Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-10
SACRAMENTO DAY.
Notes of Preparation FOR the Coming
Event.

Notes of Preparation FOR the Coming
Event.
Mr.. Cummings, Vice-Chairman OF thu
Reception Committee, requests, in view O
! the fact that several changes have been
made, that the list of details from the Re
ception Committee for the 18th and 18th be
republished. They are as follows:
To receive at morning train from San
Francisco August 1Ith Joseph Stefens,
W. P. Coleman. Chris. Green, John Ryan,
| w. r. Jones. DR.. W. Z. Briggs Rev. 4. L.
| Ollie, Felix Tracy, S. E. Darlington, c. X.
McClatchy, J. H. Carroll C. II. Cummings,
W. NJ Petrie, William Beckman.
To receive at the evening train-the gen.
tlemen named above and the following :
Hon. T. B. Mcfarland, Hon. W. G. Van
Fleet, Hon. n. Greene Curtis, Hon. 5. c.
benson, DR.. e. L. Simmons, y. d. Rideout,
DIR. W. R. Cluness, Albert Gallatin, Hon.
Fred Cox, A. A. Van VOORHEES,, Major Frank
Miller, a. P. Catlin, W. r. Jones, John
Ryan, w. a. Henry, Colonel w. II. Hall,
Colonel E. r. Hamilton, ]. T. Griffiths, H.
G. Smith, Hon. Grove L. Johnson, J. B.
Wright, DR.. T. w. Huntington.
To receive at the Z. Is. Croker Art Gal
lery, August 12th-James /. Felter, J. A.
Woodson, C. E. Grunsky, D. Lubin, DR..
Geo. Pyburn VIII +. Jackson, Mrs. 1.
Luding, Mrs VIM. Lyon, Mrs. Alex. Neil
son, Miss Emily McClatchy, Miss Fanny
McClatchy, Miss Carrie Goodhue and Miss
Leonora Klebitz.
To receive at the Aztec Club rooms
HEADQUARTERS Reception Committee) Au-
gust 18th and 12th-General Geo. Cosby,
Charles McCreary, J. r. Gritfitts, C. H.
Cummings, A. n. Buchanan, Mrs. Mary
B. Jordan, Mrs. G.. L. Pinkham, Mrs. W. A.
Henry, Mrs. C. II. Cummings, Mrs. o. ?.
Goodhue, Mrs. J. A. Woodson, Mrs. H. A.
Burnett, Mrs. Mary Kent, Mrs. A. n. Blu
chanan.
To receive at the Pavilion evening of
August 11th-The entire 6. A. r. Recep-
ton Committee.
To receive at the State Capitol building,
at 10 \. N. of August 12th-Hon. J. Q.
Brown, w. P. Coleman, Hon. Fred. Cox,
Z. K Alsip, H. &. Smith, Albert Gallatin,
Joseph Steffens, Hon. Newton Booth, Col.
James McNasser, Hon. Robert Barnett,
r. S. Carey, Hon. Grove L. Johnson, Hon.
s. C. benson, DIR. 6. L. Simmons, r. J.
Merkley j. II. Carroll, DR.. A b. Nixon,
Hon. Thos. L. Thompson, Hon. J J. Oulla-
han, Hon. T. H. Wallis Prof w w. An
derson, Rev L. r. Ollie, J. w. Wilson, r.
D. Stephens, Hon. VIM. Johnston.
Mayor Brown yesterday received a dis
patch from the Nebraska editorial excur-
sion party, now en- route to the Pacific
coast, in which it was promised that, if
nothing unforeseen occurred to prevent,
the party would accept the eity's invitation
extended to the said party to participate in
the G. A. r. festivities tomorrow evening
al the Pavilion.
Among the G. A. r, programmes issued
at the Bay was fine one by the agent of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
Railroad Company, which includes par
tieulars of the " Sacramento Day excur-
sion. 1t Is very neatly executed souvenir,
and one which will be retained by the
members and others.
The following ladies have been selected
to assist the Floral Committee in decorat-
ing the Pavilion: Mrs. Burnham, Mrs.
Shearer, Mrs. Seadler, Mrs. Carter, Mrs.
Capt. Roberts, Mrs. Dr. Magill, Mrs G.
w. Ficks, Miss May Burnham. Miss J. II.
Sullivan, Miss Gertrude Gerrish, and men,
bers of Ladies Relief Corps. These ladies
are 10 meet at the new Pavilion this even
ing at O'Clock 10 assist in decorating tables
and make floral pieces.
Information was received yesterday that
the Washington, D. c., delegation, about
100 strong, will come TO Sacramento to par
ticipate in our reception and visit this To-
cality.
The procession on Wednesday evening
Will consist of the local companies of the
National Guard the three Grand Army
Posts, Knights Of Pythias, Foresters, Odd
Fellows and Sacramento Hussars. The
First Artillery Band has been assigned to
accompany the procession.
The Committee on Invitation and Recep-
ton at its meeting last evening, resolved
TO request all employers of members of the
National Guard and Grand Army Posts 10
allow such employees to leave their employ
ment by 4 o'clock P. N. on Wednesday, in
order that they may prepare for the pro-
ceSsiOn that IS TO start on the arrival of the
excursion train.
Carriages Will be on hand at the train to
escort lady excursionists to the Pavilion.
1t is impossible to state how many visit |
ors Will be present on Wednesday and
but GOO tickets were purchased
in one lot for Sacramento day. 1t is not
unlikely that from LOCO 10 1900 visitors
will be here.
1t is the desire of the committees that
persons who are TO entertain G. A. r. visit
ors should present themselves at the Pa
vilion on Wednesday night to assist in
escorting guests TO their lodgings.
1t has been decided to admit upon the
floor at the banbuet on Wednesday even
ing, the local military, members of the G.
A. L. Posts of this city, the Ladies Relief
Corps and Ladies Loyal League.
Friends and relatives of visiting veterans
will be provided on the trains with badges
emitting them to admission to the Pavilion
Members of the local Grand Army Posts
will assemble at their headquarters pre-
paratory to joining the procession at the
depot on Wednesday evening.
The committee requests the Capitol Com
missioners and Museum Association to
provide ice-water for visitors to the Capitol
and Art Gallery on Thursday.
Citizens who are to entertain guests on
Wednesday highland who cannot receive
them al the Pavilion-are requested not to
retire until their guests are received for the
night.
Lodgings have been procured for about
500 persons thus far, but more are desired. |
Any citizens not yet called upon, and who
can accommodate one or more guests, are |