South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04
SOUTH BEND READY
To SPEND FOURTH
Diamond Lake, Turner Hall and
SprIngbroOk viii See CeIe-
bratiOnS During the Day.

Before the clocks had finished
striking u Thursday night, early OBJ
servers of the Fourth began the cele-
bration. Fire crackers and pistols be-
gan TO speak, ringing out on the early
morning air. showing that prepare
tons were complete for a great cele-
bration during the day.
Large crowds damned into the in
terurbans that terminate here Thurs
day evening to leave for the many
lakes that lay within easy reach Of
the city. There will be picnics at
many of the lakes, and the partici-
pants will celebrate in the evening
with fireworks on the water.
With the thermometer at 80 above
during the hottest Of the day. Thurs
day, the weather man would not
promise any relief as far as the heat
is concerned. The minimum temper
allure Thursday was &c.
Many small picnics and excursions
are being planned for the day, as most
stores and factories will remain closed
all day Three Of the larger celebra-
tons will be those given by the sum-
mer residents at Diamond lake. who
hold an annual outing every Fourth
and two entertainments open to the
public at Turner hail and at Spring
brook.
A tree entertainment will be given
by the South Bend, Turn-Verein at
Turner Hall Gardens all day July 4.
Band concert will be given by the
Willis Concert Band of Elkhart and
large display of fire works at night
with dancing and refreshments.
The concert program is:
AFTERNOON
March, Baltimore Boast Alexander
Selection, Marani . go. Wallace
Serenade, Enfantine .. Brooks
Saxophone quartette, Selected 49,.
Popular Selection, Remicks Hits No.
10 ...-. .......... .Lampe
Waltzes, Golden Sunset ..... Hall
Trombone solo. Sweetest Story Ever
Told ................. Mr.. BOylan
Selection, Heart Breakers .......
Mexican Dance, My Roserine 800.
..... ............ Farmhouse
March. HoOsier Club WIN. Sack
EVENING,
Fantasia, Russian .... ..Tobani
Caprice Brookside .......... Losey
Humoresque, Turkey in the straw
........ ....... .BellStedt
Clarinet solo, .... Mr.. Art. Reed
Waltzes, Sweet Reflections $500.
- . ..T hos. Moses
Serenade, Love in IdleneSs Macbeth
opoAASL NduNts Id OlOLld o. 1 ctdCl
Selection, German Airs =. 80. .Ascher
Description, Wont Go Home Until
Morning . .'..... .Dalbey
March, Fearless . .. Heed
Big Day at Springbrook.
Balloon aScensions, daylight and
night fireworks. band concerts and
other extra features will add to the
celebration at Springbrook park.
Starting early in the afternoon the
fireworks will start, consisting Of ex-
plosiyeS that develop into beautiful
and odd figures At night sky rock
cts, wheels. Roman candles. flower
pots, stationary figures. prominent
men and late creations will be used.
Prof Denier. the aeronaut, will
make two balloon ascensions. each
with a parachute drop. The big bag
Will start from the foot of the hall
back OF the Casino. The Casino will
be open with moving pictures and
other attractions.
c. II. Smith and his Springbrook
band will furnish the music for the
day. playing afternoon and evening
The program will have a patriotic
tone. as follows:
March. Under the Stars and
Stripes" Arr. by VIM. NJ Redfield
Selection. Songs Of All Nations
Arr. by Mackiee-Byer
Indian War Dance. .Bellstedt, jr.
Waltzes, imprisoned Dreams"
Rosas
British Patrol. Asch !
Overture, The Feast" .Bachman
Selection. Martha" ......F loto
Stars and Stripes Forever. Sousa