The record-union., 1897-02-25

proposition: We will have a big con-
ISOLATION baby show Saturday. from
to p. M, with the number of entries
reduced to fifty, and that If twenty
five babies are entered before 8 p. m.
to-day, entries to be made at Armory
Hall, we will hold this consolation
show, the prize winners in the Tuesday
show to be barred out. We can ar
range for from fifteen to twenty valu-
able prizes, and will give a ''consola-
ton baby show first prize loving cup"
and will purchase a number of special
prizes adapted to children and babies.
Now, if this is go, We will announce
the fact in the Record Union to-
morrow morning.
There is one thing we have learned
and that is to arrange all of the babies
under one year of age in one row or to-
gether; the babies from | to years
ditto and the , to 3 years youngsters
by themselves. Then we would put the
mothers of out of town babies together.
and start off by judging one class at .
time. We would have a clerk enter all
names and as they take their seats give
the baby a numbered tag or card We
nothing like experience. / am certain
that we could do much better next time
So, it rests with the mothers if we hold
consolation baby show Saturday"
concluded the manager.
EXPOSITION NOTES.
The Southern Pacific Railway makes
a special rate Of one and one third fare
for round trip from all points on the
main line west of Sacramento as far as
Suisun, 10 this city for those desiring TO
attend the Food Exposition. Tomorrow
this excursion rate applies to points
north to Williams and Marysville and
Saturday to points on the line to Plac
erville. Tickets are good two days.
A Consolation Baby Show Saturday
afternoon would draw many hundreds
of ladies to the show.
The Grocers' Union has invited the
inmates and management Of the Mar
guerite Home, 1917 Seventh street, and
of the Protestant Orphan Asylum, for
any afternoon from now until the close
to be its guests free of admission.
Little Edna and Irma Farley will give
their beautiful fancy dances on the
stage tomorrow night and also as
special favor Saturday afternoon for
the school children and Saturday night.
Through being crowded out by other
matter, the Record Union" yesterday
failed to record the fact that Miss Ethel
Grant rendered a splendid violin solo
Tuesday night and the Ladies Choral
Society, Mrs. Moeller, Director sang
two numbers in a pleasing manner that
brought forth plenty of applause. The
ladies choruses showed that they had
been very thoroughly trained and taken
advantage of their practice.
O. p. Dodge has extended an invita-
ton to the exhibitors and those con-
nected with the booths to take an eX
cursion tomorrow morning over the
various street railway lines in the city
and embrace the opportunity to become
acquainted with it's many attractions.
Following is the programme for to-
day:
Neale's Solo Orchestra.
March-The Elks' Parade. =. Barnard
Overture-Barber of Seville. >. .Rossini
Fantastic-Buttarf1y's Enjoyment. -.
1HlSlc
Waltz Espagnole-El Turia. -. .Thiele
Selection-Robin Hood .DeKoven
Barn Dance-Boston Belle. .....
"A. E. Godfrey
Song-Coaxing Baby to Sleep. ..
.................M Miss F. r. Halsey
Waltz-In Spite of All. ..... F. Bold
Grand Galop di Concert ..... Marlin
Cooking Lecture 2:30 p. m. Subject,
Bread Making-Different Styles"
by Miss Tracy
Professor Geo. Franz, Violin Solo.
Monday Night Orchestra of Twenty
Ladies and Gentlemen. Professor
Geo. Shepstone, Director
Miss Myrtle Martin, of Los Angeles,
Soprano Solo.
80 y H. Cartoons of Fancy Crackers
given away free.
Home Trainer Bicycle Races, etc.
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