The San Francisco call., 1908-09-09

n hVe California communities viii
be celebrated today the ffty-eighth
anniversary Of the admission OF the
state in1o the union The Official cele-
bra1ion OF the order viii be held at
Monterey. but n other places the natal
day OF sbe state viii be honored as
Loyalty
san Francisco parlors are to par
| ticipste il the celebration at Monterey
and with them viii be the parIors of
-Alameda- Lake and All the coast cOun-
ties between this city and san Luis
Obispo- IN all - parlors Of Native
Sons and i've parlors Of Native
Daughters viii take part. All the
regular trains yesterday and three
specials, running at 5, and o'clock,
carried natives Another special left
Oakland last night Other members
or the order viii leave this morning
On he trains departing from Third
an6 Townsend streets at Z and 8
O'Clock The parade. viii start imme-
diateiy upon the arrival Of the 9
o'clock train at Monterey, which
should be promptly at u o'clock Ten
thousand strangers are expected in
Monterey. Two thousand natives viii
be in line OF march.
PARADE TO FORM AT DEPOT
The parade VIII form at Perry and
pot. and VIII march through the prin-
cipal streets 10 the Presidio. counter
marching 10 Cotton hall, where the
literary exercises Will be held, after
the parade. The streets along which
the parade must have been greatly
decorated and Will be brilliantly light
ed this evening by electric arches
The order Of the parade viii be as
follows:
Mounted police. Twentieth Z S. infantry.
Chief Of STAFF George = Gould Jr.. Chief Aid
Ross Sargent: aids 10 grand marshal: John NJ.
Scalmanini. Henry JO0st J. f. Webster.
Charles r. COrrigan. William p. Caubu. J. J.
Dignan. Dr.. P. Il. keene. Frank p. Osborne.
Grand officers Of the Native Sons and Native
Daughters Of the Golden West, Pioneers Of
FIRST division-w. d. Hobro Jr. marshal:
aids. Walter Y. Marsh. ". E. Hamberg; Mon
terey Band, California parlOr No /, Monterey
parlor No. T5, Pacific Darlor Ne 10, San jose
parlor No. - Las L0mas parlor y. D. G. W.
30 -, Mission parlOr MOSS
second diyisioa-Hon- B. F. Flood, marshal;
fsils. R. A Cole. Edward p. Cashei; Watson
vile parlor No. Go. Fremont parlor No ~. Ala
media parlor No -, san Francisco parlor No
No y. Redwood City parlor No. GO. Rincen
parlor No 2, Stanford parlor No as, Palo
Alto parlor No. -. Santa Clara parlor No loo.
Bay City parlOr No lO4, Mantle parlor No
IC5 Eden parlOr No Il3.
Third division-Frank Barnett. marshal; aids
e. II. Sp0ngemann H. C. Lucas; Santa Cruz
parIor No. 90. Piedmont parlor No. I20. Gabi-
Ian parIor No. Is2 Hesperian parlor No. IS7
Alcarraz parlor No l45, HalcTon parlor No.
ltG Brooklyn parior No l5l, South ssn Fran
cisco perl0r No l57-
Fourth dirision-James Taylor. marshal; aids
Henry r. Davis George ". Messe; Santa Lucia
parlar No. 81. Alealde parlor No. 154, Sequoia
parlor No. IG0. Observatory parlOr No. Ia,
precita parlor No. lS7, Olympia parler No.
ls9. Preside parlor No. I94. Athens parlor No.
la5- Marshall parl0r No. 2o2-
Tifth division r Newell. marshal; aids,
Or T. r. Creely. Frank McAllister; Univer-
sitv psrior Nc. 2l5. Army and Navy parlor No.
-. Dolores parlor No. Dos, Berkeley parlor
81. 20 Twin Peaks parlor No. PA El Captain
ps-ior No. -. Russian Hil parl0r No. 229,
Guadalupe parlor 10. 231, Castro parhr No.
-. balboa parior No 2S4, James Lick parlor
30. -.
Upon reaching Cotton hall the liter
airy exercises viii be held, the follow
ing being the program: Selection by
band; opening remarks, Carmel Martin,
chairman of day: address Of welcome,
William Jacks, mayor Of Monterey; vo-
cal selection, Henry H Lawrence; ad-
dress. Charles n Belshaw, grand presi-
dent X. s G. W; Grafton, Judge Davis;
closing selection by the band.
PARLORs To PLAY BASEBALL
in the afternoon there will be games
end aquatic sports and baseball match
between the Monterey and San Jose
parlors of the Native Sons. George S.
Gould chairman of the committee on
HLl ali. -lllEANSs u l4OliAtAct Pal lAOA5 Adc
planned sight seeing trips to the mis-
eions. custom house and other points
OF historic interest about Monterey.
IN the evening Monterey parlor will
give a grand ball at the Hotel del
Monte, stanford parlor of this city will
1gve a ball in another room in the
hotel and Pacific parlor will give a
ball at the Del Monte clubhouse. Cali
fornia, Mission and Olympus parlors
will also entertain at their headOuar-
ters. A r. Underwood, a pioneer who
has seen Monterey rise from a settle
merit of adobe huts TO its present pre-
tensions Will address Mission parlor.