The San Francisco call., 1904-09-05

grand president of the Native Daugh-
terS of the Golden West, Will be present
and deliver an address. Several other
features that are in preparation have
not yet been announced.
Following the literary exercises there
will be receptions by the different par
lors at their headquarters. The parlors
that have secured locations in Oakland
TO date are as follows:
California Parlor No. l. N. s. G.. W. Mac
cabees Hall; South San Francisco Parlor No.
l51. Woodmen's Hall: RIncon Parlor No. ~,
MaSohic Mas nc HaIi; stockton Parior NO: :, Gler
Han Qarge); Precita Parlor No 1SI. Eleventh
street and Broadway Labor CounciD; Pied
mont Parlor No 120. Loring Hall; Athens Par
lor No. 195. Fraternal Hall; Alameda Parlor
No. Al, Pythian Hall; Oakland Paror No. so,
Maple Hall; general headquarters, n. d. G.
w. Foresters' Hall; Piedmont Parlor No 81.
y. D. G. w. Ben Hur Hall; Aloha Parlor
No. 106 n. ID. G. w, Maple Hall: Alcalde
Parior No. 154, y. S. G W, Lower California
fornia Hall; Eden Parlor 113. small Pythian
Hall: National Paricr No. 1is. Upper Pythian
Ball; Halcyon Parlor No. lag; small hall,
Eleventh street and Broadway; Hesperian Par
lor No. 49,, small hall. Eleventh street and
Broadway; Sacramento Parlor No. 3. Hotel
upper; Pacific Parior No. 10. Giers Hall.
dower); Alcatraz Parlor No. 145, Hovey s
Hall.
AQUATIC SPORTS.
The athletic committee has arranged
a series of regatta events on Lake Mer-
ritt, to begin at 2:30 y M, under the
management of AL kim. The entries
have all closed, under the supervision
of the Pacific Amateur Athletic Asso-
citation. All races will be one and half
miles, with turn. The events, entries
and managers are as follows:
intermediate barge race: Alameda-D f.
Shay (2) F. Hunt CD E. Edwards, (D =
Mcconnell; Carson Donnelly. coxswain. Dol
NH - II \
McKerron, 90 G. Bertrand; Gerala kenir
coxswain.
Ayers; Dolphin. Fred Sherry; Ariel. James
senior shell-Dophin Alexander Pape, Leo
JUROR barge race: Alameda-U c. Hague
l2l Matt Ryan. CD w. Burnham, tD George
Tupper; Carson Donnslly. coxswain. Ariel
% /. NJ Jenson (2) Matt Brady. CD H. opelt
t) Ed Murphy; Eddie Flanders, coxswain
Junior outrigger skiH Alameda, H. e
Nelson; Dolphin, Leo Wenand; Ariel, Alex
Senior barge: Alameda = % F.. W. Ayers,
shay g, F. Hunt (3) E. Edwards Cd E.
Junior shelI-Dophin Gus Bertrand; T.
Harris. Steven Vicini; Ariel. Henry Wilson,
Alameda. Harry DumoEt. .
Regatta commttee-T. 1. Fitzpatrick, A. P
Rothkopf. E. J. Harris. T. Harris. W, B.
Hinchman
Referee-T Carroll. Reliance Club.
Startsr-Leander Stevenson Ariel Rowing
Club.
Timers-A Rothkopf. Dolphin Rowing Club
Tom Meade, South End Rowing Club; +.
Browning. Alameda Boating Club.
Marshal OF the coursc--Charos Farrell. Dol
phin Rowing Club
Judgez-Aiameda Gus Roster. A. G. Bell;
Ariel n. a. Denver James O'Connell; Dol
phin T. Dixon. Val Kehrlen; South End
James B. Foley, Ed scully.
During the afternoon there will be a
ball game between the Stockton and
Oakland lodges of Elks.
In the evening there will be grand
ball at Armory Hall, invitations for
which will be distributed to all of those
participating in the parade. The ball is
under the direction of the following
committee: II. G.. Williams, chairman:
J. r. Knowland, E. +. Garrison, Henry
Henken, w. d. Sagehorn, F. d. Pagan
and J. f. Hanson. Dances will also be
held at the headquarters of number
of the parlors.
CITY WILL DECORATE.
The Oakland City Hall will be pro-
fusely decorated with bunting and the
whole building will be outlined with
incandescent lights. The park adjoin-
ing will be decorated by hundreds of
lights. with decorated columns on the
exterior sides.
The Elks' building will be tastefully
decorated. and the Oakland lodge will
keep open house for all visiting Elks
who are coming with the Native Sons.