The record-union., 1899-09-14
the Minnesota staff and one or two 9TH
er staff officers.
THE PROGR nETATTrn

al J.fo a. III. secretary ShleldS Will
call at the Governors office for Cover
nor and Mrs. Gage to attend the stock
parade at the Park. The Governor
will return to his office at 11:3O o'clock,
where he will officially receive General
Shafter, Admiral Kautz and officers of
the army and navy, who will arrive
from San Francisco on the 11.3O train.
At II m. the Governor and guests
will proceed to the Golden Eagle Hotel.
where an informal luncheon will be
served, and at / .. m. they will taks
carriages to the Park. where they will
be received by the President Of the
Agricultural Society.
Hon. Grove L. Johnson will attend
Mrs. Gage, and conduct her to the Di.
rectors' stand.
The Governor and party will leave the
Park for the Capitol at 5 o. M, and
will assemble in the Senate Chamber
at 6 p. m. At 6:3O the guests will
form in line and march to the Assembly
Chamber, where the banquet will be
spread, and about 8 o'clock the party
will walk through the Park to the Pa
vilion to witness the performance and
see the exhibits.
| Troop B, Cavalry, forty strong, will
act as escort for the Governors party
| throughout the day.
THE BANQUET DISCUSSED.
meeting of the State officials and
others interested in making the day a
success was held in Secretary of State
Curry's Office at l O'Clock D. m. yester-
day.
1t was agreed to make the banquet
an informal affair." for the reason that
most of those attending would have
no chance to don dress suits after COM
ing from the Park.
All State offices will be kept open
during the evening and prior to the
banquet the guests will be received in
them. The Janitor's office, on the sec
ond floor, will be utilized as a cloak
room.
The march from the Senate to the
Assembly Chamber will be made at
$50 o'clock sharp A quartet of ex-
ceilent male voices will be in attend
ance and will sing several selections.
An orchestra will also be in attendance
and will play when speeches are not
being made. The Assembly Chamber
will be profusely decorated with flags.
ferns, potted plants and flowers.
Attorney General TREY l.. Ford will
act as toast-master. and toasts will be
given and responded to as follows:
Our Governor by Gov,
-ernor Gage.
THE Navy"-Response by Admiral
Kautz.
"The Army"-Response by General
Shafter.
1.-THE State Board of Agriculture'-
Response by A. B. Spreckels
Governor of South Dakota" Re-
sponse by Governor Lee.
| "Our Country by Judge
Carpenter of Los Angeles.
Governor of Observation-Disclosures
| by Adjutant-General Shellert of that
State.
! The Banquet Committee consists of
| Secretary of State Charles F. Curry.
| Deputy Attorney General Charles n
Post, Superintendent of Asylums f. w.
Hatch, State Librarian J. l.. Gillis. Ex.
ecutive Secretary William Davis, F. A.
Chadbourn, Alvin Bruner, J. o. Cole
man and Frank Miller.
The '99 Club will have charge of the
visitors at the Pavilion. The club has
appointed Mrs. Frank Edinger, Mrs. H.
E. Yardley and Mrs E. r. Hamilton
as Committee on Badges. and Mrs
L. Il. Hall, Mrs. r. L. Peeler, Mrs H
f. Wright. Mrs. Gus Lavenson and
Mrs. Ed. Turner as a Committee on
Special Decoration. Mrs. Henry T.
Gage will be guest of honor to re-
ceive with the Club of 80.
THE MUSIC.
Tonight will afford one of the best
programs Of the season. The song. ITO
the Evening Star" is a very beautiful
and popular number. The "Oberon
Overture will be played for the first
time in this city, well-known Sacra-
mentan having ordered the piece from
Europe especially to hear it played.
''The Blue and Gray a collection OF
war songs, will be played in honor OF
the military visitors. In honor of the
visiting military staff Miss Franklin
will play a fantasie on Tramp, Tramp.
Boys" The program will be as fol-
| lows:
2. Overture Jolly Robbers Rs' Y suppe aropa
g. Selection (al "Pilgrim's Chorus OBJ
Song Song to the Evening Star" Qrom
cornet SOLO, Tramp, Tramp Robinson agnen
Miss Irene Franklfn)
By special request-first time'c y e0ef
! 6. Idyl, "Lon du Ball" CZbulka
Z. Selection, THE Blue and the Gray
g. "A Kansas Two Step '..........A. Pryor Pryor
| America
| FRIDAYS PROGRAM.
The gorgeous costumes and the won
derful art of makeup will be illus
/ trated in the Oriental showing of
| Chinese babies and children at the Pa
vilion tomorrow afternoon. 1t will be
the third Chinese baby show ever held
in America, and probably in the world
1t is seldom the parents of the
! juvenile Mongolian consent to place
them absolutely on dress parade, and
the attempts to have a Chinese baby
show were only rewarded with success
at the Golden Jubilee Mining Fair in
San Francisco two years ago under
! T. w. Buckley'S management OF
| course Chinatown of Frisco was en-
/ bled to furnish a larger contingent OF
| Chinese babies than Sacramento can
hope to display, but from present indi-
! cations there will be from thirty to
| forty wonderfully attired, cunning lit
tie ongolian-American infants pres
ent to be inspected and their beauty
passed upon by discriminating judges.
They will be assembled at the band
stand at 2:30 p. M, after enjoying the
trials and tribulations of bad Mr..
Punch and good Mrs. Judy. They will
be treated to bags of Fishers candies
by Mr.. Fisher, and will receive several
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