The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
ARE At
ADMISSION DAY
FESTIVITIES
Native Sons and Daughters
From All Parts of State
Throng Oakland
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set pieces ever seen here being among
the features
The climax of the celebration will
take place tomorr3w. the big day of
the gathering. In the morning the
Admission day pageant will form at
9 o'clock. At 1:30 in the afternoon
the eighteenth annual track and field
meet of the Pacific Association of the
Amateur Athletic union will be staged
at st. Marys college. Broadway and
Hawthorne streets.
Secretary Lane will return to Oak
land tomorrow morning from Lake
Tahoe, where he has been taking a
brief rest, and review the parade
He will occupy a special box in the
reviewing stand next to that of Gov
ernor Johnson. Francis J.. Heney
will occupy the box with Mr.. Lane.
while Mayor Mott of Oakland and
Mayor Rolph of San Francisco, with
the exposition oficials, will be in the
second tier of boxes.
| At o'clock the big water carnival
and championship regatta Will take
place on Lake AeTTllt, Will tiAc Az
erary and musical program and band
concert in Lakeside park at o'clock.
The evening will be given over to
a grand fireworks display at the lake
and recep ptions and balls at the head
quarters of the various .parlors.
PERSONNEL OF OFFICIALS
At 10 o'clock the order will be given
for the Admission day parade, which
will form at Tenth and Market
streets. Harry c. Williams will act
as grand marshal. assisted In the
management of the parade by II. n.
Gard. chief Of staff; r. M. Ramb. aide
de camp: w. M. Manning. chief aide;
w. J. Baccus, aide de camp; G. #. Carl
and II. C. Coward, special aides, and
Past Grand Marshals W. E. Foley and
W. L. O'Connors, honorary aides.
The aides to the grand marshal
will be the following:
]. NJ. Boyes, George J. Hans. Byron NJ.
Alden Jr.. James c. Peppin Jr-. George Oakes
Gus Koerbsr. George II. Barron. P; II; Hoare;
R. G. Lawson, William T. Knightly, H. Fred
suhr, Percy Marchant. W. A. Peake. ]. ].
John n Ross. A. D. iobue. Frank Dearborn.
Aionza Peralta. H. f. welch, T. j. Sullivan,
J. A. Metten. Al Mofhtt. Henry Dahl, r. E.
Reeves. George Scharetz. julie Pancrazi, Dave
]. Morrison, Dave D. Gibbons. A. j. Oliver
Jr.s William Mcdonald.
The reviewing stand will occupy
the entire gore block at Broadway
and Sixteenth street and Telegraph
avenue. where will be seated the
grand officials of the two orders.
OFFICERS OF NATIVE SONS
Clarence E. Jarvis. Junior past grand presi-
dent, Sutter Greek; Thomas Monohan, grand
president San Jose: Louis H. Mooser, grand
lst vice president. San Francisco: John Davis
grand second vice president. San Francisco;
Bismark Bruck. grand third vice president, ST.
Helena; Fred ii. Jung, grand secretary, San
Francisco. John E. McDougald. grand treas
urer. San Francisco; Harry g. Williams, grand
marshal. Oakland; C. P Moscini. grand inside
outside sentinel. Petaluma; II. g. w. Dinkle-
spiel grand organist. San Francisco; d. O.
Troy. grand historIographer, San Francisco;
grand trustees. William F. Toomey, Fresno
John V. Snyder. Nevada City: Fairfax Whee
| Ian. San Francisco; James j McElroy. Oak
land; Tedd c. Atwood. Placerville; William
]. Treager. Los Angeles; William p. Caubu,
San Francisco.
The pageant will be led by a Gordon
OF mounted police commanded by Cap
tain Lynch, followed by an automo-
bile containing Chief Petersen and
| Captain OF Police Book One OF the
features of the parade will be the
Richmond float, bearing the inscrip-
ton, Richmond, California's Youns
Giant" having three large pictures
showing Richmond in 1900, today and
in 1915.
| GOVERNOR IN THE PARADE
/ Aides DIR. F. T. Gonzales and George
! Bush will lead the first division, In
which will be automobiles containing
grand officers OF the n. S. G. w. and
the N. d. G. W.. and a third with
Governor Hiram Johnson. city and
county officials. California pioneers
N@1I
\ ing, in nine more divisions, will come
all parlors of both orders throughout
the state, with bands heading each
division. Other fraternal organiza-
| tions and orders, lodges and clubs of
every description will also partici-
pate.
| ATHLETICS AT CINDER TRACK
| Crack athletes of the Pacific coast
will compete in the championships at
| the cinder track and field at St Mary s
college stadium at 80 o'clock. Jack
Nelson of the Olympic club, old time
American champion, and e. P. Camp
bell of Modesto, intercollegiate cham
pion. will offer contest in the 100,
! 220 and 440 yard events, and In the
| $50 yard event c. A. Hoenish of the
Pastime club and Robert Wright of
ST. Mary's will compete. Ollie Snedi-
gar, Ralph Rose. Pat Donovan and
| George HORNE are some of the other
cracks who will be seen in action.
OFFICERS OF NATIVE DAUGHTERS
Past grand president, Olive Bedford Mat
| lock; grand president. Alison +. Watt: grand
vice president, May c. Boldemann; grand soc
retary Alice Fl. Dougherty; grand treasurer,
| Susie X. Christ; grand marshal. May l.. VIII
hanson; grand inside sentinel, Mary Ball:
grand outside sentinel Dora Bloom; grand
organist. Edith A.. Trabucco; grand trustees
Belle Smythe Grihi. Amy McAvoy, Grace