The San Francisco call., 1896-06-25

third-Two bottles of wine, donated by Albert
Bergstrom, proprietor of the Capitol, Al
Fourth street, John Ryan; fourth.Iwo lna1an
clubs, donated by ]. Linden, 655 Harrison
street, Gustave OLSEN.
Married ladies' race, first prize-Ha mmock,
donated by N. o. Winquist Oakland Mrs.
Vestkusten, donated by Alex olsson, pub
Usher, 921 Mission street, Mrs. ]. Netzel;
third-Ten pounds Swedish "knackebrod,
donated by j. Lander, baker, III Sixth street.
MIS- Brooke; fourth-Two sacks OF coal, 10
mated by N Gustafson, coal dealer, Tenth and
Howard streets, Mrs. G. Peterson.
Young ladies' race, first prize-Piano stool,
donated by Andrew Dahl, 13A Fourteenth
street, Millie Mendes; second-elegant fan,
donated by Nine. H. Anderson, 121 Stockton
street, Minnie Nelson. third.Dozen 81 cabinet
grapher 1O25 Market street, Annie Peterson; |;
f0urth-200 fine visiting cards, donated by the
West Coast Publishing Company, 921 Mission
street, Jennie Anderson.
Children's races girls under IL years, first
pr1ze-Japanese workbox. Mabel Verrey; sec
ond-Three Japanese baskets, Signe Swanson;
third-Paintbook, Ethel Gray.
Boys under IL years, first prlZe-PocKet-
knife, George. Swanson; second = Purse, j.
Hinnice; third-Rubber ball, L. Roberts.
The tug of war between the San Fran
cisco and Oakland teams was von by the
latter, NJ. Lewis captain. The San Fran
cisco team was captained by Mr.. Malm-
stram.
After the physical contests there was
dancing in the pavilion, which continued
until the opening of the evening pro-
gramme at 1880 o'clock.
The band rendered several selections
interspersed with vocal music by the sing
ing society, and patriotic addresses were
delivered by Alex OLSON, District Attor-
ney Barnes and DR.. Wester berg. Mr..
OLSON welcomed those in attendance at
the celebration and adverted to the ser
n kA hxyn M
countrymen. District Attorney Barnes
paid hign tribute to the Sweeds and their
contribution TO Americas civilization and
National development. DR.. Westerberg 9
grafton was delivered in the language of
his countrymen.
Following is a list of the committees to
whose labors much of the success and
pleasure OF the day is due:
Committee of arrangements-C. G. Kjell-
strom, president; Mrs. l.. White, first vice.
president; Joseph Okerblad, second vice-presi-
dent; Alexander OLSON, recording secretary;
August Johnson, corresponding secretary; G.
Danielson, treasurer: l. Tesche, f. o. Malm-
quist George Wahlcrantz, trustees.
Reception committee-Charles Danielson, G.
G. Kjellstrom, George Wahlcrantz n. o. Win
quist, Augustus Peterson.
Floor manager-JOSeph Okerblad.
Floor committed. Hammar. Albert Berg.
strom, G. N. Turner, Charles E. Johnson.
Decoration committee-Mrs. G. R. Lindberg,
MISS W. OdhlO OOAA5 unIS' L. W LlIey rloO
lin, DR.. A. Fehlen, K. E. Hanson, n. o. Win
quist, c. Il, KjelIstrom Alexander OLSON.
Committee of awards-Joseph Okerblad,
Fred Sandelin, Albert Bergstrom.
The Native Daug hters and the Native
Sons of the Golden West of the City held
a meeting in the office of the grand mar
shall last evening to make arrangements
for their participation in the demonstra-
ton. H. D. Lansing of Precita Parlor
officiated as chairman, and Miss Mamie
McRae acted as secretary. 1t was decided
as one body, ard all the flags and banners
are to be carried at the head of their divis-
ion.
There were representatives of many par
lors present, and from the enthusiasm
evinced, it is estimated there will be at
least 400 Native Sons and Native Daugh-
ters in line