The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
ADMISSION DAY
IN SACRAMENTO

AS the time approaches for the cele-
bration in Sacramento OF the admission
of California into the Union the parlors
of this city and those of Alameda Coun-
ty are active in making preparations
for participation in the grand parade
IN Sacramento, on September 9, in
which parade 1t is expected more than
5000 Native Sons and Daughters will
take part. a
At the joint ninth of September com
nittee meeting held last night In Ma
tive Sons Hall 1t was decided that none
OF the parlors should engage any non
union band in the parade in this city
or in Sacramento
A motion to change, the time of Ieay-
Ing this city from p. m on September
was defeated. 1t was decided that
the train with the main body should
leave at 7:40 D. m.
1t was decided that there shall be no
parade in San Francisco on the night
of September 8.
olympus Parlor proposes to surpass
anything heretofore done in the cele-
hration line. More than three-fourths
OF the members have signified their in
tention to parade in Sacramento. 1t
is expected that more than 100 members
will be In line. The parlor will
proceed to the capital city on the
steamer Zinfandel with its friends.
The vessel has accommodations for $50.
The passengers will enjoy a moonlight
ride on the Sacramento River and on
the way there will be music and first
class lunch. The parlor will be accom-
panied by its drum and bugle corps
AT Sacramento the parlor will keep
open-house during the celebration
The committee of arrangements con-
sists of Henry Joost, Richard Cullen,
Fritz Ernst, Charles White, J. Deitz
mick is the chairman of the entertain-
ment and George Vogel of the recep-
tiou committee.
PRETTY UNIFORMS.
Hesperian Parlor expects to have
glorious time in the celebration city.
1t will have as special guests Las
Lomas Parlor of the Native Daughters.
The parlor will have with 1t its band
and drum corps, numbering In all
thirty-two members. It will have head
quarters in Red Mems Hall at Tenth
and K streets. It will give a concert
and ball
of the order, will make a good showing
in the parade. The uniform selected
consists of white trousers, negligee
shirts. Windsor ties and straw hats.
Each member will carry a sunshade to
protect him from the smiles of the orb
Of day that are so genial In Sacramento.
In the parade the parlor. will be pre-
ceded by it's drum corps of twenty
pieces and a band Of twelve pieces
Grand Treasurer McDougald. who is
member of the parlor, will act as aid
to the grand marshal California No.
l will have headquarters in the Senate
chamber of the capital.
Alcatraz Parlor. which has in its
membership James L. Gallagher,
grand president, and Charles H. Tur-
ner. the grand secretary, will have at
least 100 members in line. They will
wear white trousers, brown silk shirts,
blue ties and white felt hats. This
parlor will have headquarters over the
machinery hall in the new pavilion. A
feature of the entertainment by Alca-
traz during the celebration days will be
a grand ball. The principal officers of
this parlor are: T. j. Sullivan, past
president; j. F. Jewell. president: T. ].
Carter, J. O'Donnell and A. Bragone,
vice presidents, and Edward Manning
marshal.
BAY CITY IS MYSTERIOUS.
Bay City Parlor announces that it
will have striking features in the pa
rade, but will not announce them, as
1t does not want the Others to get on
and copy" 1t has organized a drum
corps for the parade.
Ell Captain Parlor, one Of the young
est of the local parlors, will be repre-
sented in line by forty members, who
will be dressed in white. emblematic
of fraternal purity, and they will keep
OF freckles by carrying white sun
shades with old gold streamers. This
parlor will have headquarters in the
office of the State Printer
Yosemite ParIor of the Native
Daughters of the Golden West. which
has never been in the background on
the occasion of the. celebration of Ad-
mission day, at its meeting last Tues
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