Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19

electric car for second day of big barbecue
boxing and sports tournament and Wild West
show.
$3.50 a. m.-Boxing program for sailors begins
at Chutes park, followed at noon by barbecue,
balloon ascension, vaudeville, dancing and
other free amuseinents lSame program as
first day. See details given under program OF
Monday, April 30l
| e:4B A. m-Automobe parade Of admirals
| Captains and fifty-f1ve high officers through
| downtown streets, the publc's greeting; leaves
| Alexandria hotel, Fifth street entrance, be-
| tween 945 and 10 o'clock a. m. trayersing
| decorated route follows: Leaving Hotel
Alexandria, Fifth street to Mani street, north
!. on Main street to the plaza, around the plaza
and countermarching south on Main street to
the junction of Spring and Temple streets.
south Spring street to Eighth street. west
on Eighth street to Broadway north on Broad
| way to First street, west on First street to
It'll street, south ON Hill street to Seventh
street. west Seventh street to Westlake
| park through Westlake park to Wiltshire boule-
| ward. west on Wiltshire boulevard to Vermont
avenue south on Vermont avenue to Tenth
street, east on Tenth street TO Menlo avenue,
south through Westmoreland place To Pico
street. west on Pieo street to Harvard boule
ward, south Harvard boulevard to Hobart
boulevard. south on Hobart boulevard to
| Twenty-second street, west ON Twenty second
street through Berkeley square to Hermosa
street. south Hermosa street to West Ad-
| ANS street, east on West Adams street 10 81.
| jones park, through st. James park to Chester
| place, back to West Adams street, east on
| West Adams to Figueroa street. north on
Figueroa street to Washington street, east on
| Washington street to Grand avenue, nortn on
| Grand avenue to Seventeenth street, west on
Seventeenth street to Hope street, north on
| Hope street to Sixth street, east on sixth
1 street to Olive street, north pn olive street
| to Fifth street, east Fifth street to the
sc ldiers monument entrance of Central park
| and dlsperse. eThe autos will move slowly
while downtown, giving all spectators ample
| onportunity to see the naval officers, but the
| column will kehp to the right hand curb of
| every street trayersed).
/ IL noon -Admrals Evans and Thomas and
| few other high officers, accompanied by Mayor
/ Harper and Lieut.. Gen. Chaffee. call at Chutes
| park for a brief visit TO the festivities of the
! 1900 sdllors, witnessing the close of the ath-
letic program and the opening OF the DIG span
| ish barbecue.
D. MS Second half of chiefs and warrant
officers are met at beach landings by COM
| mitteemen and escorted to Los Angeles and on
| automobile tour of the city.
y. m.--Creat Wild West show opens Mt Ag-
rieultura park. Free for sailors; 25 cents to
general public; children 10 cents.
/ $50 p. m-chiefs and warrant officers ar
| rive at King Edward hotel
| p. m.-Chiefs and warrant officers, IS In
number, are served banquet at Levy's cafe,
| attended by local committee.
| D. m.-Grand fireworks display in Chutes
| park with band concert, dancing. vaudeville
| performance and varied amusements Free to
| sailors; % cents to general public.
| S:45 p. m-Box party at Belasco theater to
| " chiefs and warrant officers, who remain
/ over night at King Edward hotcl as guests of
the city.
wednesday, April 22
| Ball day
Third day of Los Angeles program of en-
| tertainment,
a. m.-An warships open to visitors
! a. m.-Shere leave to $500 sailors until fol-
| Loving morning and embark Immediately on
electric cars for chutes park, Los Angeles
$3.50 a. m.-Saiors' boxing and athletic and
dancing program begins at Chutes park with
| barbecue following at noon, (Sane program
/ as Monday and Tuesday repeaaed).
