The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-22
THE NATIVE SONS
Will CELEBRATE.
THEY WILL LAY THE CORNER
STONE OF THEIR NEW
BUILDING TO-DAY.
GOVERNOR BUDD INDISPOSED.
He WILL Nor BE AT THE CERE-
.MONIES-A PARADE DRILL AT
THE PRESIDE.

The. chief feature of the Washington
birthday celebration to-day will be the
Native Sons parade.
The sons intend to lay the cornerstone
of their new hall, and will thus celebrate in
connection with the observance Of one of
the great days in our national history one
of the most important chapters in the life
OF their organization.
Governor Budd will not be down from
Sacramento as he is ill. Edward McCabe
the executive secretary, will represent him.
Homer Prindle will be grand marshal and
j. r. Howell CHIEF of staff
The parade will move promptly at 1920
O'Clock A. NJ. and the paraders will be under
the escort of the National Guard.
The formation of the procession will be
as follows:
Grand marshal and aids and Second
Brigade, n. G. c., General John FL. Dickin-
son commanding, will form on west side of
Front street, right resting on Market
street; first division will form on west side
of Battery street, right resting on Market
street; second division will form on east
side of First street, right resting on Market
street; third division will form on west
side of Sansome street, right resting on
Market street; fourth division will form on
east side of Second street right resting on
Market street.
The line of march will be from Market
and Front streets to Montgomery street,
thence to Bush street thence to Kearnv
street, thence to Market street, thence to
Seventh street. Countermarch by the
right flank to Mason street, thence to
Geary street. Arriving at Geary street,
the escort and first division will form on
east side of Mason street, right resting on
Geary street, and the. second, third and
fourth divisions will continue along Mason
to Post street, where the parade will be
dismissed.
The columns will parade as follows:
Advance, platoon OF police grand marshal,
Homer Prindle; chief OF staff, J. R. Howell;
chief aid James T. Rucker; aids-Henry c.
Schroeder and Herman Goetjen; aids to grand
marshal-Frank P. Sherman, S. J. Costello, K.
c. Kelly, T. c. Conmy, II. Irwin, II. Z. Farmer,
D. L. Murphy, n. Rogers, D. L. Curran, J. G.
0hlandt +. J. Splaine, Thomas A. Lane, DR.. H.
Reinfeld, J; o. Gantner, L; Pearl, A. J. Evans,
= Brady, F. J. Hubbard, G. F. Reynolds, John
Vessel, A. II. Mooser, A. J. Olsen, j. j. Dunno,
L. Bordenave, C. R. Heverin, NJ. +. Arey, W. S.
Richardson, Charles Wagner, l.. Tillman. L.
Ghirardelli, D. J. Tobin, II. L. Currie, II. C.
j. {. Beteman, Charles Nathan, Henry Lichen-
stein: L. T. Lutch, w. c. Miller, r. d. Barton.
Second Brigade, n. G. C.-Brigadier-G General
John H Dickinson commanding; brigade band;
Second Artillery Regiment, Colonel William
Macdonald commanding; First Infantry Regi-
ment, Colonel w. p. Sullivan commanding;
Third Infantry Regiment, Colonel Thomas f.
Barry commanding; Battalion Fifth Infantry
Regiment, Major John t. Hayes commanding;
Battery A, Light Artillery, Captain III. r. Sine
commanding; Signal Corps, Second Brigade,
Captain A. A. Hanks commanding.
First Division-Marshai, John T. Harms;
aids-John a. Russell Jr:.. s. J. Costello, L. P.
Powelson; Park band; Naval Battalion, \. G..
c., LieutenantCommander Frederick II. Stable
commanding; Veterans of the Mexican War
Veteran Guard, g. a. R.; Grand Army OF the
Republic; Veteran Firemens band; Veteran
Volunteer Firemen's Association.
Second Division-Marshal, Rudolph Hereld
Jr.; aids-W. w. Ackerson, Frank W. Marston
James A. White; Probansky's band; First
Troop of Cavalry, Lieutenant j. L. Waller com
manding eScorting Pres ident of the Day James
D. Phelan, president Hall Association, n. S.
q. W; officers OF the Grand Parlor, n. s. G. w.
and invited guests in carriages.
Third Division-Marshal,G ustave H. Umbsen:
aids-Emory 2. Gates, Henry Stern T. L. John
SOM son; First Regiment band; board OF directors
No. j Pacific Parlor No. 10; Golden Gate Par.
lor No. %; Mission Parlor No. 49, San Fran
cisco Parlor No. 40; Ell Dorado Parlor No. So;
band; Oakland Parlor No. so; Piedmont Par
lor No. 1870; Brooklyn Parlor No. ISL
Fourth Division = Marshal Carroll Cook;
aids, s. Pearl, Charles Wagner +. Wallace;
Second Regiment band; Rincon Parlor No, r.
No. "a, Bay City Parlor No 1o4 Mantle Parlor
No. 1G5, National Parlor No. 1I8, Columbia
Parlor No. l21, Hesperian Parlor No. 1877, AL
catraz Parlor No. 145, Alcalde Parlor No. I54,
South San Francisco Parlor No 1877 Seauoia
Parlor No 16o Precita Parlor No. 1877, Olym-
pus Parlor No. 1S9, Preside Parlor No. I94.
After the parade the members of the hall
association will banquet at Norman S, and
in the evening Ell Dorado Parlor will give
reception at the armory on Ellis street.
Following he n3rade Of the n atlye Sons
the regiments of the California National
Guard will march to the Preside, where
they will lunch.
In the afternoon there will be a review
of the troops and general field day 1t
was hoped that Governor Budd would be
present, and his illness, which prevents
his attendance, is lamented.
The Preside troops will be on parade in
the morning, and at noon salute will be
fired.