Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-22
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Francisco; M. r.
Higgins, Ben E. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. J.

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A. Kelly.
A new finance committee was ap.
pointed consisting OF Messrs. Pomeroy
Griffith, Shoulders, Schroeder and Mes.
mer, who were empowered to appoint
four collectors to gather subscriptions.
Major Bonsall has been added to the
welcome committee.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis the general
committee adjourned until 10 O'Clock
this morning.
| COLONEL CoRBIN's ORDER.
Grand Marshal Ii. 9. Corbin has is-
sued the following order:
The seventh regiment, National
Guard; will report at the Arcade depot
not later than 2:30 today, where in
structions will be given the command
ing officer.
The grand army posts will take posi-
ton ON Main street at the same hour,
right OF the line placed SO that the left
will rest on Fifth street, from which
point they will act as the immediate es-
cort OF the president, under the forma-
tion heretofore agreed upon.
The Catholic societies will assemble
on Fifth street, right resting on Main,
will form column and take up the line
OF march Immediately behind the line
of carriages. Other societies not yet re-
ported, will take position on the left of
the line, in the order of their reporting.
The teachers and children of the pub
lie schools will take position on Spring
street, deploying south from Temple,
under the direction of the superinten-
dent of the public schools.
The Catholic schools will take position
on the left of the public schools, also
deploying south; their assignment will
be made on this line as directed by the
bishop or those acting under his imme-
diate instructions.
The children should be cautioned
against leaving the curbing or making
any attempt to follow in the procession.
Teachers should in all instances accom-
pany the children.
The aides to the marshal will report
corner of Second and Spring streets at 2
O'Clock, and be formed under the direc-
tion of the Marshal by Lieutenant FIRE.
mont, U. S. army.
Captain Bailey and Lieutenant Col
Inns, U. S. army, are designated to ac-
company the president.
THE UNION LEAGUE.
AT large meeting of the Union league
last evening, the committee on recep-
tion OF President Harrison made their
report. A telegram from the presiden-
tial party was read, thanking the Union
league for their invitation. Their recep-
tion will take place after the general
reception at the pavilion. The league
will form at their rooms at Z 80, march
to pavilion, and will act as an escort to
the president on his way to the club
rooms. Only members OF the league
and few invited guests will be admit
ted to the rooms. Beautiful floral
decorations will be feature of the re-
ception. The affair will merely be an
informal and social one, as the president
is member of the league. The league
extended its invitation to the president
to their reception by means OF satin
finished solid silver card, bearing the
we'll expressed sentiments of the league.
THE CATHOLIC DIVISION.
At meeting OF the grand marshal
and aids of the Catholic division to
take part in the reception of the presi-
dent today, it was arranged that the
aids are to wear black slouch hat,
with black and gold braid around same
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suit of clothes, and a blue sash with
rosettes of red, white and blue on shoul-
der and on left side.
Hugh Smith was elected flag bearer
to head this division.
Mr.. A. McNally is the grand marshal,
and his aids are Messrs. Charles Crow
ley, William +. Nordholt, Edward Null
len, j. 2. Morian, NJ. J. McGarry, G. G.
Desmond, Martin G. Marsh, J. HI.
Dockweiler, j. + McElheney, George j.
Lindenfeld, P. J. Ward, T. j. Cunning
ham, z. j. Stack, V. Ponet, +. j. Capt.
tain and Sostenes Sepulveda. All of
these and other Catholic gentlemen are
expected to meet at the cathedral on
Main street today at l 80 pm.
NOTES.
John A. Logan post will meet in the
post room at AS sharp. The post will
turn out about eighty men. All are re-
quested to appear in uniform. All
mounted men will report to Captain M.
Jenkins, at Fifth and Main streets.
Side arms should be worn.
The Continental battalion, foot and
mounted, will form at 2:30 this
afternoon on Los Angeles street, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, rear OF
Panorama building.
The Grand Army posts will take posi-
tion on Main street at the same hour,
right of the line placed SO that the left
will rest on Fifth street.
The Catholic societies will meet in
front Of the cathedral, at 80, to form in
marching order, preceded by the Los
Angeles city band, Bishop Mora and the
priests of the diocese; thence they will
march to the Arcade depot to join the
parade.
The Native Daughters OF La Esperanza
parlor, No. "a, will present the president
and Mrs. Harrison with handsome floral
piece. Suspended from the design will
be white dove holding in its bill
small basket filled with duchesse roses
and forget-me-nots. A fortv-niner will
represent the Daughters in the process
sion with the first cannon fired in Los
Angeles. A window will be decorated
in honor OF the president at the Poto-
mac.
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