The San Francisco call., 1896-08-24
FRATERNAL BONDS

is past president, and is doing much to increase
the membership This parlor will make display
of fine banner on Admission day. The members
claim that IL will be the finest in line.
Sequoia Parlor, with 20 members. has S1215 in
its treasury. During the term it increased its
membership twenty.
The grand secretary has issued circular letter
to all the parlors asking that news of the parors in
order that the same may be laid before the mem
bers of the order
Native Daughters of the Golden West.
Tomorrow night Orinda Parlor will give its
fifth anniversary party in Native Sons Hall, and
1t will be a full-dress affair On that occasion a
magnificent silk flag will be presented to the par
lor
On Wednesday night very handsome flag is to
be presented to Alameda Paror
Al its last held meeting Joaquin Parlor Of Stock
ton initiated four candidates and at its next meet
ing will initiate sixteen more
Ivy Parlor of Lodi is ing along and the
members are greatly elated at their success. AT
the last meeting five applicants for admission
initiated.
1t is within the line Of possibility that parlor
will soon be organized Hollister and one at San
Luis Obispo. There has been since the meeting
of he Grand Parlor unusual amount of activity
in subordinate paiors, and reports from all
sections show it to be in very prosperous condl-
tion.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs. ]. siebe, treas
urer of Golden State Parior was Installed by
Denntv District Grand President Mrs s. Schr,-
der, assisted by Miss Shuman of Alameda Parior
Grand Vice President Mrs. Belle w. Conrad, who
was present at the meeting, delivered short ad-
Dress during which she stated that, representing
Sonora, where the next Grand Parlor will meet
she assured all delegates and visitors that the re-
ception they will receive and the entertainment
that will be provided will be equal If not superior,
10 any previously extended to a Grand Parlor.
The energetic, go ahead, fin de steele and up to
date members of Golden State Parlor will go to
stockton 10 take part in the celebration on Ad-
mission day. and they expect to make as fine
showing as any Of the parlors that will enter IN
the competition for good looking and attractive
daughters of California
Fremont Parlo- will give a social in Native
Sons II all next Thursday evening.
The bazaar of La Es rella Parlor was very sue
cessful affair number of interesting attractions
such the '49 mining camp and museum, red bat,
fortune teller and Rebecca at the Well and
other shows were special Inducements for the
large number of people present. The banner
booth Attra cted the attention OF every present
and reflects great credit on the members Of this
parlor.
The following named ha1 charge Of the different
booths: Banner booth-MrS. l.. Garlic, Mrs. l. A.
Berbich Mrs. A. Argeltinger Cigar booth, Miss
II. Kruse. Paper booth-Mrs. A. Goodkin, NJ ISIS
P. Smith. Miss r. Carlan, Miss c. Fenstermacher.
Fancy booth-Mrs. A. Ben nett, Miss +. Vaselin,
Mrs. E. Thierbach. Mrs. L. McCarty. Candy booth
Miss - Asmus Miss Nj. McGrath Miss B. Weeg-
Flower booth-Miss F. Peters, Miss A.
Kleversahl Miss 5. di Martini, Miss +. Fenster-
macher. Rebecca at the well-Miss f. Pullman,
Miss L. Barnes. Refreshments-Miss A Munder,
Miss J. Willis, Miss :. Mars, Miss A. Bernhard,
Miss E. McInerney. Forty-nine mining camp and
museum-Miss NJ. Santry, Miss n. Murphy, Miss
Music by Sequoia Parlor band under the direction
ID. RartOn.