The herald., 1895-06-12
THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS
Grand Parlor in Session at Grass
Valley
List of the Past Grand Presidents and Oh
fcers-committees Appointed by
the President

GRASS VALLEY, Cal. June rl.-The
grand parlor of the Native Daughters
convened in this city tais morning.
Among prominent mem bers of the order
in attendance sare the following: Past
Grand Presidents Miss Carrie Roesch
Stockton; Miss NJ. b. Johnson Sacra-
mento; Miss C. X. Wittenmeyer Martin ;
Miss Mae B. wilkins, Santa Cruz Miss
Minnie Coulter. Santa Rosa. Following
grand olficersl Grand President Miss Z.
y. Spencer, Eureka; Grand VIce-Presi-
dent Miss Mariana Bertola, MARITIME;
Grand Marshal, Miss Carrie Apperson,
Dixon; Grand Secretary Miss George c.
Ryan San Francisco; Grand Treasurer
Miss Inge Peterson. San Francisco !;
Grand Inside Sentinel. Miss Cora Sug
ford, Ventura Grand Outside Sentinel,
Mrs. Dollie Bradley, San Francisco; =;
Grand Trustees. Mlsse Mary Tillman, San
Francisco; Mrs. Nellie Post. Sacramento; A;
Miss Maggie shannon, Chico; Mrs Belle
Douglass, Nevada City; Mrs Belle Con-
rad, Sonora, and Mrs. Lena IL. Mills,
Stockton.
Grana Trustee. Miss Libbie Crow, of
Watsonvile was unable to be present on
account of death in the family, and Mrs.
Mary c. Patrick OF Martinez was ap-
pointed to replace her. Miss Mamie A.
Ryan. Veritas parlor No. IS, was ap-
pointed grand secretary; Mrs. Brecken-
feldt, California parlor No. ., and Miss
Martha Hahnamann OF Santa Rosa assist
ant grand marshal.
After the opening OF the parlor the fol-
lowing COMMITTEES were appointed:
Reception ommittee-Mrs. Alice Watt,
Manzanita parlor No. 80; Miss Marian Ber-
tola, Sonoma No. y; Miss May S.Corcor-
owski, FL Pajaro No. 35; Miss Abbie Ir-
tel Jacor. California No. %: Miss Mamie
Heruey y Yose mite No. 3; Mrs. Cora Saff-
ord. Las Palmas No. 81.
Press com ittee-Miss NJ. B. Wilkin
Santa Cruz No. 26
Credentials-Ms Maggie Shannon, La
Coro..a No. 80; Miss Martha hahmann,
fornia No. %.
Organist-Mrs. Alice Watt of Manza-
nita Parlor No. %.
Finance committee-Mi NJ. Mckee,
Livermore; Mrs. Mary Clark, Amador; !;
Miss Rose Hamlin, Sierra Valley.
Appeals and grievsnces-Miss NJ. b.
Johnson, Sacramento: Miss Q. X. Wit
tenmeyer, Martinez; Mrs. Helen Juarez,
Napa; Mrs. Irene Rose, Alameda; Mrs.
Mary Langford. Eureka.
Laws and supervlsion-Miss Carrie
Roesch, Stockton; Miss Marian Bertola,
Martinez; Mrs. Mary Breckenfeldt. Saora-
mento; Miss Jennie May Alvarado.
Iransportation-,Miss OK iWittenmeyer,
helm Miss Stella Finkeldey. Sata Cruz.
Petitlons-Miss NJ. B. Johnson. Sacra-
mento Miss Gertrude Berding, Ferndale;
Miss Rose Day, San Francisco.
Returns-Mrs. Mary Tillman, San
Francisco Miss Martha Hahmann, Santa
Rosa Mrs. Ellen Dunbar, Murphys
State OF the order Miss Carrie
Roesch, Stockton Mrs. NJ. }. Wells.
Sonora Mrs. Matte La Grave. lone.
Legislation Miss Minnie Coulter, Santa
Rosa Mrs. Cora stafford, Vent ura Mrs.
Belle Conrad, Sonora, Mrs. Eyeine Ander-
son, San Francisco.
EsRituai-Miss NJ. b. WilSin, Santa Cruz
Miss G. X. Wittenmeyef MARTINEZ; Miss
NJ. b. Johnson. Sacramento Miss Carrie
Roesch. Stockton; Miss Minnie Coulter,
Santa Rosa.
Printing and suppHes-Miss Kate
Deladhide, Jackson Miss Carrie Hude-
phol, Dutch Flat Mrs. Mollie Mcdonald,
Weaverville.
The afternoon session OF the grand par.
lor of Native Daughters was devoted
PRINCIPALLY to the receiving OF reports
from the grand president. grand secre-
tary, grand treasurer and grand trustees.
The order is shown to be in - ilourishing
condition with a mem bership OF 2l75.
Escholtzla parlor, Napaa extended an H.
vitdtion to hold the ninth annual session
in that city next year and indications
are il will be the next meeting place.
The president ruled this afternoon that
the election OF delegates by acclamation
was unconstitutional. Adjourned until
tomorrow morning. Tonight a grand re.
ception was rendered the visiting dele