The San Francisco call., 1898-06-15
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 FAIR NATIVES Woodland Bids Them
 Welcome. GRAND PARL0R IN SESSION RECEIVES A GIFT FROM THE YoLo METROPOLIS. Presentation of Gavel and Cushion Made From Wood Taken
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Special Dispatch to The Call.

WOODLAND, June 14.-The twelfth annual session of the Grand Parlor of Native Daughters commenced at 10 o'clock this morning. Nearly all the delegates and large number of visit ors were present. Grand President Mrs. Belle w. Conrad called the parlor to order. After the usual opening ceremonies she announced the follow ing committees:
 On credentials-Miss May, Randolph, Amapola Parlor; Miss Belle Douglas. Laurel Parlor; Miss Elizabeth Cuipert, Press-Miss Birdie Mayer, Buena Vista Parlor for the Bulletin; 4Irs. Lena H. Miss Lizzie Douglas, Alta Parlor' t for the the Chronicles; Mrs Mary Tillman, Minerva Parlor, for The Call; Mrs. Il. E. Coll Tor ReceptionEMr Harriet s. Lee. Wood land Parlor; Mrs. Kemp Van Be, Alta Parlor; Mrs: Mary Woods, California f Par Tor; Miss Emma l.. Schmidt, La Esper- anza Parlor; Miss Lena s; Plumb, LassGn st; View Parlor; Miss G. F. Price, Dardanelle Parlor; Miss Emma Benning, Buena Vista arlor.
 A recess was declared to enable the committee on credentials to make re- port. After this report was adopted Grand President Conrad announced the
 
 Finance-Mrs. H. M. Greene, Buena Vista. No. 6S; Miss Rosa Day. Golden State No. 50; Dollie Bradley, Orofino No 3. Printing and Supplies-Mrs. Mary F. Tillman, Minerva No. ?; Miss Vena Phii- lips. Veritas No. 75; Miss Rosalie Gellolf, San Jose No S1
 Appeals and Grievances-Mrs. Lena D. Mills. Orinda No 56; Mrs. Emma Munson, Piedmont No. S7; Miss Aqgusta sGhuman' Amapola No. 80; Miss Marguerite Brown, Laws and Supervision-Mrs Emma Gett, Califia No; 22; Pr. Mary Page SamnIp- rnI Bonita No. 10; Mrs. Mary Langford, Occi- dent No. 2S; Mrs. Lena H. Mills, Joaquin No. 5.
 Ramona No. 21; Miss Minnie Martin Eli tapome No. 55; Miss Louise Eckel, Golden Petitions-Miss Laura J. Frakes. Anna pola No S0 Mrs. A. Eigeltinger, La ES- trella No. S9; Mrs. NJ. R. Guerena, Dar- Returns~Mrs. Cora sifford, Buena Ven tura No. 95; Mrs Nellie Werley, Conrad Parlor No 101; Mrs. A. Sterling, Aiella State of the order-Mrs. Lillian A. Car lie, La Estrella No. S9; Miss Mary Kaler, Ruby No. 46; Mrs. Sarah Durkee, Ven dome No. 100; Miss Emma Hike, San Joaquin No. 5; Mrs. Frances Barton, Ere mont No. 59.
 Ieg1SlatlOn-MrS. Carrle ROeScn Dur- ham, Joaquin No. 5; Miss c. K. Witten- meyer, Ramona No. 21; Miss Mamie Carr, Marguerite No. 12; Miss Nellie Goodspeed Sierra No. 42; Mrs. Ella Caminetti Ursula No. 1.
 Ritual-Miss Mariana Bertola, Ramona No. 21; Miss c. K. Wittenmeyer, Ramoia No 21 Miss Isabel Reed, San Miguel No. 94; Miss Annie Bagley, Chispa No 40; Miss Carrie Creigh, Minerva No. ?.
 On the suggestion of Past Grand President Bertola, the Grand Parlor de- cided to observe in the afternoon the one hundred and twenty first anniver- sary of the creation of the American flag. Misses Bertola, Keith and Wit tenmeyer were appointed to take charge of the programme, and Mes danes Garlic and Kemp Van Be to ar range the music.
 The, grand president named Miss Harriet s. Lee and Mrs. Caminetti to fill two vacancies in the board of grand trustees. The grand president read her annual report. which was referred to the proper committee.
 The report shows that the Pal omar Parlor of San Diego and Rio Bravo Parlor of Bakersfield sur