The San Francisco call., 1897-03-01


City last week working mp boom for Santa Ro "a
as the PLACE in whloh to hold the celebration next
September. %. =.
The Mystic Argonauts of Hesperian Parlor cele-
brated their eighth annlv rsrry by an entertain
ment and dance in Mission Parior II all last Satur.
day evening. Thera was a large. attendance, and
ali present derived a great deal Of peasuIe from
the programme that was presented End then from
.tastefd iy decorated f9r the occasion with the
bfems OF patrio ism which dear o the mem
bers OF Hesperinn Parlor-the :a;ional banner
and he bear flag. These were arttstically draped
the walls, gallery and over the stage, and the
harmony of.colors presented a pre- ty picture. The
Berry; soprano sole, Miss Daisy V. Keane; conf
cal ties Mr.. arpey; violin solo, George Walheim:
Irish speciaties, Thomas Naylor vocal solo, as
ter Henry white. and an address on the carnival
bS Colonel j. O'Byrne. Then followed oh DANCE.
The event was for the'pnfpose of increasing the
carnival fund: The fol owing named had the
management of the sfair: Committee. of
range ments-Elmer Clark tchairman). 5. s. los
Ter. {. +. Buttle, IL. ! 1.sShepSton, F. &c Norman
Jr.. c. a. Brady, J. L, Peltres, William D. Moler
J. H. Roxburgh, William J. ,sp. ckman: reception
committee. mem hers of Hesperisn Parlor; floor
MANAGER, ~. a. W. Monahan. floor committee
i B. Dagg 1T, conrad Bel, RI = Allen. II. B. Car
son. L. Olsen, l. Kohn, ] frichette, F.. F. rSiebert
\ feature OF The evening was Cuban waltz In
honor OF the Cuban patriots.
HIrand trustee P. L. Zabaa has been. visiting the
pariors In Amador MaripoSa and Merced Coun-
ties, and Tonight he will visit Baker Parlor at
BaS ersfeld to ~ orrow he will visit Fresno Paror
and on Wednesday he Will visit ,1orni ParoE
Grand Orator Conley visited Yerba Buena Par
lor, Rincon Parlor and National Parlor, being ac-.
conpanied on these visits by the grand secretary.
DistrC Deputies ODonntll and Hynes, Pc Grand
President -teinbach. Assis ant Grand Secretary
Jamson. Past President Fitzgerald and j. l.
Hawkins of Pacific Parior. HI " as well received
IN every parlor aud his visits productive .of
much good Wnen he visited National Paror. two.
candidates were in iiated The grand orator re-
turned 70 his no ne yesterday.
Grand Trustee j b. b. AXE of os Osos Parlor will
visitoa 1oliows during the month March r. Chico;
q Ieka Parlor ~ Yreka 3 Sierra Par,or at ktfa
Mills (sprcia): 4, siskiyou Parlor Fort Jones
(spe al; 5, seassa: s,iM o. Mount BaIy Psrlor at
Argonaut Parlor at broville
Las Lomas Paror, after the close of the meeting
last Monday night gave informal IA home"
and bonhon social ip Mission Parfor II all 10 It's
friends and memb II OF the. order. Within the
very tastefuy decorated hail gathered a.large
number OF people, Most conspicuous in he line
OF decoratiog a well executed portrait of
George Washington artfully draped with the ma
parior. welcomed all present aud then the first
dance WIS .caileda Between the dances there were
a number Of musical and literary seiections
which were loudly appiarled. During the evening
there we're several Ga mes which were greatly en-
ioYed. bicyc was raffiad and won by Miss
Matte Farris who promised to let ry one have
a ride omit. he party was one of the most enjoy
able ever given by the parlor.
Minerva iarlor has removed from Mission to
Native Sons Hs
Grand President Mrs NJ. f. Tillmah has re-
turned from her southern "trip, during which she
instituted San Miguel Par.or No. Y4 San
Miguel and Buena Ventura !'alor No. 95 at
Ventura with twenty-five members. She also
officially visited ksperanza at Los Ange.es and
Rio Bravo Parlor at Bakersfield.
The ent ertainment and dance given last Wednes
day in Native Sons Hall by Oro Fino Parior in
aid OF Its Tor the re Il. of he sick was one Of
the enj jyable functions thai tn parlor has
gwen. AS the entertainment deserved for both
It's object and excellence, good attendance there
was such and II Is not often that an audience
quits a hall with such fund OF pleas t rab lie
recollections as dld that There ere nu M
Der of living pictures that were presented under
the direction OF Leon ur 'dou, the stag ger
ana each was an artistic creation that won the ad.
mration Of all.
The programme included: Tableau, "Colum-
b,a," Mrs. Doie Brad ey; vocal solo, Miss Leonie
! Schiller; tableau, =. The Peacemaker'' Mis-,
| Nellie T. Mulcay and Miss jennie Nj S,arS.
| ia ncy dance, Mis-, Ethel - hwaner: tabeau ..H q
loves me, he loves me not" Miss Kathrine Jones.
voca' solo, j. I. Desmond: tableau. "Musc Art
ard Lite rature'' Misses Annie Hinck Lille
schafer and Evelyn Hanbrick; violin solo, Mss
! Annie Gibson: tableau. - ecrets" Misses Margia
Henrik and Mae Smith: comic selections Rich
ard l. Wha en-; tabeau, "Ihe Fist owe Letter."
| Misses Leah Laws and Annie Mischler. reci,a.
! t.on Miss Helen Kelleher: tableau "Maidenhood
" omanbood, Old Age" Misses Jenn NJ STARK
Linda Hnber and Mamie Hinck; whisiing SOLO
| Miss Cordie Wetien selections by Columbia Either
| Club and then one moe tab.eau Go ors War
ranted Not to Run" When the curtain was
| raised there was displayed the American EN- blem
and that the audience understood the TO ce Of the
announcement was manifest by the storm OF ap-
| plaus that 70 lowed.
| The following manned were the committees Who
| had charLe this deiis htfuI affair: Arrange
me ens-Mrs Evelyn Anderson. NJ 1873 M ay Church
Mrs. Dollii Bradley, Miss i. kapp Miss Nellie
T. Muieay, Miss Annie Hincx A.iss Abbie Nc
Mis-, Linda Huber, Miss Lille schafer, Miss Lelah
Laws, Miss Annie Mischler and Mrs Julia
W right; fioor-Miss Mamie Hinc< Miss Maggie
Henrik. Miss Pearl Laws, Miss Jennie stark and
Miss Evelyn Haubr cx; floor directors Miss
Nellie It. Mu cav and Miss KaThrine Jones.
Buena sta Parlor will celebrate It's wooden n
anniversary on the Goth OF April.
Ivy ParlOr OF Lodi has changed its time of meet.