The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-13
N A GROVE OF DRU|Ds,
Last Night a Very Busy One
for the Installing
O fcers.
Stanford Parlor, Native Sons, Has a
Glorious Time-What the Native
Daughters Are Doing.

Calico Galilei Grove, United Ancient
| Order of Druids, the largest grove in thi:
| jurisdiction, which has membership o.
| 300 and is under the leadership of L. Carl
ana, N. A., received an official visit last
night in Garibaldi Hall from J.. A. Devote,
N. G. A.; Fl. ]. Collier, D. g. A.; J. J.
MolIison, G. S.; E. H. Getz, G. t.; P.
Rohrpacher, supreme arch, and F. Cavag-
marc, P. N. G. A. The visitors were
warmly welcomed and during the evening
the large membership present was adj
dressed by the grand officers. at the close
OF the NEE ting those present sat down to
q collation. and several hours were pleas
antly spent.
Noble Grand Devote has secured the
names of forty five native sons to petit
ton for charter to organize a grow. to
which none but native sons will be ellgi-
BILE.
AT its last held meeting Golden Gate Circle
initiated candidate and received four appli-
cations to be acted on i'll the future. The cere-
mony OF initiation was followed by dance.
This circle is increasing in membership and is
in prosperous condition.
Native Daughters of the Golden West.
The first party of the year recently given by
Laurel Parlor of Nevada City was called a
New Year Party" and 1t proved splendid
social and financial success there being more
than two hundred dancers present. The ladies'
of the parlor had decorated the hall until it
had the appearance of an elin bower. The
grand march was led by Miss Minnie Brand
president of the paror.a and E. C. Grissil, presi-
dent of Hydraulic Parlor, N. s. G. w.
The officers of Ramona Parlor of Martinez
were installed by Mrs. Grace Willy OF San Joa-
quin Paror, D. u. G. P, assisted by Miss Mari.
ana Baritola, P. G. P. acting as marshal. and
pretty installation it was. The new officers
MRS VI H nr L. Glass 1ss
presidents; Miss Sadie E. Davenport, R. s.;
Miss A. Webster. F. S.: Miss Maude Scott, NJ.
Mrs. G. B. Mcmahon, !. s.; Mrs. A. T. Burns o.
s.; Mss NJ. E. Dillingham;, Miss E. Lorentzen
and Mrs. A E. Dunkel, trustees. After the
ceremony there was short programme, and
then banquet at which Miss Bertola was the
POSTMASTER.
The officers OF Alta Parlor were installed by
Miss Carrie Creigh in the presence OF large
membership. The officers for the term are:
Miss A. Barge, p. p; Mrs. /. A. Pomeroy, p
McCreary, ce-presidents; Miss Lizzie Doug
lass, +. s.; Miss E. Bryant r. s.; Miss NJ Nye,
NJ; Miss NJ. White, T.; Miss N. Miller, i. s.;
Mrs. NJ. Napthaly, o. S.; Mrs. Mary Sheanon,
Mrs. NJ. Connors and Miss L. Rupe, trustees
This par1or, which holds the title of "banner
parlor," has been doing remarkably we'll of
late. 1t has q membership of over two hun
dred and has six applications to act upon,
and from financial point OF view it is solid"
having more than $1,000 in its treasury. At
the close of the installation Miss Bagge, the
retiring president was the recipient of
handsome brooch in the shape of a sunburst
Mrs. Belle Wingfeld Conrad, grand vice
Is making to- tour OF in
lass, grand trustee. On Monday night they
visited Las Tomas Parlor, and tonight they
will visit Orinda Parlor.
The installation of the officers OF Buena
Vista Parlor will not take place until the 18th
inst.
Grand President Mrs. Mary E. Tillman is
visiting parlors in the southern part of the
State.
Foresters and Companions.
On Monday night washington-squar Hall
was crowded with Representatives of the
Italian colony to witness the public instaila-
ton of Court Mazzini's officers and those of
Mazzini Giro Q. Companions of the Forest,
branch OF the A. O. F. Friendly Society. The
hall had been profusely decorated with the
colors of America and Italy and pictures of
men prominent in the history of Italy adorned
the walls. Distric. Deputy c. O. Fauda and
the board of deputies installed the following
named as the officers OF the court: B. Gheffon,
P. P. c., L. Porta. &C; q. Andreazzi. 5. G. c.;
G. Almagia. t.. C. A. Magestra. T. s.; ]. Mus
So r. s.. G. Balducci, 6. B. S.; c. Cagnoni, G.
B. g.; G. Cerighino, B. c.; P. FARO, B. g.; DR..
G. Barsotti, physician.
The officers of the circle were installed by
Deputy Mrs. v. Cervelli, s. G. R. e.. assisted
by Mrs Louise Hardenburgh of Franklin Cir
Gle as grand herald, w. Hack, Mrs. L. s
Bacon Mrs g. NJ Smith and the staff bearers
of Loyal Circle. The floor work is very pretty
and 1T adds much to the ceremony. Its rem
dition by the participants was loudly ap.
plauded several times during the evening.
The new officers are: Mrs. Rosie Peters, C. c.;
| C. o. Fauda, s. c.; G. A. Magestra, +. s.. Mrs.
v. Ceryalli, T.; Mrs. L. Messini, R.. s.; Annie
Hurrolli, L. g.; Mrs. q. Garbrini, /. g.; Mrs
A. Sanchez, .. g.; Dr. ]. Antiques, physician,
and Mrs. Belle Reynolds, pianist dance
| followed the ceremony.
| Loyal Circle will give fancy dress party in
Social Hall, Foresters' headquarters, next Sat
urday.
The following officers of Court Liberty were
deputies: II. Mayer, ]. p. G. RI: Thomas ].
| Johnson, c.. r.; W. Schuser, s. G. r.; G. Grun-
del, T.; l. Levi, F. g.. p Leist, r. s.; p. Mat
tin, s. W; w. H. Johnson, ]. W.; G. Sheehan,
| S. B.; v. Lucich. j. B. DR.. Thomas, physician.
| After the ceremony there was presented an
| excellent programme under direction of Leon
| ard Haas, p. G. R., chairman of the committee
and Sub High Chief Ranger Boehm were pres
| ent.
Stanford Parlor, N. S. G. w.
There was glorious time last night in the
banquet hall OF the Native Sons building after
the following officers had been installed for
Stanford Parlor: R. R. Martin, P. p; Hamron
Houseworth, p; Charles H. Stanyan, c. F.
Ratio, G. d. Phillips, yice-preside F. Van
Deyenter, r. s.; Joseph G. Cox, +. 8. f. n.
Eckenroth, T.; w. H. Daily, d. A. Austin and
NJ. s. Harloe, trustees; NJ. ]. O'Keefe, l. s.; A.
C.. Trautyetter, o. S.; DR.. E. r. Bryant, sur
| Judge f. II. Kerrigan acted as POSTMASTER.
| There was singing by Z. J. Angelic, w. W.