The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-05
THE NATIVE SONS.
Making Preparations for the
Grand Celebration.

Badges nelQ meeting ana decided on
badges for the Reception and Arrange
ment committees. The general design for
both is the same. but the reception badge
will be Nile green and the other crushed
strawberry. The head-piece is brass bar
with the letters :" N. S. G. w." and pro-
jecting star with bear in relief. Com
mencing at the top the badge reads: ..Ad-
mission Day Celebration; then diagonally
across the word Reception or Arrange
ment," and beneath the wor DIS "San Fran
cisco, September 9th," and the date 1880"
between two flags at the base.
THE GRAND BALL.
The Committee on Grand Ball appointed
couple of committees and disposed of few
minor details necessary for the grand ball
on the 9th of September 1t was decided to
put free hat-room at the disposal of the
guests, and to close the pavilion at o'clock
on the night of the ball 10 prepare the floor
for dancing.
1t was also decided to have 10000 invita-
tons prin ted, and then the following were
appointed on the Floor Committee:
California, No: l, Frank w; Yale and L. J. La.
lsnde; Pacific. No. 10. W; J. Willy and d. L.
ton and j. c. Eichel; Mission, No. 50, F. W.
Burnett and H. d. Duke; San francisco, No. 40,
81, j. A. kuster and Thos. ii. boance; RncoH,
No. ~, W. j. Wynn and I. j. Vivian; stanford,
No. &c. C. S. Steige and A. ]. Marlin: Yerba
rlcks; Bay City, No. 104, S. Peiser and S. j.
Ackermani Mantle, No. los, w. CLARK aud j.
Keenan,; Columbia No. III, J. Ii; Wood and
and Ii. A. Anderson; Alcalde, No. l54, +. G.
Farmar and Val kehriein; South San Francisco,
No. 157, J. ~ La Roche and Louis Monnemaun;
SeQuoia. No. 100. A. v. Reed and Z. Z. Tones.
The following we're appointed members
of the Reception Committee from the vari-
Gus parl0rs:
California, Arthur Clump and George X LIttle
Pacific, Samuel w. Dickson aud Harry klopen-
slime; Golden Gate, b. j. Killilea and j. j. Bur-
rlngl0n; Mission. W. j. Gullfoile ana +. j.
Murasky; San Francisco, p. j. Haskins aud
John Feeney; EI Dorado, Charles MASS and j.
Ruef; Stanford, X. j. Mier ana j. Il. Hillman |;
YerDa Buena, q. b. Hobson; Bay Guy, b. Frank
Burke and Fl. NJ. Abrams; Mamie j. il. Paulsen
and T. Knowles; National, Henry Koch; Co.
lumblu, j. X. Howell and L. s. Rosenberg; Hes
perlan, F. L. waibeI and Il. W. Furlong; Al
caldc, +. T.. Farmer and Val Kehrlein; Sou tn
San Francisco. J. f. La Roche and l.. Nome
man; Sequoia, B. +. Donnelly and w. p. john
SOIL
THE NEW PARLoR.
The newly instituted Sequoia Parlor Is
coming to the fore in a manner which
augurs good work on its part. 1t has ap-
pointed the following on the General Com
mittee: Z. +. Collins, Frank ii. Vastly,
A. J. Dehlng, j. Z. Pomeroy and S. A.
White. 1t also recommended five members
for the Finance Committee.
Fremont Parl0r reports through Thomas
Flint Jr, who called at the headquarters
yesterday, that it would turn out fifty
strong in the parade, and will bring a
thousand people from San BeDito on an
excursion to be run from HOLSTER.
G. G. Halliday, President Of Vallejo Par
lor, writes that his parlor will come to the
celebration with about sixty members, the
Marine Band of twenty pieces, and will
also have in the procession model Of the
famous war-vessel Hartford. An exhibit of
the products Of Solano County will be made
by the parlor.
An American flag will be raised on FIRE.
mont Peak at an elevation of 3412 feet,
where no flag has hitherto been put to the
breeze. The Territorial Pioneers. Veterans
Of the Mexican War, and four of the Don
ner party will attend on that occasion.
Frank P. Reed, of General VIM Parlor
Of Antioch, reports that a delegation of
twenty will be sent by his parlOT, who Will
bring new and elegant banner.
Among yesterdays visitors at headquar-
California Pioneers. He called to aid the
Natives in their work.
FROM THE SEA BEACH.
Santa Cruz Parlor will attend in body
and will number seveDty-fve. Hastings
band will be in attendance. Thirty-fve
hundred persons are expected to come from
Santa Cruz alone, besides many from the
interior of the county. Two excursions
will be run, one on the narrow and the
other on the broad gauge.
Dr. r. w. Musgrave of Tulare County
writes from his home among the mountains
that fifty or sixty resident Natives will at
tend the celebration and bring couple of
rescuers and rescued along, besides num-
Der of the old Bear Flag party.
l.. w. Juilliard of Santa Rosa, Past Grand
Marshal, writes to the headquarters that all
the parlors of Sonoma, eight in NUM- Der.
will combine for the celebration. The
parlors of Contra Costa County will also
unite their efforts.
Secretary r. P. Doolan was engaged yes
terday in showing his friends an elegant
gilded bear which reposed on top of his
desk. 1t was gift but by whom Secretary
Doolan will not say.
Henry Hogan was conspicuous figure a..
the rooms yesterday, his jovial manner
adding to the boys enthusiasm and effect
i've work.
Mount Diablo ParlOr will appear in the
parade with an elegant seven-foot bear flag
and coyote