The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-07
PARADE OF NATIVE SONS,
ParlorS En- Route for SaCra-
mento to Show Them
selves Tonight.
Procession VIII Start From Market
Street and Golden Gate
Avenue.

The following circular has been issued to
Native Sons of the Golden West in this
City:
Dear Sir and Brother: The approaching cele-
bration of Admission day promises to be one of
the most important ever held under the aus
pices of our order. The large number of par
Tors to participate, the elaborate arrangements
made by the various committees in charge,
and the great interest manifested by 1ndl-
vidual members, justify the prediction that
this celebra ton will eclipse previous observ-
ances of the day held in such esteem by all the
Natives. 1t is important that the enthusiasm
now kindled extend to every member OF the
order, that the demons tration in Sacramento
reach the high expectations OF the people OF
/ the State, who now regard this celebration the
most important held within its borders.
The San Francisco parlors of the Native Sons
of the Golden West are hereby notified that q
grand parade has been arranged to take place
in this City prior to the departure OF the City
parlors on Saturday evening, September. The
City parlors and paIlors en- route Will assemble
O'Clock P. NJ, and will be assigned places IN
line by the marshal or his aids.
All brothers are urgently requested to par
ticipate in this parade, and no effort should be
spared by the parlors to turn out their full
strength, whether they accompany the pariors
to Sacramento or otherwise.
This display is the only feature of the cele-
bration that will take place in our City, and it
should be as imposing as possible
The committee of Sacramento parlors and
| their efforts to provide ample entertainment
for all who will attend the celebration, and
brothers are assured that any sacrifice they
may make to De present VIII be more IMAM
Attend yourself, enthuse your friend, and
make the observance of Admission day of 1895
in every way worthy OF our growing order.
PROCESSION.
The divisions will form promptly at $50
P. NJ, as follows:
Grand marshal, chief of staff, chief aid and
aids will form on south side of Golden Gate
avenue, right resting on Market street
First division viii form on south side OF
Golden Gate avenue, right resting on Market
street.
Second division will form on south side of
Golden Gate avenue, right resting on Jones
street.
Third division will form on east side of Jones
street, right resting on Golden Gate avenue.
Fourth division will form on west side of
Jones street, right resting on Golden Gate
avenue.
LINE OF MARCH.
From Golden Gate avenue and Market street
to Kearny, thence to Bush, thence TO Market,
thence to the ferry, connecting with the
o'clock boat.
Grand marshal-Red, white and blue sash,
Chief OF staff-Purple sash, gold trimmings.
Marshals of divisions = Yellow sash, gold
trimmings.
ADVANCE.
Truck with bells and red fire; platoon Of On.
S. G. W. police; grand marshal, Frank W.
Marston; chief of staff, Milton D. CARAT;
chief aid, G. H. Fairchild; aid to grand mar
shall.
FIRST DIVISION.
Cassassa's Exposition band: officers Of the
Grand Parlor N. S. G. W.; California Parlor No.
/, Yerba Buena Parlor No. 81, fife and drum
corps, Golden Gate Parlor No. %, Mantle
Parlor No. los, drum corps, Ell Dorado Parior
No. SO.
SECOND DIVISION.
Band; Pacific Parlor No. 10, Bay City Parlor
No. 104, drum corps, San Francisco Parlor No
40, Olympus Parlor No. 1S9, drum and fife
corps, National Parlor No lis.
THIRD DIVISION.
Band; Mission Parlor No SO, Stanford Par
lor No. 76, South San Francisco Parlor No. 1877,
drum and fife corps, Hesperian Parlor No.
1877, Alcalde Parlor No. 154, drum corps, Alca-
traz Parlor No. 145.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Band; Rincon Parlor No. 70, Columbia Par
lor No. 121, drum corps, Sequoia Parlor No.
16O, drum corps, Precita Parlor No. 1877,
drum corps. Preside Parlor No. 1914.
Aids will report to the grand marshal at
Golden Gate avenue and Marketstreet promptly
at P. NJ.
The marshal of each parlor will report to the
marshal of division Immediately upon arrival
of the parlor at the place of formation.
The marshals of the various divisions will re-
port to the chief of staff as soon as their divis-
ions are formed.
The parade will move promptly at z Is P. NJ,
and all parlors not in line at that hour viii fall
into their positions in line as hereinbefore
designated Of the twenty-0ne parlors, four
teen have music or drum corps, and it has
been necessary to arrange the parade as above
On arrival at Sacramento the formation of the
line for parade there will be the same as
above. FRANK w. MARsToN,
Grand Marshal