The San Francisco call., 1903-09-10
Exercises Held at Park
Are Attended by a
Large Throng.

/ ". Macomas, chief of aids. The aids to
the grand marshal were: Eugene f.
] Schmitz, II. l. Mulcreavy, Joseph King.
| John T. Twomey. l. Nonneman, ]. Ham
| mOnd, Charles J. Turner, j. T. Hanson,
/ A f. Sousa, W. S. c. Schmidt, w. J..
/ Backus, W. ]. Brady, H Williams, II.
| Heneke, George A. Stutt William Breu-
ner, H. L. LevisOn, Frank McArdle, Fred
! Glozier, F. J. Monahan.
The first division was marshaled by A.
3. Langford. with J. NJ. Shilue and Dr. G.
/ w. Fowler as aids. Then came the Fifth
Regiment band. The division was made
/ up of Company A, First Regiment, Ma
/ uonal Guard of California, Captain
/ George Ballinger commanding, with fifty
three men in line Company l. Fifth
| Regiment, Of Livermore, Captain j. o.
McKOwn commanding, had thirty men in
line, and Company B. Fifth Infantry, of
this city, numbered about fifty men, un-
der command OF Captain C. L. Holtum
The Pioneers made up the second divi-
| sion. j. S. Selby was marshal. with r. j.
LangfOrd and A. p. Murgotten as aids
The Pioneers occupied three big four
horse carryalls and twenty-five carriages
! followed In one carriage were four
/ women pioneers of 1S4e. Two of these
were survivors of the Donner party, Mrs
Matte Reed Lewis and Mrs. John NJ
Murphy; the other two were Mrs. Josiah
| Belden and Mrs. Margaret Branham
/ Ogier. One carriage was drawn by four
/ white horses and decorated with poppies
/ There were at least two hundred Pioneers
/ in line. Scattered about in the carriages
were a number Of Mexican War veterans
M NJ Marshall was marshal of the
third div-s4on. His aids were J. J. Ryan
and H. c. Sagehorn. The California Fife
and Drum Corps led the California Par
lor, which had about thirty men in line
who carried Japanese parasols Pacific
/ PaTlor No. 10 followed with about
seventy men, They wore white suits Of
the naval uniform style, trimmed with
gold lace, caps TO correspond, and carried
! parasols.
Fremont Parlor Of the Native Daugh-
ters and Mission Parlor Of the Native
Sons marched together. The ladies made
/ a striking appearance. They were attired
/ in blue suits, blue and white hats and
carried white parasols and wore white
gloves. The members of Mission Parlor
wore white pants. blue blouses and gray
hats. There were about thirty ladies and
forty men.
carriage containing Mayor Schmitz
OF San Francisco, Past President L. F.
| Byington, Mayor Worswick Of San Jose
/ and Grand President II. r. McNoble fol-
/ lowed. In other carriages were Grand
Trustee Henry S. Martin, Grand Secre-
/ AdAy 1ltiIy NTanQ trustee g.
Z. Jarvis, Grand Inside Sentinel ]. En-
met Hayden, Grand Second Vice Presi-
dent ]. L. Gallagher, Grand Trustee
J-raes A. Devote, Past Grand Presidents
/ Charles A. Decker, Thomas F. Flint and
John H Grady, Past President Lewis E.
Aubury, Past President T. w Marston.
Airs. E. E. Schmitz and Mrs. A. Rom
covieri.
The fourth division was marshaled nv
T. E. Carroll. His aids were z. Cook and
@. B. Cottle- Ell Dorado Parlor, with its
! drum corps, led the division About
twenty-five members represented the par-
lor and they carried Japanese parasols.
Representatives of Alameda Parior came
next. San Francisco Parlor No. 40 was
! preceded by its bugle and drum CORPS.
| The men wore regalias and carried para
soils. Thirty-six members were in line
Stanford Drum Corps led Stanford Parlor
No. 76. Forty members paraded in dark
naval uniforms. Mount Tamalpais Parlor
| followed and Oakland Parlor No so
| wound UP the division. The members rode
in a six-horse carriage, decorated with
! yellow.
w. H. Harrison was marshal Of the
fifth division. with Mark Noon and w. ]
| SmYth aids. The Sodality Club Band Of
Santa Clara led the parlors Orinda Par
lor, Native Daughters, marched with Rin-
con Parlor. Two rows of the ladies'
marched inside Of lines Of Native Sons
There were about forty in the two par-
lors. The ladies wore white suits and
hats and carried white parasols Then
came Bay City Parlor, in white suits ff
teen men in line; National Parlor had
fourteen men, with regalias and parasols
and Piedmont Parlor, whose members
wore red coats and white pants. with
caps, followed with sixteen men.