The morning call., 1893-09-09
OUR STATE DAY.
How the Native Sons
Will Celebrate.
OFF FOR NAPA LAST NIGHT.
All Business to Be Suspended and
the Holiday to Be Appropri-
ately Observed.

Golden Gate avenue was thronged with
people last evening. while the various par
lors Of the Native Sons were forming in
the parade. and large crowd followed the
procession to the ferry.
platoon Of police marched in front.
followed by the Park band, and two COM
panieS of the Second Regiment. n. G. c.,
acted au escort for The fourteen parlors
of the Native Sons of the Golden West
which went from the city to Join to-day's
celebration at Napa.
The line of march was down Market TO
Kearny, to Bush, to Montgomery, TO Mar
ket. and thence to the Mission-street wharf,
where the steamer Bay City was waiting,
and as soon as the excursionists were on
board she steamed away up the river and
landed her passengers at vallejo. whence
special train conveyed them 10 Napa.
At 10:30 O'Clock this morning there will
be parade of the various parlors anG other
organizations.
The order of procession will be as fol-
lows:
First diviSion-Grand marshal. George Dry
den; aids-I, L. Vail jo, q. w. Ill., A. q. Bus
senius and q. Ii. 1ietjen; band and drum
corps; Colonel William Mcdonald and staff
OF Second ARTILLERY Regiment, n. &. C.;
\. q. C.; companies OF the First aud Fifth
Infantry regiments. \. q. {.
Second dlvisiOn-Marshal, c. r. Smith; aids
A. Raeouilat, L. Powellson; Napa baud; Napa
PaIlor No 60; carriages containing president
of the day, Mayor of the city OF Napa, mem
bers Of The Board of Trustees OF The city of
Napa, orator of the day aud grand officers;
Napa Coll ge Battalion of Cadets; Park band !;
California Parlor No. l; Pacific ParOr No. 10 !;
Santa Rosa Parlor No. %; Golden Gate ParlOr
ID um COTpS; Golden Gate Parlor No. %; Ala
meda ParlOr No. 81; San FlanciSeo Parl0r No.
40; Oakland Pallor No. so; El Dorado ParlJr
No 90; 81. Helena Parlor No. So; Rncon Par
Tor d. um Corps; Rincon Parlor No. 70: Stan
ford Parlor Drum Corps; Stanford Parlor
No. rs.
Third division-Marshal, G. G. Holiday;
aids-F. c. Aver, j. Gabriel; Independence
baud; Vallejo Parlor No. II; Yei ba Buena
Parlor No. "a; MeClain Parlor No. S6; Beni-
Ella Parlor No. 80; Bay Guy ParlOr No 104;
Mantle Parlor No. l05: SonOma Parlor No.
Fourth division - Marshal, ]. Dowdel;
ads-W. Z. CLARK, j. p. Donovan; First Reei-
mont Parior No. 80; Columbia Parlor No.
121; Hespefian Parlor No. 1877; Brooklyn
farlor No l5o; Alcslde Paror No. 154:
SeGuOIa Parlor No. l6o; Byron ParlOr No.
40; Precita Parlor No. 1S7.
Literary exercises Immediately upon
she conclusion OF the parade. literary exercises
VIII be held at East Napa Park as follows;
Oyertur-. Park band of San Francisco. Ad.
dress of welcome, Hon. benjamin Shurtletf
Mayor of Nara. Vocal quartet, Philom-lian
QQdTleI OF NdDa NplltEe. OiallOl. Hon. w. =.
Barnes OF Stanford Parl0r No. 76. Vocal quar-
tsi, Phlome lan Quartet OF Napa College
Music, Park band OF San Francisco.
Tomorrow, from l to O'clock p. NJ, the
Park band of San Franc SEQ will give an
oprn-ail concert al East Napa Park free
to everybody
The parade of the Mission Psrlor. In
honor of the dedication of its new hall,
Will start at / p. NJ. to-day from Pioneer
Hall and proceed up Market. Valencia and
Sixlee' tn streets and Albion avenue to
the hail.
The first division will be composed of
platoon Of police. followed by Grand Mar
shall }. 5. Fennell with his chief aid,
Robert d. Duke, and with Aids w. c.
Miller, j. Flagg. F. Manton, G. w. Blum,
J. Fagan, d. j. Morrison and w. p. Gill
bert; Alcalde Drill Corps NJ. 8, Mount
Tamapais Parlor No. 154 and Mount Eden
ParOr No. $50.
The second division, led by J. G. Ohlandt.
will comprise Observatory Parlor No. III.
Precita Parlor No. 1S7, Olympus Parlor
No. 189 and the grand Officers in carriages.
The third division Will consist of Mis-,
sion ParlOr No. 3S.
The programme of the dedication eXer.
cses is as follows:
Overture Golden Gate Band
Opening remarks. President w. c. Scharetzer
Song. selection. Miss A Berg und
heeltatloh' D. Murassy
Seiectioh' orchestra
song -''.''.......-......-.. ~ b. BoWley
Grafton ............-.............JJ j. Kennedy
SeIectlOn Orchestra
Inen will follow promenade concer.
during which TIE guests will inspect the
hall. In the evening there will be a grand
ball at Mechanics Pavilion.
The Veteran Flremen went to Stockton
last night, by the steamer }. d. Peters,
and Will join in the celebration in that city
to-day. The veterans marched from the
hall in Pioneer building. hauling one Of
their old engines, which they took with
them on the boat. The steamer was
crowded with the families and friends of
the firemen.
The Postoffice will be open to-day from
Custom house will be open for entrance
and clearance only between the hours of
ana 10 A. NJ