The San Francisco call., 1897-09-08

sion of California into the Union a mem
orable event in the history of the parlor.
To accom- plish this the matter was placed
in the hands of the following committee
A. L. Morgernstern, H. r. Lipman, E. c.
Davis. George A. Innes and w. B. Kohl
man. In the first place the committee
secured in Santa Rosa the handsome resi-
dence of ]. w. Johnson of that place for
its headquarters, and there the parlor,
which in the past gained reputation for
hospitality and for en- rtaining, will re-
ceive visiting Native Sons and Daughters
and friends and will enter tain as ii never
before enJerIaIne d. In the parade the
parlor Will occupy prominent position
and w. B. Hinchman. the marshal, ex-
poets that those VINO Will be under his
command will outshine all parlors and
dazzle the residents of the City OF Roses.
The mem bers of the par.or have Sc
lected as uniform white duck trousers.
red sash, leather belt, golf shirts and
som brero. The officers have secured new
regalia and the paror will have IN line It's
$500 banner, said to be one OF the hand
soonest in the order 1t has been mounted
on stand of California wood, resting on
four bicycle wheels. During the march
the mem bers intend to introduce some
unique features. The members, or proba-
bly, two-thirds, will leave on the evening
OF the Sth and remain in Santa Rosa until
the 10 h.
Pacific ParIor of the Native Sons and
Orc Fino Parlor Of the Native Daughters
have completed their arrangements for
the celebration at Santa Rosa. Both par
iors have adopted uniforms in which
white and gold will pred ominate. The
daughters will wear white gowns, white
Suede shoes, white chip hat and golden
oh nd rih vii
whlte pantaloons, while negligee shirts,
white tie, white golf caps and gold-col-
ored sash. The mem bers OF each parlor
will bear badge of white and gold. The
banner oil Pacific Parlor. the only hand
EN- mbroidered one in the State, will be
mounted on wheels and displayed in the
parade at Santa Rosa. On the afternoon
of the 9th both parlors will receive at the
Athen9um between the hours OF and
5. The grand ball, which is to be under
the auspices of the parlors named, will be
given In the same place on the evening of
the 9th, and admission will be by invita-
tion only. Grand President George D.
Clark and Grand Trustee Joseph K. Haw-
kins will act as floor managers; both are
mem bers of Pacific Parlor. The ballroom
will be under the personal direction OF
Paul Mcdonald, president of Pacific
Farlor.
Tine me m bers of Las Lomas Parlor OF
the Native DAUGHTERS will be the guests OF
Hesperian Parlor at Santa Rosa. Each
parlor has chosen handsome white badges
with orange-colored rosette, and the Hes
perIans will parade fifty-fve mem bers
with their beautiful banner. The ladies,
who will be attired in white with orange
sashes and carry white parasols, will pa
rade more than thlrt; ME m bers. These
two parlors from the Mission district en-
tered 10 make showing that will reflect
credit on tina. section of the City.
South San Francisco Parlor will be well
represented in the parade in this City to-
morrow night and Will also have a good
representation at Santa Rosa. The men,
bers will appear in an attractive uniform.
Arrangements have been made for the
welcoming of mem bers of the order and
friends at Santa Rosa.
California ParIor No. 1 will have its
headquarters in Hahman Hall in Santa
Rosa, and the members while on parade
will wear the same uniform they wore on
the occasion of the previous parade at
Stockton. The members of this parlor,
who are mem bers of California Camp No.
OF the Argonauts, have made arrange
ments for the conierring of the Argonaut
degree on &. nun Der of candidates at
Santa Rosa. This camp has a mem ber-
ship of more than 200, including many of
the most prominent mem bers of the order
from all parts of the State. California
Parlor, which was organized in 1875, has
the names of $50 Native Sons on its roll
and has $4,000 in its treasury.
La Estrella Parlor intends to make
line show in the procession at Santa Rosa.
1t will display a star forty-five feet in
diameter, the suriscs of which will, be COW
cred with golden poppies, and from point
to point there will be a border of white
chrysanthemums. From the center of
the star will rise magnificent silk Ameri-