The San Francisco call., 1897-10-31
PRINCESS KAUlLANl.
from recent pbofogr th By Ta5sr.l

manner as to produce most striking effect: an
other VII b. Ihs appearance OF Wilma the
Gypsy Queea, VINO proved such a grea- success al
the recent r1pO-i ion in Oakland I'd tn fete
in Alameda. The pRrlor. which is an out-Of-:own
rarlor. has. by those who are ia Gus o. its sue
cess, been cal ed the H HoosI-r Parlor' bur The
M III bers are de ermned T. show sister parlors
pretty active ones, and hat they Can get up an
ent r aiument that Will make he others put on
their hinStng caps 10 devise some hing novel that
viii &C ipse the event of EridAs next. OF cours Sc
there will be dancing.
The grand officers viii pay an official visit to
Blu na Vista Pate or on the evening Of the Attn OF
November
The attendance was one OF he largest that has
ever assembled in Native sons Hail. the pro-
eramme was good and we'll rendered, and
ne appreciation OF the efforts of the performers
WAS m Anhest oy the liberal applause and the beam
;ifu. flowers distributed 20 thcs= WOO tooS pArt in
Dangnters' minstrel eRtertai 'ment given by
Buen1 y istR PArlor iRsL Wednesday night. There
more ihAn 1909 in e he audience, aud the
many ladies' snt gentlemen who flied the main
oody OF lne nsl we ae se avs ana the gallery ard
tine many wno were f1r'e tosand side by side,
thick Sardine, In n box, WAS hAttering evidence
OF the popa arty OF This aror and recognition
OF the fact that BueHa Ntsta's enter aiuments
OF such high merit always that one who has
ever atten d one viii ever miss the oppert entity
10 attend another ne Credit OF having giVen
one OF the oes. minstrel shows ever offered
b. ladies ga his cits outside of professionals e.
long. the parloI's com u1ttee dlvertisement mt
aud Thomas q rgger, who devo.ed much line
and attention In preparing the young ladies for
the stage.
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stage in tiers, after the m approved style of
modern minstre.sy, and presented = very ract
i've appearance The Soloists attired all in VIII, .e
occupied seats to the right and eft of Miss MA
" the in utOT. VINO. he tam hos
attir-d In black sstin gowns. ted coats aud lew
We is. whieh displayed immensity OF
white shirt bosom he mem bers OF the chorus were
blacS up, in neat but not striking costumes
Previous the Intiod Hciton OF the wnile and
acSed performers AIRS Genevieve Bake, one of
the mot brilliant .ecutogists in the order who,
requessin: the ladies Ia the audience to re-
NOV. th-i hAts, delive. ed addr IS that was a
s;ring IF pearls thought. ab u, the Native
Daughter, of the Gold n " est and hel effor wa,
received with longed applause
The bones we're Lucia Neubarth. Juani,a Coad
and JOSIE Wal; the tambps Ena wehe.
NJ annie Weits aud rs her y brams, and the bal ad-
lsts Mrs. Celarius, Miss Alice carson, Miss Eta
XsrsGs Mss Mss Eta welsh nSd Mis-. % M.ms rel.
nandsZ gh- singing by he bai iladIsts was charm
ing. some of tn. coon songs were enthusl astcslly
received and the performers, particularly Lucia
Neu bar h. Jusnita Coad and f.iiz Wehc who were
forced To resBond o several eucores. I he gems of
part by lit e afss Welsh, who came on as ''.ne
tough girl" d did turn. snd then the s,n -ing
of s'Ihe ktsh mar" duet by Misses Eta Welsh
and Mamie Fernandez which Was voc.ii1ation
that was swe:t and eEtrancirg In a song, MIS-
Ella Wehe presen ed a neat apology ;or ali the
performers, by declaring that they were not
natural born &C. resses, but admitting the truth OF
that, all the young ladies acquitted IN mseves IN
sion. social dance that Sept up until ate
hour fol OWED the performance The show was 80
much appreciated that an enurt VIII be mace 70
have the young ladies repeat IL at some time In
the iut ure.
Amapol. Parier n. recent meeting presented
10 Hoyt C. Vinci the by of one of the me M
bers, a silver cur ana The ,occssfon Was mAue a
baUy night Alter the presentation bv President
Anna Nixon there WAS q programme which IN
cluded -Fritz's Lullaby song" Mary CLARKE;
'.BAh Bell" citation velyn Payne; -
Mothers Iu Iaby Sor e." Winnie NJ Jones; The
Baby" recitation. Mae l.aBdo phi. ID the .,Lu,-
lsby song" from ssErmine." Ida b -errnan
Then each m srnb of the paro offered SEMI
-fa tn N,
printed the programme and distributed ss sou
venirs of he event -
give it. first social in aid OF ts 1900 elEbration
fund 10 he eanqnet hall of the Native sons Hall
on the event z Ct Thursday. the 9th uf vember.
Las Lom Pa.<0 wss p-esen III o. n iaI =.
delegation including nine OF us cfficefs, at the