The herald., 1897-09-09

lines formed a. above and proceed to Ar.
cade depot. The frst, third and fourtl,
divisions will then be dismissed at Main
and Seventh streets after the second d.
vision has passed in review. This change
Is made for the double purpose of shorten
ing the march for those not going to Cata-
lima and also to give those who do go an op-
portunity to change apparel in time to
make the train.
Grand marshal. red sash with gold bullion
fringe; marshals of divisions. blue sash
with gold bullion fringe; aides to grand
and division marshals, white sash with
gold bullion fringe. All bands will report
as ordered heretofore or if not already d.
rected otherwise will report at position
assigned by this general order.
FRANK SABICHI. Grand Marshal.
j. S. PHILLIPS, Chief of Staff.
The executive committee Of the Ma
tive Sons desire all members of the or
der, both local and visiting, to be at the
Native Sons hall at 317 South Main
street, at S:15 this morning. All baggage
will be taken care of by the committee
who will gee that 1t arrives at the Ar
cade depot before the parade The head
quarters have been elaborately deco
rated and large banner swung across
the street at the hall.
THE CATALINA EXCURSION
The Native Sons will leave this morn
ing for Catalina on a special train
over the Southern Pacific at IL o'clock,
OF on the regular 1915 a. m. Terminal
train, both of which make connection
with the steamer Hermosa. The steamer
arrives at Avalon at 2:30 p. m.
The excursionists will proceed at once
to the Pavilion, where patriotic exercises
will be held. The Stars and Stripes and
the Bear flag will be raised over the
building. The Grand Marshal will intro
duce E. c. Schnabel, who has been ap-
pointed President Of the Day. After
making a short address, Mr.. Schnabel
will in turn introduce Senator Stephen
M. White, an illustrious Native Son,
who is to be the Orator Of the Day. After
various exercises, the crowd will ad-
journ to dinner.
AS on Saturdays, trains will also leave
over the Southern Pacific at 5:03 p. m.,
and over the Terminal at 4:30 p. m., MAX
ing connection with the steamer Her.
mosa for Catalina.
On the arrival of the steamer at Cata-
lima at S:45 p M, there will be the grand
est display Of fireworks ever witnessed
at Catalina.
Arrangements have been made with
Banning Bros. that tickets, including
transportation and three days accom-
mediation at the Metropole, will be sold
to Native Sons and Daughters and their
guests for IS, while tickets. including
transportation and three days room and
board at the Swanfeldt Camp, will be
sold for $5.25.
Three kinds Of badges will be dis
tributed. viz. the regular badges to the
Native Sons, red silk badges for guests,
and white silk badges for the ladies',
whether Native Daughters or guests.
The grand ball will take place at Ava
lon at $3.50 this evening, after the fire.
works. DR.. Carl Kurtz and A. C. Brode
have been appointed floor managers.
The ball will be held al the Pavilion, and
the minstrel show will be given the fol-
lowing evening at o'clock at the ware
house. No one without badge will be
admitted to the ball or minstrel show,
except on the payment at the box office
of $3.50 for the ball and 81 for the min
strel show
Tomorrow there will be aquatic
sports and races. The Hermosa will
make a trip around the island, 60
ing by way Of Seal Rocks. She will
stop on the way back at Camp Banning,
where a grand barbecue will be given.
1t has finally been determined that ladies
shall be invited to the barbecue
There Is no set program for Saturday,
September 11th. At $3.50 o'clock on the
evening Of that day the Native Sons
will hold their high jinks, when weird
and mysterious ceremonies of initiation
Of new members will take place.
Sunday the excursionists will return
to their various homes.
There will be commissary depart
ment in connection with the Native Sons
Lunch will be served dur
ing the trip over on the Hermosa-
After the arrival at the island the COM
department will be esta blished
In tents in front of the warehouse, and
cold lunch will be Hospitality served
from noon to midnight of each day to
Native Sons and Daughters and their
guests.
Grand Marshal Frank Sabichi had as
his guests at the Burbank theater Tues
day evening Maj. Diss of Redlands, Past
President Kramer from Arrowhead
Parlor. Past President Aubery Of San
Diego, A. M. Loup, presiding officer of
Parlor; Vice President
Brock of San Diego Parlor, VIM. Spears,
Marshal Of Cabrillo Parlor: A. Burke,
Past President of Ventura Parlor; Ralph
w. ]. Variel, s. A. D. Jones,
Edwin A. Meserve, James McCusker,
Adolph Ramish, E. Hokstatten, Frank
Romolo Pico, DR.. Phillips,
Judge D. v. Morrison and I. B. Dock
weller, all Of this city Several men,
bers Of the party were accompanied by
their wives
The Roller Boat
TORONTO Sept S-The much-talked of
Knapp roller boat was launched here today