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Ponce De Leon Celebration—Old Spanish Trail
April 2,
4, 1929—St. Augustine. Florida
First Dcty — Continued
After this experiment has been performed the Queen has the Court Chamberlain announce her intention of retiring to the Spanish Rail at the Grand Palace, accompanied by her Court, and requesting all Royal subjects to remain seated until after the departure of the Royal party.
Note: The artists contributing to the above entertainment, to whom the committee is deeply grateful:
Jester’s Dance—Jack Dozier.
Court Singer—Jesse Robertson.
Royal Foot Guard—Boys from the D. and B. Institute.
Massed Chorus—Ketterlinus High School Glee Club.
Solo Dancer—Miss Bonita Richardson.
The “Marble” Men—Nelson Woodruff, Tom Phillips, Jack Dozier.
The carriages and horses are then brought forward and the Royal parade formed as follows:
1.	Marshal.
2.	University of Florida Rand.
3.	Royal Foot Guard.
4.	Heralds and Standard Rearers.
5.	Ponce de Leon.
6.	Coach of Queen, Grandees and carriages of Ladies in Waiting.
7.	Cavalry escort.
LINE OF MARCH
West to Orange street; west on Orange street to Cordova street; south on Cordova street to Cathedral street; east on Cathedral street to Ray street; north on Ray street to Fort San Marco, or Grand Palace.
9:30 O’CLOCK P. M.
On arrival of the Royal Parade at the Grand Palace, the Court, led by Her Majesty and Ponce de Leon, will enter the ball room from the central stairs for the grand march. Immediately following the Court, all persons present in costume will take place in the grand march.
When opposite the Queen's throne. Her Majesty, accompanied by Ponce de Leon, will turn out of the grand march and review the parade of her subjects. On signal, all in costume will begin dancing, and for the first three numbers only those in costume will be permitted on the floor.
Appropriate prizes have been arranged for those attending the Rail in costume. The judges will select the winners during the costume dancing, and the prizes will be presented by Ponce de Leon at the direction of the Queen.
Following the three costume dances the floor will be open to all present.
During the evening the Royal party will occupy the throne room when not participating in the dancing.