The record-union., 1899-09-07

Frost and Alma Ferris got the junior
medal The awards were made, the
Judges said, without disparagement to
the other contestants. all of whom were
clever. The grotesque dances of Mr..
| Gassaway We're particularly clever and
he and Miss Naghel made very hon
orable showing for honors.
One of the principal features on last
nights program was the euphonium
playing of Louis Klotz. The Hunga-
rian Lustspiel overture received quite
an ovation. 1t was its first hearing
and is promised again next week. The
medley "Old Sweet Songs" rs fine ar
| rangement of standard melodies.
TO-DAY'S EVENTS
! To-day should be a great Fair day at
both park and pavilion, for the Odd
| Fellows will turn out in full force, and
| William Jennings Bryan will speak at
the park
temporary platform for Mr.. Bryan
will be built in\t the middle of the race
course, opposite Nthe grand stand, and
he will speak at l p. m. on the Beau
ties and Resources of California" Mr..
Bryan will arrive at 11:30 to-day and
will be accompanied by w. F. Purnell
of the Citizens State Fair Committee;
d. w. Carmichael, representing the Iro-
quois Club, and P. A. Byrne, Secretary
of the Iroquois Club who went to San
Francisco yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of escorting Mr.. Bryan to the
city. When he arrives he will be met
at the depot by E. l. Woodman and j.
w. Keating of the Iroquois Club and be
driven to the Golden Eagle Hotel for
lunch. After lunch he will be driven to
Agricultural Park, where he will speak
and view the races and the stock.
In the evening a committee repre-
senting the Iroquois Club, consisting of
Hon. Marion De Vries E. l. Woodman
Judge Matt F. Johnson, Judge j. W.
Hughes, j. w. Heating and C. T.
Hughes, will meet Mr.. Bryan at his
hotel and will escort him to the Iro-
quois Club rooms in Firemens Hall, on
Eighth street, between j and K, where
he will deliver an address. and hold a
reception In the evening he will visit
the Pavilion.
The following committee has been ao-
pointed to receive Mrs Bryan: Mrs.
William Mclaughlin, Mrs w. H. Dew
lin, Mrs. II. E. Wright, Mrs. G.. NJ.
Dixon, Mrs. J. ". Hughes, Mrs. Matt
Mrs. Walter Longbottom The ladies
of the committee will meet Mrs Bryan
at the hotel and drive her to the park
and in the evening they will escort her
to the Pavilion.
ODD FELLOWS PROGRAM
Grand Marshal Elwood Bruner will
have charge of the Odd Fellows par
ade and celebration of their day.
Odd Fellows Day will be celebrated
by a grand parade of resident and Wis
iting Odd Fellows of all branches of
the Independent Order. 1t is ex-
pected that every Odd Fellow in the
city of Sacramento will join in the par
ade. The line of march will be as toll
lows:
From Ninth and j to Third and ], to
Third and K, to Tenth and K, to Tenth
and L, to Fifteenth and L, and to the
Pavilion.
The parade will form as follows:
First Division-Platoon of police,
Grand Marshal and aids, Exposition
Band and Canton No. 1, I. o. O. F., will
form on the west curb of Ninth street,
right resting on and extending north
in the order named
Second Division Occidental En-
campment, Pacific Encampment and
visiting members of Encampments will
form on the east curb of Ninth street,
fright resting on J, and extending north
in the order named.
Third Division - Industrial Lodge
Schiller Lodge, y and Capitol Lodge will
form on the west curb of Ninth street,
right resting on j, and extending south,
in the order named
Fourth Diyision-El Dorado Lodge,
Eureka Lodge and Sacramento Lodge
will form on the east curb of Ninth
street, right resting on J, and extending
south in the order named.
Visiting members of subordinate
lodges will be placed in line under the
care of the Aids of the Grand Marshal.
Division Five-Sacramento Rebekah
Lodge, Capitol City Rebekah Lodge,
Germania Rebekah Lodge and Rising
Star Rebekah Lodge will form on the
east sidewalk of Ninth street, right
resting on K, extending north, and will
be in readiness to fall in as the foot of
the procession arrives at Ninth street
on the way to the Pavilion.
Badges and tickets for those in the
parade will not be distributed in the
hall, but will be furnished by the re-
spectiye Aids to those in the parade
after the lines are formed
The parade will start at 7:45 D. nj.
sharp, and every one should be III line
fifteen minutes earlier to receive badges
and tickets.
TO-NIGHTS MUSIC.
Director Neale has I engaged Mrs.
Walter Longbottom to sing on to-