The daily sentinel., 1912-12-24
PROGRAM |SW|LL name SANTACI
ANNOUNCED COMMISSION is ON SPOT
Booths on midland Trail" at
the Worlds Fair Being Put
Up Today in Lobby.
SERIES OF STUNTS ARE GREAT

IRON the sounds emanating from
II the great y. NJ. &. A. building
today ii would not bedifficult to
believe that another Noah was build
ing new ark. so tremendous is the
din of hammer and saw making pre-
paration for the greatest of all asso-
citation celebrations - the Worlds
Fair, which opens Thursday night
Booths are being constructed on ev-
cry side, and the hustle and stir
among the young people. who have
thrown their entire vigorous young
beings into the spirit of the affair,
is bound to make it n grand success
The official program has been an
nounced and is reproduced below in
brief.
The building is fast being made
ready for the coronation of Queen
Jennie |, and the galaxy of talent
that will scintillate at the Y. NJ. c.
A. the latter part of the week and
the fun that will run riot like a
runaway chariot. will stamp the first
Worlds Fair on the associations his
tory like a second Magma Charta
There is to be something doing every
minute of every day, and none will
be able to say that they did not have
Il good time after 1t is all over unless
they have Joined the wound
hide-bound GROWERS and knockers
union and couldn't have good time
II the milk and honey of the nation
were trickled across their lips by the
queen. of the fairies. Only that class
can resist the temptations to join the
merrymakers in the great festal oc-
casion.
The. program for the three days in
brief is as follows:
Thursday, Dec. %.
p,m.--World,s Fair opeped by
Queen Jennie. followed by her recep-
tion to the children in the stadium.
3 p.m.-First star volley ball game
by business men. Free.
p.m.-Coronation of the queen
by Judge Shackleford. Queens re-
view of worlds pageant This is fol-
lowed by sensational shows in the
gym.
s pm.-Public reception by Queen
Jennie i'll the lobby
Friday, Dec. 2S.
2 p.m.-Fair opens. The Midland
Trail in full swing. All shows open.
3 pm.-Reception TO the queen by
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church.
p.m.-Mothers' afternoon per-
formance by Junior classes in the
stadium, followed by volley ball game
at pm. by business mems teams
3 and l. Free
s p.m.-Reception in honor of the
queen by the physical committee.
3 Monster gymnastic per-
formance by senior classes and ladies'
class in gym.
Saturday, Dec. 20.
2 p.m.-Fair opens for last day.
Midland Trail open.
4 p.m-Mesa County afternoon. |
Performances in the stadium. Fea-
lures mems tumbling team and lady |
gymnasts.
) pm-Star volley ball games be-
tween winners of previous two days |
Free.
p.m.-Reception to the queen by |
the board of trustees and directors. |
8 p.m.-Grand final show in the |
stadium. All classes participating.
Grand event.
Queen of the fair-Miss Jennie An
drus.
Queens maids of honor-Misses
Meldon Scheu. Mabel Stone, Ethel .
Cheedle and Mae Bates.
Attendants to the queen-Little |
Misses Jane Warner and Elizabeth .
Wallace.
Court heralds = Masters Tolbot
Smith and DeForest Northrop.
Queens royal scepter furnished by |
the Mayer Paint Company.
Queens bouquet furnished by the |
Grand Floral Company.
Queens crown furnished by AL |
bertis, New York city.
Official program furnished by d.
b. Bailey.