The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-09
RECEPTION OF
VISITING PARLORS
Parade to the Depots to
Greet Incomers.
GOOD WORK OF COMMITTEES
NATIVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS
WHO DESERVE CREDIT.
Hard Work Of the San Joseans Which
Insured the Success of the
Great Admission Day
Celebration.
GOOD WORK OF COMMITTEES
NATIVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS
WHO DESERVE CREDIT.
Special Dispatch to The Call.


SAN JOSE, Sept S.-Palo Alto OBJ
servatory and San Jose parlors tri-
umphantly paraded the streets tonight
on the way to the depot to welcome
the thousands of Native Sons and
Daughters who have come to celebrate
the forty-eighth anniversary of Cali
fornia's statehood. They were recip-
tents of congratulations on all sides on
the successful manner in which they
had handled the preparations for the
celebration. For the past few months
they have been hard at work, and
things have gone on without a hitch
until now the greatest celebration of
the kind in the history of the State is
in progress.
Marches of the local parlors with
music preparatory to the coming of the
hosts enlivened the evening and did
much to entertain the people until the
arrival of the visiting parlors. Stock
ton Parlor was met at the broad gauge
depot about o'clock, and at 10 the
parlors separated and went to both the
broad and narrow gauge depots to re-
ceive parlors from the bay counties.
WA. CASTOR was grand marshal of
both of these PROFESSIONS. The follow
ing named prominent Native Sons were
seen In line: T. C. Hogan, H M N.
Spring, ]. S. Williams, /. l.. Koppel,
Theodore Jensen. Ernest Lion, S. L..
Worders, Emile Lion. G. T. Belloli. w.
T. Kirkpatrick, Bert Harrington, J. P.
Sex, w. ]. Boschken, w. T. Noting,
Thomas Monahan, w. L. Biebrach, w.
T. Barnes, w. E. Parkman, Peter
Aguire, w. T. Aggeler. c. Amidon,
George Y. Bollinger, E. r. Bailey, Louis
Coopers, Edward Haley, T. Hambly,
Louis Hartman, Thad Hobson, w. E..
Hobson, Emile Lamolle, H. Lefranc, S.
Lowe, James T. Murphy, Homer Prin-
die, M. F. Marshall, H. r. Trip, j. T..
Wallace H. Prindle, J. L Bradley, ]. w.
Sullivan.
Too much praise cannot be given the
general committee. To them the sue
cess Of the celebration is due The COM
mittee is as follows: Chairman, William
Williams; secretary, e. H. Leitch; as
sistant secretary, A. H. Suzallo; treas
urer, W. F. Lenzen.
subcommittee: Subscriptions. H.
Levy, S. L. Worden, j. S. Williams, T..
w. Lenzen, T. A. K. Fassett, H. Prin-
die.
Hall-W. T. Noting, w. F. Lenzen,
Fred M. Stern.
Music-H. M. Bland, j. l. Bradley,
Ed Haley.
Entertainments. M. Stern, w. A..
Castor, H. Prindle.
Rooms-R. H. Leaman, ]. w. Sulli-
van, Sam Martin.
Finance-T. c. Hogan, J. H. Levy,
A. H. Suzallo.
Decorations-T. W. Lenzen, ]. L.
Bradley, w. H. Carmichael.
Transportation-T. A. X. Fassett, w.
F. Lenzen, e. III. Leitch.
Ball committee-R. H. Leaman, Ed
Haley, ]. s. Williams, j. w. Sullivan,
S. L. Worden.
Perhaps no committee will come in
closer touch with visitors than the
joint reception committee. This body
has charge of the entertainment and
refreshments. The reception to be held
at the courthouse tomorrow afternoon
will be under the direct supervision of
the reception committee which is com
posed of Native Sons and Daughters.
The conpfttaa 90 folIou,c.