The San Francisco call., 1896-07-20

Wolfe will install the officers of Adler Lodge
No. l. Youths Auxiliary.
is to call special session of the grand lodge TO
have the place of the next meeting changed from
The rwenty-tifth anniversary OF California
Lodge will be celebrated next sunday by banquet,
and il promises TO be grand affair.
Native Sons of the Golden West.
Next sunday Alcalde ParlOr will give its much
talked-of outing in Mes Canyon, Alameda
County.
The Literary and Reading room Association of
the Native Sons of the Golden West Hall has de-
cided to make number OF improvements in the
library.
Boyd Parker, district deputy for solano reports
all doing well in his district and adds that Silver
Tip Parlor Is showing marked increase.
ST Helena and McLane parlors have been con-
sohdated and the name OF McLane Parlor has been
retained and the number is So The parlor Will
hod lis meetings in Calistoga the first and third
Mondays of the month.
day night, DIstr1ct Deputy w. ID. Il hea being the
instaIllng officer, assisted by carroll COOK as
secretary. The new officers are: Il. B. McGinnis
p P; Aexand er Deieau, p; ]. NJ CARROLL, f. ";
Sullivan, M. W. Hur. ban, F. S; II. Lchtensteu,
K. s.; g. Muein, r.; II. w. Clark. IL. t. Austro
and S. G. Harris, trustees.
Gatos and Mayheld parlors last week and installed
the officers.
The officers Of Stanford Parlor were installed
last Tuesday by Distrc. Deputy C. A. Boidman,
assisted o. District Deputy ]. K Meir, who acted
as grand marshal, and J. j. Jamson of California
Parlor, who acted grand secretary. A fine din
ner followed the installation.
Last Thursday the Curry Bears met in their cave
and they took in several cubs. including w. d.
shea, q. X. Liddie, A. Diieau and Joseph Laid.
things quite lively for the young cubs
National Parlor will give grand ball in Native
Sons hall on the Atm of August.
Golden Gate Paror secured the schooner Rosie
ye ;terday and sailed around the bay, stopping
at Angel Island for lunch G. c. Bruce was in
charge.
The banner CLUB OF Precita Parlor will celebrate
its third anniversary in Mission Parlor Hall on
Sal urday next by an entertainment and ball.
Native Daughters of the Golden West.
The bazaar of EstrelIa Parior will be held in the
hall Of the Native Sons the 18th, l4th and 18th
Of August Each evening the band of SequoIa
Parlor, Native sons, will discourse sweet music
Two beautiful banners one having painted upon
the diverse the California flower the golden esch-
scholtzia and the other the lily, Will be offered to
the most popular parlor, the popularity TO be de-
cided by vote at five cents vote. Estreila Parlor
will not be competitor.
Past Grand President Bartola visited Amapcla
Parlor at Sutter Creek recently and presented it
magnificent flag.
1t is expected that the new ritual viii be ready
for distribution by the Is. of August and il is pos
sible that the proceedings OF the late Grand Paror
will be ready at the same time.
The public installation OF the officers of Oro Fino
Parlor by Mrs ]. A. Steinbach, district deputy
was performed by that officer in that perfect m an
uer that mas cnaracterlzed ner work In that line.
Sowell pleased was the parlor with that officials
work OF the evening. in Shasta Hail. n. :. build
ing that it showed its appreciation by presenting
her large bunch of those delicate tinted roses,
the La France, tied with knot of pink ribbon
and having pinned to it card with the inscrip-
tion: with the Compliments OF Orc FinoD The
officers installed Miss Ruby Manzer. P p;
Mrs NJ. A. Duke, P. Miss Abbie MacLachIan
first, MISS Annie Hink second and Miss Leahan
Laws third vice-president; Mrs. Maggie Kapp. NJ:
Miss NJ. ]. smith, y: Miss Emma Dellwig, F. s.;
Miss Nellie Hawley, T.; Miss Linda Huber, ]. s..
MISS Mary HiQk. %. Is. Miss JpDpip
Murphy and Mrs. May Church trustees. A pleas
ant feature of the evening the presentation 10
the retiring president, Miss Ruby Manzer, of a
beautiful golu pin set with a splendidSruby, in
recognition of her services while she was in the
presidents chair. The president, Mrs. Duke then
welcomed those present aid invited them to re-
main and enjoy the specially prepared programme,
which consisted of song, music and recitation,
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