The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-29
others were formed in lines in the north
gallery and the south gallery.
The Grand March,


gallery and the south gallery.
The Grand March.
George H. Clark, who acted as floor
manager, soon managed to get order out of
the chaos surrounding him. This, how
ever, was a work requiring patience and
much executive ability. The library was
so crowded that it was almost impossible
to move, yet gradually the line began to
form, and by half-past 10 it started from the
library with Governor Budd and his
| wife at the head, preceded only by
Mr.. Clark and wife. Ex-Governor Mark
ham and his wife followed then came
Senator Flint and lady, Speaker Lynch
and wife, Mayor Stelnman and wife,
Colonel Murray and wife, Secretary of
State L. H. Brown and wife, Judge Budd
and wife, General w. H. Dimond and
lady, Colonel A. Andrews and wife, Colonel
Choynski and lady, Albert Castle and wife,
Justices of the Supreme Court, General
Wright and wife, Al Johnson and wife,
Hon. Levi Radcliffe and wife, Hon. W. R.
Fitzgerald and wife, Hon. T. H. Ward and
wife, Hon. E. P. Colgan and wife, John
E. Budd and wife, Harry Budd and sister,
E. L. Colnon and wife, Mr.. r.McCabe and lady,
t. Happersberger and,wife, Lulu Neil and
escort, Pauline Nathan and escort, Eliza
beth Nathan and escort, Robert Fitz-
gerald and lady, Robert Devlin and wife,
NJ. ]. Dillman and wife, Fred Birdsall and
lady, f. T. Johnson and lady, II. G..
Hendricks and lady, H. C. Reith and lady,
I. B. Roby and lady, 1. E. Loudas and lady,
John A. Gill and wife, E. A. Crouch and
wife. F. G. Smith and lady, f. H. Collins
and lady, Bert Adams and lady,
I. M. Sims and lady, DR.. Glow and
wife, F. D. Ryan and wife, w. d.
Lawton and wife, Ed f. Smith
and wife, E. W. Hale and wife, R. G. r.
vine and wife, Frederick K. Cox and wife,
Thomas Fox and wife, Joseph Steffins and
wife, E. II. Devlin and wife, H. Weinstock
aid vile, J. w. Wilson and wife, William
Mclaughlin and wife, William Schaw and
wife, Theodore Reichert and lady, Senator
Mahoney and wife, Senator Androus and
wife, Senator Biggy- and wife, Assembly
man Reid and wife, Assemblyman Cutter
and wife, Louis Breuner and wife, J. E.
Terry and wife, w. H. Govan and lady,
Thomas Scott and wife, A. f. Schell and
wife, Ed F. Fraser and wife, w. w. Doug
lass and lady, Edgar Sheehan and lady,
H. J. Kilgariff and lady, d. NJ. Mckay and
lady.
All Looked at the GoUernOr.
The Governor and wife were the objects
upon which hundreds of opera glasses in
the packed galleries rested. A pause was
made at the head of the room, when the
couples Immediately following the Gov
ernor separated, forming two ranks the
gentlemen being on the left and the ladies
II L. ,4oI
tion committee and their wives then adj
vanced between the lines to greet the Gov
ernor and his wife with a low bow. To
some of these CHEEKY word was given,
but with most there was hardly time for a
formal smile. Those forming the recep-
tion committee were:
Hon. M. f. johnson, J. M. Morrison, e.
R. Hamilton, W. f. Knox Jr., H. NJ. Rau,
Thomas r. Jones, Charles Aul, J. B.
Wright, James J. Devine, A. A. Van Voor-
HES, Hon. A. P. Catlin, Frank Milton, R.
D. Stephens, George M. Mott, W. S. Leake,
T. w. O'Neil, E. f. Driscoll, II. w. John
son, L. L. Lewis, Thomas M. Eby, w. L.
Duden.
Then followed the members of the execu-
tive committee and their wives. These were:
Mayor B. U. Steinman, Senator Frederick
Cox, Thomas Fox, Joseph Steffens, w. d.
Lawton, Ed f. Smith, Frank D. Ryan, E.
W. Hale, T. w. Sheehan, William Nc