The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-29
Native paughters OF the Golden West

Native Daughters of the Golden West
Buena Vista Parlor will publicly install its
officers on the evening of Friday, July 10.
Fremont Parlor, n. D., and Sequoia Parlor will
hold grand public installation of its officers Mon
day evening, July g.
The ung designed by the committee for the re-
firing president is a very handsome one. 1t is en-
blematic OF the order and represents the colors
recently adopted, ruby for scarlet diamond for
white and gold for yellow. very pretty bangle
is attached to the ring and on this is a space for
the inscription.
Piedmont Parlor Native Daughters and Pied
mont Parlor Native Sons will join ly install their
officers IN public on the 10th of July.
Orlnda Paror gave an entertainment In me
shape of bazaar and tea at the residence of Mrs.
Mills, 1905 Broadway. There was large attend
ance afternoon and evening and those who at
N aid of the flag fund and goody sum was
realized. Among those who were present were
Grand President Mary L. Tillman and Grand
Trustees Lizzie Douglass and Ruby Manner.
On Wednesday, July 8, Alta Parlor will give an
entertainment and calico ball. Arrangements are
being made for very enjoyable evening
Miss Rosa Day. delegaie from so den State Par
Tor. returned from Napa on the l 4th inst
The following named past presidents OF Golden
State Parlor among the visitors TO the Grad
Parlor while it was IN session: Misses L. Meyer, j.
Meyer, l. Uhlig, +. Staden and NJ DucKer.
On the 18th of the month the Misses Day Won
Staden and Quicker, accompanied by Grand Presi-
dent Mrs Mary f. Tillman drove in a slx-horse
coach from Napa to Sonoma TO witness the cele-
bration of the hftieth anniversary OF the raising
of the bear flag.
bazaar in Native Sons Hall in aid of the flag fund
The foIlowingnamed have been appointed:
District deputy grand presidents: No. l, Del
Norte County; Crescent Parlor No. 76-Miss Irene
MuSick, Crescent Parlor No. 49, Crescent City.
dent Parlor No. %, Eureka-Mrs. Minnie y. fl I'll,
Union Parlor No. 40, Arcata. No. 2 b, Union Par
Tor No. 40, Arcata-Mrs. Josephine Devoy, Occi-
dent Parlor No. tS, Eureka. No. 3, Mendocino
and Lake counties-DiStrict deputy at large. No.
4, Sonoma and Marin counties-Miss Rosa Day,
Golden State Parlor No so, san Fra ucsco. No 5,
Trinity County-Miss Nellie Condor, Eltapome
Parlor No. So, WeaverviIle. No. e. Siskiyou.
Shas-a and Tehama counties-Mrs Maud nder-
SON. Camellia Parior No. Al, Anderson. No. z,
trlenn and Col sa countles-Distrct deputy at
large. No: g. Nspa County = Miss Mary
Richter, Alta Parlor No. 3. San Francisco.
No. g, Yolo and Solano counties-Miss Maggie
Apperson, Parri Parlor No. So, Dixon No. 10,
Ella Floyd. Laurel Paror No. 8, Nevada City.
No. IL, Modoc and Lassen counties-Dstrict
deputy at large. No. IL, A, Golden Bar Parlor No.
80, Sierra City, Naomi Parior No 80, Downie,
vile-Mrs. Ida Aiken Naomi Parior No 80,
Downieville. No. IL, B, Vesta Parlor No Is,
Sierra Valley-Mrs. Mary Miller, Vesta Parlor No
7S, Sierra Valley No. 10, East Yuba and Nevada
couaties-Mrs- Harriette Games, La Corona Par!or
No. IS. Chico. No IA, Placer County-Mrs. Mary
Mccormick. Sierra Parlor No. AZ. Dutch Flat.
No. Is, FL Dorado and Sacramento counties-Mrs.
ABIDE Eitel Jacox, Califia Parlor No. %, Sacra-
mento. No. I6 A. Juanita Parlor No. II, Amador.
Amapola Parlor No: so, Suffer Creek,
Forrest Parlor No Sc, Plymouth,Mrs. Kate
No l6 B, Ursula Paror No. !, Jackson Chispa
Parlor No. 40 Ione-Mss Laura j. Frakes, ANA
veras and Tuolumne countes-Miss Annie Sny-
der, Ruby Parlor No. 40, MurphyS. No. 1S, A,
Ramona Parlor No. p. Martinez; FL Pescador
Parlor No. 50, Tracy; Ivy Paror No. 50, Lodi
Mrs. Grace Willy. Joaquin Parlor No. 3, Stockton.
No. Is, B, Joaquin Parior No ., stockton; Con-
patrick. Ramona Parlor No. 81, Martinez 70.
10, A. Angelica Parlor No. 80, Livermore; Oil
: VIVA Parior No. 81, Alvarado-Mrs Lena b. NILS,
OrInda Parlor No. Sc, IAN Francisco. No. 19, B,
Alameda Parlor No 1S, Alameda; Piedmont Par
Tor No. 81, oaBland-Mss Annie Donaldson,
| Minvera Parlor No 2. San Francisco. No. 20,
Mono, Inyo and Alpine counties-District deputy
coran Mariposa Parlor No 63 Mariposa,
No. %, A Veritas Parlor No rs, Merced-Miss
NJ annie Mac, Laurestinus Parlor No. 70, MADEIRA.
No. ~, B, Laurestinus Parlor No. 70, MADEIRA
Miss Mamie A. Ryne, Veritas ParlOr NO rs, Mer-
ced. No. % Fresno, kIngs and Tulare Counties
lor No. 9, San Francisco; Bonita Parlor No 10,
Redwood City: Buena Vista Paror No. IS, san
Erancisco-Mrs J. a. Steinbach, Alto Parlor No.
3, san Francisco No. "a B, Alta PaTIor No. 8. San
Francisco; La Estrella Parlor No. SO, san Fran
cisco-Mrs. Illlie Bader frlck, Pleamont Parior
No. 81, Oakland. No "a, Z, Yosemite Parlor No.
SO. San Francisco; Golden State Parlor No. so san
Francisco; Orinda Parior No. 56, san Francisco
Francisco No "a, D. Minerva ! arlor No. q San
Francisco; Fremo lt Parlor No. SO. an Francisco:
Las Tomas Parlor No. ~, san Francsco-Miss
Jennie Kelly, Bonita Par or Nc. 10, Redwood City.
No. IS, A, Santa Cruz Parlor. No. 26, Santa Cruz,
Cassidy. Ell Pajaro ParIor No S. WatsonviiIe
No. rs, 3. FL Pajaro Parlor 40. S5, Watsonvle-
Miss Louise Carlo, San Jose Paror ~ 81. san
Jose. No. 26, santa Barbara and V~ntura Coun-
ties-Miss Zoia Smy he, Felicidad Parior No 80,
Anaheim. No. 2, Kern and san Bernardno Coun-
ties-Mrs Emma Atchison, Rio Bravo Paror No.
65, Bakersfield No %, Los Angeles, Riverside,
Orange and San Diego-MTs Franc McCreery
Simpson. La Esperanto Parlor No. "a, Los An
geles.
District deputies at large: Northern counties
Mrs. Carrie Roesch Durham, Joaquin Paror No
3. Stockton-Mrs- Mary Breckenfed Califia Par
lor No. %, Sacramento. Central counties-Mrs.
Lena Hike Mills Joaquin Parlor No 5, Stockholm;
Miss G. X. Wttemyer Ramona Parlor No. 81,
Martinez Southern counties Miss Mariana
Bertola, Ramona Parlor No. 81, Martinez.