The San Francisco call., 1903-01-28

" PREPARATIONS are being made
IL )Efor the grand concert and enter
tainment to be held tonight at
IA Mechanics Pavilion in aid of the
memorial fund which is being
raised for the purpose of erecting a mon
ument in memory of the late Father W.
d. McKinnon.
The hall has been arranged so as to
accommodate the large crowd which IS
expected TO witness the affair and
has been decorated for the occasion with
flags and bunting of many colors.
The entertainment will open at 1880
o'clock. All the prominent army and
navy officers stationed here will be pres
ent, and General George Stone will re-
view the parade of the army and navy
forces after the musical programme has
been rendered. 1t is expected that Col
onel Woodruff will make the presentation
OF the Walter recruiting trophy to Com
pany II, First Regiment, California Ma
tional Guard.
The music for the evenings entertain.
meilt will be rendered by the five le9dinS
military bands in the State-the Third
Artillery Corps, L. S. A, Band: Marine
Band, United States Naval Training Sta
ton; First Regiment Infantry Band, n.
G. c.. First Battalion Artillery Band N.
q. c., and the Columbia Park Boys Club
Drum and Bugle Corps.
Selections for the concert will be rem
dcred by the members of the Third Ar
t.llery Corps Band and the United States
Naval Training Station Band combined,
under the direction of Armand Putz.
The entertainment will open with a
grand military and naval review rendered
! TO General George Stone, adjutant gener-
al of California. Other features of the
uty r1,.fI
ments of naval apprentices of the United
States Naval Training Station; army set
lug up exercises of the entire battalion of
the military department of Columbia Park
Boys Club; guard mount by the First
Battalion Artillery, n. G.. c.; physical
drill by Company c. First Regiment In
fantry. n. 9. c.; drill by Company l.,
League of the Cross Cadets: saber drill
by Troop A, First Cavalry, n. G. c., and
Hotchkiss gun drill by the naval mill
. TIA The affair Will close with a dress pa
rGde by the First Infantry Regiment, n.
6. C. during which the presentation of
the Walter recruiting trophy will be
made.
Following is a list of the committees
in charge of raising the fund and also the
committees in charge OF the entertain
ment:
LIST OF COMMITTEES.
General Committee-Governor George c. Par
dee, Mayor Eugene E. schmitz, Most Rev p
w. Riordan, Most Rev. John Ireland. Rt. Rev.
William Nichols. Rt. Rev. George Montgomery.
Rev. Dr. J. Noorsanger, Rev. Joseph p. Nc
Quaide, Rev. James A. Grant Rev. John Nu-
gent. Rev. ]. Cannon. Rev. j. Quinn Rev. F.
y. Morrison: Rev. II. w. 1. Reaney, U. S. N;
Rev. Peter Mcqueen; Admiral Henry Glass. L.
s. N; General Elwen s. Otis. L. 5. A: Gen
eral r. p. Hughes, U. &. A; General George
Stone, General Wilder S. Metcalf General o.
Summers, General John II. Dickinson, General
Harrison G. Otis; General Frederick L. Fun
stOn L. :. A; General r. H Warfleld General
9. AIcC. Reeve H T. Gage, James f. Smith,
J. T. Sullivan. Frank J Murasky, Peter ]. Cur
It's. F. J. symmes c. F. Curry H. j. McIsaac,
Thomas J. Boyd p. II. Mccarthy. Frank r.
Devlin. representative of Call representative o.
Chronicle. representative Of Examiner, repre-
sentative OF Post, representative of Bulletin;
Colonel c. a. Woodruff, L. 5. A.: Colonel J. b
RaWles, L. S. A.; Colonel J. J. OConnell, u. S.
A: Colonel T. T. ONeil Colonel A. Whtton
Colonel Charles Boxton Colonel II. +. Barry
Colonel W. Macdonald. Colonel James z. Power
mel W. H. Robb, Colonel J. Alexander. DR..
William D. Mccarthy, DR.. A. p. O'Brien, DR..
". s. Makemson. Or. Theodore Rethers. DR..
Hugh Lagan. Dr. George L. Painter Captain
T A. Nerney. Commander George Bauer.
Major George Filmer. Major Hugh T. Slime,
Major T. ]. McCreagh, Major William r. Rob
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