The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20

place. With the invitation was the an
nouncement that Eureka Commandery
would pay all the expenses of tie trip and
entertainment of the Sir Knights.
The invitation was favo7ably considered
by the members of California CommanA-
cry, and it WAS decided to accept. After
further consideration it was arran ged that
the team and others who will accompany
1t should leave this City on the 22d inst
To that end arrangements have been
MADE, ana The Sir Knights and ladies who
VIII accompany them will leave on that
day on the steamer Pomona and reach
the point OF destination on the % !. Up
ma med nad registered for passage on the
steamer:
Captain and Mrs. R. P. Hurlburt. Miss
FRA frankie Shattuck. John P. Fraser, Hon.
Imhomas In Morton, John Tonningson and wife,
DE- Ut; u ID. Westphal, Colonel J. Young and
GSttae; rIOieSsor A. A. Batkin and wife, J. +.
Tk NIaTk ana wife. Henry Ashcroft, Miss Ash
croft G. W. Taber and wife. g. E. Dorm and
Me; Me; George W. Bennett and vile, Dr. S A.
ana wife, o; H. Heusted, Anton Kor-
0e, 00ei, Mrs. koroel. Miss Olga Kolbel,
Miss Miss Martha Korbel, Miss Elma Korbel,
W K Jost ana wie c. W. Conlisk and wife,
f. h. ToblG and wife, Anton Krieg, Miss f.
Kr eg, Miss NJ Krleg. w. Perrine. w. A.
I: us, George Dyer, j. c. Crooks Howard
Hurlbut Eddie Hnrlbut, IL. b. Reams George
H. Newman, H L. Day, Master Lewis Hurlbut,
SANFORD Plummer. Charles Bone. Professor L.
A. Larsen. Mrs. Huat, NJ SIS Hunt, A. r. Nor
row, c. w. iredale, L. g. MAcbain, Char es
Bliss, r. Ii. Morrow, Colonel H J. Burns, 7.
II. Nichols, J. B. Richardson. (. n. Deuurey,
NJ. J. Lindsay, Miss Lindsay, Edward p. Cole,
James +. Logan.
The visitors, who will number between
eighty and ninety, will on their arrival in
Eureka be tenoered a reception 10y the
lady relatives OF the members OF Eureka
Commandery. On the following day
(ThursdaY) Sir Knight Anton Korbell of
California Commandery Will take the visi-
tors by train into The logging camps,
about SIX miles out of Eureka, on the Mad
RIVER. where they will be shown all the
| methods OF preparing Iumb be: for the mar
ket. On the evening of that day the drill
team Will give its exhibition drul in the
pavilion, and at its close there Will be a
| gran ball. On Friday there will be an
excursion on the Eel River as far as Sco-
| tia, and the visitors wlli be shown the
wonderful redwoods OF that section of the
| State. In the evening there will be q re-
! ceptlOn to w. Frank Pierce of Oakland,
! grand high priest OF the Grand Chapter OF
! the Royal Arch Masons Of California, and
the reception will be followed by a grand
banquet in his honor. To this, as well as
| to the reception, all he visitors will be in
vited. The reception and banquet Will be
| by Eureka Commandery.
On Saturday forenoon there will be r
| bay excursion and carrlsge-drive around
| the country to show the visitors the
beauties of Eureka and the surrounding
country. In The afternoon the party will
/ be taken by rail and by stage to Ferndale
In the same county, where in the evening
| terndale Chapter of the Arch MaSons
wall be instituted by the grand high
priest, and after the ceremony of instIiu-
| ton Is over there viii be a banquet ten
dered by the new chapter. After the
| banquet the visitors will be returned by
stage and rail to the place whence ey
came. and viii reach there at o'clock in
the morning. On Sunday all the mem
bers OF the visiting party will attend
divine service at IL o'c.ock in the fore
noon, and at o'clock in the afternoon the
lady visitors will tender reception on
! the Pomona 10 the members of he Eureka
Commandery and to their lady relatives,
after which will come the parting and the
visitors viii return to this CITY.
The officers of the drill team are: r. P.
Huriburt, captain; J. 2. Fraser, first lieu
tenant; Charles None, second Lieutenant;
Jerome b. Richardson, quartermaster, and
Antoine Krieg, com missAry.
Ihe knights viii take with them Sir
Knight O.. w. Bennett and his orchestra
which will furnish music during the trip.
Among the number will be Sir Knight +
h. Tobin and Mrs. Tobn, from bone
players, who will give duets at tie sew
eral entertainments.
OF those who are not mem bers OF Cali
fornia Com mandery, but who will accom-
pany the party, win be w. Frank Pieree
OF Oakland and vile and Charles w. Con-
lisk of this City and wife. Mr.. Conlisk,
who is one of the most enthusiastic anna
teur photographers in the State of Cali
fornla and one of the best, will be the
Official photogra pher for the party and he
viii take number of views, which, when
finished, will be treasured as mementoes of
what promises to be one of the most
pleasant excursions ever planned in this
State.