The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-05-23
THE CAMPBELLS
ARE now WITH US.
AEROPLANE FLIGHT ON AMuSE-
MEAT PROGRAM TOMORROW.
Interesting Feature of Gale
donian Picnic VIII Be This
Evenings Concert.

have today and tomorrow
Everything is 10 prime condition
for the successful staging OF the Four
teanth Annual Caledonian Picnic,
This morning the crowds have arrived
I'm the city by train, automobile and
team to participate in the enjoyment
Of the amusements the Scots have
promised will be on the program.
The events of today, tonight and to-
morrow will prove to be intensely in.
teresting. The Zig Picnic opened this
morning with stirring music on the
streets ny that splendid organization.
the Athena Band.
Headed by the band, the Caledon-
ians aud their friends went to ths city
park, where the exercises of the fore
noon were held, and where entertain.
ment for all is in progress this after
noon.
Tonight at 8:15, in the opera house
the annual concert will be held.
Everybody will re given an opportnn-
ity to see and hear the Scotch dancers
and singers at their best. The enter
tainmeht at the concert is the only
part Of the picnic amusement that is
charged for. this icing done to assist
in defraying the expenses of the per-
formers.
Tomorrow will be the big day. In
addition to the regular program OF
speaking, singing, dancing and sports,
President q. I. Watts Of the Oaledon-
ian society announces that arrange
ments have teen made with the Ben
nett Aero company of Seattle to send
Aviator Johnny Bryant here for an
exhibition fight in the big Bennett
biplane.
At three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
Athena will witness its first heavier
! than -air machine exhibition under the
guiding hand Of, one of the most dari3g
aviators in the business. Mr.. Bryant
will fly from Pendleton tomorrow
morning. alighting in this city about
seven o'clock and his exhibition will
take place promptly at three o'clock
| in the afternoon. The biplane flight
| is in addition to the regular program
Of the afternoon and the society is to
be congratulated for'giving the people
an opportunity to witness 1t. The
program:
FRIDAY. 10 A. M.
1--Music, Athena Band, Main street.
March to City Park.
2-Music by Band at Park.
S--Address of Welcome. Mayor Ed
ward e. Koontz.
4-Response for the Society, b. J..
I Watts, President.
5-Bagpipe music, Pipers Smith and
Mcdonald.
I6-Address, Rev. A. Mackenzie Mel.
drum.
7-vocal solo, Mrs. Halle Parrish
Hinges, Mrs. j. d. Plamondon ac-
oompanist.
| 8-Selection. Columtia College Or-
ohestra.
9-Highland Fling, Messrs. Smith d
McCormaok. Misses Pottage g John
| stone.
1:3O, p. M. City Park.
Music, Athena Band.
2-SwoTd dance, Misses Pottage and
Johnstone.
| 3--Selection, Gordon's Orchestra.
4-vooal solo. Miss Zelma DePeatt
5--A stunt, Capt. Scott and Mis-. SCOTT.
6-Piano solo. Deux Polonaise, +. Cho-
gin, Miss Belle Mcintyre
Highland Fling, by four dancers.
S--vocal solo. Mrs. Halle Parrish
Hinges accompanied by Mrs. J. D.
Plamondon.
9--Ssleotion, Mrs. Capt SCOTT.
| 10--Another stunt, Mr.. Jimmie Ban
non.
11--Sailor's Hornpipe, Mr.. Will Mao
Cormack.
l2---
l3-Rsoitation, Miss Ida Kelley.
14-Oomio selection. Capt. SCOTT.
15-Bagpipe selection, Pipers Majoi
| Mcdonald. g. John Smith.
| Sports on Grounds and Track.
Concert at 8:15 p. M. Admission
30 cents.
Concert, Opera House, 8:l5 P. IA.
Music on street By Athena Band.
1--Selection. Pipers Mcdonald q
Smith.
2-Comie selection, Capt. Scott.
| s--Highland Fling, Misses Pottags 4
Johnstone. Measrs. Smith q Mac
1 Cormaok.
4-vocal solo. Miss Zelma DePssth
| 5--Selection from Choeslata Soldier
i Mr.. J. N. Scott and chorus.
e-Piano solo. Miss Zola Keen.
7-Sword dance. Lieut.. John smith.
81 Recitation, Miss Ida Kelley.
9--Sailor's Hornpipe, ldr. VIM. Mac
| Cormack.
iO--Vocal solo. Mrs. Halle Paris
| Hinges, t'The Oregon Nightingale.
Mrs. Plamondon aecompanist.
II-seotch dance. Misses P0ttase
| Johnstone-
l2-Song, America, Mrs. Hinges an
Audience, accompanied ty Gordon
Orchestra.