Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-01-28
NATIONAL HoRTICuITuRIsrs.
Their Reception at Sacramento at the
Capitol on Tuesday.

| NdP'tpA cu 1uSSoays
| The citizens committee having charg
the programme for the reception of th
American Horticultural Association, whicl
is to visit this city next Tuesday evening
have since their appointment been activ
in their labors. Yesterday She COMMITTEE
called upon Secretary of Stats Hendricks
and he kindly permitted them 10 use tn,
Capitol for the entertainment. / meetin,
| OF the committee was held last evening a
the office of w. p. Coleman, when further
details were arranged.
After much discussion the committed
finally concluded that the most appropriate
reception, and the one that would be mos
! agreeable to our visitors would be an in.
| formal musical and literary entertainment
The Assembly Chamber will be thrown
open and the whole building viii De brill
iantly Illuminated.
Several OF Sacramento's best speakers
have consented to deliver brief addresses
and 1t is expected that those present will
also have the opportunity of listening to
some of the more eloquent of the Eastern
delegates. The principal desire of the
committee has been to make the gathering
OF such char acter that cur citizens NAV
become acquainted with the visitors, and
for that purpose tee floor will be so ar
ranged as to permit free and full converse
ton and an interchange of views upon
topics interesting 10 both them and our own
people. The people, fully aware that the
success OF an entertainment of this charac.
ter will be materially aided by the pres
ence of ladies, have invited as a special
committee representative women of Sacra-
mento to assist in entertaining. 1t is ex-
pected that i'll addition to these the daugh-
terS and wives OF our citizens who attend
Will aid in entertaining the guests, and it
has been suggested that none should be
spectators but all should take part with a
vim" and that the ladies should appear in
such costume as though they We're receiv-
ing at home.
light collation. will be served to guests
under the direction of one of our leading
caterers. 1t is expected that each member
of the Reception Committee will person.
ally look after the comfort and pleasure of
the visitors
The expenses of the entertainment will
be betrayed from the sale of tickets. the
price of which has been fixed at 81 each.
a representative of the committee will call
upon citizens for the purpose of selling
tickets, and those who desire may also OBJ
tain them at the Office of J. 0. Coleman.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Mayor Eugene J. Gregory, Chairman
Hon. }. w. Armstrong, Hon. A. Abbott, J.
NJ. Avery, E. K. Alsip, VIM. Beckman,
John Breuner, D. w. Angler B. B. Brown,
A Andrews, Z. F. Aiken, Hon. Newton
Booth, Peter Bohn, Geo. o. Bates, Fred
Birdsall, Hon. Marcus d. Boruck, A. Back.
man, Hon. w. II. Beatty, DIR. W. H.
Baldwin, E. G. Blessing, Dr. w. A. Briggs,
w. o. Bowers, w. d. Comstock, James II,
Burnham of Folsom, Elwood Bruner Geo.
W. Chesley, DR.. W. R. Cluness, S. e. Car
rlngton, Hon. N. Greene Curtis, Edgar b.
Carroll, w. d. Comstock, J. +. Cooper,
X. S. Carey, Hon. Fred Cox, C. w.
Clarke, DR.. James Caples of Elk Grove,
J. o. Coleman, C. H. Cummings, Z. A.
Crouch, Hon. A. 2. Catlin, W. p Coleman
z. G. Bonte, Hon. J. P. Dunn, Felix T
Dunn, General H. B. Davidson, 1. Daniel
WITT, c. H. Dunn, James G. Davis, Hon.
Robert 7. Devlin, Hon. Win J. Davis,
Hon. 3. Z. benson, Richard Dale, DR.. G.
NJ. Dixon, Captain Thomas DIVER. NJ. J.
Dillman, NJ. NJ. Drew, ?. C. Dresher. L. f.
Elkus, L. f. Fassett, Daniel Flint, Rev. 2.
Grace, James 1. Felter, John Funston.
Frank F. Freeman, Thomas Fox, A. L.
Frost, G. E. Grunsky, Frank Gregory, d.
ellis, G. II. Dillman, DIR. NJ. Gardner,
@. III. Gilman, Chris. Green, Chas. Glad
ding, W. E. Gerber, Colonel e. r. Hamil-
ton. A. Hebron, T. B. Hall, Jos. Hahn.
Add. c. Hinkson, Hon. w. c. Hendricks,
Hon. Adam Herold, Hon. Ira G. Hoitt,
Hon. VIM. H. Hall, Major C. H. Hubbard,
General A. l.. Hart, DR.. w. A. Hughson,
Judge S. S. Holl, E. w. Hale, DR.. Obed
Harvey, Calf; Geo. w. Hancock, VIM In
gram, Jr.. R. G. Irvine, Hon. W. p. John
Hon Vim Johnston, j., 7
Jackson, Hon. Grove L. Johnson, A. J.
