The record-union., 1898-06-29
THE CARNIVAL ON FRIDAY.
OLD GLORY ENTERTAINMENT
AT OAK PARK.
Recapitulation Of the Various
Features and Some New
Ones Promised.

All the various features OF the Ciu
Glory carnival to be given at oak ParK
ON Friday, July 1st have been descrlp-
ed from time to time an the Recoin- !
Union" but at the request OF some OF
the ladies who are managing the car
nival a list is given below OF the Va
riouS attaTctionS.
THAI. the disasters of war nave
brought patriotism to the front is clear
ly shown in the enthusiastic work
which the women of Sacramento are
doing for the carnival.
All the local band organizations have
kindly volunteered their services, ana
will be heard during the day and ev-
ening.
The Maypole dance, under the direc-
ton of Ferdinand Fischer, will be the
most gorgeous spectacle ever seen in
that line.
George Bryant will also give a Turk
ish, serpentine and Loie Fuller's chi
nese dance in elegant and appropriate
costumes.
There will be a Native Daughters
summer garden. In connection with
this peanuts will be served in every
style. For entertainment the daughters
will appear in living pictures and
black art performances"
Supper will be served by the ladies,
SO that all who wish may remain dur
ing the evening. The price for sup
per will be %. cents Mrs. l.. Solomon
will be in charge, assisted by a large
number of ladies.
A new feature will be introduced in
the large building near the baseball
stand. A firSt-clasS specially conf
pany, including professionals and 9TH
ers will give a performance, commenc-
ing AIT $50 o'clock and lasting for one
hour and quarter. Among those who
will appear are Signor AbramOff, the
well known basso from San Francisco,
who will tonne to Sacramento especially
to assist the Red Cross Society; En-
nett Phillips, the well known comedian,
will appear in monologue specialties.
Mrs. Yount, well known in Sam Fran
cisco and Los Angeles as whistler of
considerable note, has kindly consented
to assist in the good cause.
George Lovdal will sing some new
coon" songs, and several other we'll
known people viii appear.
Mrs c. A. Neale and w. E. Lovdal
viii manage the performance.
Following is a list of the various
booths:
Necktie Booth-Mrs Frank L. Cray.
assisted by Misses Edith and Jessie
Tufts, Margie Faris, Ruby Cooper,
Olive and Edna Donnelan, Belle Ham
mond and Mrs. X. L. Douglas.
Quaker Booth-Edith Thompson, Eth
el Parsons, Flora Meister, Eva Thom-
son, Ruth Seadler, Edna McClatchy and
Donna Felter.
Cigar Booth-Mrs. +. S. Hadley, as
sisted by Mrs. H. L. Ransom and Misses
Cora and Nellie Mott Minnie Richard
son and Nellie Siddons.
Popcorn Booth-Mrs Harley Steph-
enson, assisted by Misses Mildred Obarr,
Sue Dixon, Rebe Nourse, Mrs. Charles
Phillips and others.
supper Booth-Mrs l.. Solomon. as
sisted by Mrs. j. w. Willem and Mrs.
j. p Brissell
Soda Fountain-Mrs. Captain Fors-
man, Mrs. f. ]. Weldon, Misses Alice
Root, Abbie McCraney. Tilhe Lang,
Amanda Titherington, Mrs. F. Bauer,
and Mrs. Ira Avery, all of the p G.
Club.
Flower Booth-Mrs H. G. Smith. as
sisted by Mrs. Hiram Johnson, Mrs
r. l. Bentley, Mrs. Carrie Turrell Mrs
William Sesnon, Mrs. w. p. Coleman
and Misses Birdsall, Upson, Lucy E5el,
Morse, Hazel Curtis, Eta Steinman
Niger Babies-Mrs. A d. Campbell,
assisted by Misses Mary Crouch, Jen-
ME Shook, Elsie Smith, Minnie Elmer,
Bessie Cosby and Alice Dray.
Lavender Booth-Mrs. W. T. Small,
assisted by Mrs Bellhouse and Misses
Small, King and Albee.
Battleship Maine-Winifred Lewis
and Maud Shafer, Lulu Yoerk. Lizzie
Hendricks.
Lemonade Stand-Mrs. J. H. Copper
smith and Mrs. j. H. Moore, assisted
by Mrs. Cody and Misses Leila Brown,
Lizzie Halloran, Agnes Ryan, Rose
Kent, Agnes Burns, Margaret Eurns,
Nellie Mackey and Edna Coppersmith.
White dresses. with red, white and blue
ties
Candy Booth-Mrs. Charles NJ Beck
with, Mrs. VIM. Roam, Mrs. Geo. w.
Peltier Mrs. Edgar NJ. Sheehan, Misses
Ella Deming. Helen Howe, Medora
Taylor and the Misses Glide.
Merry Co -Round-Mrs r. H Haw-