The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-16
MANY FEATURES
FOR THE CARNIVAL
Fleet of Eight Miniature War
ships Is Ready for the
Launching

OAKLAND. April 15.-The fleet OF
eight warships, which will be the
unique feature Of the elaborate naval
carnival which is being arranged by
the associated societies of the Uni
tartan church. is ready for the launch
ing The officers are being named from
among the members of the Woman
alliance. the Starr King fraternity and
the Unity club and Will serve on Fri
day evening, April "a, and Saturday
afternoon and evening, April %, when
the battleships are drawn UP in Wendte
hail for inspection. The original af-
fair has been planned by Emil Fritsch
and is being arranged for by Mrs. l.
H. Cutting, president of the Woman S
alliance: Mrs. l. NJ Hadley. Mrs
George Schammel, Mrs. n. C. Kendall
and committees from interested organ
izatiOns.
Representatives of California. the
nation. Germany. England, Russia,
France, Spain and Japan will take part
in the carnival In the Spanish yes
sci will be arranged a wonderful floral
display under the direction Of Mrs. L.
A. Folsom and Mrs. NJ. L Frost
Miss K Van Harlinger, Miss Doris
Hadley. Mrs. J. NJ Crump and Miss
Lola Cutter are planning for the Rus
sian ship where a native family in COS
tune will entertain with a series OF
fancy dances The ship OF England
viii show a sailors galley under the
direction Of Mrs. F. II. Barnes. Mrs. d.
McNicol and Mrs. A w. Burrell.
TEMPLE OF ASTROLoGY
A temple of astrology will attract
the crowds TO the Japanese vessel.
where the future will be unfolded by
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Elliott and Mrs.
Lmil Fritsch.
A Mutt will be the drawing card
for Germany. France sends a pictur-
esQue display. The corps Of marine
officers will include Jesse i. Dibert,
Cecil Baker, Gilbert S. Haly, Forrest
". Nettler, George s. Meredith, Her
man Dybergh, Claude T. Faw and
Jack Harper.
A typical Indian wigwam with all
sorts Of interesting curios is one of the
features which is being arranged on
the side by Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Rollar,
who are familiar with the habits Of the
red man and have some choice things
TO show A special delivery postoffice
service will be managed by Mrs. NJ. L.
Hadley and Mrs. Doris Madden. A pond
OF marvellous fish will be presided over
by Miss A ]. Parsons. Mrs. SWEET, A.
". Whitney and Olcott Cummins.
One of the concessions about which
there is a mysterious silence is the
Starr King museum. Its managers in
clude Miss Laura c. Moore, Mr.. and
Miss Emmabelle Fucker, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Booth, II. J. Piersol and S. E.
Coleman.
REFRESHIENT BOOTHS
Hundreds of wistaria blossoms will
make the charming canopy for the ar
tistically planned nook where refresh
ments will be served the guests by a
coterie of the younger girls. In the ice
cream garden Miss Jennie Johnson
Miss II. r. Landon, Miss c. z. Voice
Miss Virginia Crump and Miss Eliza
beth Crump viii make up the receiving
party. Delicious home made candy will
be bartered by Miss Gertrude Simonds.
Coffee in the prettily appointed coffee
kitchen VIII be poured by Mrs. George
schammel, Mrs. John w. Stetson and
Miss Katherine Potter.
Another interesting feature of the
evening viii be the gypsy camp. where
the fortune tellers are promised a busy
hour. The trio of seers are Mrs. G. L.
Haly Mrs J. G. Lennon and Miss
Martha Bromley.
The side show, where the wild man
VIII be shown, is under the direction OF
Alex Rattray. Miss Mabel Kuss and
Miss Alice Voice.
During the evening receptions some
delightful programs Of music will be
given They have been arranged for by
Prof. d. P. Hughes. An orchestra will
furnish play on each occasion.