The San Francisco call., 1897-03-15
The Native Daughters.

Last Saturday night Alta Parior No. had an
immense gathering in shasta Hall, Native sons
building, in honor of the tin versary of the
ganization of the par or There was brilliant as
semb age OF any of Caifornias brightest sons and
da ghters, who spent several hours in the enjoy
ment of good p ogramme and in dancing. Dur
ing the ming there a short address relative
10 the par or since its existence by Mrs ]. 4.
SteinbaC h, the most e. acouS of all deputies and
prominent member of the parior; piano solo by
L Lang: recitation, e. O'Connor; vocal solo, Miss
Plamond; recitation by Miss May Horn: mando-
lin and guitar duet by ]. Heiman and l.. Lang;
recitation by Z. Sullivan; vocal solo. Miss CrAw
ford, and recitation by Miss Louise wilkins
Then followed the dance and light refres eshments
and cakes The daughters OF this parlor-one Of
the active and progress sive ones-wisnig TO have
those who participated have lasting memento of
the occasion, presented each a handsome goblet
made OF the finest tn he event was under the
management OF Mrs. J. a. Steiub bach, Mrs j. Bar
ret. Mrs Z. Eau kper, Mrs. NJ. Meyers Mrs II.
Frazer and Mrs. NJ. Connors.
La EstreIa Parior. which gives an "At Home"
on the second Saturday of each month, gave an
other of its pleasant functions on last Saturday
night 1t attended large um Der of vis-
iIors, who were most cordially welcomed and
made to feel at home in the fullest sense OF the
word. The ladies OF the parlor have the happy
faculty OF enter. aiming in q charming manner and
making every one resolved ept the hearty
at home. short programme was presented.
consisting OF: Wont You Come Out to Play 30
song by little tot OF tive years, Mamie Gianet-
toni; recitation by Miss Mamie Newton, piano
solo by Lem Lang, PIANO solo by H McQuarie
and guitar and mandolip duet by Lem Lang and
Jacob Heiman. 1t goes withou. saying that after
the programme there was dance and coffee and
cakes for ali. The credit OF the success of this
event belongs O the committee of arrangements,
consisting Miss 1itlie r. notnmer, Miss Julia Vas
seIin and Miss Tiliie Shemansk-
The mem bers OF Lit Estr LA busy at this
time making arrangements for Japanese tea ami
a farce 10 be given in Banquet Hall, Ma i've sons
buildin within a rev weeks
La Corona Parlor of hIco reports that it Is at
this time in mora favorable condition than IL has
been at any time in the past TWO years six can
dida,ts recently initia ed and number of
the native daughters have expressed desire
join. Miss Lorain Stison is of the best presi-
dents that This paror has ever had. The pario
has decided to give social on the occasion of the
first meeting each month.
Amapola Parlor OF Sutter Creek has met a seri-
Gus loss in the recent death OF Sarah Turner
Phpps, q charter mem ber of the parior and one
who IS described "a most lovable sister, 1t
the first death the parlor since III aniZa
ton, and the funeral was nad under the auspices
of he parlor with all the Impressive rites of the
order. The funeral Of the largest ever
witnessed in The town and there was large rep
resentatlon from each parlor, native sons aud
native daughters in The county. Her husband is q
prominent member OF Keystone Parior OF A N az or
County.
new par or, 80 be known Sans souci. has
been recently organized in the Western Addition
and II will soon b. in ,tituted.
Grad President Mrs. Tilman was visitor to
Buena Vista Par.or last Thursday night.