The San Francisco call., 1896-08-24
Native Sons of the Golden West,

On Admission day the Native Sons and the Ar
cata Cycling Club will Join in celebration Ar
cata. The orator will be Arthur w. Hill of
Eureka.
Commodore Sloat Parlor No. 1877 was organized in
due form and Instituted on the Is by Grand Secre-
tary Lunstedt and others. There are forty-ive
names on the charter roll The Installing officers
were cordially welcomed and well entertained by
the people of Blue Lake, where the parlor is Io-
Gated.
The officers of Calaveras Parlor were installed
on the by Deputy Sam E. Redmond at San An
dTeas. Henry Werson is presid ent and Will A
Lower ecording secre. ary.
Grand Trustee R. C. Rush has called meeting
for the board OF trustees for Monday, September
Z. in the Office OF the grand secretary.
Grand Lecturer Conley was in the ity last week
aud was entertained by john Greaney G. g. p
Grand Secretary Lunstedt ana others.
John latham. grand organizer, will go to either
Petauma or Monterey this week.
The ritual committee, of which frank L. Coombs
is chairman, having finished its labors. has turned
ritual, which is to go into effect on the 5th of
Septemb r. viii be ready for delivery on the 1st
OF that month.
Redwood Parlor will give a picnic and bal at
Redwood City on the 9th Of September to raise
funds for the Grand Parlor.
Next Wednesday evening California Parlor will
give smoker and high jiDk> to its friends in the
BANQUET hail OF the Native Sons building The
y alive Sons band will furnish the music The
good OF the order committee announces that it will
furnish 1ne programme and elaborate spread
California P6rlor is making elaborate nrenara
tions for the Admission day celebration. Head
quarters have been secured in the rooms of Stock
ton Parlor. Refreshments VIII be served there on
the afternoon OF the 9th TO the members and their
friends. The parlor has adopted as a uniform
white duck panfaioons and negligee shirt The
badges which have been specially gotten up for
the parlor by W. f. Norcross are red white and
blue. and are the finest that have ever been made
for a like occasion.
Olympic and Preside parlors have Joined forces
for the Admission day celebration. The members
Of these parlors will be recognized by the gor-
geous badge they will 1t consists OF a
rosette with three pendants, two Nile green, the
center one being in lilac, from design furnished
by Norcross Each green pendant will have the
name OF one of the parlors and the center one will
bear an appropriate motto and date.
The visitors 10 the Office of the grand secretary
during the eek were: a. Dalton jr., president Of
Mount Diablo Parlor; Thomas Flint jr of North
san Juan, Z. j. Sharadin of Eureka, Gus Weiss of
Martinez, DR.. w. A. CASTOR of san Jose J. NJ
Mitchell of eureka, Frank L. Coombs Of Mana
Ed Howell OF Yreka, past preside nt of Ieka Par
Tor; James L. Farraher Of Siskiyou ID. ID. q. p.
W. A. Castor of san Jose, George T. Cats of
Stockton, Arthur ]. Chick of Mount Tamalpais
Parlor and w. NJ. Conley of MADEIRA.
The following named have been installed as Off
GERS OF Ferndale Parlor No. 50: J. ]. Nlebauer
president w. j. Gunzel, 4. Donnelly and g. A.
Price, first, second and thiri vice presidents; w
Morgan, marsha f; G. n. Dungau. secretary; c. H
Williams, treasurer; j. Michael, surgeon This
hand
Pacific Parlor will hold high links in Native
Sons Hail Tomorrow night.
Next sunday the Naive Sons band will with
rs friends, start on the steamer Caroline on an
excursion around the bay
Deputy Grand President Henry d. Lansing In
interesting himself in Precita Parlor of which he