The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-05

black ribbon were the words. California
tommandery No. ], X. t." cut in gold
letters, aud from this was suspended by
small silver chains the words. Denver.
1892 cut in silver letters, the idea being TO
represent the gold of California ana the
silver of Colorado.
The train was one of the best arranged
and equipped specials that has ever left
this coast. The first baggage ear was de-
voted entirely to the storing OF the luggage
OF the Fariy. and when all the trunks,
valses and hampers were packed away
there wasn't an inch OF room TO spare. The
second baggage-car was stored full of cases
oil CahtuInla wines. Every vineyard OF
note in the State was represented in the
still wines and in addition there were
baskets and baskets OF California cham
payne. The day coach, next In the train,
was fitted ND as a smoking-reom ear In
one end was a well-stocked bar and card
tables, chess; checkers and other games
We're al hand for the amusement of the
travellers. This car will be open each day
from a. NJ. until 10 p. NJ, aud it Is in
tended TO give some sort of an entertain-
ment IN the car every night. The larders
of the dinDg-cgr were filed to OVERLOOKING
and a special crew of cooks and walters
placed aboard il for the trip. The sleepers
were all Of the newest pattern Pullman has
turned out and TO the eOnyeniences and
luXuries furnished with the ears the ladies
Of the party added many little comforts. In
one ni the sleepeTs, for instance, an organ
was placed and 1t has been arranged to give
concerts every evening at given hour.
AT Suisun a carload of fruit from Vaca-
Vile aud surrounding country will be added
to the train. and a. Sacramento the Pullman
sleeper carrying the Sacramento Command
cry viii be attached.
The California COmmandery, being one
OF the mounted divisions of the order, they
are not allowed TO have a band. The
Knights will appear in the procession in
Denver mounted, horses having been en-
gagged Tor them there aud many Of the men,
bers taking with them saddles and brides.
At Denver the commandery Will give q
grand reception on "Wednesday night next.
The Chamber of Commerce has been ten
derPd the commandery for the reception,
but its permanent headquarters will be at
the Oxford Hotel, where the ladies will
specially entertain. They will also assist
in the grand reception to be given on
Wednesday night The invitations issued
Tor the reception are as follows:
California Comn,dRdery No
Knights Iempiar,
Request the pleasure Of your company at q
reception TO be gireR at their headquarters,
Chambers o. Commerce,
DeRrer, Colorado,
Wednesday. AUduSt tenth. 1892,
From tpetre II. till ten o'clock =. NJ.
The Grand Commandery Of California.
Knights 1empidr,
Request the pleasure Of yoWr company at q
=,
Chambers Of Commerce.
DeBJer, Colorado,
Wednesday, august tenth, 1892.
From tt1elre NJ. till ten o'clock Il. NJ
The Itinerary Issued by the commandery
gives the route as follows: Over the South
ern Pacific to Ogden, thence TO Grand june
ton via the Rio Grande Western. and then
over the Colorado Midland to Denver. The
party leaving yesterday morning was COM
posed of the following:
Members OF California CGmmandery No
l, their ladies and guests:
Reception and entertainment committee-E.
SIT X. Beverly Cole, past commander chairman.
Sir ". II. +. Tins, Sir Anton kTeg Sir Paul
Boetlcher, Sir John L. Riley.
James Aiken, Mrs. +. A. Arnold Sir PauI
BOeticher. Sir Walter NJ. Bfunf, Sir George w
Bennett, Sir n. w. Blanchard. Sir 4 z. Burr
Sir +. I. Cole. Sir C. II. Croker. Sir Charles f.
Crocker. Sir John f. Clark, Sir T. J. Crowley
Miss Crowley. Sir Peter +. Dali Sir c. ".
Decker, Miss G.. T. Dorm Mrs. Ellen NJ Drum
Miss Eta Drum, Sir r. u. Duncan, Sir " ilIlan
Eide, Miss T. fartier. Sir B. z. Flint. George NJ
Franks, Sir George Haas, Mrs George Haas
Sir George Harms. Miss Mena Harrison, Sir A.
HON da, Mrs. Z. X Hedges, Miss II. L.
Hedges, Miss b.; 7. Hedges, T.. X. In
sou. Sir George d. KorIs, Sir Anton Krrig,
Sir. l. j. hnipe, Sir ID. w. Lubbock, Sir John T.
Logan Miss Kate Lyon, Sir James McCrossan
Sir ;. a: Mcdonnell, Mrs: $. A. Mcdonnell, Mrs.
Morehouse, Mrs. c. G. Morehouse. Sir Thomas
Morton, Sir James i. Peck, Miss Sal
he Pott-, Miss Wilmer. Potts. W. A.
Pownlag' Joseph P4wning' Mrs Jose b Pown-
Sir J. b. Richardson, Sir j. l.. NJ. Shetteriy W
II. Snedaker. Sir A. w. Starbird, Sir john c.
Terry: Sir Hiram Tubbs, Mrs II. Tubbs, Mss
May Tubbs, Miss L. Tubbs. Sir X. J. Tyson Sir
q. III. Umbsen, Sir William Vale, Mrs. William
Vale. Mrs. S. II. WAGNER Sir II. f. Walter, Sir
G. ii. Wilson.