The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31
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 cray at work, with his wife and daugh- 9 ooo GO c . ooc0 6 6 0 6 were present with the many friends who had assembled to witness the ceremony, made discovery, and that was that the the district deputy, a member of La Es- trella Parlor, Is one of those retiring Native Daughters who Is possessed of ex, traordinary ability, but who has allowed her talent to remain dormant. Her de- livery of the memorized work without book was with naturalness and i'm pressiveness that was exceedingly pleas Ing, and IL created a most favorable lm- pressson. not only on the onlookers. but on the officers before her. several of them having been installed on previous occa- sions The ceremony of d this %ra STder TStsn %hsn Mrs. Grady, P. P; Miss Emma McAllls- ter, P; Miss Hattie Gimple, Mrs. J. H. P.'s; Miss May Layton; NJ; Mrs Emma Schofield, R. S.. Miss Emme Brieling F. S.; Mrs. Mary, Waters, T.; Mrs. Driseoll, Hailer, Annie Heisel and Helen Lenhardt trustees The installing officer was as, sisted by Mrs. Lena. Bee Mills. grand gr1 marshal and Mrs. A. Aigeltinger. The hall in which the ceremony was held was tastefully decorated with evergreens and flowers sent from Bryon's, and the ladies gave evidence of their patriotism by
  ditlon to the beautiful silk flag of the parlor. During the evening Mrs. H. Lewis sang the Star Spangled Banner, the entire audience standing the while. Her and refreshments followed the installa- ton.
 La Estrella Parlor will give an at home on the evening of August 13.
 The following officers of Fremont Parlor were installed by Mrs G. Baker, D. D. G. P. assisted by Mrs. G. 2. Ryan: Mrs. NJ versaIovich. II. Collins and A. Kerr. V. f's; Mrs M sanderson, R. S.; Mrs l. RickaEd, F. S.: Mrs, D. Campbell, T.; Hich Mcs s G1vnsssa " %srsaoNch M5s s H. f0lSG co lins, T. Ring and A. Goodwin. trustees; pr; NJ: E. Falck, physician, and Miss & C. ton Wsich 0TsnS. Was very er fe ducted, Mrs. Baker the installing deputy, on behalf of the parlor, presented to Mrs. beantifuliy ss @ framed e in token of ii the appre citation of the deep interest she has taken in the parlor. During her term the names membership of this parlor
 At the meeting of Golden State Parlor on the. 2oth inst; there were present sev- emts Ht0Is Miss w9G g. saea o GT ness ness a melody of the times. "On to Spain" which aroused the patriotic spirit President Miss M Tietjen was the ac- companist At the close of the meeting Past President H. Delaney treated the members to a surprise In the shape or light refreshments.
 Miss Laura J. Frakes of Amapola Par Tor, Sutter Creek, who was at the last held session of the Grand Parlor re- elected one of the grand trustees, was re- gently given surprise reception by the members of her parlor. It was most enjoyable affair. and during the evening sIdI,s order and the hall was decorated in the national colors. Then followed a colla- tion. Miss Frakes is an earnest worker
 The officers of Ursula Parlor were in- stalled on the 17th by Deputy Miss Mar Parior, faio N 5. G. w. w. were were installed at the proved a very pleasant affair
 The same deputy on the night of the 22d installed the officers of Amapola Par Tor. The work of the deputy and her as Not only was the work of the installing cff'ccr perfect, but that of the incoming officers was also perfect. Miss l.: J. Frakes, G. IT, who is the president of the parlor, read the social report. an account of the social proceedings of the recent Grand Parlor. which proved to be an in- teresting document. The report praised inc work of the grand board of relief. Mrs Adele Lithgow. the retiring presi- dent of the parlor. was presented hand some gold pin, after which there was programme and ice cream.
 Miss Brady installed the officers of Con- rad Parlor at Volcano last week, being assisted by Laura J. Frakes, c. T.; May M Randolph, P. F., and Anna Nixon, P. P.
 Ei Pescadero Parlor will on the 10th of August celebrate its fourth anniversary by picnic.
 Grand Secretary Mrs. Ryan has sent out all the new rituals and odes.
 Grand President Mrs. Lena H. Nils will be in this city within the next ten days, and then she will visit Sierra City.
 CHOPPERS FRIENDSHIP CLUB
 Last Monday night the Choppers Friendship Club, organized as an alixil- iary of the parent order to care for those of its members who may be taken sick, gave an entertainment in the camp of Golden Gate No. 6< in the presence of large number of ''neighbors," as mem- bers of the order are called. The club was accompanied by many members of Tamalpais Camp and its brass band. which during the evening furnished excellent music. George J. Strong, a most active fraternal man, was chairman of the evening and he did not allow the company present to weary be- tween numbers. The programme includ- ed a piano solo, Professor Gutman; xylo- phone duet, Messrs Driscoll and Beagle; vocal solos by Messrs. Desmond, Tick