The San Francisco call., 1897-09-07

ella borate programme was presented.
Early in the evening the mem oers of the
clans and societies met at their headquar-
ters, 80 O'Farrell street, and headed by a
band o. plpers, marched through the streets
to the Pavilion. Chief J. A. ]. Mcdonald
was grand marshal, and his chief aid was
John Reid, assisted by Aids Chief Chalm-
ers, William Nichol, John NJ. Duncan and
William Dawson.
Drum ior Findlay McGregor led the
full band OF pipers, consisting OF l. S. R.
Tevendale (pipe ma ior), John Napier,
Adam Ross (pipers) and Drummer D. M.
Mackenzie They played many stirring
march on the way, and the Scot otchmen
biithely stepped forward 10 the music.
| The St Andrew Society was headed by
Andrew Wilkie, William Niool, Andrew
Men air and John McLaren, the Caledonian
! Club by D. r. Mcneil, John NJ Duncan
and John Reid. the Scottish Thistle Club
by William A. Dawson, ?. T. Keith and
]. A. Hi, the Clan Macdonald by Wit
liam Chalmers and John Laing and the
Clan Fraser by Dr. ]. A. ]. Mcdonald,
Edward Kerr and William Cormack, all in
kills. plalds and bonnets
When the Pavilion was reached the pro-
cession wound its way through different
aisles, the pipers kept on their playing,
and as each organization passed the grand
stand. where they were reviewed by Grand
Marshal Chief Mcdonald and aids, they
greeted their com patriots with cheers.
During the intermission a number of
fancy dances were executed. There was
grand Highland reel and Highland fling
by Miss Maggie Bassett, Miss Maggie
Boyd, Duncan Mcintosh Mckenzie, Adam
Ross, Robert Ross and ]. s. Mcintosh.
40 E.,
Bassett and j. S. Mcintosh displayed his
grace, agility and bare legs in a lively
sword dance.
Between the dances Professor J. w. Nc
kenzie led g monster chorus. which sang
some favorite selections. The selections
rendered were "Scots Wha Hae," Aud
Lang Syne," "Annie Laurie" and "Ye
Banks and Braes o. Bonnie Doun."
Another great throng is expected at the
Pavilion tonight, when the German Tur-
ner societies will present varied pro-
gramme OF athletic events. /. N. Mertens,
chairman of the committee of arrange
ments, announces the following pro-
gramme to follow the grand entry of all
| Turner's in costume at 8:45 P. NJ: Parallel
bar exercises by san Francisco Turn
! Verein, side-horse exercises by Oakland
Turn Verein, horizontal bar exercises by
| Mission Turn Verein. running high Jump
by Vorwaerts Turn Verein, pyramids by
Turn section of Vereiu Eintracht. ALI ex-
erclses under the leadership of the in
structors Professors r. Barth, H. G. F.
Stahl, Paul 9TH and Forbach.
| All differences between Conductor Rog-
eys and Bandmaster Bennett having been
settled, an exposition of long-distance
| transmission will be given at the Pavilion
| tonight by the tele phone company.
| A stand has been erected near the band
stand and mum Der of insSru ments placed
upon it. 1t will be connec'ed with the
! transmitter at the Hotel Coronado, near
San Diego, and the band will play num-
Der of selections, which it is expected will
be plainly heard in the Pavilion. Then
| Rogers will play cornet solo, accompa-
MED by the Exposition Band, which will
be heard by the guests at the Hotel Coro-
nhdo. The operator, Redding, will speak
to the San ego operator and the people
in San Francisco will have an opportunity
OF listening to conversation carried over
$50 miles of wire. twas Intended to have
he band in Redding play, but most of
! the mem bers have gone 10 the Trinity
County mines.
| Until the close OF he fair the doors will
be kept open until 10:30 p NJ, and on Sat-
urday night until IL P M.
| The pupils OF the Starr King and Mar
shall Primary, Horace Mann, Spring VAL
| ley and Washington Grammar schools
| will attend the fair this afternoon.
Following is the programme of music
for to-day:
AFTERNOON.
Overture, "Jubel"... .....................W Weber
rant w al
sketch, s'on the Plantation. Puerner
Illr allOb .Steck
Fantnsie, 'Vision in Dream. ......... Lu N bye
Fantastic "a sleighing Party".. Mchaeiis
Solo for CO net -..................W b. Rogers
Waltz, '.Espana". a"...................W w aIdteu fol
Fantasie, La Paloma" ....... Yyadiera
March, "Creed moor' ....... .......,.,. Rogers
EVENING.
Overture, "Ruy Bias. endeIssobn
Fantasie, "Golden Blonde" flenherc
Pilgrims chorus and Romanza, 'Tannhauser"
agnpr
Wall vienna Bonbons" Stranss
Parapnrase, al orelei". ei"........,...... Nesvadba
solo for cornet .....................W w r. ROGERS
"a Night in Beriin". n"...............,..Ha ART m M
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