The San Francisco call., 1899-04-10
H. D. CUSHING.

been numerous, and so far there have
been no refusals to serve. The advisory
board as constituted up to date is as
follows: D. E. Collins, Hon. William
Friend, Judge F. B. Ogden, Judge John
Ellsworth, Hon. William r. Davis, The
odore Gier, H. c. Capwell, Judge Allen,
Hon. ]. A Filcher, Attorney General
TREY l.. Ford Frank A. Leach, Colonel
T. ]. Parsons; Mrs. Lena H. Mills, grand
president N. D. G. W.; Mrs. Mary ].
Langford of Eureka; Mrs. George c.
Ryan, grand secretary n. D. G. W.; Mrs.
Belle w. Conrad, past grand presloent
n. D. G. w; Frank l.. Coombs and Con-
gressman Metcalf.
tee having charge of the details of man
agement of the Golden Carnival are
taking the greatest interest in the open
the word will go forth from those pres
ent on that occasion as to the beauty
and attractiveness of the carnival and
thus influence attendance for the entire
week in which it will be held, the spe-
cial events committee in charge on Sat
urday evening, May 6, are working hard
for a grand celebration.
AS appointed by President Cushing this
committee is as follows: Judge Charles
E. Shook, DR.. j. p. H. Dunn and Mrs.
DR.. A. Bennett-Nash. The programme
or five addresses by prominent men of
the State, including, if possible, the Gov
ernor and the Mayor of the twin me-
tropolis, and a very pretty little cere-
mony arranged by Mrs. DIR. A. Bennett
Nash. She will have band of children,
trained and drilled by Miss Pearl Hick-
participants in this ceremony will be as
follows:
The character "a Uncle. Sam will be
taken by c. w C3rn9r; Mss Mss Callforn1a Gni Tna
ton and Miss Grace Reeves: the May
pole dance, Under the direction of Miss
Pearl Hickman, will have the following
little girls: Miss Addie Sampson. Miss
May Cummings, Miss Edith Pelton, Miss
Grace Saunwell, Miss la Dawby, Miss
Bessie Howden and Miss Sarah Fifer
members of the committee of the Japa-
nese booth the following young ladies':
Miss Halcyon Hancock, Miss Duddy, Miss
Irene Bluett, Miss Maud King, Miss Mar
e ruerits Iai Mccormick, Miss Lou Omy and
Miss Lucy Weeks.
The details of the management of one
of the best attractions In the fair. namely,
PATHS castle. which will be a representa-
ton of i very elaborate and costly plan
of the famous diva's residence in the
mountains of Wales. were announced at
Mrs. NJ Dennis will take charge of the
booth Her assistants will be Miss Laura
Bader, Miss Marcovich. Miss Kelley, Miss
t. eraser, Miss A. Borien, Miss H. Saw
age. Miss L. Borien, assisted by George
buddy and w. H. Dennis. The ladies will
wear charming costumes and the booth
will be made the opportunity Tor very
fine floral display.
Among the recent acceptances to serve
on the committees in charge of booths are
the following: Miss Lou Kellogg and
Miss Mamie Cady in the soda water
booth: Miss Laura Wood and Mrs. Carrie
Ingraham in the Gypsy encampment:
Miss Mabel Perry and Miss Kittie Good
in the icecream booth; and Mrs. Sarah
Bracket of Alta Parlor No. 3, N. d. G.
w of San Francisco. and her daughter,
Miss Leila Bracket, will assist Mrs. A
Mcdonald, chairman of the candy booth.
The other special events nights will be
handled by the following committees:
Monday, May s, G. A. r. night, by H N
Gard and Mrs. A. Mcdonald; Tuesday
May 8, society cakewalk. by ]. ]. Neagle
ing, May 10, N. S. G. w. competition band
concert night, by J. E. Cook and Miss G.
Surryhne
The programmes have not been an
nounced for the last three nights of the