The San Francisco call., 1896-08-10
Native Sons of the Golden West.

den is the past president, g. E. Reynolds the pres
dent and II. Powell recording secretary.
The commits tee having charge of the Admission
day celebration at Stockton on the 9th of Septem-
ber has concluded that about the right thing is
have during the three days that the boys will keep
it up night parade and fireworks, bicycle tour
nament. day parade, State championship re-
gatta, water carnival and grand ball.
Deputy a L. Luttrel has installed the officers of
Sacramento Parlor. The principal officers are: A.
E. Miller, past presidents W. Il. Saunders, presi-
dent, and T. G. Eilers, recording secretary. This
parlor has membership of 267, has $5090 in
vested in securities that produce neat sum in in
terest, and during the past year il has paid out
S465 to members for sick benefits
Two of the parlors that have decided on Joint
headquarters are Stanford of san Francisco and
Oakland of the city across the bay. These expect
to make fine show at Stockton.
Grand President Gesford will not make his o fl
cial visi until after Admission day.
Deputy C. K. Heverin. while spending his vaca-
ton in wilds of Siskyou, Wiz visit the parors
in that section of the country.
Grand Secretary Lunstedt left on Sunday for
Blue Lakes, Humboldt County accom- panied by
Deputy j. ii. Mitchell of eureka They viii, to-
gether with others, institute parlor the
first-named place. 1t will be known as "Commo-
oat' and its officers will be installed the
18th inst About forty native sons have signed
the petition for charter, but this being the busy
season in that part of the country IL is probable
that not more than twenty-five will be present at
the institution
California Parlor has issued cards for q high
jinks 10 be given on the 26th, and If the parlor
that night Keeps up well-kown reputation il will
be "high, very high links."
Native Daughters of the Golden West,
The proceedings in book form of the session of
the late Grand Parlor having at length been
turned over by the printers, have by Grand Secre-
tary Mrs George c. Ryan, been sent to the subor-
dinate parlors and to all who entitled to such.
The work has oeen carefully compiled and is an
interesting report of what has been done by the
grand body at Napa.
Buena Vista Parlor at its last held meeting initi-
aled six candidates and received number of an
plications. The members of Buena Vista will be
the guests Of California Parlor, \ ative Sons at
Stockton during he Admission day cell ebration.
There are great expectations for the three-day
bazar TO be given by La EstrelIa Parlor in Native
Sons Hall. The dates are next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. The following named have been
selected 10 have charge Of the several booths
Ranners Mrs l.. Carlisle and Mrs. l. A. Barbich;
paper booth, Miss 4. Goodkn: fancy BOOTH Mira
a. Bennett; flower booth, Mrs A. Kleversahi
cigar booth, Miss 81. Kruse; refreshment booth
Miss a. Munder; candy booth, Miss = Asmus.
rattle Mrs. p Smith; Rebekah at the we'll Miss
L. Pullman: museum and mining camp Miss M
KIeversahl; literary committee Miss " Martin
Miss Durham and Miss Esther NJ alcoln johnson
During the evenings the music Will be Furnished
by the Sequoia Parlor Native SONS band.
The young ladies of Golden State Parlor gave an
entertainments to their friends in the banquet hall
of the Native Sons building last Thursday In
this they q RGe mistake in not continuing ii for
more than one day and evening. but the yonnp
ladies'. like Annie. in Ferris Hartman's song viii
learn something every day. They will learn that
II takes day to put baZar IN operation, a sec
ond day TO have people talk about 1t and the third
day for the crowd to go and what there is to be
seen.
The several booths were tas tefully arranged and
beautifully decorated with evergreens and the
colors Of TIE order. The attendants were pretty
and attractive and as trey all persuasive
and skilled conversationalists they found no diff
Guilty in inducing intending purchasers to invest
for the benefit of the parlor fund in fact so artis
tic were they in offering their wares that they
charged purchaaers price and half and made
them believe thai they were letting them have
the goods far below cos@ In the evening there
attended The t&o fancy booths were in charge OF
Miss Rose Day and Miss F. Won Siaden aud Miss