The San Francisco call., 1899-07-02
CHAIRMEN OF LOCAL COMMITTEES.


Board OF EDUCATION and family. United
States Commissioner of Education Dr.
Harris and Or. Nicholas MG-ray Butler
All nc have .eE, 20 % IS 20 arrange
some minor details. our programme viii
he carried ont nearly as al first laid out
There have been very few failures.
At this early date much good-oature-I
rivalry exists among cities that aspire for
the honor Ct entertaining the convention
in the year 1910. rlisSio-ers from t177e
cities have been .lnUudatt1E delegates w-tl
letters extoliing the features o. their Te-
speCtivc localities The southern cities VIII
make q big fight for the honor TheE As
sert that the \. z \. twice has gon- 81
The Pacific Slope II has been held n the
East al various points was once ce1te--d
in the heart Of the Rocky Mountains h@s
been convened in the NortEe-- cities. a-d
i geography be observed the S7C-h 3 tGrn
has surely arrived Charleston. : c. iS
making an active fight f0r the convention,
ClincEing an argument that new audi
to-ium costing So 80 ana seating -9f3 has
just teer completed Memphis, Nash
Vile. Atlanta New Orleans and Dallas
also are reported IN the field. Boston :
an outsrcken candidate. and Cho~a VINO
are from YankeeIard insist that he fun
VIII only begin when the beanea-eTs are
heard.
The preparations for the musical
features of the y. E y convention have
been completed. and the committee tha;
has had the musical urog-a rrrne in
charge believes that i has reason for sat
isfaCtion. The special musical feature
of convention week viii he the big chorus
al Hazards Pavilion on the eveoi-E OF
Saturday July l. The instrumental mI-
sic VIII be furnished by The Los An
geles Symphony Orchestra Harley Ham
iItca VIII conduct. and g chorus o.
i've hundred mixed voices. gathered
FROM. al the towns and cities Of
Southern California viii sing The
s0loists VIII be Miss BerestoTd Joy. con
t-alto. and Ms James BurdetJIe- II s.
JOY VIII be welcomed hack from san
Francisco. TIE programme as now az
ranged Includes MAJ Day a- oTatc-
rio by .. y EecfarTen. and t1= chOrus@s
IN thc Silent Nights by Brahms He
That Hath : Pheasant Face by HatJon.
and Heavens Are Declaring. BY Bee
thoVen- L is nO- expected that the Pa
viIion viii be large enough tE- The crowds
and on the same night there viii he q
vonan's concert n The Simpson Audito-
rum. under the leadership G. MTe. Isl
Gore Martinez There viii be chorus u
-l} vyorner-s voices and the irStr1m entail
music Will b furnished By me Los Al
eeies Wouen's Orchestra. conducted tE
Mrs. r / Huebrer- Mss June Reed viii
be The violin scIoist ana Miss Lillian
Scanlon CC2traito-
Music has been secured by The commit
Tee for each session q the convention II
the oDsnIur session Al Hazards Pavilion
al o'clock On the afternoon q Tuesd 2s'.
July IL the music xiii be furnished DF
the W-oIreu's orchestra Tuesday CveGi2 (
BY the Idaeu Club. Wednesday everil-S
by IA, k-uterpean male quartet. Thurs
day morning by The Queen Vocal quartet
OF female vosces. Thursday mornings spe-
c.aI session az tbs Simpson Auditorium
by Mrs Bruce. ssloist. Thursday even
ing by the St Cecilia W-ouens quartet,
Friday morning BY the choir n Temple
E-nal Birth and Friday evening ~ the
/ choir Of Emmanuel Presbyterian Church