The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-07

AN JOSE. Sept. Everything is
in readiness for Admission day,
~ and only the arrival of the hosts
- Of Native Sons and Daughters Of
the Golden West is needed TO in
aue1lrate the celebration All the decora-
lions are in place to-day, and the local
parlors and citizens Of San Jose are
waiting 10 extend welcome. Large bear
flags are hung over the principal streets.
Tuesday night viii open the celebration.
AT that time the various parlors from San
Francisco and Oakland and adjoining
counties viii arrive. A band and the fol-
lowing reception committee from the va
rious parlors viii be at the depots to
meet the trains: Palo Alto-Ed Younger,
z. II. Benson, DR.. " A. CASTOR and J. A
Desiunone; San JOSH E--tirifhth, j. s
williams and Thomas MOnahan; Nendome
Parl0r. Native Daughters-Mrs. Garcia,
Mrs Griffith, Miss Della McAbee, Miss
TNne Brohaska, Miss Florence Rock; San
Jose Parlor-Mrs. J. BarbOni, Mrs Lille
Lawrence. Mrs. Koerber, Mrs. Lizzie Ami
con and Josie BarbOni
There will be a night parade, with TO-
man candles and redfre, and the parlors
will be escorted 10 their headquarters. A
band concert will be given In St. James
Park. The local headquarters viii hold
z reception at Native Sons Hall and re-
freshments viii be served.
Wednesday morning the big Admission
day parade viii be held. II will be formed
as follows:
Chief Of Police and platoon Of officers: grand
marshal. c. N Foley; AID. Mayor Schmitz Of
san Francisco; chief Of stan, Ed Younger;
ID Stern The following were selected from the
san Francisco parlors as aids 10 the grand
marshal. h j. Mulereyy . r ), Ryqn, Sohn
Hammond and Charles J. Turner. Those who
VIII act as AIDS from Oakland, Alameda and
Berkeley are: j. +. Hansen, A. = Sousa, Dr.
W J. Smythe W :. c. Schmidt, W. J. Bacus,
w J. Brady. Ed Cook. H. Williams. H c.
Sagehorn.- II. Hsnnake. George SUIT and A
Bruener.
Companies A and G, First Regiment, N
@. c., and Companies I and B. Fifth Regi-
ment, n. G. c.. viii form the first
division. The second division will COM
prise the Pioneers. Mexican War Neter-
ans and the Sons and Daughters Of Pho
neers. The other divisions are as follows:
Third division-El Dorado Parlor 10. 81.
California ParlOr No. !. drum and bugle corps,
Pacific Parlor No. 10, Mission Parlor No. %.
grand officers and officers Of the day.
Fourth divisiun-E-l Dorado Drum CORPS. Ala
media Parlor 10 A., san Francisco Psrlor No.
~ Oakland Parlor No 20. IN tailyho coaches,
six-in-hand, escOrting Governor Pardee: Mount
Tamalpais Parlor No. ga
Fifth division-Drum corps -four mem, Stan
ford Parlor No as. Orinda Parlor. Native
Daughters No. SO. Rincon Parlor No p, Bay
civ Parlor no. 1O8, .Niantic Parlor No. 1O5.
National Parlor 10 lis, Piedmont Parlor No.
15S
Sixth division-Drum coEps. Hespian Parlor
NO I3T Alcatraz ParlOr No I35. Halcyon Par
Tor No. l46. drum corps. Precita Parlor No. 1s7.
Brooklyn Psrlor No. Isl. South san Francisco
ParIor No. I57. Sea Point Psrlor No. 15S
Seventh division-Drum and drill corps (uni-
formed). Captain j. stande Alcalde Parlor No.
l54 santa Clara Parlor No. 100 Watsonville
Parlor No. 50 Redwood City Preside Psrlor
No 1e4. Athens Parlor No. 1875 Mountain View
Parior No. 215. University Parlor No &c, drum
corps Sequoia Parlcr No 80.
Eighth division-Drum corps sixteen pieeesl,
Olympia Parlor No. 1s9. Minerva Parlor, y. y.
g W. No ?; drum corps. Marshall Parlor. y.
s. O. ". No. 202; San Jose Parlor, n d. g.
" Nendome Parlor. n. D. O. ".
Ninth division-Bugle corps Army and Navy
Parlor No. 207 Dolores parlor No DOS. Berkeley
parlor No 20 Twin Peaks Parlor No. pa
drum and fife corps. Fl Captain Parlor No. ODD
Tenth division-Band. San Jose Perlor NO
- Palo Alto Parlor No 50, drum corps, OBJ
servatory Psrlor No. III
Literary exercises viii follow in the
park. The Hon. /. r. Byington will be
a a