The record-union., 1892-06-18
CONCLUDED THEIR WORK.
Close of the Grand ParIor of the Ma
tive Daughters.
Officers Elected for the Ensuing Term
RESOLUTIONS Expressive OF
Thanks, Etc.

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| The Native Daughters of the Golden
| West concluded the business of their
/ Grand Parlor yesterday afternoon, after
having been in session four days-one
day longer than was expected.
Resolutions were adopted extending
the thanks of the Grand Parlor 10 the
State officers for various courtesies; TO
Califia Parlor Of this city for the splendid
been treated during their stay, and to the
Native Sons and citizens generally for
aiding the local parlor in its efforts.
The following preamble and resolutions
were also adopted:
! WHERElcs, The Chief Executive of our
State. henry II. Markham, having kindly
! participated in the hearty reception given TO
| The officers ana mem berS OF the Grand ParlOr
/ OF the Native Daughters OF the Golden West,
and by his genial presence ana hearty wei
| come SO materially assisted in making the oc-
casion a memorable one in the annals Of our
| order: therefore, Be il
ReSDiCet, That we, the officers and members
| of the Grand Parlor Of the Native Daughters
of the Golden West, extend to Governor
Henry II. Markham our sincere and hearty
thanks Tor the kindly interest he has mani
Tested in our order.
The resolutions were beautifully en-
crossed and q committee Of Iair delegates
waited upon his eXcellency and presented
him with the resolutions. Governor
Markham showed his appreciation of the
honor by a few well-timed remarks.
The Grand Parlor then went into an
election for Grand Officers, with the fol-
| lowing results:
Past Grand President, Miss Clara K
! Wittenmeyer of Martinez.
! Grand President, Miss Mae 3. Wilkins
of Santa Cruz.
Grand Vice President, Miss Minnie
! Coulter of Santa Rosa.
Grand Secretary, Mrs. Georgia Cotter
| (re-eIected) of San Francisco.
Grand Treasurer, Mrs. L. T. Mills of
Stockton.
Grand Marshal, Mrs. Paulina Nus
banner OF Livermore.
Grand Inside sentinel, Mrs. Ada
RodGy of Vallejo.
Grand Outside Sentinel, Mrs. Mary
Leighton of San Francisco.
Grand Trustees-Mrs. Lillian Garlic,
Alameda; Miss May Terry, Sacramento
Mrs. Ethel Morrison, Bakersfield; Miss
E. a. Spencer, Eureka; Mrs. Alice Watt,
Grass Valley; Miss Lena l.. Bee, San
Francisco, and Miss Maggie Shannon,
Chico.
1t was long after the noon hour when
the parlor had concluded the business of
electing officers, and after a short recess
iOI ItliCH IIG OlICeTS were Installed WIN
the customary ceremonies.
PRESENTATIONS.
At the close of the installation Mrs.
Garlic of Alameda County, one of the
Grand Trustees, presented the retiring
Grand President, Miss G. X. Witten-
meyer, with an elegant gold watch, in
scribed with the compliments OF the dele
gates.
Mrs. George Cotter, the retiring Grand
Secretary, was presented with a beautiful
silver souvenir spoon.
A GAVEL OF HISTORIC WOOD.
NJ. B. johnson, in behalf of Edward T.
Johnson, presented the Grand Parlor
with handsome gavel, accompanied by
the following remarks:
Not far from this assembly stands n
building, every beam and ratter of which
is rich with history of our native land
A times the walls reSounGed with nirth
and with the tumut of the trials and
troubles of our forefathers. A native
son of Sacramento, thinking we, as ma
tive daughters, might appreciate a me-
mento from this historic building, has
had this gavel fashioned from one of the
rafJers. In the name of Edward T. John
son, of Sunset Parlor, No. 26, present it
to the Grand Parlor of the Native Daugh-
ters of California;
! The Worthy Grand President re-
! sponded in a very becoming manner.
and expressed to the giver, through Miss
Johnson, the sincere thanks OF the Grand
! Parlor.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1892.
! Finance-Mrs. w. S. Leake, Califia No.
%; Mrs. Alice Watt, Manzanita No. 27;
Miss Clara j. York, La Carita No. "a.
Appeals and Grievances-Mrs. Lily
| Bedford. Camelia No Al; Miss Lena Al
derson, Marguerite No. Il; Ms. Nav
Bly,, La Esperanza No. q; Miss May Cor
gan, Stanford No. q; Miss Clara b.
! Howell, AZalea No. 80.
Laws and upervision-Miss Carrie
! Roesch, joaquin No. 5; Miss Stella Fink
elday, Santa Cruz No. 20; Mrs Nettie
Bush. Ramona No. 2l; Miss Matha Hah-
man, Santa Rosa No. /; Mrs. Atawa Nc
! Kipsey, RoCp No. co.
Transportation-Mrs. Johanna John
| son. Hiawatha No. Al; Miss Minnie SEN
ter, Ruby No. 46; Mrs. e. Swaney, Ever
MIA No. 4S.
Petitions-Mis Nellie Surface. Chispa
| No. 40; Miss Alice S. Culverwell, Santa
Cruz No. rs; Miss Jennie d. Luce, Sotoy-
ONE No. 43.
Returns-Miss Grace Williams, Alta
No. 3; Miss Nellie Fontenrose, Ursula
! No. l; Mrs. Matte e. Dewey, Eschscholt-
zia No. 6i.
State of the Order-Mrs Pauline Nus
1 banner, Angelita No. 3d. Miss Mary A.
Dempsey, Mintura No 2; Miss Minnie
! Brand, Laurel No. 8; Mrs. Ida Snider,
! Union No. -: Mrs. Mary G. Stewart, III
! Pajaro No. 80.
Legislation-Miss Clara X. Witten-
meyer, Ramona No. 21; Mrs. Ethel Nor
rison, Rio Bravo No. Co. Miss Gertrude
Stowe, Eolia No. 5S; Clara l.. AIunsev.
! Polita No. 81; Miss Kate Porterfeld,
Anita No. 54.
Kitual-Miss Tina L. Kane Ursula No.
/; Miss NJ. B. Johnson, Calitia No. y;
Miss Saide McCreary, Amorita No. A;
Mrs. Sarah Brackett, Monarch No 81:
Miss EmeiIa Bauman, Dardnelle No. &C.
Printing and Supplies-Niss Lena l..
| Bee, Orinda \ 0. 81; Miss b. Mallett, Golden
/ State No. %; Miss Irene Higgins, Ere
mont No. 80.
Grand Parlor adjourned to meet in
Watsonviiie, second Tuesday in June,
1893.
Many of the delegates left for their
part to-day. They all express themselves
| as delighted with the attentions shown
them by the people of ofSacramento.
BY invitation of the Directors of the
Swimming Baths, number of the dele
gates visited that institution Yesterday
afternoon and disported in the big tank.
a number of the visiting delegates eX-
press their disappointment in not having
received ball souvenirs on Thursday
night. They complain that there were
/ not enough left for members of the Grand
Parlor. If 50, and the local parIor can
| procure them, the delegates who were
| overlooked should be supplied.
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