The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-28

has been arranged and the guests will be
well taken care OF.
Sea Point Parlor of Sausalito has de-
cided to hold a celebration In Sausalito,
and has invited the members OF the local
parlors who are unable to go to the gen.
eral celebration to participate with them.
The morning will be devoted to parade,
to be followed by clam bake; IN the
afternoon literary exercises Will be held,
and a dance in the evening will close the
day. A. H. Kilborn is chairman and VII
liam r. Milton secretary.
G. Munoz has been elected secretary OF
Nipoma Parlor of San Luis ODlspo
County, vice F. w Dana; Roy l.. cooper
of Yontocket No. 156 of Crescent City.
STANFORD PARLOR'S ENTERTAIN
MENT.
Last Wednesday night Stanford Parlor
of the Native Sons had a ladies' night
in Shasta Hall, Native Sons building, and
as Shasta never does anything by haiVes
there is always large attendance: or S
was the case on the night mentioned. Inc
hall was crowded and those who were
there included number of army ofhcers,
who had rare treat. The chle1 feature sl
of the evening was a cake walk by nve
couples, all attired in the richest OF gaudy
silks and satins, and all the participants
concealed their identity with mask OF
burnt cork.
John ]. Mccarthy, president of the par
lor, introduced as master OF ceremonies
Frank H Kerrigan, who explained MS
ever delivered before fraternal organi-
cation and he added much to the merri-
ment of the evening by the manner In
which he introduced the candidates for
cake walk honors These were Mrs. Par
ent and Phil Huer, who were to sing
'tAmbolina Snow and walk to the music
of that song; Mr. and Mrs. Seiberst, Ma
oni lest one Mrs. Fred Lees and E. c;
Head as THE Wedding of the Chinee and
the Coon; Mrs; Head and ,,i F:
Eckenroth, IAN Goons LOOK A Anee
and A. F. Schleichert as My Lady
Jane" The singing and the dancing were
excellent, and each couple won mucn ap-
plause and 1t was difficult matter for
the judges to determine who were entitled
to first honors. They, after having my
Lady Love" and '.Ali Coons Look Alike
awards: The cake to My Lady Love"
the best costume 1.-The Chinee and the
Coon" the best sustained character MY
Onliest one" best costume MY Lady
Love" best dancing "Ambolina Snow.
The prizes consisted of live chicken,
sack of beans, side OF bacon, cut glass
decanter, pair OF shoes, uuAhppeii9 aiiu
other useful articles.
The Judges announced that there was a
special prize of a dozen eggs Tor the mas
ter of ceremonies, to be delivered one at
q time by one OF the pest Dall IoSSerS at
some future time.
After that there was dancing and re-
freshments. including a watermelon feast.
The committee that had charge OF the de-
lightful affair was A. F. Schleichert, c..
Ii. Stanyan and ]. w. Lewis.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
There was large attendance In Mission
Parlor Hall on the evening of the 18th
| inst, at the cascarone party given by
Las Lomas parlor, and 1t proved to be a
very enjoyable affair. Cascarones were
distributed during the grand march. and
after the battle of the eggs was closed
the egg throwers and the floor were COW
cred with bits of vari-colored paper. The
committee was composed Of: Mrs. s. P.
Daggett, Mrs. j. II. burlington, Mrs de
Haven, Mrs. Schofield, M. Layton, E.
Breiling, Mrs. Grady, Mrs, Edwards, A.
Lacy and M. Lynch. The management
of the floor was under the direction of b.
| Conlin, assisted by e. McAllister.
| Grand Secretary Mrs. George G. Ryan
has secured new and more ccmmodious
| quarters in the same building in which
she has had her Office for years.
| The Fortuna Red Cross Society. instf-
| tCted by the Native Daughters Of For
tuna, Humboldt County, has sent to head
| quarters $308 IS, realized from an enter
| tainment given there, and which was at
| tended by the residents of Rohnerville,
| Hydesville. Alton, Ferndale and Laleta.
| Every citizen of Fortuna aided the ladies
| in their good work
| ORINDA'S ANNIVERSARY.
The eighth anniversary ball given by