! D.. m.--Wild West show for sailors at Ag-
riculturai park. (same program as Monday
and Tuesday Iepeated)-
D. m-a50 officers leave warships escorted
| by committees to special electric cars bound
| for Los Angeles TO attend grand ball at 8he
| SLriners auditorium in West Jefferson street
| $50 p m.--The $50 officers arrive at down
| town hotels, where apartments are reserved
| for them over night guests of the city.
8:45 d. m.-Arrival commences of $500 guests
| for grand ball at Shriners auditorium In West
| Jefferson street. and musical concert is rem
dered they assemble, lasting until $3.50 p. m.
$3.50 p. m.-The grand march of the ball
| moves the admirals. captains, the mayor and
| chairmen of the fleet committee, with their
ladies, leading. The ball lasts until a. m,
| IL 80 D. m.--Half of the total company at the
bali sits at supper, the others continuing the
| dances.
1890 a m.--second half of the ball company
| sits at supper Dancing continues after sup
per by entire company, with carriages ordered
for a. M, at which hour officer guests are
driven to their hotels.
Thursday, April rs
Automobile tour day
| Fourth day of Los Angeles program of en-
| tertainment
a. m-commander-in-ch chief and 259 officers
| leave warshps and are escorted by committee
men aboard special electric to the Alex
| andra hotel for an all-day automobile ride to
Pasadena and through outlying show places
/ a. Mall warshps open to visitors until
4 D. m.
a m-Remaining $500 sailors are given
shore leave until following morning, and EN-
lark for Chutes park, Los Angeles.
$3.50 a. m.-Admirais and $50 officers arrive
az Alexandria hotel and are apportioned In
PARTIES of from four to seven for an all-day
automobile tour
945 a m.-The 25o officers embark in 60 au-
tomobiles. driven by their owners, from the
Fifth street entrance OF the Alexandria hotel
for Pasadena where luncheon will be served
and drive around the city taken, closing
with reception at the Annandale Golf club.
The route OF the Pasadena day procession, all
of which is decorated as as follows: Leaving
Alexandria hotel at 9.45 a. M, north on
Spring and Main streets past the plaza. to
Buena Vista street, on Buena Vista street
and Downey avenue, outh through Alhambra
and Pasadena, entering on Fair Oaks avenue.
The excursionists will be met by Pasadena
committee with additional automobiles and the
following specially decorated route in Pasa-
dena will be traversed: From Fair Oaks ave-
nue. east on Colorado street to Madison, on
Madison to Walnut, west on Walnut to Ford
place, through Ford place to Los Robes ave-
nue. north on Los Robles to Walnut west on
Walnut past Liberty park TO Raymond ave-
rue, north on Raymond avenue to Chestnut,
west Chestnut TO Lincoln avenue north on
Lincoln to North Orange Grove avenue, west
on North Orange Grove through Westmoreland
place to Arroyo Seco drive, crcllng the Arroyo
Seco to North Grand, south on North Grand to
Lochhaven, east on Lockhaven to South Or
ange Grove avenue, south ON South Orange
Grove avenue TO Arlington court west on
Arlington court to the famous Adolphus Busch
sunlSen gardens. circlng back south on Orange
Grove TO Buena Vista (passing the homes of
Mrs. George W. Chds and Mrs James A,
Garfed), east Buena Vista through Oak
Lawn to Columbia street, south to Fair Oaks
avenue to California street, west California
street to the superb budngaa and course OF the
Annandale Golf club. where short reception
will be held. Proceeding from the Annandale
Golf club at Pasadena the $50 officers in the
automobile column will be driven along the
beautiful Beverly hills, through the Eagle
Rock valley into the scenic San Fernando
valley, through beateous Glendale, across the
hills of Griffith park, through Hollywood down
past Laurel canyon to the national soldiers
home at Sawtelle where stop of half an
hour will be made for the naval officers to
greet the 5000 Civil war veterans, proceeding
thence to the ocean front along the Palisades.
through Santa Monica, Ocean Park. Venice and
Redondo and back to the Alexandria hotel, Los