The San Francisco call., 1897-03-05
WILL CELEBRATE
THE INAUGURAL
Fine Programme Arranged
for Tonight by Oakland
Republicans.
The Locai Municipal Campaign
VIII Incidentally Be Given
a Boost.
Ladies Republican League Give a
. Grand Ball in Honor of Presi.
dent Mckinley.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL |

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL,
90S Broadway, March 4.
The Republicans of this city will hold a
grand gathering at the Tabernacle Fri
day evening" March 5. for the purpose of
celebrating the Inauguration OF President
Mckinley and Of promoting the success
of the | cal Republican municipal gov
eminent
The Army and Navy Republican League
will attend in a body as will also the
Seventh Ward Republican Club. The r.
lance Glee Club and other talent Will en-
liven the proceedings. The speakers will
be w. K. Thomas, ex-senator Guy c. Earl
4 Victor Ii. MetcaIf, F. E. Farnum, r. w.
n Snow and others. Hon. w. r. Davis will
preside.
The Alameda County mem bers of the
Senate and Assent bly, have been invited
10 attend and some will be present. SEN
ator Stratton has written saying that it
would be impossible for him 10 leave Sac
ramento.
The list of vice-p pre- sidents is as follows:
E. P. Stone, J. P. Winchester, E. Edward Col
Inns. G. II. Smith. J. L. PeIeau. B. Brown. Will
liam Dalziel, F. Leavitt, H. Meuges, G. Hoguet,
+. Refer, Miles Doody. H. Evers Jr, William
Bolza J. Dolan, F. Joseph, G. Adams, G. B. NJ.
Gray +. Barnett. j. Fields, Z. Ly ch, w liam
Walkinson, c. Ingler, F. A. Leach, H. Weider-
SSheim, ". Il. Hamilton, P. d. Brown, c. D.
sherman, Charles Mau, DR.. ]. Rodolph, R. Gra
ham, + K. Mott, c. Henderson, II. Bredhoff
a. L, Eckenstein, c. NJ. MCGOWAN. Guy c.
Earl, j. G. Hoyt, &. R. Scott, J. H. Steven
son, A. H. Breed, George Hswley, E. A.
Heron, ?. N. Fisher, J. Beckwith, E. J.
Pierce, J; F.. Towle, T. W. Hall, f. s.
J. Gilbertson, c. E Nicholas :. J. Mitchell. ].
Canill, E. H. Kittredge, ]. Maclise, H. G, Ken
dall, W. Il. Bal y, Z. C. Sessions, Dr.. j. R.
Webster, E Folger, n. A. Koser, W. F. Pierce,
J. T Cochran, w. b. Sohst, W. Dalton, C. B.
Chase, L. VI. Long, w. H. Vandemark, Frank
Brigham, J: C. Adams, w. J. McCiunie, K. W.
Church, 2. E. Daniels, Eli Denison, Charles n.
Fox I. E. Hanson, w. W. Jacobs, Sol Kahn,
Ed Meese, E. B. Norton, H. A. Powell. L. Raj
fetto, J. {. Ruedr c. E. Snook. G. Scholl, D. W.
Standeford, J. r Scupham, J. NJ Scotchler c.
W. Kellogg, c. q, Reed, J. W. Ne.son, William
Gift, c. B. Morgan, A. Kayser P. Bartlett, o.
H. Burnham, +; NJ PARCELS, I. NJ. Robinson,
a; N: Benham, William Heltman, c; D. Red
dington, w. B. Ludlow, J. n. Nash, F. B. hoyt.
w. B. Josephs, w. H. Quinn, J. S. Burpee, n.
Remiilard, G. W. Frlck, H, o. Trow bridge, J.
NJ Torrey, Hiram Tubbs, J. W. Phillips, W. B.
Pringle, L. n. Cobbledick, R. D. Yelland, ]. D.
French, c. H. DAILY. F. NJ Smith, E. S. Reed, H.
+. Crane d. NJ Cameron, James T Cary, N
w Spaulding,. n. K. Foster, B. F. Hobart
GeorEe C. Pardee G. NJ. Walker, T. NJ Gardi-
ner, R. Boyer, D. C. Brown, w H. Friend
George H. Collins, George S Wheaton, v H.
Metca.f, Phil Walsh, Henry Miller c. Burk-
halter, F. Koenig.
The, Oakland Ladies Republican Club
gave grand entertainment and bail to-
night at Grand Army Hall Although
the weather was not at all pleasant the
large hall was packed. Ex- Mayor Davies
opened the proceedings with a short ap-
propIiate address and Miss Ella Slicer
rendered a vocal solo. Mrs. II. r. Cory
played patriotic air on the cornet and
NJ iss Ida Malloon gave one of her charac-
Ieristic dances.
The song and dance by little Baby Falls
was very clever and brought out great APP
plause. Miss Ellis, Miss Lille Fogel, Miss
Ida Slicer. Miss Reynolds, Mrs. Derrick
and L. H. Carver also took part in the pro-
pramme. A ball succeeded the entertain
ment.
1t was under the direction OF Mr.. Jami-
son as floor manager, who had for his as
sistant Miss Reynolds