The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30
GUESTS FROM THE SOUTH,
Elaborate Preparations Have
Been Made for Their En-
tertainment.
They VIII Be Generously Dined and
Feted in Several
Cities.

In return for the generous hospitality
shown them when on their trip through
the San Joaquin Valley and Southern Cal
ifornia, the Half-million Club extended an
invitation to number of the prominent
citizens of those sections to visit this city
and the more northern portion of the
State.
In accordance Herewith there will arrive
in this city to-day, by the o'clock train,
large party of gentlemen, among them
the following named:
". C. Patterson, president of the Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce; Professor G. H. Keyes,
president OF the Pasadena Board OF Trade !;
Captain VI. J. Daniels, yice-pTesident of the
Fruit-growers Exchange of Pasadena; General
John WATSON, viee-presldent OF the Pomona
Board of Trade: Z. Z. katz, representing the
san Bernsrdina Chamber OF Commerce. Mr..
Elliot, representing all the newspapers OF Los
Angeles; William Niles, member OF all the
prominent commercial organizations OF Los
Angeles; P. A. Buell., president of the Stockton
Commercial Association: E. E. Harlow, g
prominent citizen OF stockton; Max Meyberg
director-general OF the recent Los Angeles
fiesta.
Immediately on their arrival they will
be met at the ferry and escorted to the
Palace Hotel, where they viii be quartered
while in this City. In the evening they
will be entertained by the Union League
Club, where a number OF the most promi-
nent business men will be asked TO meet
them.
At IL A. NJ tomorrow they will be re-
ceived by the Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade, Produce Exchange and
Fruit Exchange at the rooms of the Cham
Der of Commerce Lunch will be served
them at the Merchants Club at about u 80
P. NJ, and at 80 they will be taken for a
drive through Golden Gate Park to Sutro
Heights, where the Mayor will receive
them. In the evening, under the chaper-
onage of the Half-mlllion Club, they will
attend the California Theater TO see the
American Girl" 1t is believed that the
conclusion of the performance will find
them tired enough to retire, and they will
be permitted 10 do so.
On Thursday morning they will have to
rise early enough to catch the Z 40 train
OF the san Francisco and North Pacific
Railroad, whose guests they will be, for
trip 10 Ukiah. Here they viii fall into the
hands of the citizens of that thriving town
and be shown the entertaining sights of
the city and vicinity. After few hours
spent in this way they will go to Asst,
where the directors of the Italian-Swiss
colony viii play the part OF hosts. Visits
viii, OF course, be paid TO the extensive
vineyards of the colony and an exploration
made OF Its capacious wine-yaults, whose
contents they will also be invited to
sample. On returning southwark the
citizens OF San Rafael viii take charge of
the expedition, the members OF which will
De entertained at a banquet and reception
IN the evening. After reposing for the
night in the Hotel Rafael the return
journey TO San Francisco will be made.
What pleasures they will then be COM
PEELED to enjoy has not yet been decided
upon.