The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-23
GOLDEN POTLATCH
PROGRAM OUT
SEATTLE CARNIVAL TO BEGIN
SUNDAY, JULY rs, WITH
SACRED CONCERT.
Monday to Be Homecoming Day,
Tuesday Merchants and Manufactur-
ers' Day, and Wednesday, Big Day
Of the Carnival, Will See Landing Of
Gold Ship and Big Water Pageant.

| The program committee of the Seat
tie Carnival Association issued a pro-
gram which, while subject to minor
changes, gives general idea of what
Seattle's first Golden Potlatch will be.
The detailed program by days does
not contain mention of the general fea-
lures, such as aviation and band con.
certs, which will run generally through
the week.
Ellery's band will start Sunday with
a sacred concert and continue through
the week, with special band concerts
afternoon and evening. The program
for these concerts, as well as those by
Wagner's and other bands, has not vet
been made out.
| Aviation Program Held Back.
The aviation program is also held
back pending additional detailed ad-
vices from Glenn H. Curtiss.
| The program of balls and other So
cial features, also sports on land and
water, will be announced later.
The program given out follows:
Monday-Home-comi Day.
Reunion of former Seattleites; re-
ception and open house by all clubs
and social organizations. Automobile
day-Gathering of auto clubs of North
west by run to Seattle. Hill-climbing
and other contests arranged by Auto
Dealers Association. Reception by
Seattle auto clubs.
Observation-Disclosures and Manufactur.
ers' Day.
| 10 a. m.-Boat trip to Puget Sound
navy yard.
| II a. m.-Visit to battleships and
navy yard.
1890 p. m-Reception by Bremerton
Commercial Club.
| 1870 p. m.-Luncheon aboard ship.
2 p. m.-Return to Seattle.
p. m.-Auto ride through Seattle
boulevard system
p. m.-Smoker and reception for
men.
8 p. m.-Entertainment for ladies.
Continuation of reception and open
house by all clubs and social organiza-
tons.
Wednesday-Aiaska.seattIe Day.
] Grand opening of the Golden Pot
latch and landing of the gold ship
bearing the gold.
| The grand historical pageant, show
ing in line of gorgeous floats the pro-
gress of Seattle and the Northwest.
This pageant is under the direction of
Capt. A. H. Stoddard, who was director
of pageants at the Hudson-Fulton cele-
bration.
Motor boat. cutter and Indian canoe
races.
Grand water pageant by parade of
Illuminated water craft: the boats rep
resenting every type of commerce, war
and pleasure
| Brilliant illumination of the harbor.
vessels and docks.
Display of fireworks on the water
front.
Concerts by Ellery's famous band
and Wagner's A.-Y.-P. band.
Palmer's Potlatch Flambeau Club.
Thursday-Army and Navy Day.
| Parade of military and naval bodies.
civic societies.
| Naval reserves.
Flambeau pageant and moving fire.
works display.
Grand military ball in the evening.
Drill team contest.
Friday-AlI Nations Day.
| Pageant of the nations.
| Day fireworks.
| Picturesque ceremonials.
National floats and historical pa-
geants.
All nations costume ball in evening
Band concerts by Enerys, Wagner's
and other bands.
1 Mammoth lantern parade.
! Palmer's Potlatch Flambeau Club
Saturday-Women and ChiIdren's Dav
and Flower Day.
| Parade by 5000 children.
Boy Scouts.
The pony cavalry.
Floral auto parade.
Children's unique play festival.
Carnival of children.
Afternoon concerts by Juvenile