The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
SAN FRANCISCO
PARTY STARTS
Eycursionists to Celebrate
Fame of This City Are
ON the Way to Portland
HAVE SPECIAL TRAIN
Commercial Organizations
of the Metropolis Send
Out Many Representatives

The San Francisco day excursion party
for Portland, under the management of
the commercial organizations of San
Francisco, left this city last evening on a
special train at 7:40 o'clock. Every berth
and drawing-room on the train was sold,
and parties who applied too late for ac-
commodations constituted stay-at-horne
waiting list There are 129 in the party,
who go TO help make the name Of San
Francisco better known.
This is the first excursion which has
been arranged by the commercial organi-
cations of San Francisco. and the South
ern Pacific Company provided the finest
train. at its command for the excursion.
The special train consists OF FIVE Pullman
drawing-room sleepers, dining car, a
special buffet observation car and also a
composite buffet smoking car.
The California commissioners are ar
ranging for a special reception to the
San Francisco delegation on San Fran
cisco day at the California building and
will provide a special programme of ex-
ercises After the formal exercises an
informal reception will be given at the
California building, at which refresh
ments will be served, and a general gath
ering of CaHfornians is expected. The fol-
Loving is a list of the excursionists:
Grove Lawrence, Mrs. Grove Lawrence. A.
f Coolot, Mrs. A E. Cooiot, Mrs X NJ
Cantain w. J Gray, Mrs " j. Gray. Captain
Gray's two sons Luther Elkins. James II.
Gilhuiy. W. Johnston. Mrs W Johnston'
Joseph s. Anderson M G. Bugbee' Mrs.; Mrs; M. = =
Carl NJ Moses. F. V. Lovejoy. j. j. Coulson.
Mrs J. j. Coulson, John F. Cannon. Edward
Riebe, Mrs. H. {. Warwick, James F; swift
c. F. Butte c. F. Lurnlan, Mrs. Z. F. Dur-
man, William Carroll, Mrs. William Carroll,
Anthony Tymcio. Fl. D. Loveland, Mrs. II. D.
Loveland Mrs. A. W. Scott Jr.. Charles van
Damme, Mrs Charles van bammsi MS si itaa n
Mrs, W E. Alien, Mrs. NJ. Broughton; Mrs
Leo Heringht. Miss c; Diamond, II Meyer,
Andrew McNair, l. s Cohen Mrs; l., s Cohen'
NJ. King. secretary Merchants Association
of San Francisco; T. C. Friedlander. secretary
Merchants Exchange Of San FranersGo; ranersi Won
snginger, Mrs. W. Alexander E. G. stouten-
burgh. Mrs. E. c. stoutenburgh, Mss Gnar- mar
lotte stevens Mrs. ]. b. Boearde Mrs. Julus
Klein, Julius o. Klein, Miss Emma n =, Volt thf
Mrs B. c. Wright, j. W. Richards, r. f.
Wells, Dr. George L. Helms, Miss Emma
Planz, Mrs. Richardson Miss Mary Watso l.
Miss Rose Watson. b Hart, Mrs George G
Pardee. Mrs. J. c. Spencer. William B Ger Ger
ard, J. Witt Mrs. j. Witt, j. A.zeeulll, MRS
J. A. Quill. Walter Tomasini' Ed Wison Tynsoi
Mrs. Albert WehrH. c. A. Howe Mrs. G. A
Howe Miss Nellie Winchell, Thomas g. lay
lor, Miss Laura Tsytor, n a. Magner' & Mrs' r.
Hackett. Lawrence Chenoweth. V. c. Mattel
u H Tomasini. Miss Casbolt, Miss Taylor
Mrs n. A Magner, Rufus P. Jennings. Ham
Bee. Colonel r W. NJ. Draper. Catherine sar-
tori Governor George c. Pardee, Fred j. kcs-
ter. p J. Won Loben Sells. George w. Dickte
laura sartori r s. judah. Or. Edgar R.
Bryant, e. G. Denniston. l. Sartori H. w
Furlong. A. Ef sbarboro Mrs. A. E. sbarboro.