The San Francisco call., 1896-08-03
Native Sons of the Golden West.

Frank L. Coombs in the City last week re-
vising the proofs of the ritual. which it is ex
pected will be ready for distribution by the middle
of the month.
The members of National Parlor will give an
entertainment and dance tomorrow night.
Grand Trustee r. C. Rust has returned from his
southern and reports all the parlors he visited
in q healthy condition.
Tomale PaTor announces that it will parade OF
the 9th of September with the finest banner in
line
Grand Organizer latham will next pay visit to
Monterey to reorganiZe a sleepy parlor there.
The following named have been installed officers
of Golden Gate Parlor: Otto Koeter. P. p; ]. ].
Sweeney, P. NJ. f. English first, w. s. Dennis
second, and j. ]. Harrington third ce-president
H &. Pasqual, r. Ado ph Eberhardt, S.; ID. VIII
son, F. s.; FL. Brandtien NJ :: and G. n. Connel
trustee This parlor has a mem bership of 1877 and
has $4459 in the treasury. This parlor will have
headquarters in the front line at Stockton on
ME parlors of the Contra Costa districr, General
Winn. mount Diabo, Central and Byron, will con-
solidate for Admission day celebration
The officers Central Parlor were installed last
week by Deputy G. +. Montgomery, and after the
installation there pleasing evenings enter
tainment and collation..
relative to the Admission day celebration, which
is TO be held in stockton this year.
Among the visitors TO the office of the grand
secretary during the past week were the following
I'D. A. Major of Concord, Dr. !. :. Titus of Santa
1tosa, John atham of HOLSTER Judge X. G. Rust
of Amador, ]. D. Norris of Centerville (grand out
SIDE sentineD, d. f. Maher OF WatS0nvlIe and g.
7 Weiss of Martinez.
California Parlor No. 1, the mother paror, ins t.
tuted in 1875 has a membership OF 451 and
$lI,l72 in its treasury, and that, after paying
$2666 in benefits last term. This parlor owns
stock in the hall of the value of s64O5. Mission
Parlor, of which F. G. Gardes is president and j.
Ellison secre tary, beats the mother parlor in
finance by $4O0. 1t has membership of 400
James Dockery ana Ben Davis, having been
granted leave OF absence, will attend the butchers
barbecue in Stockton, and will then go to Yo-
semitic Valley 10 spend their vacation.
Native Daughters of the Golden West.
The printed report of the proceedings of the
Grand Parlor and the rituals will be ready for dis
tributon during the coming week, if the printer
concludes his work Time. The new constitu-
tions are in the hands Of the printers.
Past Grand President Miss Elizabeth A. Spencer
has returned to her home in Eureka, Hum boldt
County.
Grand Vice president Mrs. Belle wingfeld Con-
rad of Sonora has taken up her residence at the
Arlington, Oakland, for a time.
Miss Mamie A. Ryan. president, and Miss
Ursula Ryan, a member of Veritas Parlor of
Merced, were among the visitors TO Buena Vista
ParOr last Thursday.
is in this City.
Everything that committee composed of ener-
getlc go-ahead, fin-de-siecle, up-to-date young
ladies can do has been done to make success of
the bazaar and social to be gwen in the banquet
hall of the Native Sons building by Golden Gate
Parlor on Thursday next IN aid of its fag fund.
(chairman), NJ Mcguire, L. Meyer, L. Uhlig, A.
Mavberry, F. Won Staden and NJ. Ducker.
Last Monday evening the officers OF Las Lomas
Parlor installed by District Deputy Miss
Jennie Kelly, assisted by Miss Hannah Mack and
the Misses Emma and Anna Gruber of orinda
Parlor. The officers are; Miss ]. Moller P. P. ;
Mrs. s. P. Daggett, P: Mrs. E. Knox, first vice
president; Miss Julia Hickey, second vice pres-
| dent Miss NJ. BurK, third vice president Miss E.
Breiling, F. s.; Miss Matte Farris, R. S.; Miss
| NJ h. Waters, T.: Miss A. Schwartz. M. Miss w.
| Nieman, Miss ida Halter and Mrs. E. Scofield,
| Gimple o. s. Las Lomas Parlor will accompany
Hesperian Parlor, N. S. g. W., TO Stockton on Ad-
mission day.