The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
The Native Daughters.

The several committees having charge of the
reception of the delegates to the Grand Parlor
of the Native Daughters of the Golden West
that is to meet in Sonora, have completed all
arrangements. On Monday evening. june z,
there will ne an open-Air concert by brass
bands; Tuesday, q reception to the delegates
Wednesday, drive to the Golden Gate mine !;
Wednesday evening, an entertainment by the
Young Mems Club; Thursday morning, a
grand parade at 10 o clock, and in the after
noon tournament by the fire companies, and
on Friday evening grand ball rendered by
the Native Sons oil the Golden West.
The Native Daughters OF the local parlors at
Sonora and Columbia, the Young Mems Club,
the Native Daughters of Angels, the Fire De-
partment the school children, the officers of
the Grand Parlor and the Native Sons of Son.
ora, will Ia Ike part In the parade.
On Tuesday evening the address of welcome
! to Sonora viii be delivered by ]. B. Curtin in
Turn Nerein Hail.
Mrs. Belle w. Conrad, who will De the next
grand president is in Sonora and has been for
some time assisting in the arrangements for
the week.
The meeting place will be reached by the
new railway, which Will run q special and
carry the delegates TO within twenty-five miles
OF sonora and save them at least twenty miles
OF staging.
The grand officers and delegates will numb ber
Jos and it is expected that there will be a
large number of visitors. The re ports to be
presented at Sonora viii show that the order
is IN much better condition numerically and
! financially than it at the last held grand
parlor.
Some of the delegates from this City and
vicinity lett on Saturday and the majority
viii leave TO-DAY. Mrs Mary E. Tillman the
grand president, left for Sonora on las Thurs
day.
"A new parlor was organized last week at
Yreka.
Last Wednesday that wtde-awake parlor
Golden Stale No. so, received visit from
Grand Presldent Mrs. TillnIan, the last CITY
parlor she visited in her official capacity. She
expressed herself as exceedingly well pleased
/ fhn
the increase in membership, wi tn its financial
standing, and with the remarkable harmony
! that prevails in the mem bership. Miss Rosa
Day ana MISS Freda Won Staden, the parlor's
delegates 10 the Grand Parlor, will leave for
Sonora tomorrow morning. Miss Day will be
a candidate Tor the office OF grand marshal
The delegates Will be accompanied by Miss
/ Louise Meyer and Miss Lille Uhlig past pres
| "a snts; Miss Lena Ducker. financial secretary:
! Miss Johanna Meyer, recording secretary and
/ while IN the mountain town the visitors
named VIII be the guests of John and Mrs
Bauman. After the session Miss DAy and
! Miss Won Staden will also be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bauman.
The grab bag party that Golden Gate Parlor
had announced has been postponed until
some date to be set in the future. At the last
held meeting of the pgrlor the following
named were elected for the ensuing term :
Miss Lulu Fahrenkrug, president: Mrs Mag
Dara Dehahey. second vice president; Miss
Gertrude Peterson, third vice-president; Miss
Johanna Meyer, recording secretary feleveuth
term); Miss Lena Ducker, financial secretary
(nintn terml; Mrs. Johanna Siebe treasurer
(thiTd term); Miss Clara Heilbron. marshal ;
trustees-Miss Rosa Day (third term) Miss
Freda Won Staden (third term), Miss Julie St.