The San Francisco call., 1897-05-16
The Native Sons.


the following committees: Finance-W. D.
Shea, Eugene W. Levy, +. P. Wehe; appeals
and grievances-P. V, Long, c. B. Mclaughlin,
NJ. I. Dooling, C. NJ. Wooster. J. C. Bates Jr. /;
petitious-C. H Buck D. F. Maher, A. E.
Miller; returns-Frank NJ. Luttrell. C. J. Bel
loli Louis Nonnenmann; state of the order
George E. Cats H. w. Laugenour, A. r. Un-
derwood, L. B. Mayer Frank Barnett; legisla-
tion-John r. Aiken, A. W. North, Ben +.
Woolner, D. C. Martin, L. G. Weisshaar .;
ritual-Frank l.. Coon bs, NJ. A. Dorm, James
D. Phelan, John f. DAVIS, r. NJ. Fitzgerald /;
printing and supplies-Joseph NJ. Cumming,
w. A. King, W. G. Miller; laws and super
vision-J. f. Coffey, Joseph E. ODonnell, J.
W. F. Diss, James L. Gallagher, E. A. Freeman /;
htera Iure-Ed Dinkelspiei, George A. Oakes.
". L. Dunn, }. NJ. MOrrlssey, James c. Tyrrell; /;
trans nsportation-John F. Finn, l. w. Juilliard,
Leonard S. Calkins; committee on special re-
lief funds A. d Jones, c. f. Montgomery, ID.
L. Fitzgerald, J. I. York, F. B. Clark.
National No. lis. on Nay &C. at Native Sons
Hall, will give minstrel and vaudeville show
and dance, ut which u number OF the proml-
ent amateurs will apI ear, and on June q the
Tourists, composed OF members OF the above
parlor, will give tneir annual excursion to the
Santa Cruz Mountains.
On Saturday evening, May %, Precita Par
lor No. 1877 will give its quarterly social at
Mission Parlcr hall. This parlor has in the
past been noted Tor its socials and the COM
mittee of arrangements is trying to surpass
the former ones ii possible.
FL Dorado No. 81 will give vaudeville show
at the Chutes on Saturday, June 3. A number
OF novel features will be introduced. The
! committee will do all in its power max ke
his affair success, as all of their profits will
! 60 into their 1900 fund, wnen the Admiss ion-
I day celebration viii be held in San Fra. cisco.
Tne register of the grand secretary shows the
; following visitors during the week: A +. Jones,
| ?. G. P. OF Oroviile, Frank L. Cuombs oil Napa
| Angus Mckay OF Grass Valley, A. Dalton Jr.
OF artinez, J. A. Rutherford of Sacramento
| ,rh and I5nn.
enberger of Los Angeles; Judge c. E. Nc
Laughlin and W. J. Miller OF Quincy, A. II.
Meeker of Sonome, NJ. E DOVE OF Menlo.
! Grand Trustee Guy P Hull OF Redwood City,
! w. f, Dean and c. J. Luigen OF Oakland, ". l..
! Dunn of Rio Vista, ]. w F. Diss OF Redlands,
r. E. Cochran of WeavervilIe, A. g. FEEDER OF
| santa Paula, Charles E. Mooser OF Jackson,
| Frank Barnett OF Oakland. John d. Norris.
! John Leathers Jr. OF Yolo County, district
| deputy grand president, was in the City last
! week q epresen tatlve TO the Grand Lodge
session of the Independent Order OF Oud
! Fellows.
! Hesperian Parlor No. 1877 has invited it's
! friends to attend grand ball which il will
give on next Tuesday evening at Mission Par
! lor building. The committee of arrangements
have worked Faithfully, regardless CT expense
| 10 make this affair one OF the most enjoyable
| of the season.
! Z. C. Bodie of Ramona No. 1O9, Los Angeles,
| is on q visit TO the City, and Informs the
| grand secretary that the parlors in the City of
AngeIs in flourlsh1ng condition,
! Los Angeles No. 45 at their last meeting mi j.
sting fourteen candidates. win many more
applications or the table to be acted upon.
Grand Trustee Frank Sa bic hi OF Ramona Par
! lor, Who has been i'll for mum Der OF weeks, Is
able TO be about again, and will use his ut
most exertions 10 see tnat Ramona will in
crease in mem bership, com parlng favorabIy
with the older partor located in Los Angeles,
aud that the parlors situated in Southern Cali
! fornia will give a ceie bration on Admission
! day that will compare with any given in the
State.
The library and readlng-room committee
| composed of delegates f;om the different par
! lors situated in san Francisco, will hold its
! monthly meeting next Wednesday evening
/ upon which occasion number OF importan
matters Will come before the committee for
action.
The Native Sons band will give their first
annual picnic at San Lorenzo grove on Sun
| day, May 23, at which number of novel fea-
/ lures will be introduced.
Camp California No. of the Argonauts will
| ho,d their monthly meeting III Shasta Hail,
Naive Sons building, Friday, May %. This
camp has large number of applications oil
| the mem oers OF the order to take the degree.
| An enjoyable time is assured 10 ali Arg gonants
who may be fortunate enough to attend.
! Grand Secretary Luns edt has received the
| most tattering reports from the various par
! lors throughout tne State. The order every
where is Increasing in membership, and its
quality keeps pace with its quantity.
! Each parlor snould have good OF the order
committee. whose duty IL should be to provide
q musical and literary programme Tor the
members once month; such course would
ndkc lut IucetiuS lutelSStuS, DTiUglHE III
new members and holding the old ones.
A. Dalton Jr., past president of Mount
Dlablo No 101, ana editor of the Contra Costa
News, has been spending number OF days in
town with friends, telling them that the
Native Daughters of his burg are wing the M
selves against the Native Sons OF Marines
doing homage to their popular townsman. J.
| J. Mcmahon, who was elected al the last
Grand Parlor to the position OF grand outside
sentinel.
On account of inability to be present on the
cqt fho chafr.
nan, mas called the meeting for the afternoon
of the 4th of June.