The San Francisco call., 1913-09-09
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ftt. y. Dahl, r. z. Reeves, @. Schar-
etz, julie Panerezi. D. J. Morrison.
D. ]. Gibbons. A ]. Oliver Jr. and
William Mcdonald.
The various divisions followed in
order
FIRST FLAG MADE IN STATE
One of the most interesting OF the
old relics seen in the parade was the
first American flag made In Califor-
MIA, and probably the FIRST made on
the Pacific coast The nag was made
from silk and satin scraps, at the
order Of Ernest Haskell. manager Of
the old Adams Express company. who
J. desired to carry it in the first Admis-
sion day parade, when the state be-
game part Of the federal union.
Another feature was the nost Of
Richmond labeled Richmond. Cali
1ornia's Young Giant" The float was
composed of three large pictures.
showing the city in 1900. today. and
as It viii be in 1918.
The hrst of the ten divisions OF the
parade included two decorated auto
mobiles containing the grand officers
Of the. N S. @. ", and n. D. G. w.
followed by Stephen Richardson OF
Mount Tams pals parlor No. s.. the
oldest Native Son In the state. Gov
er1or Hiram johnson followed Rich
aTdson in another automobile, after
which came California Pioneers. Mex
loan War Veterans and city and
county oficials.
Prominent in the second division
swas a platoon Of San Francisco po-
lice. Near the front OK the sixth
division was another old historical
feature. in the shape OF an OK team
. float, prairie schooner, Native Sons
representing pioneers and Native
2 Daughters pioneer women. Another
beautiful float was that of Berkeley
parlor No. $50, representing the Greek
= stheater.
Near the end OF the division rode
one Of the old survivors of the Bear
flag parlor in a decorated carriage
'Other floats represented the Awaken
ing Of Spring in California" the Hay
ward poppy float. and the old stage
..coach ssed by General Vallejo The
1nembers of the Estrella parlor of the
as. G. ". marched in the form OF
perfect star. its emblem.
The divisions which paraded were
FIRST DIVISION
Mounted police. automobile containing Chief
Of Police ". ]. Petersen and Captain Charles
Book. Platoon Of police. Captain J. F. Lynch
Commanding
80 Drum major.
AscNsmaras band.
..47arry. C. Williams, grand marshal: H. n
Gard, chief Of stan: W ~ Manning chief
sid; R. n. Hamb and W ]. Bsccus aides de
camp: C. F. Carl and H. C. Coward special
aids; Past Grand Marshals ". z. oConnor
and ", f. Foley, honorary aids.
aids 20 grand marshal. J. NJ. Reyes George
.Hsas, snar Byron s, y Alden Jr James q PsPpln
farro j. Sohm. Gus koerher George H. Bar
..Ten F. II. Hoare r. G. Lawson. William T.
. hhightly. H. Fred suhr. Percy Msrchsnt, ".
a Peake. J. J. Keating, Mel c. whyte, Rob
ert J. Knapp. John II Ross. A. y. Lebae
e frank Dearborn. Alonza Peralta. H. E. Welch.
8. Dahl. R. E. Reeves. George schaFetz julie
Panerazi: Dave J. Morrison, Dave J.. Gibbons.
"A J. oliver Jr. and William Mcdonald
Fictor's band. Company A. Fifth regiment
Company r Fifth regiment. u G. G.. Captain
&C. A. Sullivan connanding DR.. = /. Con.
zaies and George Bush. aids
!. : Battery B. First battalion. field artillery.
!: League Of Cross Cadets band. first rsei
ment League Of Cross Cadets, Colonel John
- First battalion, companies B. N, c and L.
Major. T. J. Grimiey commanding.
Second. battalion, companies \. A, and p,
Hospital corps. Major J. c. Morrisey.
The Nationals, Captain H. H. Mitchell com.
randlng.
- AUTOMOBILES containing grand officers. Native
Sons Of the Golden West.
:. Automobiles containing grand officers. Native
stephen Richardson, Mount Tamalpais No
o. Oldest Native Son. On horseback.
Governor Hiram johnson.
California pioneers. Mexican War veterans
City and county officials.
z. Float Of the Commercial club
Sapros band.
California Gfays lieutenant C. r voorheis
commanding.
SECOND DIVISION
@ A Manthey. marshal; Charles H. Palmer
and W A. Siebe aides
ment
CAsasss's band.
California parlors No l. n. g. C. W.,
dressed in cream flannel suits, shoes to match
=. Alta parIor No. 3, n D. G. W, in white
dresses and carrying parasols.
alta paflor foat-Anerican Beauty roses
Southern california parIors-In Whit. suits
:. Yosemite pafior No. "a, n s G. W.
sacramento band
s.eeranento parior No. g. y. S. C. w.-fn
Arfonaut parlors No. s, \. S. G. w-Mln-
Gre costumes
Elk Grove parloF No. Al. n. &. G. W.
Excelsior parior No. 202 \. D. c. W.
oe:Ekceislor pafior noas.
Stockton band drum corps.
Stockton Darlor No. Z, n. S. G. W.-White
suits and straw hats
Joaquin parier- No. s. ~ D. G. w.--In white
Gressfs
Joaquin pariors hoat.
THIRD DIVISION
. Joseph a. Beioli marshal; Fred ]. Weber
and Andy Elliott. aids.
.Pacifc narlor band
s..gciAo parlor No. 10, n. 8. G. W.-Militsry
unl forms.
: San Msteo parlor No 50. H 2. G. W.
White dyck pants. white shirts and hats.
Modesto band.
Modesto par0f No. IL N s. O. Win linen
qagsters cpd Mexican straw hats.
.Alofada paror No. 1S9, n D. @. W.-ln
.Ealte dresses.
Morads parior float
'Oakaafe parlor No. i42 r. S. G. W.--White
linen busters, Mexican straw hats.
Oristigiba paflor No 24I. n. s. G.. w
:fs white linen busters and Mexican straw hats
-: san Jose parlor No. %, n. s. g. W.-Laven-
: eer' uniforms.
e san Jose parlor No. 81. \. D. @. WIN
white dresses
San jose parlor aoat--Decofaied auto truck
Santa Clara parlof No. 100. n ). g. W.
.. Park trousers. white shirt and hat. red tie.
truck
T.a rorrosa nsrlors No. 1si. y. D. c. W
= n ;white dresses
FOURTH DIVISION
s'P. F. Angonnet. marshal; W. ]. Dolan ard
j. H. Daily. aids.
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