The San Francisco call., 1906-06-19
PLAN BANNER
CELEBRATION
Fourth of July Com
mittee Busy Making
Arrangements.
Programme Will Have
Parade and Exercises
as Features.

The Fourth of July committee met
yesterday afternoon at the Olympic
Club for the purpose of making ar
rangements for the celebraeion to be
held in this city on July L. The mem
berg determined in a general way what
the programme would consist of. 1t is
the intention of the committee to make
ii noteworthy affair and from the
present outlook the programme will be
an excellent one.
The committee determined to have a
grand military and naval parade in the
morning. commencing at 10 o'clock.
Numerous subcommittee have been
appointed and they will attend to the
many details in regard to the line of
march and numerous other festivities
connected with the celebration.
The parade will be followed by a
literary programme in Golden Gate
Park, to commence at l o'clock in the
afternoon and conclude in two hours.
This will be followed by a series of
games under the auspices of the Olym-
pic Club, assisted by athletes from
Stanford University. California Univer-
sity and st. Ignatius College. Many
other athletes from different parts of
the coast will participate lin the con-
tests.
ATHLETIC FEATURES.
The athletic feature of the celebra-
tion promises to excel anything of it's
kind ever before held in this city, The
participants are among the best ath-
letes in the country and the contests
should create much excitement.
Valuable medals and trophies are to
be awarded to the winners of the vari-
Gus events. These have been donated
by William Greer Harrison. T. l. Fitz-
patrick, N. L. Rosenfeld and. Allan Pol
lock, in behalf of the Olympic Club.
The committee will meet again next
Wednesday evening at 2105 Pine street
and listen to the reports on progress
of the various subcommittee that have
charge of the different features of the
programme.
The music will be one of the special
features. a band consisting of loo
pieces will play throughout the day.
The comfort of the public at Golden
Gate Park will be specially attended
to- Every effort will be made to offer
convenience to the people. Two or
three events will be going on at the
same time, so as to give all the spec
tators chance TO see.
COMMITTEES NAMED.
The various committees are made UP
as follows:
General Committee-Edwin w. JOY
chairman Samuel H. Beckett, secre-
tary; William Greer Harrison, treas
urer.
Executive Committee-A. Roncovieri
chairman; A B. Treadwell, William
Greer Harrison, G. NJ. Roy. Daniel G.
Coleman, Allan Pollock, ]. J. Kerrigan
A NJ Wilson, j. Munsen Chase.
Literary-ReV. p. Organ, chairman
William Greer Harrison, Paul Cowles
Rev. ]. Nieto, Rev. George c. Adams
w. II. Metson, A. Roncovieri.
Athletic-William Greer Harrison
chairman; T. l. Fitzpatrick, NJ. L
Rosenfeld, Allan Pollock.
Auditing and Finance-Joseph S
Tobin, chairman; NJ. L. Rosenfeld, j
Munsell Chase.
Music-William H Leahy, chairman
J. A Keogh, Daniel G. Coleman, A
ParadeEG. N. Roy. chairman; J. j
Kerrigan, A. NJ. Wilson, Joseph S
Tobin, A B. Treadwell.
Reception-Charles Boxton chair
man; F. K. Mccarthy Captain Reilly
H. " Ramsdell. Kenneth Melrose.
Transportation-J. J. Kerrigan
chairman; John Elliott, A. B. Tread
Press and Printing! Munsell
Chase, chairman; w. H Metson, A
Evening Entertainment - A. b
Treadwell, chairman; ]. ]. Kerrigan, G
N. Roy.
Decoration and Construction-Dan
G. Coleman, chairman; A. H. Wilson
A. B. Treadwell, George w. Wellington
J. J. Kerrigan.