Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28

brilliant floats. At the close of the
parade a monster gathering of mobiles,
as the guests OF Arab and Bedouin pa
trolls Of Los Angeles, will take place
at Levy's, and from $3.50 to 10 BaIlut
Abyad temple Of Albuquerque will re-
ceive at the Hollenbeck
The first business session Of the Inn
perial council will be held Wednesday,
which is also set aside to visit Holly
wood. Paul de Longpre's palatial home
and wonderful gardens will be thrown
open to the guests of the day, and q
band concert and refreshments will
regale those present.
For those who stay in town tours of
inspection of the surrounding country
and a visit to AL Malalkah temple
auditorium will be In order. The bun
galow adjoining the auditorium will be
used as a receiving place, and from 10
In the morning until in the after
noon open house will be kept.
In the evening theater parties have
been arranged at the Belasco and Or
pheum theaters, and every seat in
both houses has been secured by AL
Malaikah temple for the use of Aheir
guests. A second presentation of the
big electrical parade will also take
place, and from 9 O'Clock until mid
night Syria temple of Pittsburg will
continue to keep things humming at
the Hayward and distribute their SOU
venirs.
Another excursion to Catalina, this
time for the Arab patrols, has been
arranged for Thursday, and fol, those
who are not included among the
favored ones Long Beach will do its
best to entertain. At the seaside town
the Royal Italian band Will be in all
day session, and the bath house will
he rriUnn cxnIt4oiua1xy TO Ao
ers. ocean rides and automobile trips
Will serve to fill in and throughout the
day luncheon will be served on the
beach. The life saving crew will give
an exhibition drill and when night
draws it's curtain on the scene all the
principal streets, the pier, bath house
and larger buildings will make things
as day again by their brilliant cleo
trical displays.
Receptions galore have been planned
for the evening in Los Angeles, and
the third and last presentation of the
electrical parade will take place. The
Orpheum and Belasco will again be
made the gathering place of the mobiles
and their ladies, and the festivities will
close with meetings at the principal
down town hotels.
The most magnificent spectacle of the
week, the floral parade, will hold the
attention of all Friday morning, and
the rest of the day has been devoted
exclusively to Venice. Commencing
with the opening of the midsummer
water carnival and ending with a
grand Shrine ball in the auditorium at
night, the Venetians will endeavor to
make their day the most attractive of
the week. Lunch in the auditorium,
exhibitions by Japanese jiu jitsu ar
tlsts and sword experts and concerts
by the Venice band will all be offered
by the residents of the seaside town,
and a generous distribution of hand
some souvenirs, given out just pre-
v1ous to a grand pyrotechnic display,
will help to do their share.
While they should have been salts
fled with the part played on Friday
the Venetians apparently have much
hospitality still in store, for on Satur-
day, after reception at the Masonic
home in San Gabriel by the Daughters
OF Isis has been held, and the grand
barbecue and straw rides at Baldwin's
ranch been attended, All Fools day
will hold the boards in Venice. Dane
ing In the auditorium from noon until
IL at night will be held, and the en-
tire period of jollity will come to a.
close when those who participate in
All Fools night have decided that it
is time to retire.
The following is synopsis of the off
cial program:
SUNDAY, MAY 8
Arrival of delegates by special and
regular trains throughout the day. Es-
cort of delegations by AL MalailSah Arab
patrol, al Malaikah Bedouin patrol and
islam patrol of San Francisco
Evening-Special divine services at
Christ church, Rev. Baker P. Lee rector,
officiating.
MONDAY, MAY
Excursion to Catalina island for Off
GERS and representatives of the Imperial
council, who will leave at a. m. on spe-
G Glendale @ 10 special indh steamer
Verdugo, with typical Spanish entertain
ment. Tour of valley in carriages and
autos provided by citizens
Visit to Indian crafts exhibition, free to
Shriners and their families.
Redondo day-Ocean steamboat ride;
continuous chowder luncheon on the
Moonstone beach, to the carnation gar
dens and to the electric plant. Grand
hall at Hotel Redondo in the evening.
Monday evening in Los Angeles-Re-
cisco at King Edward hotel. Fifth and
Los Angeles streets, from $3.50 to $50 D.
m m; Reception in parlors of Alexandria
the famous Boston and Montana band in
attendance.
TUESDAY, MAY
a. m-Opening of imperial council. Pa
rade Of officers and representatives, es-
corated by patrols and bands, from Alex
andria hotel to Scottish Rite cathedral.
2:3O D. m.-Typical California banquet in
Eonor of imperial council at cathedral.
$3.50 to $3.50 p. m.-Reception at Hotel
Hayward by. ladies of Salaam temple,
Newark, N. ].
Pasadena day-Vist to Cawston ostrich
farm, free to Shriners and their families.
Reception by Pasadena Shriners. Tour
of city in carriages and autos; distribu-
tion of 1900 souvenirs; refreshments at
Hotel Green.
4 p. m.-Reception at Hotel Hayward
by Syria temple of Pittsburg, and distri-
button of souvenirs.
Evening-First presentation of grand
electrical parade. Procession of Alumi-
mated floats, escorted by 1900 Shriners in
evening dress.
Immediately after the parade all parti-
cipating patrols will gather at Levy's
cafe to be the guests of Arab and Be
douin patrols of Los Angeles.
$3.50 to 10 p. m.-Reception at Hollenbeck
hotel by Ballut Abyad temple of Albu-
querque.
WEDNESDAY, MAY
Business session of the imperial coun-
Gil.
Tour of Los Angeles in automobiles and
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