The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-28
OUR GUESTS.
Native Sons Appoint a Reception
Committee.
Representative Citizens aud Pioneers Added
to the Iist-Conference Commit
tee at Work.

Last night the Reception Committee of
the Native Sons held a meeting, which was
presided over by X. p. Hammond Jr.,
Chairman, who asked that each city parlor
appoint fifteen of its members to act on the
committee during the celebration.
w. H.sKreuse, a Pioneer. was elected
unanimously the Vice-Chairman of the
committee, and r. P. Doolan was elected
its Secretary.
The Reception Committee is so far COM
posed of the Presidents of the eighteen
parlors of the city. These Presidents were
asked to give the names of prominent cit
liens TO be appointed. Some could not,
others could. and the following were named:
A. S. Baldwin, DR.. Blood, p. e. Mclean
and James Lick. The Committee on Con-
ference from the Pioneers reported the fol-
lowing named from their society: &c orge
II. Eggers, j. B. Whitcom6, Elliott M. Root,
j. L. Hawks, Hiram L. Graves. II. Il. Ellis,
William T. Coleman, Aipheus Bull Jr,
Michael Kane. James Palache, Willis E.
Davis, d. j. Staples, A. Powell, Charles III.
Stoutenborough, Robert Vandercook, w.
Fl. Kreuse, Theodore II. Allen, William
Simpson, Charles r. Story, Romualdo Pa
checo, Alexander Badlam, Adolph e. Russ.
Robert r. Grayson, Thomas Cole and IL.
n. Tilden.
There are also on the committee Messrs.
William Bunker, Colonel Greed Raymond,
DR.. Charles A. Clinton, Alexander Gala
tin. Hon. d. English, William F. Goad,
Joseph D. Redding, Frank McCoppin, WILL
lam II. l.. Barnes, Judge Wallace, Colonel
Litchfield, James D. Phelan, DR.. Julius
Rosenstein, William E. Holloway, William
f. McALlister, Hon. James V. Coleman,
Francis G. Newlands, NJ. II. de Tory,
Joseph Austin, J, a. Hammersmith, George
II. Puppy, James Gallagher, S. II. Daniels,
NJ. Freeland.
OTHER COMMITTEES.
A committee composed of c. III. Mass, /.
Waibel and j. NJ. Cumming was appointed
to meet the Committee on Grand Ball to see
that the committee be admitted on theiI
badges.
The Committee on Halls and: Head.
quarters, at long meeting last night, de.
cided not to allow cards to be prin ted in the
Pa vilion during the four days of festivities
The Committee on Conference from the
Pioneers met the Committee on Transports
ton and Carriages last night to perfect ar
engagements.
The Decorating Committee have awarded
the contract for decorating Pioneer Build
ing for $780,
AMONG THE PARLoRs.
Oakland ParlOr, No. 80, held boom
meeting" last night at which forty natives
were received into the mysteries prepara-
tory to having conception OF State pride.
The parlor turned out en- masse TO witness
the initiation, after which an adjournment
was made to a banquet.
Winters Parlor, No 1853. of Yolo County.
was instituted last Saturday evening by
Grand President Miller, assisted by w. Y,
Freeman, District Deputy Grand President,
Marshall Edward Goethe of PACIFIC Parlor,
and delegations from Williams, Nacaville
and Davisville parlors. The parlor has
thirty-one members on its charter-roll. E.
W. Wollskill is President and W. L. Baker
Secretary of the new parlor.
Bay City Parlor held an open meeting
last night at which it was presented with a
couple of flags. a bear and the national flag
The presentation speech was made by
Eugene w. Levy. and was responded to by
President Frankenberg of the parlor. The
two flags are of silk and are very handsome.
Hesperian Parlor will be rendered ben
eft tonight by the Alta Dramatic Com
pany of Alta Parlor, \. ID. G. w, who will
produce the beautiful society comedy "A
Scrap OF Paper" Toe benefit wli sake
place 81 Irving Han, i~5 Post street.
GAY BUNTING.
Street decorating began IN good earuest
yesterday aud will be continued BY William
Shines until eighteen blocks are gayly be-
decked.
". w. Diss is about to form new rarlor
in Redlands, San Bernardin0 County.
Colonel Chamberlain has received letter
from San Bernardino County parlors, stat
ing that they will bring with them an ex-
cellent mineral and fruit exhibit.
The Decoration Committee Is in guam
dairy. They want good picture of Mat
shall, the first discoverer of gold, and do no,
know where to get it.
Stephen NJ. White of Los Angeles visited
the headquarters yesterday. He is mem.
her Of Ramona parlor