The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-04-14

pal liz. call for The city govern
ment at the City Hall and take them with
us to Hazards Pavilion. where the cere-
monies for that occasion will take place.
! again urge you to do your part in
order to carry out this part OF our. pro
programme, as everything absolutely
rests Oh the making of the commence
ment of our festival thorough success.
On Tuesday morning at o'clock sharp.
the procession will meet and be formed to
march to the Arcade Depot, where re-
ception is to take place of the San Fran
cisco delegation, who will be escorted
through the city to the Chamber of Com
mercc. where an informal reception will
be had. 1t is important that you should
be present and give cclat to the event. the
idea being to impress the delegation from
San Francisco. composed of the most IN
huential element there, that we recognize
that the interests OF the great city of San
Francisco and the equally great city OF
Los Angeles are identical, and that we
will do our share toward creating feel
ing of harmony between us. Your help
in this direction will be greatly apprc-
ciated.
At clock the first parade will take
place. All the gentlemen of the commit
tees who do not take part in this process
SION, either as aids or marshals, Will be
provided with seats on the reviewing
stand where two seats will be reserved
IOT Jne1r comfort.
On Wednesday night the torchlight pro-
cesson will take place. where the same
seats will BE- at their disposal,
On Thursday. at 10 a. nl., the children S
parade will take place, and it is absolutely
necessary that every committeeman will
take part in this parade, heading the pro-
cesson. Being identified with the cele-
bration, it is of the utmost Importance
that all of the committees should be repre-
scented in this parade.
Friday. military day. no provision is
made for parade, excepting as above
specified. and committeeman can view
the parade from the official stand.
Saturday, floral parade day, the same
holds good as we'll.
Fiesta week has many attractions, but
none more deserving and meritorious
than the Firemen's masquerade ball, to
be given at Turnverein Hall. on Friday
evening, April 10. for the benefit of the
Firemen's Relief Fund, most worthy
charity, whose object is to care for fire
men disabled in the discharge of their
duty. Every time a fireman attends a
fire he takes his life in his hand, The
fire service is the most dangerous of all
public services. and like all services of
real danger, the most poorly paid, and
while the city is under the dominion of
the Fiesta Queen, and everybody devoted
to mirth and merriment, the fire laddies
have determined to give this grand mas
querade to assist their disabled brethren.
Firemen are noted the world over not
only for their bravery but thei' jollity,
and all who attend their ball may 4epend
upon a jolly time, and at the same time
contribute to most deserving and
praiseworthy fund and aid the ever vigil
liant, mon who protect our lives and
property. The masquerade is sanctioned
by the Fire Commissioners and chief en-
gineer. All the visiting fire chiefs will
attend and join in the festivities. Ele-
CANT prizes will be awarded the best cos
TUNED lady and gentleman and also to
the most original characters. Schoneman
& Blanchard's orchestra will furnish the
music, and all who, attend Turnverein,
Hall on Friday evening will long keep in
their memory the firem ms masquerade
Tickets can be procured from any member
of the fire department and at all the en-
CINE houses.