The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-02

little women showing that she hae
been trained by a master hand
And when the MaypoAe dance was
over four of the best acrobats which
the Sacramento Athletic Club cal
boast (and that means four of thu
best ON the Pacific COAST amused boil
Queen and populace with their extra
ordinary feats of tumbling, castle
building, etc.
And then little Miss Leslie Confines
showed how the lads and lassies bacl
in bonnie Scotland do the dance of theil
oountry-the Highland fiing-and She
did it well, and after her came Miss May
Wilkins of Oakland, who did a patri
otto dance. She was dressed in red
white and blue costume, and the meas
ure of her steps were set to Yankee
Doodle" She was received with rounds
of applause
And then, for an hour, the Queen re-
ceived her subjects. She had embraces
for her lady friends and a smile and e
word for the gentlemen, and when al
had wished her a happy reign an In
PERMISSION was taken and most of those
present fortified the inner man so as
to the better enjoy the sport yet tc
come.
PRIZE WINNERS.
While the Queen was receiving hel
subjects, Director General Rich T
Cohn assembled the platform and an
nounced the winners of parade prizes
to be as follows:
For the best tally-ho or drag-'Ladies
in Pink" Mesdames Daisy Ennis, Flo
Herzog, Alice Hassett, Frances Nourse
Lottie Davis, Rebie Nourse, Mary Nc
Adam, Eta Wallace, Mabel Lyons
Laura Cooper, Jane Morrison and Iva
Hughson. Driver j. w. Wilson,; $50
Second best decorated tally-ho OF
drag-Oficers of the Young Ladies' In
stitute $40.
Best decorated carriage-Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Eddinger, Miss BERTHE
Groth and J. H. Farley; $50.
Second best decorated carriage
George Heitmani (driver), Misses Sophie
Whitney, Hadie Grau and Alma Heit-
man; $40.
Best decorated tandem-Misses Edna
McClatchy and Flora Meister; SIS.
Second best decorated tandem
Charles Paine; $40,
Best decorated trap-WilI Diersser
Second best decorated trap-Misses
Dennis, Renwick, siettler and Comm
sky; $3.50.
Best decorated single buggy-George
III. Clark, Jr., driver George H. Clark,
sr.; $40.
Second best single buggy Laura
Terry and Sadie Breen; So.
Best single bicycle-F. A. Osbourne
$40
Best lady bicyclist-Miss Annie Flint;
$40.
Best tandem bicycle-Mohler and
Pearl; So
Best chflFs bicycle-Masters Wyard
and Jobson: $40
BEAUTIFUL BOOTHS.
Inside the grounds there was a NOV
ing panorama of gay colors, as women
and children went to and fro, far out
numbering the men While there were
not millions in it, there were many
thousands, for the turnstile at the gate
registered over 10000 during the morn
ing and afternoon. They We're scatter
ed everywhere. On the grass, on the
rustic seats, in the booths and filing the
seats IN the baseball grounds-they
overlooked everywhere.
Throughout the grounds there were
scattered pretty booths of all shapes
and sizes, and attractive young ladies
presided over them and wiled many a
dime out Of the pockets of susceptible
young men-and older ones, too. The
pavilion was used as a lunch room, un-
der supervision of Mrs. W. A Gett,
Mrs. r. D. Finnie, Mrs. George King
and Mrs. Belle Prouty. The supply OF
viands. however, was very soon clean
ed out by the hungry visitors and hun
dreds were forced to content themselves
with less substantial food
The popcorn booth, one of the pref
tiest on the grounds, was all in yellow
trimmed with popies and with ivy and
smilax around the sides. Festoons of
popcorn hung down from the roof and
piles of golden oranges added to the
effect. Those in charge We're: Miss
Belle johnson, Mrs. W. F. Peterson,
Miss Theodore Willis. Mrs. Elmer
Brown, Miss Edna Johnson.
The peanut booth was very pretty.
OF pagoda shape, the sides of mating,
trimmed with palms, the roof of yellow
and red, and hung with red lanterns,
it was we'll patronized and was presid-
ed over by Mrs. ]. A. Martin, Mrs Geo.
Littlefeld, Mrs. Perry Curtis, Mrs L.
Nickel, Miss Mary Wood, Miss Annie
Luther. Miss Belle Johnston.
The lemonade booth. in national COL
ors, with Chinese lanterns, and the at
pendants in Japanese costume, was SUI
pervised by Mrs. George Sellinger, Mrs.
Will Elder, Miss Dottie Smith, Miss
Katie Haley. Miss Rose Futterer Mrs.
A. H. Smith.
The strawberry booth, in charge Of