Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-09

eupant will be given a ticket desig-
mated in which car he rides and oceu-
pants of the various cars are directed
to proceed at once to the cars TO wnleh
they have been assigned so that the
procession may move without delay.
Line of March
The procession will be escorted by
troop "D" of the cavalry, N. G. c. and
will proceed along the following line
| of march:
west of fifth street from Arcade depot to
| Main street. north on Main to ana arouhu
| plaza, south on Main TO junction OF spring
! street, south on Spring to Ninth, west on
Ninth to BROADWAY, north on Broadway 10 10
Temple, west on Temple to Hill, north on
| Hill to Los Angeles high school. Counter
march back to Temple and Broadway south
] on Broadway to second west on Second 10
/ Hill. south Hill to seventh, west ON
seventh to Hope, south on Hope to Eighth
/ cast TO Grand avenue. south on Grand TO
/ Washington. west on Washington past rory
/ technic high school to Flower, south on
Flower TO Twentieth, east on Twentieth TO
/ Grand, south Grand to Twenty-first, west
| on Twenty first to EiguerOa, south on Ttgue-
/ roa TO Adams, east on Adams to san Pedro,
at which point the parade will disband.
No stops will be made during the
| parade, except for one minute at the
/ chamber of commerce building. At the
Dental party will be driven over ths
city through the residential district and
| to the home of his sister, Mrs. w. A.
! Edwards 2600 West Adams street.
/ All Of the presidential party ex-
cepting the president will be driven
to the Alexandria hotel. where accom-
modations have been reserved for them
and where their baggage will be found
on their arrival at the hotel.
The Banquet
The banquet will be held at the
Shrine auditorium on the evening of
October IL, at 1880 p. m.
The following are the rules governing
this function and in which we ask
your hearty cooperation, so that SO
far as the public is concerned, no con-
fusion or misunderstanding will mar
the occasion.
Because of the anticipated crowding,
the chief of police has arranged patrol
lines beyond which no person can
pass without showing tickets of
admission to the auditorium. No one is
to be permitted on either Jefferson or
Royal streets in the immediate vicinity
of the auditorium except the partici-
pants and those holding spectators
tickets.
Entrances Arranged
Therefore, as you approach these
lines either by vehicle or as a pedes-
trian, be prepared to present your
tickets, but do not give them up.
The general entrance to the building
will be used for such spectators as oc-
eupy dress circle seats. and such spec
tators will have their tickets (color
green) taken up at the main entrance,
which is marked A on the accompany
ing chart, and thence they will
be ushered to the seats as represented
by the coupons which they hold, except
those holding tickets u. V. and w,
which are only good at entrance D on
Royal street.
The spectators holding balcony tickets
(color pink will enter by special bal
cony entrance marked on the accom-
panying chart as B and be ushered to
their seats.
The banqueters will enter and have
their tickets (color blue) taken up at
the east entrance of the building,
marked on the accompanying chart as
c. and will pass Immediately to the
check room upstairs, where they will
await call for banquet. The banquet
ticket coupon which they will retain
must be shown Immediately before their
passing on to the banquet floor, and it
will indicate the table to which the
banqueter is assigned.
imperative Request
One imperative request has been
made of our committee to be made
known to the participants: That is
that every person, whether banqueter
or spectator, must be within the build
ing at 7:15 p. m, for at that hour the
doors will be closed and no further ad-
mittance granted.
The committee will not assume the
responsibility for the disappointment of
persons failing to get admission be-
cause of their hardness, nor will any
repayment be made to the holders Of
tickets who may fail to be admitted
because they reached the Auditorium
after that hour.
The committee, therefore, that it
might be thoroughly understood. re-
peats that 7:45 is the hour for the
upon every participant the necessity of
being within the building before that
time.
The committee desires to take this
opportunity of advising the banqueters
that the function has been arranged to
comply with what the committee has
learned to be the wishes of the presi-
dent and the presidential party.
Menu Is High Glass
The menu, while not elaborate, is of
high class, and nothing has been spared
music of class suitable for the occa-
sion.
Upon the call to order by the chair
man of the banquet, the banquet will
proceed. 1t will be served by a suf-
ficiently large number Of walters to as
sure to each guest satisfactory service.
Immediately at the conclusion of the
banquet and the function being closed
by the toastmaster, the president will
leave the banquet hall in the presence
of the entire assembly, it being re-
quested that they remain in their
seats.
The dress for the occasion will be full
evening dress.
Guests who arrive in vehicles will see
that they get their coach checks and
instruct their chaufgeurs or drivers
to comply with the police regulations
in regard to same. No vehicles will be
allowed to be parked near the Audi
torium.
The president will be escorted to the
banquet by Willis H. Booth, president
of the chamber of commerce, and Perry
w. Weidner, chairman of the banquet
committee, and also escorted home
from the banquet by the same parties.
Tuesday, October 12
The presidential party will leave Six
teenth and Arlington promptly at a.
m. in a special car provided by the
Los Angeles-Pacifc railroad. This car
will leave the depot at Hill street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, promptly at
s: 80 a. M, and the following committee
will be expected to board the car ut
that time and proceed to Sixteenth and
Arlington:
willis H. Booth, Lieut.. Gen. A. r.
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