The morning call., 1890-09-09
PARLORS ENTERTAiN.
Fruits and Wines and Decorations From
the Country.

| Fruits and Wines and Decorations From
the Country.
Receptions were held at the headquarters
| of the visiting parlors yesterday afternoon.
Fruits and wines were liberallv served to
the thousands Of callers. The decorations
| were varied in design, and all were very
| attractive.
| Oakland Parlor, No. so, is located in the
| Occidental Hotel. Its decoration was under
the supervision of Mrs. Breck, who is
| clever artistic. A frieze of palm leaves, a
| graceful draping of light yellow bunting,
| hangings of smilaX and clusters of deep
| orange marigolds and SunflowerS make beau
| tful the interior OF tile parlor
The Wood and, Davsyile and Winters
parlors are at the Nucleus Building They
are accompanied by six Mexican veterans,
Jason Watkins, w. C. Wright, John b u
son, John Holinger Sr, C. Nelson and A.
Rose. The Woodland Band is the liveliest
portion of the party, and devoted yesterday
afternoon 10 serenading the newspaper
offices.
The Sonoma County delegation is receiy-
| ing at the Grand Hotel. The parlors are
| the Sotoyome of Healdsburg Western Star
| of Santa Rosa. Bear Flag Of Petaiuma, Red
wood Grove Of Guerneville, Eag eot Clover<
dale, Glen Ellen of Gle Ellen and Sonoma
OF SUnOma, Tie 0Ot0y0me and Parks bands
accoI9PaEJ them. Visitors are welcomed
| WIN liberal allowances of Sonoma wine
| The Iuiard County delegation is at the
| Lick House aud comprises Visalia, Tulare
aud Hanierd parl0rs and Visalia Company
= Band Oae room contains an exhibit of
Iulare County fruit, and in another room
| an endless supply of MANN til peaches and
| grapes are piled on a table for general con-
| sumption. About fifty boxes of fruit are re-
celved every day at these parlors, and tie
visitors go away with all the luscious peaches
and grapes they can conveniently carry.
Saratoga Hall, from early morning until
late in the afternoon was thronged with Wis
| iting Native Sons and Daughters The hail
| is centrally located and is decorated most
handsomely. 1t is the headquarters Of STAN
| ford Parlor, which has as its guests the fol-
lowing parlors: Palo Alto, Sunset, Napa
and Ukiah.
Early in the forenoon Stanford Parlor, 12O
strong, headed by brass band, started on
visiting tour, the first place called at being
the headquarters of the Chico delegation,
922 Post street. The serenade was duly ac-
knowledged by the Ciiioo members of the
order. The next place visited was Union
square -, where The visitors were royalty
received sssssss- uOna Parlor at the Baldwia
aud Tulare at he'74Ss.-.st t,.,.,,aSt called up-
on. The parading parlor liisfG1 rr3ad cat
Market street TO tie Pavilion, aud was sbs
first fully organized parlor 70 geach shas
place. After visiting tue various booths
u
turned to its own headquarters at Sara. oaa
/ ,where the days reception was formally
oPehea: Pehe sseqn was one of the most success
full of the day&H p9Ins tha -. ,ne en,eI1u mum
ber of visitors, string hand snas
empoved @epL iSth for the OCCASION p d played some
| of the best concert music, While tht
't Duiias the AFTERNOON On the EI Dorado Dfil-
| Corps, with brass band, visited Saratoga
| Hall and were entertAined in true Califor-
nian style Tulare, Chico Marysvllle. Fresno
| and Santa Barbara parlOrS also paid COM
| plmentary visit to Stanford Parlor. Re
| freshmentS were served in small hall off
the main hall, ice cream, cakes and punch
| heing dispensed with liberal hand to all
VINO desired to appease their appetiteS-
| The folio wing members had charge OF the
reception: A. +. Schlecher. John X. Hill
| man. A. Z. Head and I. +. w. Breiden-
Stanford ParIor will entertain all day to-
| day and will be assisted by the Native DauGh-
| tiers.
. The reception of National Parlor at
Union square Hall was an enthusiastic one,
and those who paid 1t VISIT We're Wen en-
tertained. Noah Braudts Orchestra dis
coursed the latest dance music all the after,
noon, and the many fair ones who called
passed the time in dancing. Many OF the
| members of National Parlor were absent at
| the Central Iark Dall game, puI 1llo nu.uool
| of male visitors from other parlors nlaue up
for the deficiency. SO many people never
passed through Union-square Hall in one
| day before. Refreshments were served In
an adjoining hail. The dancing, was under
the charge of Floor Manager Henry Cook.
The Reception Committee consisted OF:
Samuel W. Gilman, w. S. Grattan, NJ HUI
ber. p. G. du Py and w. A. Peterson Ma
iional Parlor also received many Oh us l,iale
| visitors at 32i Post street, IN tlle aEnoiy oi
| ~. -hara
LIQUID refreshments than lemohaue wero
National Parlor will hold an informal re-
ception all day to-day. ....o4 -
Eintracht fall, at SIG Post street, presented
hanasome appearance yesterday, with its
st ani floral decorations. Here are the
haaSonarters u,S of the Nevada County parlors,
WvdramIic. Quartz and Mountain, including
Knights Of PytSlss ts Band tha oi Ss,s Nevada
about 135 members in the delegation. The
pariors have a bear ON exhibition and old
! Irain came in for goOdly share OF attention
| on tile part of the visitors The parlors kept
Open house and left nothing uDdone 60 enteE>
| tain their hosts Of visitors.
An the San Luis Obispo parlors, namely,
| Las 0sas, Santa Maria, NipOmo, Arroyo
Grande, CayucOs, Cambria, Paso Robles and
San Miguel, are at 1l65 Market street. where
standing the fact that thousands OF Native
Sons and Daughters were at other parlors, at
the Pavilion and were viewing the regatta,
hundreds managed to pay their respect to
San Luis Obispo and other delegations.
Chico and Argonaut parlors have their
headquarters at l22 Post street neatly dec
grated. They received hosts OF fellow
members of the order yesterday, and liber-
| ally disbursed refreshments to all vlsltors::
Fresno Parlor received at the Keyes build
on Stockton street, and duly upheld the
reputation of the great raisin county LOT
hospitality. -,.,.
the Hotel Marquette on Market street, while
McCloud PayIor entertained at z Grant