The San Francisco call., 1896-12-28
FRATERNAL> BONDS

The Native Sons of the Golden West.
Archie Kincaid has been appo nted district
deputy for san Mateo County by Grand President
Gesford, vice g. L. Russell, resigned. H. Clay
Kellog Of Ananeim has been appointed deputy
grand president al large.
In consequence of the continued illness of Grand
Trustee J. b. Baker of San Luis Obispo, Grand
Secretary Lunstedt will make some OF the official
visits which should have been made by the grand
trustee.
Among the visitors at the Office of the grand
secretary last week John Leather Jr. OF Yolo,
ID. ID. q. p. who stat that the par!or5 in his
jurisdiction are increasing in membership Wo' d.
land Par.or OF which he is q MEMBER, will give a
rior paro ors were George w. Meyer OF Las PoSitos
Parlor of Livermore; +. E Herrc> of Hum uoldt
II. L. Lu trell of Represa Parior OF Sacramento
H. Il. McNobe of ;. ockton j. Goldman If Mer-
ced, A. NJ North OF Winters ana i. l. Black OF
" nodlaLd.
Daring the early part of January the officers of
Golden Gate Parlor will be publicly installed
after which there will be an entertain ent and
ball. This is 10 be an invitation affair, and as this
par.or, OF which ]. ]. Sweeny is president and A.
Eberhart is secretary, is well known for the per-
fectness Of its entertainments, there Is great de-
mand for tickets.
The sem-annual returns of Placerve Psrlor
show membership OF 156 and $7003 in the treas
ury. Following the officers for the ensuing
term: j. VI { Kee, P; vice presdents-A. K. Zwis-
Ter, Charles Zwisler, w. E. secomb; o. 2. Fitch.
M; L. L. bosquit, y; George +. Pierce, +. s.;
Fred Irwin, trustee; Irs. Rantz and Mountain,
surgeons.
W.
decree, has written to California Parlor to an
nounce that the team will reach san Francisco
about the middle of next month 10 confer The very
interesting degree There are about a hundred
Native Sons, including many prominent members
who want TO become Argonauts.
Native Daughters OF the Golden West.
The San Francisco Relief Board was organized
on Saturday, the 19th with the 70 lowing mem
bers Miss Annie L. Donaldson of Minerva Paror,
Mrs. Meyers of Alta Parlor, Miss Annie Hinck Of
Orc FiBo Parlor, Miss Lulu Fahrenruz of Golden
state Parlor, Miss Anna McPhilips Of Orinda Par
lor, MIS- Mary Sanderson of Fremont Paror Miss
Minnie Stebbins of Buena Vista Parlor, Mrs. P
Daggett of Las Loma1 Parlor. Dr. NJ. Z. Campbell
OF Yosemite Parlor and Mrs. Lucy Barbich OF La
kstreila Parlor. Miss Stebbins was chosen presi-
de Mt and Miss McPhi-lips secretary.
Fremont Parlor has elected the following Off
GERS: X. Wods, p p; Hannah Collins, p; Laura
Fritz. Mrs. Richards and Mary Gibbons vice
presidents; Mrs. Barton. +. s: Mrs. Mary an
dersoA, R s. Mrs LArney, NJ. Mrs. Handey,
Mrs. VersaloyIch and Mrs. HItchings trustees.
Princess Parlor of Angels Camp Will entertain
It's friends on New Years day fr-m TO U'cock
in the af-t ruoon.
Miss Minnie Blake, Native Daughter of San
LUIS ubispo and sis er of Gr md trustee axe, is
spending the holidays with RELATIVES ia Berkeley.
her mo,ber in this City.
Past Grand President Mariana :Bertola, Grand
President Mary L. Tilman and Grand Secretary
George C. Ryan during the past week each sent
holiday letter to every parlor in the State, express
sive Of their feelings at Christmas tide and ex-
,
her letter Miss Bertola says sour parlors have
shown true patriotic fervor in providing them
selves with flags. Many have fine silk ones,
others good bunting ones, but VIII, ther silk bunt
ing they proclaim aloud the love OF Sta and coun-
Try that dwells in hearts of the Daughters OF
the Golden est A few parors have male no
effort TO provide themselves with the emblem of
their country. We trust that al the Grand
Parior every one will report that they have pro-
cured the brightest dearest symbol OF libt y that
waves, and may lis blue. viii is typical of
justice, its red and white, when join vaIor ana
purity TO justice, be emblematic The spirit that
relgnS in our halls. and may each s-ar remind
of The divine eye that CASTS 8 kindly light upon
U.S.
Miss Jennie c. Kelly, secretary of Bonita Par
lor OF Redwood City, in this City last week.
aud reports that her parlor will shortly give bal
in aid uf tne fund being raised 10 entertain the
dele gates of the Grand farlor of the ative
Las LOmas Parior will give Its last-ch Ance party
in IA ission arlOr Hall next Thursday evening.
The following the officers of Orc Elmo Parlor
who are to serve for the next term: Miss a. Nc
Laughn, P; Mrs. NJ. a. Du&e. r p; Miss a.
Hinck, Miss l.. Laws and Mrs. NJ. Kapp, vice
presidents: Mrs. ]. Wight, NJ; Miss NJ. j. Smith,
r. s: Miss +. Dellwig. F. s.: Miss N Mulcay, T.;
Mrs. NJ. Church. Miss j. stark and Miss NJ. Ii. mex,
trustees