The record-union., 1892-06-14
THE GOIDLN Y Est
Her Native Daughters in
Council HeoIree.
A BOUQUET OF BEAUTY.
List Of The Delegates Composing
the Grand ParlOP.
CVCTrUUQ NJ THE OTUTrTDC
Complete History Of the Order, and
a Review Of Its Progress.
THE YOUNG LADY WHO FOUNDED IT.
How the First PaFlw Of Native Daughters
Came to be Organized.
FIRST WHITE GIRL BORN IN THE STATE
SaaTam6ltO'S Lady Guests 70 be Handsomely Enter
talR6d During Th0I FiSit-RGCGDtORS,
Rides, an ODGl-AiT Concert, and
Flll-DrGSS Ball.
How the First PaFIr Of Native Daughters
Game to be Organized.
FIRST WHITE GIRL BORN IN THE STATE
SaTam6ltO'S Lady Guests TO be Handsomely Enter
talR8d During Th0I EiSit-RGCGDtiOlS,
Rides, an ODGl-AT Concert, and
Full-DrGSS Ball.

About one hundred and fifty Celerates,
representing various parlors of Native
Daughters Of the Golden West through
out the State, arrived in this city yester-
day, besides large number of visitors,
VINO, anticipating an enjoyable time in
the Capital City during the session of the
Grand ParlOr, accompanied the delegates.
The Grand Parlor will convene at 8
o'clock this morning in the Senate Cham
Der in the Capitol building, where the
daily sessions will be held.
The members of Calitia Parlor. No. %
the local parlor of Sacramento, have
spared no effort during the last few
months looking to the proper entertain
ment of their expected guests. They re-
port the most generous assistance from
the citizens of Sacramento, who have
manifested a decided interest in the
affairs OF the Native Daughters. This
feeling VIII certainly continue during
the presence of the ladies here, and the
young gentlemen particularly are ex-
pected to exert themselves to sustain
Sacramento's reputation for hospitality
and gallantTy.
The visitors will be entertained tonight
at the Crocller Art Gallery, where a re-
ception will be given them by Califia
Parlor. A fine musical programme will
be rendered, and Governor Markham will
deliver an address. Miss Clara Witten-
meyer of Martinez will respond on behalf
OF the Native Daughters. The reception
viii be exclusively invitational. and the
ladies wish it made emphatic that no one
not presenting an invitation card will be
admitted. The same rule will apply to
the ball to be given in the State Capitol
on Thursday evening. and the doorkeep-
ers have been instructed to strictly en-
force it.
on Wednesday evening a ride and an
open-air concert will enlist the attention
OF the guests. The Committee on Car
Ilages reports that vehicles have been
offered TO accommodate only 136 persons
while it is desired to have them for 1850.
The committee viii be grateful to any
others who will volunteer the use of car
riages.
The vehicle vill start from Pioneer
Eall at 6:l5 o'clJ-k sharp. 1t is the in-
tention to be prompt, so as to have sufi-
cient time before dark in which to show
the guests the points of interest around
Sacramento and return to the State Capi-
tol early enough for the open-air concert.
Anyone desiring to donate the use Of a
carriage who has not already volunteered
the same will greatly accommodate the
committee by being on hand at the APP
pointed time and place. The Riverside
road has been offered free of charge to
carriages containing the visiting Native
Daughters.
1t has been arranged to have the drive
conclude by O'clock, when the young
ladies will alight at the Capitol grounds
and enjoy the open-air concert, for which
the First Artillery Band has prepared a
special programme.
The ball on Thursday evening willsbe
the crowning feature of the occasion, and
it is the desire of the young ladies to have
ii as near full dress as possible A fine
harp orchestra from San Francisco has
been engaged to play in the State Library
during the evening for the benefit of
those who prefer a quiet tete-a-tete to
dancing.
The sessions of the Grand Parlor will
be executive, only those who are men,
bers of the order being allowed to enter.
Before they adjourn the delegates will
elect a new set of Grand Officers. and will
decide upon the place of holding the next
Grand Parlor.
The ladies who constitute the Execu-
tive Committee ofCaiifia Parlor, and who
have managed all affairs pertaining to
the entertainment of the Grand Parlor,
are Miss Irene Richardson, Mrs. w. S.