The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23

mandinr-west side of Battery street. right
resting Market; aids. John Harris, Thomas
P Woodward, o. H. Fisher, j. NJ Lourie;
No 112. Apollo Lodge No. 123. Cosmopolitan
LOd=e No. 1874 Excelsior Lodge No. 80 and
visiting lodges; followed by Loyal Rebekah
Lod=e No. 215 in float and carriages.
Seventh division. Eugene L. Marshall mar
shall coplmanding-Ea side OF First street.
=. II Hemphill. H A Mohr. F. L. Turpin Jr.,
J. s. Sinclair; Unity Lodge No 131, Pacific
Lodge No. 155. Alta Lodge No. POS, Golden
West Lodge No. 322, Farnsworth Lodge NO.
80. Odin Lodge No. 1898 and visiting lodges;
followed by Templar Rebekah Lodge No. 10
and Mission Rebekah Lodge No Dds in float
Eighth division. Louis Kragen marshal com
mandng-West side of First street. right rest
G. Mcdonald H. r. Rasmussen, J. W. Brooks;
Fidelity Lodge No. DO Spartan Lodge No. 125,
Occidental Lodge No. 49, Golden Gate Lodge
No. 204 Sargent Lodge No. sos and visiting
lodges: followed by Jubilee Rebekah Lodge
No. 239 in float and carriages.
Ninth division-W. H. Sharp marshal com
manding-North side Of Bush street. right
s McNfanug Arthur CoIbewe and d H Pike:
No. 2S5, Preside Lodge No. 334, and visiting
lodges; followed by Walhalla Rebekah Lodge
No. 100 in float and carriages.
Tenth division. Charles Stallman marshal
commanding-South side Of Bush street. right
resting on Battery; AIDS W h Manu-. b r.
Tebford. J. J. Phillips, NJ. D. Mayer and w
F. Harris; Golden Gate Encampment No. 1,
Walhalla Encampment No. 4, Wildey Encamp-
ment No. .. Unity Encampment No. 70, ORR
entail EncamDment No. 81. and visiting en-
campments. followed by Amity Rebekah Lodge
No 1G1 in float and carriages: officers of the
Grand Encampment in carriages.
Eleventh division. Contra Costa County.
Frank l. Glass marshal commanding-Esa
side OF Sansome street, right resting on Mar
ket: aids. Frank Critchett. J. Wallace de Witt.
Miss Ada Miller and Mrs. Vita Roberts, fol-
lowed by Rebekahs in float and carriages.
Twelfth division Solano and Napa counties.
George Weniger marshal COMMUNICATIVE
side Of SsDsome street, right resting on Mar
ket: aids; followed by Rebekahs in float and
carriages.
Thirteenth division. San Mateo County. L.
p. Behrens marshal commanding-North side
OF Suffer street. right resting on Market;
aids, Frank Granger, c. D. Howard NJ. Nc
elaine and W. A. Brownel; followed by Re
bekah lodges in floats
Fourteenth division, sonoma County. E. E.
Drees marshal commandng-South side of
J. F Conman and o. N. Tuttle; officers Of
Grand Lodge in carriages; trustees Of Odd
citation: residents Of Odd Fellows Home OF
Thermalito California general relief com
mittee float: grand officers and past grand
officers OF Rebekah Assembly in carriages
Rebekah Veteran Association in carriages.
Visiting odd Fellows whose lodges are not
in the parade will report to c. r. Mann at the
odd Fellows Hall at $50 a. m. sharp for as
Insignia-The grand marshal will wear a
royal purple sash trimmed with gold chief
aid purple and gold; marshals Of divisions
white: marshals of Encampment divisions.
shal, blue: aids 10 division marshals. red aids
to marshal OF Encampment division, purple.
The time for all divisions. escort and floats
will be at $50 on the morning Of Septem-
Der %.
The grand marshal and aids will assemble
around the fountaifP at Battery and Market
streets.
The escort and divisions will form on streets
in that vicinity explained above. The Re-
bekah floats belonging TO the different di-
visions will remain on Market street and fol-
low their respective divisions as they pass.
The line of march will be on Market street
TO Van Ness avenue, Van Ness to Califor-
mia countermarch 10 Market and continue IN
til the left is uncovered The review will be
held in front Of the City Hall square stand.
On account OF the large number Of cumber-
some floats. turning corners has had to be
considered in laying out the route This is to
be regretted, by doing downtown streets
Will have to be omitted where business houses
have honored order by elaborate decora-
tiOns. We should say 20 them that the only
reason for doing is 10 avoid accidents.
Brigadier General E. II. BLACK. p. NJ,
Commanding Parade.
Colonel J. K. RITTER Chief Aid.
p. S.-By order Of the executive committee
lodges. floats and features will be judged as
they pass the reviewing officers at Eighth and
Market streets.
Through the courtesy OF A. Roncovieri. pres
ident Of the Board OF Education the teachers
and children OF the public schools will be
given a holiday Friday.
At 1910 clock a. m. the various steamers
factories manufacturing establishments, etc .
will confer favor by sounding their steam
xzhf minute.