The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-05-30
sixth Band Coast Artillery Corps at
Woodland park.

sixth Band Coast Artillery Corps ct
Woodland park.
4p. m.-Tea and reception to ladies
of the fleet and officers and visiting
dignitaries by the LADIES Of Seattle ct
Rainier Club.
1880 D. m.-Grand band concert by
sixth Coast Artillery Corps at review
ing stand.
Free tickets for enlisted men to
Star and Coliseum theaters.
8 p. m.-Banquet to senior officers
at Rainier Club.
$3.50 D. INFLAMMATION of fleet and
grand aerial fireworks display from
barges anchored in Elliott bay 1000
feet off shore.
9p. m.IGrand ball for enlisted men
and officers at Leschi pavilion, given
under the auspices Of Seattle VOlun-
teer Firemen's Association.
Tuesday, May rs.
10 to 12-Grand parade of marines,
sailors, coast artillery, militia and uni
formed organizations. To pass in re-
view before reviewing stand on Sec
ong avenue between Stewart and Vir-
gina streets.
/. Composition Of Parade.
Platoon of mounted police.
Colonel George B. Lamping, grand
marshal, and staff.
United states troops from Puget
sound forts, Colonel A. s. Cummins,
U. s. A., commanding. Staff: Cap
tain Russell Reeder, adjutant; Captain
Mervyn Backey, engineer; Lieuten-
ant H. s. Miller, ordnance officer;
Lieutenant T.. E. Williford, quarter
master.
First Battalion Coast Artillery,
Major G. H. BARLEY, commanding;
Second Battalion Coast Artillery,
Major ]. l.. Hayden, commanding; de-
tachment Third United States infant
ry, in command of Major A. Y. Siam
per.
Six thousand sailors and marines
from battleships.
Three companies, of Second regi-
ment, N. G. w., and Company A, Sig
nal corps, N G. W., under command
of Major John Stringer.
Patriarchs Militant, seven cantons,
with the First Battalion band, from
Kent.
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias,
five companies.
Modern Woodmen of America, four
companies.
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
one company.
Hibernian Knights, one company.
Militant Eagles, one company.
Foresters of America, one company.
Templars Militant, one company
Knights of the Maccabees, one COM
pany.
Fraternal Brotherhood, one COM
pany.
Woodmen of the World, one COM
pany.
The fraternal military orders will be
under the command of Major General
E. P. Edsen, who will be assisted by
Brigadier General Frank A. Dayton,
both of the Patriarchs Militant
1870 p. m.-Aquatic sports on Eli
oft bay. Boat races between crews of
the fleet; log rolling contests; Indian
war canoe races. Prizes-Large sill
yer cup for winning crews and spe-
cially designed medals for each mem
Der of winning crew.
$3.50 p. m.-Grand band concert at
reviewing stand by Sixth band, Coast
Artillery Corps.
p. m.-Committee from fraternal
societies to call on admiral and make
presentation of CUP.
1880 p. m.-Band concert at review
ing stand by Sixth band, Coast Artil-
lery corps.
$3.50 p. m.-Vaudeville smoker at
Coliseum for enlisted men.
$3.50 p. m-Illumination of fleet and
grand fireworks display from barges
on Elliott bay; officers to be enter
tanned Informally at clubs and private
residences and to be guests at Dam
rOscl. concert.
9 p. m-Officers' ball given by the
ladies OF Seattle at the New Washing
ton hotel