The San Francisco call., 1903-09-05
NATIVE SONS ACTIVELY IN
SION DAY CELEBRATION.

"S HE San Francisco, Alameda and
Marin County parlors will play a
prominent part in the celebration
~ of Admission day at San Jose next
Wednesday. On the evening of
the Sth inst. the natives will parade on
the way to the Southern Pacific depot at
Third and Townsend streets for the pur-
pose of taking train for the celebration
city The line of march will be from Ma
tive Sons Hall on Mason street, down
that street to Mari ct. to Fourth. to
Townsend and along Townsend to the
depot.
The procession will be made up Of three
divisions, in addition to the advance and
a military escort The advance will be
composed of Grand Marshal w. E. Foley
and the following aids:
Harry I. MuIcrevy. Eugene f. schmltz, E.
C. Schultz, William Dahl Drummond Nc
Arron Joseph Fagan, F. sainsot. g. Nathan.
E. ET7zos50 dSn RATIO Geoase Mof
gan, George VI. Davis, August H Brickwoldt,
E. NJ. Eisfeldsr. A. F. Flanagan W; H, Nor
George Schreat, S. Whitman, F. A. Hoppe,
T. A. Fox, JAeph O. Brien, F. McArdle, Frank
D. McArdle. y J. o.Brien Fred Glazier. lyer
Iverson T. A. Kerrigan, M J. Sheehan. H.
H. Keene. Frank Brown, Thomas Pierce, J. z
Fennel. NJ j. sullivan M Ne e; Morris MOTHS J; F: F:
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Mordacai, L. Nonnemsnn, II. L. Levenson
George Stutt, A. Bruener
The escort will be a platoon of police,
who are Native Sons, and Company A,
Captain George Ballinger; Company G..
Captain w. Wall, and Company 1, Cap
tain Frank Moore, of the First Infantry,
National Guard of California. The divi-
sions that are to follow will be made up Of
drum, bugle and fife corps, which will ac-
company the several parlors in the order
named: California, Golden Gate, Mission,
San Francisco, FL Dorado, Rincon, Stan
ford Yerba Buena, Bay City, Mantle, Ma
tional. Hesperian Alcatraz, Alcalde, Sc
quota, Precita, Olympus, Marshall, Army
and Navy and Twin Peaks.
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
Each parior will be provided with a
supply Of fireworks to illuminate the
streets along the line of march. The pro-
cession will move at Sis o'clock and those
parlors not on hand to take assigned
places says the grand marshal, will have
TO bring up the rear or reach the depot
by the most expeditions route.
In order to accommodate those who will
go to San Jose the general committee has
made arrangements for transportation by
regular train a clock on the afternoon
of Tuesday, a special train at D. m and
all regular morning trains, as we'll as a
special train at $40 a. m. on the follow
ing day. Excursionists may return on
any of the regular trains during the af-
ternoon of the 9Th and by a special at
midnight For the benefit of the excur-
sionists who return late there will be owl
cars operated on the line of the Mission
branch and the Third and Ellis street
line.
There will be similar arrangements as
to train service for the natives and their
friends who live on the other side of the
bay and desire to start from and return
to Alameda County cities.
Rincon ParIor will parade 100 strong in
this city and will make good showing in
San Jose. 1t will have headquarters there
in the Young Mems Institute building and
will have Orinda Parlor of the Native
Daughters of the Golden West as special
guests.
Stanford Parlor will have headquarters
at the Vendome and will entertain in the