The San Francisco call., 1898-07-20
RECEPTION AT THE CAMP
SANTA ROSANS TO BE GUESTS
 OF THE REGIMENT.
Archbishop Montgomery Wires His His Congratulations and Wishes the Boys a Pleasant
 Outing.
Special Dispatch to The Call.


 SA. July 19.-Colonel Sullivan of the League of the Cross Cadets held an officers meeting at his headquarters tent this morning and the programme for the week was arranged. To-mor- row night the residents of Santa Rosa will be the guests of the cadets at the camp. Colonel Sullivan requested com manders of all companies to encourage the boys to decorate their streets with Japanese lanterns, and to entertain the guests with banjo music and glee club singing. Taps" will not be sounded until II o'clock
 On Thursday evening the regiment will parade through the principal streets of Santa Rosa, passing the Courthouse at 7:30 o'clock, where it will be halted and give dress parade.
 On Friday Colonel Sullivan, accompa- nied by his field and staff officers and the glee club, will visit Sebastapol to assist in an entertainment in aid of a new church that is in course of con- struction In the Rev. Father Rogers parish.
 In the mornings for the future bat talion drill will be dispensed with. Col onel Sullivan has come to the conclu- sion that the grounds in the vicinity of the camp are too small for extended order drill and that better results can be accomplished by the commanders of companies ~instructing the cadets in company manual school.
 Heutenants w. J. Kelly and J. J. Crowley visited the Recreation grounds to-day and marked off the distances for the field day" sports that will take place on Saturday. The grounds have a three-eighths of mile track. It is expected large crowds from both San Francisco and here will attend the sports. The entries are as follows:
 Fifty-yard dash-Ffeld and staff, Ca rev; band, Wilson; Company B-McEl- roy, Tanning, Dougherty; Company D. Torris, Mahony, Dougherty; Company H -Erlenheim. Bowers; Company M, She bel.
 pany B, Dougherty; Company C-Geddys. Otis; Company D-Healey Dunn, Kelly; Company H-Riley, O'Conner. Phelan; Company K, Pelletin; Company M-she- Standing broad jumPnstaff; Ps11; carew; pany D--Dunn, Svetuvich, Carroll; Com eompan1 eeanx Jlfnnfsm MnRosis Herbert ertio aSieS
 One hundred yard dash-staff, Carew and Welch; Company B-Fanning, McEl- r9y DOpshertK Tempsny o. Company H-Richter, Sugue, Powers; Hams, Svetuvich; Company H-Merino,
 Twelve-pound hot-put-company B, Dougherty; Company Colts. Cava- naugh, Kane; Company D-Mohan. Will Hams, Svetuvich; Company H-Merino, Erlenheim, Heam; Company Mo Brien,
 Running high jump-staf, Carew Com pany B. Potter; Company D-Carroll, Ga linas; Company H-Richter. Lawler, Me Stoeker; Company K, Kane; Company M -Shebel, Dresser.
 Throwing twelve-pound hammer-Band, Wilson; Company B, Dougherty; Com pany D-Mohun, Svetuvich, Mahony; Company HMerino, Whalen, Hearn; Company M-McIntyre, Behan.
 There will be in all fourteen events.
 Colonel Sullivan received from Arch bishop Montgomery to-day telegram, as follows:
 Accept for yourself and cadets hearty congratulations and wishes for pleasant encampment. Am sorry cannot be with you. G. MONTGOMERY.
 Company L, the youngest company in the regiment, is commanded by Cap tain r. J. Monahan. The boys drill compares favorably with that of any other company in the regiment. They expect to enlist number of recruits on their return to San Francisco.
 The "Peopee Quartet" is composed of Tl. Keane and Ed Glennon, all members of Company B. They will render several vocal selections at the reception at camp tomorrow night.
 The field and staff officers have formed a club known as the Owls and Knockers Club, and gave reception at headquarters last night, supplying ice cream and fruit as refreshments to their guests.
 Corporal Brady, who was quite Ill in the hospital tent, has almost entirely recovered. His sickness is a warning to the other boys. Brady rode for sev- eral hours in the burning sun on his wheel and then, while profusely per spring, consumed five ice cream sodas.
 An entertainment and dance were given at Ridgway Hall this evening by the Catholic Ladies Aid Society. Short ly after o'clock Company G, headed by the band, marched from camp to the hall, under the command of Captain Power The boys opened the pro- gramme with an exhibition drill. They received overwhelming applause, which they richly deserved. The entertain ment was followed by the dance. The floor manager was Lee McCumsky, who was assisted by w. J. Aubrey, Harry Yandle and William Noonan.
 Captain D. J. Mccarthy was officer of the day and Lieutenants F. Wyms and J. Long officers of the guard to- day.
 Rev. Father O'Mahoney of St. Charles parish arrived from San Fran cisco. He will be the guest of Colonel Sullivan for the balance of the week.