The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-03

seem to have profited by the beautiful Gre
atoms of those earlier on the grounds.
There is noticeable and appreciated lack
of vendors of the chewing gum, popcorn
and peanut variety, but on the other hand
there are scores of pretty white-capped
and daintily dressed girls anxious to give
away all manner of good things, hquio or
solid, tG whosoever will accept.
The attendance yesterday exceeded by
several hundred that of the opening day.
From 2 O'Clock until the closing hour last
night the Pavilion was comfortably filed.
In the afternoon hundreds of ladies roamed
through the vast building, at times giving
audible expression to the artistic creations
which met their gaze at every turn. There
are more exhibitors this year than ever
before in the history of the institution. In
fact. the demand for space could not be
met, it being necessary to refuse some
sixtv applicants.
The exhibit of W. P. Fuller & Co. is one
of the handsomest ever seen in Callfor-
MIA The two side walls are solid plate
glass mirrors, the largest ever manufac-
tured in this country. Above each mirror
is row of colored electric lights extend
ing all the way to the two entrance places
Inside the booth a perfect blaze of MANY
COlOIcO llRnlS IeuECbtu Dy CuL-GldSS MIR
rors meets the gaze. The effect is dazzling
and artistic In the extreme.
One OF the novel and attractive features
of the exposition is a creation in soap-an
artistically designed triumphal arch, fif-
teen tons of Queen Lily soap being used in
its construction. The cornices are done in
soap and the floor a mosaic of small soap
squares. Around the whole runs a chain
OF soap balls and inside the house colored
electric lights are to be seen.
There are hundreds of other booths lust
as attractive in their way as those already
enumerated, and each is admired by the
thousands of spectators for its own charm,
Down near the machinery hall the Union
Iron Works has reproduced its entire plant
in miniature.
An elaborate programme has been ar
ranged for tonight, which has been
termed Scotch night" The following is
the order of exercises:
March, 1.-The Campbells"; overture, white
Lady of AveneP' (Boieldien); descriptive nan
tlcal fantasia, voyage in a froopship"
(MilleT; euphonium solo, "Auld Robin
Grey" w. II. Colverd.; grand entry of over
donald, Order OF Scottish Clans and San Fran
cisco Thistle Club, all in full Highland cos.
tune, led by |. S. r. Teyendale, John Napier,
John Hill, Donald Weir ana Adam Ross !;
singing OF "Auld Lang Syne,' followed by an
address by Irving NJ. Scott introduced
by Hugh Craig; overture, "Guy Man
ADaoiOPls I4S reel, scot
lands fayorite dance, by Alex Beaton
Sybil Cam pbell, James Baxter, Maggie Bovd'
Adam Ross, L. Fairgreve, Donald Smith Isab el
Gregg, Robert Ross. Miss Coulie D. NJ McKen
zie, Mabel Smith; sailors hornpipe in cos
tune, P. ID. Finley; selection Scotch melodies
Robert Burns (Bonniseau); sword dance the
most ancient dance of Scotland, Sybil Camp
bell: seam triubhas, Alex Beaton; highland
fling. James Baxter; Scotch wedding march
(Christern) Finlay McGregor: comic selec-
tions; selections on bagpipes, by order of Scot
fish clans, pipe band; piccolo solo, 'sKinloch
of Kinloch" (McAdam); waltz, "Fleurs de ST
Petersburg (Resh); Robin Adair, "Auld Lang
Syne."
The Scotch celebration will he in charge
of the following:
Committee Clan Fraser-Chief Edward Kerr.
NJ. L. Grove, Dr.. J. A. Mcdonald Thomas
Fraser.
Scottish Thistle Club-Chief Coulie, Alex
Campbell, William Dawson, G. w. Peterson.
All the Scotch in the City have been
notified of the event, and it is presumed
the clans will gather as OF yore. The fiery
cross has been sent out summonine the
McKays, McDougals, McKenzies and all
others to gather and descend OH the sas-
senach. With waving plumes and broad
tartsns Clans Fraser and Macdonald and
the Scottish Thistle Club will march into
the Pavilion. The pibroch of Douail Dbu
will summon the clans, and to the tune
of 1.-THE Campbells Are Coming thew
will appear 100 strong. The following