The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-04-27
ALL LYNDEN WILL
VISIT TULIP SHOW
Stores Will Close and District
Will Be Guests of Bellingham
At Annual Show

Friday, May 5, will be a real
Lynden day at the Tulip Festival
at Bellingham. On that day
the majority of the local business
institutions will be closed all day
to permit everybody to witness
the program of entertainment.
The construction of the Lynden
float for the parade is now under
way, with d. w. Alverson in
charge, and happy idea is be-
ing carried out in building it.
A big auto truck is being used
for the float.
The official program for the
Tulip Festival calls for the fol-
lowing events:
~ Thursday, May 4th, 1922
2.v0-P. M.-Opening of Bios
som show at Liberty Hall.
GOO P. M..-Banquet for Queen
and royal attendants at Leo
pold Hotel.
1880 P. M.-Vancouver Hieland
Pipe Band will escort Queen
and her court from banquet
hall to State Armory.
1880 P. M.-Coneert at State
Armory by Elks Band.
500 P. M.-Coronation pagaent.
followed by coronation cere-
monies at State Armory.
$3.50 P. M.-Grand march. led
by Queen of Tulips and Mayor
of Bellingham.
Daily Indian exhibitions.
1000 P. M.-Grand coronation
ball at State Armory. Dances
will also be held at the same
time at Danceland, Eagles Hall
and Moose Hall.
Friday, May 5th, 1922
1000 A. M. = Second day Bios
som Show at Liberty Hall.
1000 A M.-Government bulb
farm and tulip gardens, near
Country Club open for inspec-
tion.
1900 A. M-Band concerts at
band stand, Holly and Com
mercial Streets, and at Home
Boosters booth on Railroad
Ave.
11:O0 A. M-Golf Club grounds
open to visitors.
100 P. M-Mobilization of par
ade units at assigned stations.
200 P. M.-Parade moves. Head
of parade rests corner of For
est and Holly Streets, proceeds
- down Holly Street to Bay ST.,
thence on Bay Street to Cham
pion Street, thence on Cham
plon Street to Dock Street,
thence out Dock Street to Vir-
ginia Street; counter-marching
on Dock to Magnolia Street,
-.-... thence On Magnolia to Forest.
or to such points as will per
NIT parade to cross Elk Street.
4.30 P. M.-Opening of North
west Washington Baseball Lea
que at Battersby Field in
game between the Bellingham
Elks and Mount Vernon. The
Queen and her Court will at
tend in royal state.
4:30 P. M.-Band concerts at
band stand on Commercial and
Holly and at Home Boosters
booth on Railroad Avenue.
600 P. M.-Municipal banquet
given to visiting municipal Of
ficials by city officials of Bel
lingham. Elks Club.
1880 P. M.-Band concerts at
band stand, Commercial and
Holly Street, and Home Boost
ers booth on Railroad Avenue.
500 P. M.-Festive ball at State
Armory.
500 P. M.-Dances at Danceland
Eagles Hall and Moose Hall.
500 P. M.-Firework display
on waterfront.
1000 P. M.-Blossom Show Of
ficially closes,
Saturday, May 9th, 1922
1000 A. M.-Field and track
meet, Bellingham State Nor
NAL VS.. Whatcom High School,
& Battersby Field.
, $1,000 A. M.-Golf links open to
visitors. Government Bulb
Farm and Tulip Gardens open
to visitors.
11:O0 A. M.-Band concerts at
Commercial and Holly Streets
and on Railroad Avenue.
$500 P. M.-Baseball game at
Battersby Field, Sedro Wooley
VS.. Bloedel Donovan.
2:3O +. M.-6oll toui ndiicnt'
2:30 p. M.-Band concerts, Com
mercial and Holly Streets and
on Railroad Avenue.
500 p. M-Grand Illuminated
parade.
$50 p. M.-Grand free carnival
dance on Commercial Street.
1900 Midnight-Grand Finale,
Sunday, May 9Th, 1922
800 P. M.-Baseball at Batters-
by Field, Blaine VS.. knights
of Colum bus