The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-07-31
BRANCH OFFICES
OF THE CALL IN
ALAMEDA COUNTY
OAKLAND.
1916 Broadway.
Telephone Main 1888.
BERKELEY.
214S Center Street.
Telephone North ~.
ALAMEDA.
1885 Park Street.
Telephone Alameda $50.
WILL OBSERVE
ADMISSION DAY
General Committee of Ma
tive Sons Outlines Plan
for a Big Celebration
Oakland Office San Francisco Cahi
1915 Broadway. July 80.


1915 Broadway, July 80.
The general committee of the Ma
tive Sons of the Golden West, which
is arranging for the celebration of
Admission day in this city, has now
completed the list of committees
to have charge of the various events
OF the day. 1t has also perfected the
general plan for the Oakland celebra-
ton. Among other details the COM
mittee has voted to hold the literary
exercises Immediately after the pa
rade, which will take place at 10 a.
m, September 9. These exercises will
be held either at the Willows or in
the City Hall Park.
Arrangements have been made with
the railroad companies whereby ex-
cursion trains will be run from Sac
ramento. Stockton, San Jose and
Santa Cruz. A large number of Wis
itors is expected from San Francisco
and from the interior towns of Ala
media County. The members of the
san. francisco parlors will parade
down Market street in San Francisco
on the evening of July 8, and will
take special boat for this city, where
they will be received at the head
quarters of the several local parlors.
On the morning of the 9Th they will
participate in the Oakland parade
The general committee has decided
to close the celebration with a grand
ball at Armory Hall on the evening of
September 8. and the members of
Oakland Parlor have arranged for a
dance IF fhaf,. Of
The members Of the subcommittee
are:
Ways and means-Harry G. Williams
(chairman), Oscar Luning, F. j. Mofit,
George S. Meredith, j. r. Knowland,
W. j. Baccus, A. H. Breed, w. B. Quig-
ley Jr., E. G. Boswell, r. ]. Montgom-
cry, Henry Henken.
Parade-H. n. Gard chairman, ]. ].
Maggie, DR.. W. j. Smythe, w. D. Sage
horn. a. 7. Sousa. r. G. Fallmer, Paul
'Wuthe, w. Hammond. F. D. Pagan,
w. S. Schmidt.
Literary. r. Knowland CHAIR
mani, G. r. Stetson. ]. F. Hanson. G.
w. Frick, L. T. Bauer, Arthur Colby,
c. Perry, Frank McAllister, S. ].
Wright.
Hotel and accommodations-J ]. Nc
Elroy (chairman), w. L. Paulson, c. H.
Rock, William Brady. L. L. Bauer E
j. Drussel A. D. Goldsworthy.
Reception-George Hans chairman.
w. Walkup, G. w. Mcfitt. Charles
Rollins, Charles Won Tagen. r. A.
Berry, George f. Parker, Frank Smith.
F. B. Granger. H. P. Dalton, William
Zambresky, Dr. J. P. Tormey
Athletic-Al kim (chairman), H. Won
Tagen. H. l.. Newsom, ]. j. Mulgrew,
F. S. Cone, Frank Bageley, c. T. Rose.
George z. Cross, F. B. Haywood, G.
A. Rice.
Finence-Henry Sagehorn CHAIR
mani, Rod w. Church, E. r. wilson,
r. NJ Hamb. Emil Planer, L. s. Shan
non, G. r. Stetson, A D. Wilson.
Decoration-Beach Dean (chairman).
Frank Barnet, S. I-yams. DR.. o. T.
Wilson, c. K. Townsend, N. P. White,
H. p. Wickham, V. Wehe, w. E. Turn
er and II. w. Koerber
Press and advertising-D w. Doody
(chairman), E. F. Garrison, H. c. Cook,
D. j. Barr, w. p Geary, H. G. White,
Nat Jehu, r. T. WEIGH and A Fisher.
Citizens advisory-Theo. Gier, A.
Jonas, George c. Pardee, William J.
Laymance, Wilbur Walker, John A.
Britton, A. H. Schlueter, Edwin
Stearns, w. F. Kelly and H. c. Cap
we'll
Committee of the Whole-L. N Cob
bledick, chairman; E. r. Garrison, sec
rotary, and Frank Barnet, treasurer.