The San Francisco call., 1897-06-19

Deum" will be sung at Metropolitan
Temple. An immense orchestra and q
choir of $50 voices will participate. The
Consuls representing the various nations
IN this City have been invited to oe pre-. :
ent and nearly all have accepted. The
service will be non-seciarian and will be
conducted by Rabbi NIeto, Rev. DR..
Hemphill and Rev. DR. Bolton. Monday
evening banquet Will be given at the
Palace Hotel. Over 200 guests are ex-
pected. Toasts to the Queen and the
President of the United States will be
proposed. Gentlemen OF all nationalities
will be welcome at this function, tickets
for which NAV be had at Doxey's book
store on Market street.
At meeting of the st. George Club last
night the following programme was ar
ranged for Mondays festivities:
Royal saluie AM fanfare of trumpets
"God Save The Queen'' Observation-Disclosures.
80. ...... .Semi-chorus- audience and orches ira
Auuress'. ...... ----- EDWARD OllVef chairman
Death of NeIson'., Alfred wilkie
"Rne Britannia eE 'oSAI aSFb Sh' Wiismsoa "
.soo. W; audience please ioin in chOrus.
Jubilee poem. "HaI! sovereign Queen" n"....;....
Written b; haries W. Pope.
"March OF the Men Of HArlech" ...................
Sc mi-chorus and orchestra
heading OF the address 10 her Majesty, Queen
Killarney" .semi-chorus and orchestra
''Stsr-s ngied BanueT.. La lies double quartet
Miss Minnie Dwell, Mrs James Igo, Mrs.
l. LsmDe. Miss Louise Mccormack, Mrs.
o. Mghler Miss B. Connell, Miss Eve
lyn HRnsbroush, Miss Jennie Larsen
Audience please Join in chorus.
j. W. Mckenzie. ................ Di usical Director
orchestral music ulder the direction Of G. w.
Loyde-
Japanese oay freworks-A display of decorated
Lanterns tars aud dragon JapaneSe girl, fish
stock, butterfly I'm the mist "a crow ia a tree, a
dragon with ball. the famous Zutzumi water
tall, TWO dragons and thunderboidt Ala
fukr. a cottage gate a yellow willow tree aIar5e e
parasUl and numerous small ones, etc., 10 con-
cude with piece representing her most gra-
clous Majesty Queen Victoria, Empress OF IN
dia waving the standard of England
EVENING.
Overture Jubilee" ".................... Orchestra
"God save The Queen" grand chorus OF 26O
voices and orchestra, under the direction OF
Grand tab,eau NO. 1-Announcing the Accession
Queen Victorts. .........-. Miss = lice Wits.
80, ArchblshOp Of canterbury ME Bel.
"The Englishman' -. Miss Minnie Powell
tom Bowling - Mr. Trow
Reading OF the address to her Majesty queen ~"
cO, Nie4SrIa- %ta i;a:, {. + Johns
.-see, the Conquering Hero Comes Orchsstra
Grand tableau No. 2-Decorating the Crimean
Heroes.
Queen Victoria, Mrs Riers; Maids of
Honor,MTs. Hewitt Mrs Lamb, Ms.
Price, Mrs. Br, den ana Mrs. Gu IS;
Princess Royal, Miss Nellie Dains
Irince OF Wales, Master Watson; Prince
Albert, J. b. Brown; Duke OF Cambridge,
J. r Watson.
Old Brigade" "............ ...... Hugh Williamson
'Un Dress Parade ............ ..... Grand chorus
Arranged by J. ". Mckenzie from Double
Eagle MRicn-
Death of Nelson" Alfred Wilkie
'Hea Is OF OAK" Mr. Horton
Kill arney" ........... Grand chorus
Grand tablesu No 3-Four Generadon,.
Queen, Miss Rumsey; Prince of Wales, A.
J. Wilson; Princess of Wales Mrs. Alder
mann; luke of or&, MIR Deane; Duchess
of Ork, MRS, Orion; Prince Edward OF
York, Master y " / Ison.
"Chod Bless the Prince of Wa.es'................
................J. p. Grodlens and grand chorus
March of the Men OF Harlech". ...CiIand chorus
song, "Minsure, Boy" Miss Ella sicer
"Ruie Bri ANNA ............... ..........
Hugh Williamson, grand chorus and audience
Grand tab eau \ o. 4-Britsnnta.
Queen VICTORIA Mis- >. Or .ba; Britannia
Miss NJ. Powell Arts and Sciences, Mrs
G. Knight; History, Miss n. r, NlchOs;
Plenty, Miss Carr enter; Peace, Miss E
Petty; 81 George, j. b. Brown.
"God save the Queen" ..-........ ...... .........
.......-............ Soloist, Miss Minnie Powell
(Audience please sing second and third
veIses.)
Miss Zelda Lewis, Mrs. James Igo, MISS
Mrs George Muhiner, Miss l.. b. Con-
nell Miss Evelyn hansbrough, Mss
Jennie Larson, audience and chorus.
numbers under the direction of George W. Loyde.