The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-23

Grand Parlor of the Native Daughters, winch
VIII be held in Sonora next month"; nave Is
sued circular to all OF the subordinate per-
Tors giving their delegates the necessary In
formation in regard to the timetable s ana tne
proposed trip to the Yosemite Valley alter the
adjournment of the Grand Parlor.
Fifteen members of Califia Parlor OF sac,
ramento paid fraternal visit 20 Nood.apu
Parlor recently, and the visit was very mucn
appreciated by the Woodlandites. The visitors
were treated to q collation., ana goou uIne
was had.
Manzanita Parlor OF Grass Valley will here
after meet on the second and fourth Mondays
of the month in Fraternai Hail.
Pescad ero ParlOr No 81 observed Memoir al
day on the 18th inst. with appropriate exer,
cises. The mem bers OF the parlor assembled
at their hall and proceeded In booy 10 tne
Tracy cemeter where services appropriate to
the occasion were held over the graves OF ue-
parted sisters There was singing by mem bers
of the parlor. a prayer by Past President Anna
| Eagan, address by President Claire Ludwig,
and solo by Miss Slicer OF Oakland. Inen
| followed the decoration of the graves with the
| choicest of flowers.
The members of Piedmont Parlor of Oakland
| on Memorial day, 10 the number OF tnlrty,
| visited Mountain View Cemetery ana oecora-
! ted the graves of deceased members OF the
| parlor.
| On Friday, the 14th inst. Miss Mariana Ber-
tola, junior past grand president, Mrs George
Cotter Ryan, grand secretary, and Mrs Meme
| RAIDER OF Buena Vista Parlor, and mem Ders OF
| Ramona Parlor, paid a visit to P1noie Parior'
when the following programme was pre-
| sented: Address, Miss Bertola; string quar-
| tel, Bundurria, Miss Mamie Fernandez; man
dolin Mrs. Anita Sinclair; guitar, Mrs. Olve
! Scott; piano, Master Tommie Fernandez;
recitation, Miss Hattie Camp; vocal solo,
| Miss Jennie Allen; male quartet, first tenor,
| George Potter; second tenor, Fred 'Blyen nrst
bass H. Miller; second bass, George Briggs;
fancy dance, Little Miss Mabel Lindsay;
vocal solo, Mrs. J. B. Tennent; fancy dance,
Mrs. DR.. Camp and Mrs Bolla; piano solo,
Miss Sadie Gould; vocal solo, Mrs. Koppltz
| Chapman; recitation, Miss Mabel Lindsay ;
comic sketch by Rillian Lussell and others.
! Operetta. enelope"-Penelope, Miss Belle
King; Tosser, F. A. Griffing; Pitcher, Ben
! Ferris; Charles, NJ. J. Lamb.
Mrs. Lena II. Mills. who will be delegate
! from her parlor TO the Grand Parlor, Will be
candidate for the office OF grand vice. presl-
dent.
Nominations will be in order at the last
meeting this month. and elections Tor ofhcers
will be held at the first meeting in June
Sans Souci, recently organized1n theWestern
! Addition, will give its first enter ainment ana
dance in Devisadero Hall next Saturday even
! ing. The committee that has the affair IN
| charge announces that, while the parlor Is
| new, it will show that IL can get up tine en-
| tertanment.
| At its meeting last Wednesday Golden State
! Parlor was visited by Mrs. French, Miss Bagge,
| Miss Grote Mrs. Pomeroy and Miss Smith, ali
! IRON Alta Parlor. During the evening there
one Initiation. The mem bers OF the par
Tor are taking an active part in the approach
ing Grand Parlor session, and in addition TO
the elected delegates numb OF the WIDE
awake mem bers will go as visitors. Among
the mum Der will be Miss Johanna Meyer, the
affa BILE recording secretary of the parlor.