The San Francisco call., 1904-09-04
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED.

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ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED.
The joint arrangements committee for
September 9, composed of representa-
tives from all the local parlors and
those located in the bay counties, has
completed all its arrangements, and on
the evening OF the Sth will have
grand parade in this city of all the
parlors on the way 10 the ferry TO reach
held in the City Of Oaks at night. The
local paraders are TO be supplied with
a liberal supply of fireworks to be used
on the march from Native Sons Hall
along Mason street, to Market, TO Kear-
ny, to Bush, to Market street, thence
TO the ferry, where the visitors will en-
bark on one of the creek boats and be
landed at Broadway. from where the
informal Oakland night parade, or
march 10 headquarters. as the modest
Oaklander puts ii, viii start.
California Parlor, the mother parlor
of the order, viii appear in the main
parade, with its drum and bugle corps
of forty members. The members are TO
shine in a new uniform. II will have
headquarters in the Maccabee temple.
where a reception viii be held, together
with orchestral music, from 2 TO 11:30
p. m. The committee that will look
after California Parlor is J. ]. Cusack,
Frank Tuchler, James Healy, I. Unger,
]. ]. Neubarth. Fred Hobro, William
OBrien, W. Sommers and E Fried
man.
Rincon Parlor No. y has secured
headquarters in Masonic Hall. Oak
land, and viii entertain friends and
visitors afternoon and evening with
true Native Son hospitality. The par
lor will parade on the night of the
Sth and forenoon of the 9Th and Will
be preceded with its uniformed drum
corps and have at least one hundred
members in line. The bows have
adopted as a uniform a dark suit, light
straw hat, black bow tie and white
vest. The Rincon bows viii lsport a
very swell badge. The committee in
charge is John Hannah. W. ]. Wynn.
j. E Foley, E. P. Courtney, @. Oringo,
P H. Muller, James A Wilson. @. II.
S. Dryden and Thomas H Vivian.
PARLORs TO TURN OUT.
South San Francisco ParIor No. 157.
from which VI. H SQuires has been
chosen TO act as grand marshal of the
san Francisco parade, has decided 10
turn out the entire membership. led
by its famous drum corps Of sixteen
pieces. The parlor expects 10 make its
mark in the Oakland parade and in the
afternoon ard evening will meet its
many friends al headquarters in Wood /.
mems Hall
Olympus Parlor No 1s9 will turn our
at least 100 strong and have its drum
corps in line. 1t will. in the Oakland .
parade, have a group on a float rep-
rensenting The Progress of Califor- +
MIA At that time the parlor's beauti-
fui banner, mounted on wheels, will /
be mark in the division.
Preside Parlor will act the gallant.
as it viii be the escort to Orinda and /
GenevieYe narlorS of the Native
Daughters in the Oakland parade. IT
viii have a fife and drum corps and +
make the ladies keep step TO field mu- /
sic
Twin Peaks Parlor win parade with
distinctive white pantaloons and white (
hats,
Mount Tamalpais Parlor of San Ra-
fael viii make tally-ho display in the
procession.
Marshall Parlor's members viii pa
rade as old-time miners and vii lhave
one OF the oid-fashioned stage coaches
in line.
Precita Parlor viii follow its drum
corps and make a good showing as to
numbers and general appearance
The officers OF the Joint Ninth of
September Committee are. O. L. Black
man, president; F. c. Coymus. secre-
-ary. The SUBJ b-committees-Pro
L. ]. Fem. E. ]. Buzolzri. y. Hellman.
c. d. Steiger. L. F. Byington: print
ng-J. Wilson, ". T. Callundan. ].
D O'Haliaran. Joseph Rose. NJ Rattigan:
parade-M. H SQuires. Frank Morde-
cai. c. L. Badt. II. o. Rogers. ]. Han
an: finance-Charles H Turner. ] E.
NcDougald. J. E. Hayden. j. L. Gala
cher. j. r. Knowland: music-A. s.
Iroth. D. Wilson. ". Veit w ]. Dom
on. c A Bolderman; DEess-E E
Fisher, ]. II. Nelson, H. Joost. A. O.
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