand seven hundred dollars is to be spent
for cots and blankets.
The water-power for the electric foun-
tain was tested to-day and water was
thrown 100 feet into the air. One of the
novel street features will be an exact rep
resentatiou of the famous Rialto bridge of
Venice. 1t will span Pacific avenue and
be the entrance to the carnival grounds. f.
w. Stanton to-day rendered the executive
committee the use of his electric launch
Electra.