The morning call., 1894-04-17

George q. Tietien and L. j. Lalande.
Indians; James Poweeny, farmer, aud
r. w. Maitland and III. q. Richards as
monks. Austin g. Sherman, boy, will
represent the army. and A. Gibson the
navy. while Eddie Webb and Il. G. Ziska
will each be goddesses of liberty.
Then there will be forty guards of the
harem. twenty ambassadors aud thirty
three royal guards, making, in all, 101
Native Sons in costume who will be in the
parade.
At present the headquarters at 81 Fourth
street are busy with meetings cf commit
tees and joint committees, and VIce-Presi-
dent Henry Lunstedt has his hands full
attending to the various details Of prepara-
tion. The literary exercises will take
place at Festival Hall al o'clock. and
their general character will be an oration
by Grand President j. ID. Creamy, an ad-
dress by Grand President Minnie Coulter
and Grand Orator Gesford. Miss Carrie
Coursen will sing solo and some inter-
esting vocal music will be given by la
quartet. A reception will be held all
afternoon at Heidelberg Castle, to be fol
lowed in the evening by dance. The
reception committee is composed of the
following:
National Parlor No. 11S-Charles W. Beyer.
Henry Mohr, w. E. Clarke. o. C. Keefer, d. E.
Murden
Piedmont No. 12o-H. L. Tisdale, DR.. O. I.
Wilson. W. ID. Miller. FsJ. Hammerly. j. A.
Hesnerian No. 113-F. G. Norman Jr.. G. H.
Mower. w. A. Monahan. James Ii. Roxbufgh.
Aicatraz No. I45-George Pippey, A. X
DaggeIt. Z. P. E. Troy. II. Lichtenstein. W. j.
Srouola No. 16o-Rooert ". MARYLAND, F. j.
Hubbard. J. W. KenIzel, r. w. Otto, D. 5.
Precita No. 18Th. d. Lansing. C. H. Buck,
G f. Reynolds, }. c. Oblaudt. W. G. Miller.
Olympus No. 1871. f. F. Williams. Frank
Lux. Charles W. DIXON, y. b. Williams. 4. w.
California No. Henry Stern. ]. b. Stovall,
NJ Blackman. William Stanles. DIR. L. T..
Pacific No. lo-w. H. Hazel, j. K. Hawkins
George d. Clark. John T. Creamy +. j. Kierce
Golden Gate NO. 29-T. C. Conway, A. Eber-
hart, e. D. Roach. B. j. Hildebrand, j. Koe-
Mission No. 3S-A. L. Karl, w. F. TiIlman,
T. B. Slevin, j. L. Ciasby.
FI Dorado No. 52-W. II. Metson, M. T.
Arey, j. T. Batteux. 81. b. Hartmann, Henry
Yerba Buena No s4--J. T. Harries, NJ. j.
Sbeehan. DR.. H. 6. Richards, DIR. A. A.
Drowel. r. X. Ritchie.
bauer, l. s. Rosenthal, w. S. RosenDlau,
Alta No. 8. N. d. G. w.-Miss Mary Richter
Miss Lille Wilson. Mrs Minnie Degan, Miss.
orinda NO. 5e-Miss Lena L. Bee Miss Char
lotte Kompi. Miss Mary REM. Miss Theresa
Fremont No. 59-Mrs. r.. d. Barton. Miss
Annie Brown, Miss Ella Hogan, MISS Laura
Fer IL. Miss Minnie Dunlap.
Las Lomas No. 72-Mrs. Chapman, Miss E.
Bre,ling. Miss Rosa Bell. Miss Waters Miss
Oro F,no No. 9-Mrs. ". A. Leighton, Mrs.
e. Anderson, Miss May Gerdes. Mrs. D. Brad
Busna Vista No 6s-Miss Mae Higgins, Miss
Mnner Waller. Yrs. A. Simpson, Miss A.
Hahn. Mrs. C. H. Bell.
Golden State No. 5o-Miss L. Meyer. Miss J.
Never Miss f. Won Staden. Miss E. Schwartz
Miss r Day.
Badges have been adopted consisting of
an orange ribbon and an artificial escn-
scholfzia. the result Of the joint labors of
Mrs. Mary Tillman. Miss Mary Richter.
w. S. Grafton. T. G. Carmy and p. g..
Du Py.
The literary exercises are being pre-
pared Dy committee consisting OF L. +.
Byington. W. S. Grafton. w. A. Richards,
]. RI. Roxburg and Mrs. c. G. O'Donnell
The fireworks provided for the evenin G
are all Native Son designs and will be
especially fine.
The visiting guests from the country
will be we'll taken care OF during Mardi
Gras by the local reception committee.
On Saturday delegates to the Grand
Parlor will leave on the steamer Pomona
for Eureka, where the annual meeting is
to be held. A parade of grand officers.
delegates and members will leave the
Fourth-street headquarters at 1890 P. NJ
Saturday and march down TO the steam
ship with music and banners flying.
A meeting of the fDance committee was
held Yesterday and the treasurer was EN-
powered to purchase the necessary tickets
to Eureka.