The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-12
MANY PROMINENT MEMBERS OF
THE ORDER PRESENT
The State Board of Trade Appoints
Committee to Wait Upon the Gov
ernor and Request Him to Call a
Convention of Supervisors With the
Obiect of Securing Pledge of
Money From Each County for CAL
ifornia's Exhibit at the Atlantic
EXPOSITION.
snec,al to the REcoRD-UN1ox.


GRASS VALLEY, June 1.-THE Grand
Parlor of Native Daughters convened III
this city this morning. Among the
prominent members OF the order In at
tendance are the following: Past Grand
Presidents-Miss Carrie Roesch OF Stock
ton, Miss NJ. b. Johnson of Sacramento,
Miss C. K. Wittenmeyer OF Martinez
Miss Mae B. Wilkins of Santa Cruz and
Miss Minnie Coulter of Santa Rosa;
Grand Officers-Grand President. Miss
E. A. Spencer of Eureka; Grand Vice
President, Miss Mariana Bertola OF Mar
tinez: Grand Marshal, Miss Carrie Ap-
person of Dixon; Grand Secretary, Mrs.
George c. Ryan of San Francisco; Grand
Treasurer, Mrs. Inges Peterson OF San
Francisco: Grand Inside Sentinel, Mrs
Cora Sufford of Ventura; Grand Outside
Sentinel. Mrs. Dollie Bradley of San
Francisco: .Grand Trustees-Mrs. Mary
Tillman of San Francisco, Mrs. Nellie
Post of Sacramento, Miss Maggie Shan
non of Chico, Mrs. Belle Douglass OF
Nevada City, Mrs. Belle Conrad of So
nora and Mrs. Lena IL. Mills Of Stock
ton.
Grand Trustee Miss Libbie Glow OF
Watsonville was unable to be present on
account of death in the family. and Mrs.
Mary Gillpatrick of Martinez was ap-
pointed to take her place; Miss Mamie
a. Ryan of Veritas. No. 10, was appointed
Assistant Grand Secretary; Mrs. Breck-
enfelt of California. No. %, and Miss
Martha Hahmann of Santa Rosa, Assist
ants to the Grand Marshal.
After the opening of the parlor, the fol-
lowing committees were appointed:
of n mi a
Parlor No. 20; Miss Marian Bertola, So
noma, No. II; Miss May s. Corcoran.
Mariposa. No. 63; Miss Dora ZquJowski,
Eel Paiaro, No. 50; Mrs. Abbie l. Jacox.
California, No. y; Miss Mamie Huey.
Yosemite, No. SO; Mrs. Cora Stafford, Los
Palmas, No. 81.
Press--Miss M. ID. Wilkin, Santa Cruz,
No. 26.
Corona. No. 80; Miss Martha Hahnann,
santa Rosa. No. 4; Miss Kate Wiun, Cal
ifornia. No. y.
Organist-Mrs. Alice Watt, Manzanita.
No. 29.
Finance-Miss Mckee, Livermore; Mrs.
Mary Clark, Amador; Miss Rose Ham
lin, Sierra Valley.
Appeals and Grievances-Miss NJ. b.
Johnson, Sacramento; Miss Z. h. Wit
Ienmeyer, Martinez; Mrs. Helen Juarez.
Mary Langford, Eureka.
Laws aud Supervision-Miss Carrie
Roesch, Stockton; Miss Marian Bertola,
Martinez: Mrs. Mary Breckenield Sac
ramento; Miss Jennie May, Alvarado.
TRANSPORTATION - Miss &. *. Wltten-
meyer, Martinez; Miss Fannie higgins.
Anaheim; Miss Stella Finkeldey, Santa
Cruz.
Petitions-Miss M. B. Johnson, Sacra-
mento: Miss Gertrude Berding, Fern
dale: Miss Rose Day, San Francisco.
Returns = Mrs. Mary Tlllman. San
Francisco: Miss Martha Hahmann, Santa
Rosa; Mrs. Ellen Dunbar, Murphys.
state of the Order-Miss Carrie Roesch,
Stockton; Mrs. NJ. J. Wells. Sonora; Mrs.
Matte La Grave. lone.
Legislation Miss Minnie Coulter,
Santa Rosa; Miss Cora Stafford, Ventura;
Mrs. Belle Conrad, Sonora; Mrs. Eveline
Anderson, San Francisco.
Ritual-Miss NJ. b. Wilkin, Santa Cruz;
Miss G. X. Wittenmeyer, Martinez; Miss
NJ. Il. Johnson, Sacramento; Miss Carrie
Roesch, Stockton; Miss Minnie Coulter,
Santa Rosa.
Printing and Supplies-Miss Kate Del
abide, Jackson; Miss Carrie Hudepohl,
Dutch Flat. Mrs. Mollie Mcdonald,
Weaverville.
The afternoon session of the Grand
Parlor was devoted principally to the re-
ceiving of reports from the Grand Presi-
dent, Grand Secretary, Grand Treasurer
and Grand Trustees.
The order is shown to be in q flourish.
ing condition, with mem bership of 2, l75
EscholtZia Parlor Napa, extended ar
invitation TO hold the ninth annual ses.
sion in that city next year. and indica.
tions are that it will be the next meeting
place.
The President ruled this afternoon tha
the election of delegates by acclamatior
was unconstitutional. An adjou rnmeT
was taken until tomorrow morning.
Tonight a grand reception was ten
6ered the visiting delegates.