The San Francisco call., 1906-06-29

To BE SIMPLE
Oakland Committee Fin
ishes Programme for
the Fourth. =
Many Singers of Promi-
nence to Assist IN
the Chorus.


July committee has completed its pro-
gramme fox the eelebration of the ma
tional holiday. In accordance with
what the committees decided was the
proper course to follow in view of San
Francisco's recent disaster the observ-
ance of the day will be simple. In
the morning literary and musical ex-
ercises will be held at the Macdonough
Theater. The programme is as fol-
lows:
Overture, National American Airs
CTobanD, orchestra, Noah Brandt.
director; remarks. Judge e. NJ. Gibson,
president of the day; invocation, Rabbi
M Friedlander; cornet solo, "Cujus
Amman. tRossinil: Thomas yalerga;
tGounod), grand chorus and orchestra,
John W Mckenzie, director; reading
OF Declaration of Independence, Peter
Mrs. Blake-Alverson; recitation, In
Wagenet: Yankee Patrol (F. ".
Meachaml, orchestra; Grafton, Rev;
arranged especially for this occasion
by John w. Mckenzie from Sousa' s
celebrated march; American sketch.
Star -spangled Banner" tKey). Mrs.
Blake-Alverson, chorus and orchestra
(audience, to rise and sing, repeat
chorus); march, The President" (Vic-
Aci 11SA bSItls OEC4SSlId.
John w. Mckenzie, director of the
chorus which will take part, conducted
rehearsal this evening at the First
Presbyterian Church. A final re-
hearsal will be held July 8 at s D. M
at the same place. Among the singers
are:
San Franciseo-Anna Stockinger,
Hugo Carbonette, Mrs. B. Mccarthy,
Mrs. G. Behrsns. Martha jackson. May
stqgsHnSeF 6 HSefeg Mr w MdRenney MfcSTmek JOSEPH Mrf
Beard. Mrs. I. Beard, F. S. Barnard.
=; R;oba l. 3 SkiEvini 4bnb;s Mrs; E. n smo9t MIS-.
Mrs. NJ Phelps. Ethel Healing, Ger
trude Dowling, Gertrude Hemminga,
Miss A. Elliot, Miss NJ. Wood, Miss E.
Duckett. Miss NJ. O'sullivan, Miss A.
o'Sullivan. Miss A. Lose. Fred Danish,
Carl Rothenbush. Henry Lester, ]. H.
Gallagher. Henry Will. Charles Stauff-
axher, W. L. CONNIE, Mrs. L. Leischen-
Heller, DIR. j. A Kleiser, Olive Clark,
Mrs. NJ. Perley. Miss r. Mflroy, George
Abrege, Josephine Butler; Lillian Ben
Blumenthal L. Beddick, Mrs. L. Bed
dick, H. ]. de vries, ]. P. Faivre, Mrs.
J. c. Haughy j. l.. Hildebrand. Alice
Hawkes.. Edw. Irwin, Irene Johnson.
Lenhart, Marie Lauckman, Mrs. Len
drum, Mrs. A. Vincent. Charles Lehman,
F. Nicholson, Mrs. J. Myser, L. Van
Xactor, l. Won Carlson, Madeline
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hn 9ohn heaney sn0EE Zulu Ms sinz Bfe faara Mssfn sns
Ethel Boothby, Mrs. A E. Rowland,
Miss NJ. Flynn. Miss NJ Waters, s.
Silyerman. Helena Smith. Isabella
Smith, Ida Krajewski, Hazel McKen-
zie Ruth Mckenzie, Mrs. Won Frs
Ieben, Mrs NJ. Souders, George S. White,
Rosaiie Smith.
Alameda-Irlano Cont. Mini Cont,
Blanca Cont, Mrs. ]. Bolton.
Berkeley-Mrs. Lillian Ewing, ]. p.
Hale.
During the afternoon of the Fourth
the League of the Cross Cadets Band
of forty pieces will give an open air
concert at City Hall Park At Lake
Merritt while the regatta is in pro-
gress Scott's band will discourse mu-
sic on the boulevard.
St Mary's parish will hold an out
door fete at Idora Park on the Fourth.
ne arrangements are in charge of the
Rev. Edward Dempsey, the pastor. A
fireworks display Will be given in the
evening. Provision will be made for
dancing.
The members of the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society Branch No. l will serve a
picnic luncheon. Those in charge are:
j
]. Mccarthy, Mrs. w. J. Barrett, Miss
K. Mailer, Mrs. j. T. Feneran, Mrs. ].
McClenagen; refreshment committee
Miss Mary Carr; Mrs. James
Mrs. NJ B. Brady, Mrs. W. Morton, Miss
Anna Porter, Mrs George Clarke, Mrs.
Norton. Mrs. Ferguson, Miss Sarah
Flynn, Miss Mary Walsh, Miss Mary
Kane. The ladies in charge of the ice
cream department are Miss Mary Gan
non. Miss E. L. Kelly. Mrs. c. H. Bros
nahan, Mrs w, S. Pelton, Mrs. Zoriet-
ia and Miss Mary Lambert. The young
ladies of the Children ofsMary Society
will serve tea, cake and sandwiches to
their friends on that day. The mem
bers in charge are Miss Josie Clark,
Miss Josie Lyons. Kathryne Barry,
Nora Clark, Nell Really, May Doling
and associates of the society. Messrs.
James Doling, John Fleming, Peter
Nicholas, George hherin, George Court
ney and members of Company n
League of the Cross Cadets will assist
the young ladies'. Mrs. NJ L Jones. as
sisted by Miss NJ. Cooke, Mrs. j. Hag-
erty, Mrs Power, Miss Josie Mansfield,
Mrs. Calvin, Mrs. J. Connors, Mrs. j.
Quinn and Messrs. McBreen and Dele
hanty viii look after the soda water
and lemonade booth.
The proceeds go to the charity fund
of the society.