The San Francisco call., 1898-05-15
FRATERNAL NEWS


 ing until late hour.
 DEGREE OF HONOR.
 Dawn of Hope Lodge gave an entertain ment last Saturday in West Oakland.
 Applications have been made for Degree of Honor lodges at Rincon and at Byrons. Ivy Lodge Is preparing an entertainment to be given in aid of it's drill team.
 A group picture of the drill team of Ivy Lodge under command of Mrs. Captain Kate s. Poland. all in full costume, has been taken, and 1t is an artistic grouping of a fine body of good looking ladies at tired in exceedingly attractive costume.
 Mrs. Evelyn F. Mayor has named the following deputies of the grand chief of honor: Mrs. Emma Sturrock. for lodges l, and 4; Mrs. Georgiana Schardt, Il; Mrs. Margaret Pinkham, 3 and B; Mrs. Mollie D. Shrode, 40; Miss Carrie E. Ran som, 47; Mrs. Ada E. Rodgers 56; Mrs. Richmond, 54 and 76; Mrs. Eliza Feather ston, 72 and 73; Mrs. Dell Alberton, "A; Mrs; Anna Granz. 75; Mrs. Myrtle. Corl, 79; Mrs. M. F. Gardner, so; Mrs. Eunice |. Cyunins, 34, S1 and S2; Mrs. Cynthia Brown, 66; Mrs. Lillie Hill, q; Mrs. Cath rine Hickey, 6S; Mrs. Helen Baer 70; Mrs Charlotte Harris, 5S and 80; Mrs. Rosa Pitts, 61; Mrs. Lois A. Baxter 55; Mrs Dora M Seitz, 5Oi Mrs. Amelia McPher- son. 63; Mrs. Ella M. Crossman 39 and 62 and Mrs M. E. Pressler, B and Il.
 THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
 This afternoon the members of Minerva Parlor No. 2 and those of La Estrella Parlor No. S9 will hold joint memorial service in Sierra Hall for the dead of the order during the year preceding May 1. On the altar there will be laid wreath of white roses, each rose representing one of the members called from the Golden State to the golden shore. Special service will also be held in remembrance of the men who lost their lives on the Maine
 Last Wednesday night the members of Sans Souci Parlor No. 96 gave an enter tainment and dance In Devisadero Hall which was one of the most enjoyable af- fairs of the kind that has thus far been given by this very sociable parlor. The hall was crowded, yet all were good na- tured and enjoyed the programme that had been prepared for their entertainment by the committee. consisting of Miss Dora Eisner,. Mrs. Grundell, Miss Munson Mrs. M. Kallock. Miss Klein, Miss Dag enais, Mrs. Dobbin, Mrs. Annie Mocker Mrs. Gwinn and Mrs. Hammerschmidt. This included an address of welcome by the president, Mrs. Mocker; piano solo Mir. Caro; recitation, c. H. Johnston; vocal duet. Mrs. Williams and Miss Dag enaiS; fancy dance, Mattie Luyce; recita- ton, Miss Elsie Duncan and vocal solo by Mrs. Burgess. The hall, which was decorated with large and small. American flags and the lights shaded with red, pre-
 
 daughters, to prove their fealty to the flag, had Mrs. Williams lead in the Star spangled Banner" and they, together with the entire audience joined in the chorus. After the programme there came dance, but as the hall was not large enough for all who wanted to take part, it became necessary to secure an adjoin- ing hall and have dancing in each. The large attendance proves the popularity of Sans Souci, although Little Willie," the colored mascot of the parlor,. who was there, said: De big crowds heah 'kase dey knew was goin' to be heah.''
 Piedmont Parlor No. 6 will give grand patriotic social in Chapman's Hall, Oak land, on the evening of the 18th in aid of it's flag fund. This parlor has chosen Mrs Emma Munson and Miss Gertrude Surrhyne as delegates to the Grand Par Tor. and Mrs. Emma Swaney and Mrs. Tiliie Prick as alternates.
 On the evening of the eighth anniver- sary of the institution of Golden Gate Parlor, Misses M. Teitjen and M. Druck- CT were elected delegates to the Grand