The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-19
Press-P. B. johnson. ]. NJ. Henderson, c. t.

Barton.
Three days-from Sunday, September 8,
to tuesday, September 10, lncluslye-wllI
be devoted to the celebration, Monday OF
course being set apart for the most inter
estlng features. The following will be the
order of events:
Saturday evening, September 7--San Fran
cisco and interior parlors will be met at the
trains by the local parlors and escorted to their
respective headquarters, which VIII 1ncldent-
streets.
Sunday, September S-Grand concert and en-
tertainment at Suffers Fort in the afternoon.
Two concerts in the evening, one at the plaza
ana one at Capitol Park.
Monday, September 9-Grand parade, to
start from Tenth and K streets at IL A. M
ana march through the principal streets
headed by Marshal Henderson and the
joint committee having the celebration in
charge. In the afternoon regatta OF the
river between crews from San Francisco, OAK
Iand, Alameda, Stockton and sacramento, the
| races to begin at 4:30. In the evening grand
parade and electrical display, at the conclusion
OF which the formal Admission day exercises
VIII take place at Capitol PARK during the
day and evening there will also be entertain
ments at the headquarters OF the various par
lors, nearly all of whom will keep open mousse
tuesday, September 10.-Natiye Sons, day at
the races at Agricultural Park, for which oc-
caslon special speed programme mas peen ar
ranged by the directors o. the State Fair In
the evening grand illuminated concert at
tive Sons.
The Sacramento Joint committee COM
prIses the following-named gentlemen:
Thomas Fox, chairman; A. S. Cohn, vice.
president; James NJ. Henderson, secretary; F.
H.. Conn, treasurer; Frank D. Ryan, T. B.
Johnson 9, !, H. K. Johnson, R. E. Greer, A. Kauf-
man, c. T. Barton, C. N. Post 7. j. SHELTON. I.
Z. Ellers, George Sherman, +. LaHerty, ID. ..
Tubbs.
The efficient officers of the local joint
committee are: j. P. Dockery, chairman;
E. l.. Head, chairman; j. b. keenan,,
treasurer; L. G. Conmy, secretary.
With commendable foresight the Sacra-
mento committee of accommodation has
made ample arrangements for rooms for
all who may desire lodgings. 1t has con-
tracted for some 1000 rooms, guaranteeing
to pay for them whether occupied or not.
The rooms have been personally inspected
and are located in lodging houses and pri-
vate dwellings, all of which are centrally
located.
Stanford Parlor No. 76 of San Francisco
will be represented at Sacramento by
seventyfive members, and has already
commenced to put Turner Hall in shape
Tor It's headquarters.
The ladies of California Parlor of Sacra-
mento will participate in the parade and
will remain in line the entire distance.
Ursula Parlor No. l, Native Daughters,
cesSion.
Alameda Parlor will send eighty repre-
sentatives and Excelsior Parlor of Jackson
forty. The latter will be accompanied by
band of sixteen pieces.
Chico's Native Sons and Daughters will
be at the capital in full force, and will also
bring band with them.
Several Sacramento citizens have already
begun to prepare their decorations, and the
work of identifying the buildings of the
city, particularly those along the proposed
route of the procession, will now go forward
rapidly.
Ats meeting of the Sacramento joint
committee. held Wednesday, the decora-
tive features to be provided by the order
were decided upon and are as follows:
Two grand arches will be erected, one at
Seventh and streets and the other on K
street, between Fourth and Fifth. There
will also be a number OF pretty medallions,
12x14 feet, on and K streets and at
various street intersections.
The committee also decided to stand
one-half the expense of having the outside
companies of the Second Infantry present,
in order to have a fine military display,
providing the carnival committee will
stand the other half.
All of the large parlors will entertain
during their stay in Sacramento, and have
secured headquarters as follows:
Mission Parlor No. 3S-Senate Chamber.
Sacramento County parlors - Assembly
Chamber.
Marysville No. 6-secretary of States recep-
ton parlor.
Oakland No. 50-Supreme Court chamber.
Placer County parlors-State Printers Office
In Capitol.
Lincoln No. 72-Grangers' Hall, Tenth and K.
Pacific No. 1O-Pythian Castle, Ninth and /,
main floor.
AlcaIde No. 154-Red Mems Hall, Tenth. ]
and K.
Stanford No. 76-Turners' Hall, K, Ninth and
Tenth.
Golden Gate No. 2s-Pythian Castle, Ninth
and l. upper floor.
California No. 1, Woodland No. 80 and Sc
quota No. 160-Foresters' Hall, I, Seventh and
Eighth.
San Francisco No. 49-Basement OF Pioneer
Hall.
Ell Dorado No. 52-smith's Hall, Seventh, K
and L.
Piedmont No. 120-Pioneer Hall, Seventh,
and K.
South San Francisco No. 152-Odd Fellows
building, Ninth, ] and K.
Mystic Turks of National Parlor-Dennery
residence, Seventh and N streets.
Quartz Parlor No. 5S-Jacobs Hall, J, Tenth
and Eleventh.
Amador County Parlor-Pommer's Hall,
Ninth, and j.
Stockton No. 7-Hale's building, northwest
corner Ninth and K.
Vallejo Parlor No. 77-Chickering Hail. j.
Eighth and Ninth.