The San Francisco call., 1896-10-19
FRATERNAL BONDS

Fleece was q representative to the Grand Lodge OF
Masons.
The following named were among the callers at
the office of the grand secretary during the pasl
week: G. W. Belshaw of General Wtnn Parlor
j. w Travers of Oakland Paror, r. Harwood
of Casper, Mendocino County, and IL. Gambs OF
General Winn Par
Grand Vice President Clark will shortly com.
mence tour Of visitations to the following named
par ors San Franci co-Mission, No. 3S; FL Do
RADIO Parlor. No. 81 Rincon, No: ~; Yerba
lis: Alcatraz, No. l46; Alcalde, No l54: Sc
O. ola No. leo: Piesidio, No. le4. Alameda
lameda, No. Al; Oakland, No. so; Las Positas,
No. 90: Eden. No. 113; Piedmont, No. 100: Wis
teria No Ut; Hacyon, No. l46; BrookIyn' 20 20.
1ol; Washington, No; i6S; Athens No. lso.
Native Daughters of the Golden West.
Orinda Parlor will live banquet this evening
to the officers and members of I'll DORADO Paror OF
the Native sons the banquet hall of the Native
Sons building. Dancing VIII follow. The follow
ing named ladies compose the committee of ar
rangemenis: Miss NJ NJ cRea (chairman), Misses
Tress Mayer. Laura o scbig, Sadie Lyons. Birdie
Mayer AGgie Boyd, Henrietta Kramer Charlotte
humpf Elsie Boyd and Anna McPhillips
The committee of arrangements has made all
the preparations for he enter ainmen to be given
on Thursday evening next in the banquet hall Of
the Native ons' building by Alta Parlor.
The party to be given on AllHaIlow eve by the
members of Orc Fino promises 10 be one Of the
best ever given by this parlor.
Inc party, or mag Social, as IL IS calloQ re-
Gently given by the members OF Golden State Par
lor was one Of the great social successes OF the
season. The great hall, which had been beaut-
fully decorated with flags End banners, was filled
with the friends OF the members The stage was
set OF with the American flag, EN- biem attic OF the
patriotism of the young ladies, and additional
decoration was an arrangement OF drums and
muskets relieved with ferns and evergreens
which seemed to say, IF the alarm of the drum
sounds, you will find ready TO defend The Old
flag" During the evening the members of the
parlor. with great deal of pardonabie priue. ex-
hibited their flag, which is one of the finest pos
sesSed by any OF the paTlors and in memory of the
occasion each guest was presented with nina
ture silk flag.
Mrs. Nary E. Tilman delivered q short ad-
dress in which she referred in terms full OF patr
otto fire to the emblem of the United States; Mrs.
g. Muhlner sang he SIar-spangled Banner" in
manner that sent thrill of husasm through
every auditor, and Miss A. Ma berry recited with
a great deal or force and good effect "E Pluribus
Unum."
After the entertainment there was dance-music
anu those present took part in waltz polka, quad
rllle and other dances till midnight. The recep
ton committee was composed OF Misses Rosa
Day, L.. Meyer NJ Drucker, NJ. Mcguire, f. Won
Staden, A May ybery and L. Uhlig. Miss Maybery
was the floor managers Misses j. Meyer, NJ. Les
ter M Tietjen Won Staden and Mrs. P. Day the
floor committee and on the committee on recep-
ton we're Misses y. Noting, L. Hayersen, NJ.
Reimers, L. Meyers and Mrs. J. Siebe.
ON Tursday, the Sth inst, members of Golden
State Parlor paid visit the residence of Mrs ].
her on the first anniversary of her weddin-. The
bride OF year was the recipient of q number of
cotton presents, as the first anniversary is the
cotton one.