The San Francisco call., 1897-02-27
SUMNER FOR STAN FORD
Native Sons Celebrate the Elev.
enth Year of Their Or.
ganization.
A Magnificent Scene in a Hall Artist.
ically Decorat d-Hearts Won
and Lost.

Never before was the main hall of the
Native Sons building more brilliant than
last night, on the occasion of the eleventh
anniversary ball of Stanford Parlor No.
rs, n. S. G. w.
The decoration, which was the work of
A. F. Schleicher. one of the members, con-
sisted chiefly of butterflies naturally rep
resented. There were also many hearts"
typifying the hearts won and lost at STAN
ford's brilliant meetings. The idea of the
decorator was the presentation of summer,
with all that makes the season attractive.
There was a large attendance, the ladies
in rich and handsome gowns.
The grand march was led by Harrison
Houseworth, the president of the parlor,
and Mrs. Harrison Houseworth.
The event, in every way as great
success as any previously giveh by Stan
ford, was under the supervision of the fol-
lowing named, who composed the com.
mittees:
Reception-H. s. Martin, chairman; R. j.
Mier, W. A. Deane. D. Z. Martin, ]. J. Nc
Curtin, +. II. Jung, A. n. Copsey, j. Greenberg
and F. H. Eckenroth.
Floor manager. Harrison Houseworth
Floor Committee-Dr. L. r. Bryant, DR.. w.
2. Giannini. c. d. steiger, DR.. w. H. Sic berst,
E. l.. Head and Russell r. Martin.
The officers of the parlor for the current
term are:
Past president Russell R. Martin; president
Harrison Houseworth; first vice president,
Charles F. Ratio; third vice-president, John J.
Mccarthy; recording secretary, Frank Van
Deventer; financial secretary. Joseph G. Cox; /;
marshal, J. w. Lewis; treasurer, Frank H.
Eckenroth; lrustees-D. A, Curtin, w. II.
DAILY; NJ. s.. Harloe; surgeon, Z. r. Bryant,
ND; outside sentinel, A. C. Trautyetter; in
side sentinel NJ j. O'keefe.
Among those present were: George J. Nolan,
James s. Hawkins, s. J. Theissn, H. Bird
Waller II. Lord, Miss Rose Herbsi, Mrs. w. E.
Ashmore, Charles Gerlach, A. B. Jones, D. A.
Nolan, Will +. Fisher, Mrs. Thomas b. Gould,
A. ]. Angelo, Mrs. Nellie Angelo, Miss l.
Nolan, o: H. Heyneman, E. n. Harris, J. J.
NJ. Z. Gray, H. G. Sieberst, Miss Sieberst, Grand.
Vlce-President George d. Clark John j. Greif,
J. W. Lee, Miss Lii lie Brady. J. P. sweeny, Miss
sweeny, Vernon Upton, Mrs Vernon Upton.
President Harrison Housewor h, Mrs. H.
Houseworth, Miss /. Smyth, Miss NJ Frederick,
William G: Barr, W. G. Lee, Thomas McCauley,
Herman We1ger, 7. Althol, Miss EN- ma Althof,
Charles A. Boldeman, Mrs. C. A. Boideman, W
II. DAILY, Mrs. B. Daily, E. II. Hills, W. +. Golfer,
Miss Meyer, Miss Ellen Dunno, Francis Kruel.
Mollie Seibel, Miss Emily Seibel. Glenn Blethan,
Miss Carrie Buck, Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph 4.
N,gr1d Nguanan Jr, J. ": oBTien,, Mrs. j. W.
rS.
c. H. Stanyan, Grand Secretary Henry
Lunstedt. Miss Annie Laslreto Mr. and
Mrs. j. F. Groom, Miss Estelle Groom,
Clark. w. G. Houston, Miss Houston, William
Mccarthy, William J. Mathewson, George
Rose, Mrs. George Rose, II. Flittner, J. ]. Dunn
ener, James G. Dunn, ]. Diersen, Miss Ganst,
l. G. schord, G. A; Levy, A; o. Galley. John ].
ougham, Miss N. Telkenberg, H. J. Cordes.
Music, Frank Sullivan, Miss NJ Harrison.
Frank G.. Wills, Miss Margaret Craven J. j.
Young, Dr.. N. E. Rumnell, Miss Isabel
Mrs. Emily Herzer, +. H. Jung, Miss NJ. Cooney,
Russell Martin, Miss Belle Lampe, Phii Law.
ler, W. F. Sawyer, DR.. J. c. Bainbridge, Mrs. J.
c. Bainbridge, Dr. Curtin, Is. II. Lucke, r Nc
Colgan, Mr.. and Mrs. George Filmer, Thomas
$ S.ealy, II. NJ. Furman. Mrs. II. NJ. Furman p
S. Sanford, Mrs Underwood, Miss Martin,
Miss Nellie Mart-and. Grand Past President f.
II. Dunno, w. I. Peden Jr., w. Alexander, J.
7. Carroll Mrs. j. T. Carroll, the Misses
Miss Bertha Messing, Mr. P. Mccarthy,
Robert r. Impy, A. P. Giannini, Mrs. A. +.
Giannini, Y. Tooln, Miss Carey, Miss n. Carey,
E. L. Head, Samuel Shaen, Mrs. s. Shaen, ].
Tobin. George H. s. Dryden, Mrs. George
H. Dryden. Miss Kittie Tober, F. B.
Mr.. Dolard, H. Monahan. R NJ Duke. Miss
Emma Feisel, Miss Agnes Cowles, C. F. O'Neii,
R. Bryant Miss L. L. Buck, Clay H. Beattee.
shes ss osf Miss sA Will u oeSnnsl MISS Mis-: n
Lucette O'connell, Miss L. Conway.
Dr. Richards, W. NJ. Brown. n. f.
Sharp, J. Whatcome, Miss Eva Whateome.
Mrs. Lucy A.. Barbichi, Mrs. Annie Aigeltipg.
er, Miss Johnston, w. d. Hynes, Mrs A. D.
Hynes, Miss Alice Kavanaugh, l. A. Haven,
Ernest c. Stock, Arthur Volkman, C. f. Ratio
Miss May Ryan, Richard J. Meyer, 6. A Chris,
tenson, Miss Clara NJ. Byingt0n, J. w. Lewis.
Mrs Langton, J. II. Greefkens, p. J. Marten-
stein, Mrs. P. ]. Martenstein, Miss Maud Mar
tenstein 6 IeWaio &. H Graham MrS q m
Graham, Miss Maude Stapleton. Miss X. Bate
man, Charles H. Bell. John J. Mccarthy, Mrs
J. J. Mccarthy, Miss Lettie NJ. Simpson, Miss
G. B. Upton, A. II. Giannini MD, Mr. and
Mrs G. d. Graham, Charles Carter NJ j.
Hayes. Miss a. Hayes, Miss !. Thomas,
P. w. Jones' Miss Alice Well. Miss Pearl Reed
Mr.. and Mrs G. o. Steiger, B. f. Lee, Mrs A.
overholser, F. Gonzalez, E. II. Lange, William
Gleason, Miss Gleason, Grant Trodec J. B.
Blake, P. ST. Julien. Mrs. p. st. Julien. Miss
Lucy Bourguignon, J. Ellison, Mr.. and Mrs. A.