Johnston, VIM. Geary, Colonel ]. w.
Guthrie, r. E. Gogings, w. F. Huntoon, A.
S. Hopkins, E. c. Hopkins, E. J. Holt, b.
I. Howard, Jos. T. Hill, Horatio Hurd
Alonzo Conklin, NJ. S. Hammer, Chas. S.
Houghton, NJ. L. Hammer, J. l.. Hun
toon, H. Wachhorst, w. J. Irvine,
VIM. Jones, w. T. Knox, Jr, ]. B. Klune,
George b. Katzenstein, ]. J. Kiley, Col.
Perrie kewen, E. Lyon, Geo. Lavenson,
d. A. Lindley. L. L. Lewis, P s. Lawson,
L.. Lavenson, T. NJ. Lindley, Hon. H. NJ i.
LaRue, DR.. II. Latham, VIM. Land, Chas.
a. Luhrs' A. Leonard Geo. W, Locke, Geo.
M. Mott, Fred Mier, Rev. w. G. Merrill,
Chas. McCreary, c. K. MaClatchy, L. G.
Montfort, V. S. McClatchy, ]. Henry
Miller, Hon. J. H. McKune, B. Nc
Creary, Rev. P. Manogue, J. G. Mar
tine, James McNssser, Frank Miller,
ii. Moses, L. Mebius, r. J. Merkley,
James h. Mills, George G. McMullen, Will
lam Mclaughlin, f. D. Myers, Hon.
Tho1as Mcconnell, McConnelrs; f. H.
Mckee, S. w. McKim, - Mckenzie,
John Mcneil, L. B. Mohr, John NJ MILF
ken, W. B. Miller, James MCGUIRE C. P.
Nathan, Dr. Ira E. Oatman, W. r Ormsby,
General Orion, w. +. Osborn, J. J. Paul
sell, William NJ Petrie, G. Politz, James n.
L
klns, Rocklin; n. d. Rideout, Hon. Theo-
dore Reichert. P. H. RUSSELL Frederick E.
Ray, Charles Robin, Frank Ruhstaller, NJ
l.. Rose, Hon. ]. Reuter-, Reuters; Jo-
seph Rutter, Florin John Ryan,
Hon. Frank d. Ryan, DIR. G. l. Simmons,
5. z. Smith, DR.. I. A. Snider Hon. r. D.
Stephens, II. G. Smith, P. Scheld, Ed. T.
Smith, Sparrow S. Smith, c. A. Sawtelle,
Joseph Steffens, William Schaw, B. U.
Steinman, James C. Supulveda. DR.. S. S.
Southworth, George Schrotb, Tom Scott
A: c. Sweetser, W. d. Stalker, General T
W. Sheehan, DR.. f. f. Teb5ets, Jabez
Turner, Hon. L. S. Taylor, w. r. Strong,
A, G.. Tufts, Felix Tracy, General L. Tozer,
Ed. F. Taylor, A. A. Van VOORHEES,,
Hon. K. J. Van VOORHEES,, J. w. Wilson,
J. A. Woodson, Charles Weiger, Hon. Z,
II. Wallis, G. L. White, H. Weinstock,
Robert Williamson, John We'll, Benjamin
WEIGH, l.. Williams, B. Wilson, W. H.
Wood, Lincoln White, @. A. york, J. D.
Young.
FLORAL COMMITTEE.
The following have been chosen as a
Committee on Floral Decorations: Mrs,
George W. Chesley, Misses Amelia BOIL,
Eta Birdsall, Mamie Crouch, Winnie De-
vine, Emma Felter, Susie Garfield, Mil
dred Gregory, jeanette Hamilton, Emma
Hughes, Jennie Lindley, - Merkley,
Susie Russell, Mamie Russell, Julia Sulli-
van, Ida Wilson, Mary E. Weaver.
LITERARY EXERCISES.
The Committee on Literary Exercises
met last evening and made out invitations
to prominent horticulturists to preside al
the reception, and to two speakers to de,
liver, one an address of welcome, and the
other to speak upon the horticulture of this
section. The committee also arranged fol-
an orchestra to furnish music during the
evening, and possibly there NAV be solo
1 performances by competent musicians, and
| an effort will be made to secure the services
of solo artists now visiting IN the city.
The committees all rely upon the citi-
zens Of Sacramento improving this occa-
| sion to send the visiting horticulturists
away very highly impressed with Sacra-
| mento. They will ride through the valley
and the whole Sacramento region for two
days, and, arriving here, will be so informed
as to the topography and capacity of Cen
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