The record-union., 1892-04-23
NATIVE SONS.
THE GRAND PARLOR TO con-
YENE ON MONDAY NEXT.
Los Angeles Parlor Preparing to En-
tertain Their Guests in Grand
Style-Programme.
Special to the REcoRD-US1oS.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
San FRANCISCO, April 22.-Arrange-
ments for the holding of the fifteenth
annual session Of the Grand Parlor of the
Native Sons of the Golden West in Los
Angeles next week have been completed
by the Committee OF Arrangements of
Ramona Parlor of that city, which had
the matter in charge, and the members of
the local lodge are now awaiting the ar
rival OF the delegates and their relatives
and friends from all sections of the State.
All that money could procure in the way
OF securing entertainment for the visitors
has been obtained, and next week Los
Angeles viii be in full holiday attire.
The Grand Parlor will open on Monday
next at IL NJ, and continue in session for
five days, and most important legislation
IN the interest of the order will be en-
acted. The most of the delegates from
this city will leave Saturday evening bv
special train, and it is believed that fully
hVe hundred persons Will take advantage
OF the reduced rates and visit the metrop-
Oils OF Southern California.
The Hotel and Reception Committees.
OF which j. c. Foy and II. +. Del Vale
are the Chairmen, respectively ,mill meet
the delegates at Mojave on Sunday morn
ing, with fruits and eatables of all kinds.
VIII have charge of the train.
ON Sunday afternoon there will be hel /
general reception of the delegates for
the purpose of assigning the visitors to
the different hotels In the evening the
delegates will attend a lecture to be deliy-
cred on The Future Welfare of the State
of California and the Best Methods That
Should be Pursued for It's Progress
Monday, April 25th, the session of the
Grand Parlor will be opened in Turn
Nerein Hall by Grand President Fitzper-
aid OF Oakland. In the evening public
reception will be rendered the delegates
by the citizens Of Los Angeles. The ex-
ercises will be held in the 'rheater build
ing, and the freedom of the city will be
extended by the Mayor
Tuesday will be devoted entirely to
legislation, and an evening session will
also be held.
On Wednesday there will be q grand
excursion and barbecue over the kite
shaped track via Orange, Riverside, San
Bernardlno and Redlands. AT the latter
place two hours will be spent visiting this
most beautiful spot in Southern Califor-
MIA. On the return trip, by way of San
Bernardino, stop will be made in that
city to allow reception to be rendered
the visitors, which has been arranged by
the members of San Bernardino ParIor.
The citizens have subscribed literally
anu d hioSb SACcueHI programme has
been arranged. From San Bernardino
the excursion train will pass slowly
through Ontario, Santa Anita and Pasa-
dena, arriving in Los Angeles at 6 p. NJ
In the evening the Grand Parlor will
convene and transact such business as is
laid down in the order of business.
Thursday evening the grand BODY, will
hold session, and in the afternoon. if
suitable terms can be secured, an excur-
sian to the seaside, either at Santa Monica
or Redondo, is planned. In the evening
Ramona and Los Angeles Parlors will
entertain the delegates solely, and MANY
special features will be presented, and the
ritualiStic work eXemplified.
Friday will be the closing day of the
session, and the usual lively times may
be expected as the election of Grand Off
GERS will occur. In the evening a banquet
will be rendered by the citizens at st.
Elmo Hotel. which structure will be
handsomely decorated.
AT this session every effort will be made
to have the Grand Parlor indorse the
Board Of Relief recently established.
and which has been shown already to be
one of the finest features of the order.
There are many prominent names men
toned for the office of Grand Vice-Presi-
ident, which is the stepping-stone to the
highest Office. John L. Creamy of this
city has very large following.
W. II. Metson, also of this city, is
competitor for the Nice-Presidency
DR.. w. II. Mclaughlin of Mission Par
lor of this city, and h. j. Gregory of Sac
ramento, Pres dent of the State Board OF
Trade, are also candidates, and promise
to make an interesting contest.