Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-29


times ana contests 90 his beautiful
Santa Susana principally. known
throughout California as Maicra ~
Rancho solect0,
A most delightful and interesting
trip through the prosperous frut
ranches and famous berry fields OF
Tropico. the San Fernando valley
with its wealth OF orchards. orange
and lemon groves and halside vine
yards. along the s2a.000,O00 Los An.
eeloa AQucduct route. through tho
Chatsworth tunnel. the longest IN the
world, "a marvel OF engineering skiiD
piercing the picturesque Chatsworth
mountains. opening Into the broad
peaceful valley OF the Stint whore Is
located the Mater El Rancho 1electo
characterized by the festivities wnicn
land a glow OF poetry ana romance
10 the land OF the spanish hacienda,
suggesting old world romance IN a
new world setting amid an aimos-
phere far removed from that OF busy
buatllng, modern Los Angeles.
The day at Maier's NJ Rancho Sc
lecto will be- one long 70 be remem-
bered, Il will be a revival OF those
charming customs aud hospitality
which invested the life OF the olden
times with the pleasures that are on
shrined IN story. verse and tradition
Thursday, May e,-San Diego Day,
10 O. m, Col d. G. Collier. director
general Of tho Panama California ex-
position NJ san Diego. has Just com
pleted arrangements with Motley A..
Flint. chairman OF the executive COM
mi a -
San Diego Day on that day our visit.
tors and the people OF Los Angeles
VIII witness one Of the most unique
parados ever givon--twenty-Ono beau
titul floats depicting the missions Of
California, to be sent TO Los Angeles
from San Diego for the purpose. Eight
hundred men will be used IN the
tableauxs, costumes as monks, gol-
diers, Indians, etc
p. m. Exhibition drill by fifty
Arab patrols at Exposition ark. Inn
mtdiately after the drills and patrols
will be taken to Shrine auditorium
for a banquet give In their honor by
Al Malaikah temple.
Evening. Third and last night OF
the electrical pageant.
Friday May 10.
Q a. m. All bands, Shrine and regu-
lar will assemble at the post office
building, and will march 10 the place
OF formation OF the Midsummer Floral
and Allegorical parade. I'm route to
point Of formation the bands viii play
in unison Onward, Christian Sol
diers.' America" sStar Spangied
Banner" and Dixie"
10 a. IA. Midsummer Floral ana
AlleaoFleal parade. made up OF five
divisions, as follows: First division
Floral parade, similar TO that which
has made Los Angeles famous. Sec
ond dlvision--Para of all nations;
floats typical OF every nation on
earth. Third division Fraternal
division; floats exempiyfing the tents
OF all the prominent fraternal organi-
zhtions In the world Fourth division
southern California division; floats
OF every prominent city IN southern
California, typifying the beauties ana
products OF the cities represented.
Fifth diviaion--Civic division; floral
entries by principal parks, fire depart
ment, etc.
Evening. s o'clock. Invitation bail
at al Malaikah Shrine's coliseum. IL
Is the intention OF the executive com
mittee 20 make this ball the browning
event OF the week.
Saturday May 1t--carnlVal Day, Ven
Ice Of America.
~ o'clock: Grand salute, twenty
one guns from Venice breaSwater.
Band concerts by famous Venice =
and three other bands, continuous
from IL o'clock noon.
Aquatic sports In Venice plunge,
Venice lagoon and ocean.
Canoe races. row boat races anu
races during afternoon.
japanese wrestling and Jul pitsn
expositions In Venice auditorium; al
ternOOn.
japanese daylight fireworks at $3.50
p. m.
Dancing, bathing and all other at
traetions open all day.
Carnival opens az p. m.
D. M. Free vaudeville and con-
cert In Venice auditorium.
Band concerts, p. m. 10 1880, 81
Marks plaza.
Eleaborate display OF fireworks on
The ocean az O'Clock.
Grand confetti battle starts az $3.50
p M.
Grand illumination Of Venice beach.
Dreakwater, pitr and building $3.50
p M.
Grant, carnival ball In Venice dance
pavilion, 3 to ~ D. m.
All the big Venice amasementa IN
ull operation ail day,
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