The San Francisco call., 1897-07-23

celebration at the Oakland Exposition
next Saturday. Their efforts have been
seconded by the Ladies' Auxiliary and
Women's Relief Corps OF all the cities and
towns on this side OF the bay, and their
celebration will be very largely attended.
Colonel c. K. King, chairman of the
programme committee, has arranged for
the cerem onies, and throughout the day
music and decorations will be in accord
ance with the character of the evening
demonstration.
Mayor w. K. Thomas, leading veteran
of this city, will open the proceedings,
and Comrade II. R. Talcott will also de-
liver abort address. Miss Grace Dodge
will sing 1.-THE Flag Song" as sung at the
recent Monterey celebration. Mrs. ].
Murray Bailey will give patriotic recita-
ton, and the Exposition orchestra will
confne their programme to National
melodies and marches. Miss Mary Sulli-
van will be accompanied by the orchestra
in the song, Rally Around the Flag"
Hon. John A. Briiton will make a short
address and Comrade G. r. Arbuckle will
sing "The Battle of Murfres boro."
c. L. Pearce, commander OF the Sons Of
Veterans, will speak briefly on that order,
and quartet from Porter Post, G. A. R.,
will complete the programme.
Military and patriotic decorations will
be literally used on the stage, and all the
veterans are invited 10 be present in
fatigue uniform, SO that the great gather
ing will be truly characteristic.
The following are the committees in
charge of the affair:
Appomattox Post No. 50-C NJ Hitchcock,
NJ c. McLain, Captain Seiba.
Porter Post, 6. A. R-Lan caster, II. S. Smith,
Sheppard.
Lyon Relief Corps-Mrs R. E. Dorety, Mrs.
N. A. Woodward, Mrs Jennie Bridges, Mrs.
Amanda Craker.
Appomattox Relief Corps-Mrs. Irene Glib
son, Mrs Sarah G. Borland, Mrs. A P. Osgood,
MIS-. Lenora Rabe, Mrs. Amy McEIroy.
Phi sheridan CiIcie, Ladies 6: A: R.-Mrs.
Campbell, Mrs. R. Green, Mrs NJ. Whitaker,
Mrs. N. Rudolph, Mrs. Mary L. Rohrer
John B. Wyman Circle, Ladies G. A. R.
Mrs. E. c. Sampson, Mrs. Cushing, Mrs. Stod-
dart, Mrs. Shorkley.
sons of Veterans-Frank shipiey, J. Pereau.
Lyon Post No. S-W H. H. Hussey, e. K.
King, E. w. Woodward, J. A. Robinson, C. w.
Barnes.
Tonight The exposition was given over to
the Knights of Pythias and the Rathbone
sisters. The attendance was probably the
greatest of any day since the opening.
Many visitors came over from San Fan
cisco, and all the Pythian lodges In the
county attended in body. The most
noticeable feature of the decorations was
a beautiful representation of the en- blem
OF the order made by P. J. Keller, The
Piedmont nurseryman. 1t was all
worked out in colors with flowers and was
greatly ad mtred.
Tomorrow the afternoon and evening
will be devoted entirely to exhibitions OF
fancy dancing. The following are the
dances and the young ladies who will exc
cute them:
Tarantella (spanish solo)-Oyidie Clark
La Petit Ballet-Alma Ferris, Nellie Sawyer,
Georgia Currant, May Ludeman, Annie Pfef-
Ter, Florence Emery, ANITA Taylor, Laura Lud-
ermsD. Violet Hoffman, Myrtle Gurnsey,
5erpentine skirt dance (solo) New
man.
Santiago Spanish dueD-Gussie Schmidt and
Fairy dance (soo)-Lttle Florence Emery
The Sphinx dance of the Nile)-Jennie Saw
yer Jessie Newman Ruby Simpson, Flossie
sawyer, Pear Bradbery Pearl Spencer, Ovid1e
Clark Clara Rittingstein Kittie Wright, Lille
Chrisiaffer, Bella Grineme, Maud John on,
Annie Cobiul. Kittie Coughlin, Mabel Cole,
Elsie CHRIS aft .r.
highland IaAsies Gussie lsaacs Georgia
Currant Florence Emery, Louisa Clark, Violet
Hoffman Alma Ferris, Ruby St1mpson, May
ape Gqrnsey, Mamie aSaacs, ~ Ethei d Gufnsey. VA
tabseaux by the entire company OF hity per-
10 mers.
Fan dance, Spanish-Jennie Sawyer, Jessie
Newman, Ruby Simpson, K1ttfe Wright,
Pearl Bradbery, Flossie Sawyer, Louisa Clark,
Lillian Christafer.
Butterfly skirt dance-Lillfe Fogel.
song h0d dance, DulcH-rIoEeuCe Inely'
Skirt dance Loudon Gaety-Flossie Saw yer,
Violet Hoffman, Theresa Baum, Alice Eek.
Caprice--Pedr Spencer.
Desarte expressions and dance-Jessie New
man, Alma Ferris.
Skfpping-rope dance-Jennie Sawyer
Poppies' conversation and dance-R1by
Simpson, Louisa Clark.
Carmencita, Spanish solo-Alma Ferris
Little Schoolgirl" song and dance-Nellie
Sawyer
Tambourine dance--Jennie Sawyer, Ruby
Simpson, Jessie Newman, Pearl Spencer
Kittie Wright, Lillian Christaffer.
Sailors in Port" trio-Sawyer Sisters