The San Francisco call., 1897-01-04
The Native Sons of the Golden west.

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Grand President Gesford and Grand Secretary
LunsJed. will represent the Native Sons Ia the
confer ence with the executive committee of tn
Carnival of the Golden Gate.
The officers of Sequola Parlor will be installe d
this evening by w. D. Shea, D. D. 6. p After the
ceremony the memb bers will partake Of a collation.
in Banquet Hall, and the principal article on the
menu will be delicate slices Of bear meat from the
bear the parlor had in the ion at Stockton
last September, the animal having Deep slain fol
the occasion. R. W. MARYLAND and L. w. Banman
who were the keepers of the bear in his lifetime,
will preside and tell bear stories
In consequence of the absence from the City OF
Deputy ]. "A. Derotis, Charles a. Boldeman der
uty at large, will tomorrow night install the Off
of Yerba Buena Parlor. those of hincon Par OF
on "Wednesday, and those OF National Parlor on
THURSDAY.
On the evening OF the 18th Of the present m onth
the members of the hall association Will meet for
the purpose of making arrangements for mon
ster benefit he given a date that will probably
be fixed that time
Grand Treasurer Henry S. Martin, who was con-
fined 10 his home for SIX weeks by Illness was out
LAST Friday wishing his many friends happy new
year.
during the week: Tom sht, Sequoa; to-mor row
night Stanford, Pacific and Yerba Buena;
wednesday, California, Alcdde and Rincon
THURSDAY, FL Dorado and n National; Friday, San
Francisco and Precita-
Judge E. NJ. Kinemenn n. president OF Commodore
Sloat Parlor, Blue Lakes, was in the City last
week. and the fol owing hamed were visitors at
the office of grand secretary: Frank L. COON bs
OF Naps, Thomas Flint Jr of san Juan, r Al
Payne If Los Osos, f. G.. Snabel of Los Angeles e.
r. deverIn OF san Rafael, George Thurman of
MADEIRA, w. II. Vanderpun of Livermore w q
Jones and w. II. Carmet OF Eureka J. W. Trav-
e.s OF Oakland and Bert Robinson OF San Luis
UbisFo.
a digest Of the decisions OF Grand Presidents
John Z. Creamy, ]. -. Sproui and Frank H. Duune
during the year each heiu office respectively 1894
1895 and 1895, bas zen Issued in pam phlet form
and VIII prove OF the greatest value to The ord er
beng concise and 10 The point.
The ms allation party TO be given next Friday
in Mannerbund Hall by Precita Parlor promises
TO be very enjoyable affair. A frs -cl ass pro.
gramme has been prepared. 1he install alton OF
officers viii be by Frank Bragg, u. d. g. p
The installation of the Off ters OF Stanford Par
lor tomorrow night will be by Joseph E. Don
nell, D. u G. P, installing officer. After the cere-
mony there will be a banquet In BANQUET Hail nj
the Native rons' building
G. and secretary Lunstedt visited Stockton Las,
week and was the guest of Judge IL. r. McNobe a
Excelsior Parior OF Jackson, Amador Conn tv
has, so the semi-RnnuRl report shows, eighty me ,
bers and $44SO in the treasury. The officers a,
this paro- for the current term are: William Co
lnE 2. p; vice presidents-J. g. GarbArtni 7 r
Davis aid B. K. Breese: George r. Dornsn s.: M
ID. q. Spagno, M; +. H. Duden, trustee: Drs
Call Nichols and Hatch, surgeons.
The officers Of Win ers Psrlor for the ensuinp
term are: Z. e. 90 er, P. p; w. o. Russell p
vce-presiuents-W. H Gregory. J. f. GoodIn and
A. W North; Thomas Semiser, NJ; William