The record-union., 1899-09-10

press who have so ably assisted us, be
and are hereby extended our most
hearty thanks
CITIZENS STATE FAIR CLUB,
by c. H. Holmes, Secretary
THE WEEKS PROGRAM.
A brilliant amusement and general
program has been completed for the en-
suing week. 1t is as follows:
Monday night-Sacramento Athletic
Clubs special performance, with a pro-
gram that embraces a double club
swinging act, lofty parallel bar act,
horizontal bar work by class of five,
a double trapeze act, and. ground and
lofty tumbling by entire corps under
the direction of Professor Shenk. 1t
goes on at 8 p. M This will be followed
by the regular professional program, in
Guiding Miss Pearl Hickman in her
California poppy and La Louie Fuller
fire dance. This employs a 1000 candle
searchlight under the stage, with col
ored slides, producing the colored eff.
fects that have made the dance fa-
nous.
Miss Hickman will also dance her
challenge Irish jig and reels, in which
she is a champion.
Then comes a contest juvenile cake
walk, with three couples entered, con-
cluGing the electric cake walk. Ollie
Frost, Alma Ferris, Harry Monyes and
Eta Aronson will participate in this.
with Miss Hickman as drum major.
The lights will be turned low and q
roy N Ilx
tiful effects will be put on
Tuesday night is Changers night,
with apple pairing and ladies' nail driv-
ing contests. There have been about
twenty entries and it is believed there
will be much fun in this contest.
Wednesday night the Caledonians
will make the pavilion ring. The lads
and lassies from the land of hills will
do themselves proud in the old high
land fling, in sword dances, jigs, filings,
and the reel o Tulloch. There will be
Scotch pipers and their weird music
will ring through the building.
Thursday night will be given over
to the Governor and Sacramentans.
There will be an ample program, in
Guiding a local society cake walk, which
y.
Friday night the Foresters of Amer
lea will hold high carnival 1t is ex-
pected that they will throng the pavil-
ion and make a record. They have
not yet completed the details of their
program. There will also be a fine
musical entertainment and a grotesque
cake walk.
Saturday night is a free for all. The
exhibitors will say their farewell to
the public and will disburse with a
liberal hand thousands of samples and
advertising souvenirs. Miss Hickman
will give her famous Dewey dance, and
the usual professional program will
run.
FAIR NOTES.
Mrs. Patterson. aged 81 years, who IS
a charter member of Rising Star Re-
becca Lodge, walked in the parade on
Odd Fellows night.
Mrs. Hale, who entertained the trav-
cling men at her residence on Thurs
day night, was made a life member
of their organization. 1t is a rare
honor.
The Punch and Judy show is a de-
lightful feature in the summer garden
annex every afternoon.
Charles Lenhardt, Jr., a former part
ner Of Musical Director Buckley, was
in the city yesterday with his fine road :
ster Duke.
La Bandera Parlor had a beautiful
banner of flowers at the reception n-room
last night It was made of pink and
white asters, and was enjoyed by ey-
erybody.
On Thursday the Governor will have
full escort of prominent officers OF
the army and navy and of the National
Guard. So reads a telegram from San
Francisco.
Herman Fisher made record for
himself last night by standing off a San
Francisco theatrical booking agent who
interviewed the Citizens Committee
to collect salaries due to performers.
It'll pay the performers only said Mr..
Fisher, and this committee will stand
for no cinch games by which agents
collect $50 a week and give players
500 plus per cent
The musical program for Monday
night is very elaborate and it is said
to be one of the strongest yet presented