The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-10
ENTHUSIASTIC NATIVES.
CALIFORNIA; Sons and Daughters
Getting Ready.
They Are Making Elaborate Prepare
lions for Laying the Cornerstone
Of the New Building.

If enthusiastic Native Sons and Daugh-
tiers of the Golden West are rewarded for
their efforts by the success they anticipate,
the 22d of February, 1895, will go down in
the history of the order equaled in splen-
dor only by the celebration of 1890.
Delegates from the various parlors met
with the board of directors of the Hall
Association as committee to arrange for
the ceremony of laying the cornerstone OF
the new hall as follows:
From California No. IF. H. Stable, J. P.
Dockery, w. w. Shannon Pacific No. 10-D. L.
Fitzgerald, f. Kierce, F. Neville; Golden Gate
No oh c. Pasquale w; A. King, E; j; Bar
ton; Mission No. 38-W. II. Powers, NJ. L. Nc
Cord, NJ. C. Whyte; San Francisco No. al. w.
Thornley,, J. O'Connell, w: MCPHERSON; Ell Do
C. Schroeder; Rincon No. TT. H. Vivian, ]. j.
Handley Sylvester Pearl; Stanford No. TN.
Torpy, NJ. Curtin, N. McCarty; Yerba Buena
O'Brien; Bay City No. 104-E. w. Levy, T.
Iindeman, J. Gabriel; Mantle No. 1O5-Fin-
ley Cook, C. A. Loring, w. A. O'Leary;
G. W. Cook Columbia No. 121-F. H. Dunno,
J. H. Lyons, H. S. Millzner; Hesperian No.
137-w. A. W. Monahan, F. G. Norman Jr:,
James H. Roxburgh; Alcatraz No. 145-Carroll
No. 154-John Staude, r. H. Hession, G. G. AL
feritz; South San Francisco No. 157-F. Myer,
F. ]. Schneider, J. Lahany; Se9uoia No.
Precita No. 18Th. D. lansing F. ]. splaine,
II. S. Spaulding; Oakland No. SOL. S. Stone,
E. w. Abbey, W. J; Rabe; Piedmont No. 100
n L. Tisdale j. J. Barnett, +. j. Hammerley
Haicyon No. 146..J c. Bates Jr., L. A. Phillips,
F. c. Sunder; Buena Vista No. So, n. D.
G.. W.-Mrs. A. j. Simpson, Mrs, H. NJ.
Green Miss Garlic Harm Miss orc Jennie tinO sta N0
Miss Nellie Mulcay; Alta No: 3-Mrs. G. W.
Perkins, Miss Lizzie Douglas, Miss |: J. Peter
son; Golden State No. 50-Miss Lille Uhlig,
Miss Louisa Meyer, Mrs. L. PGhl; Las Tomas
No. 72-Mrs E. Knox, Miss Emma Breiling,
Miss Matte Farris; Minerva No. 2-Mrs. NJ. Till
man, Mary H. Dempsey, Carrie McCreigh.
The delegates elected L. F. Byington
chairman, j. f. Kierce vice-chairman, w.
w. Shannon secretary, and FL. S. Millzner
treasurer.
Sub-committees were appointed as fol-
lows:
Printing!. L. Fitzgerald, Louis P. Powelson,
Finance-P. G. Du Ply, H. ]. seitz, Joseph B.
keenan,, H. C. Pasquale, c. H. Buck.
Poiice-D. C. Martin, H. E. Coffey, ]. w.
Thornley,.
invitations and Carriages-J. c. Harness F.
H. Dunno, w. H. Miller, J. L. Gallagher, H S.
Tisdale.
Entertainments. H. Grady, Mrs. H: NJ
Greene, L. Loneman A. Eberhart H. J. Seitz.
Lunstedt.
roll Cook, Major A. Huber, Major J. H. Smith,
W. H. Nelson.
F. II. Dunno, Finlay Cook, Treasurer
Millzner. Grand Secretary Lunstedt D. l..
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Garlic and Miss Peterson,
Grand Treasurer Native Daughters, adj
dressed the committee.
A beautifully engraved and inscribed
solid silver, ivory handled trowel, with
which Grand President ]. D. Sproul will
Law the cornerstone, was presented to the
committee by local jewelry firm.
Governor James III. Budd, staff and State
officers. Mayor Sutro, the Board of Super
visors. the officers of the United States
army stationed at the Preside, and other
civil and military officers will be present at
| the ceremony.
Brigadier-General John H. Dickinson
has accepted the invitation of the com.
mittee, and will parade the National
! Guardsmen of his brigade with the Natives
! The Society of California Pioneers, Vet
eran Firemen, Grand Army of the Repub
| lie and other organizations have signifec
their intention of being with the youne
men of the State on the occasion.
The parlors located in San Jose, Stock
ton, San Rafael, Livermore and almos
every other city and town, one days rid.
from San Francisco, will send delegates.