The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31
FRATERNAL NEVIS

dress on the order. and Santa Cruz Lodge growth through the efforts of its officers. He followed by presenting to the new deputy a beautiful badge, expressive of the members appreciation. of his work. The evening closed with a dance.
 The following officers of Prosperity Lodge have been installed by Deputy Blacf'man, who was assisted by Past Master st I Joy: " H. Daniels u F; s; M; ": F: F. c. Miller. O.; R. H. McPherson, R. (third term); M. Marcus, financial secre- tary; J. G. North, recording ,secretary; there was the presentation of an em- blematic ring to the retiring master and a programme of entertainment.
 Yerba Buena Lodge, on the evening of the 22d inst, gave a fine entertainment and ball to Its friends in Shiels' Hall. The hall was crowded to its limit by one of the most interesting ever got up by the lodge. R. E. Summers, as chairman of the evening. introduced w. H. Barnes, who delivered very inter esting address, and he then presented the following named who contributed to the entertainment: T. Mahan, Miss Haines, 4. Zam!tt, H. c. Larsen, Henry Newman. was kept up until midnight.
 The twelfth installation party of Alta Lodge in Mangels Hall was a great sue cess, TOT lI6 entertainment pTONlutQ WdS choice one, the attendance was good and the enjoyment was real. It Is not often that there has been a happier lot H ReSPe a at thaa Aa fa than was there by
 This afternoon there will be meeting in Shiels' Hall of one delegate from each of the thirty-two local lodges to make arrangements for grand public meet ing, to be given in one of the large halls of the city in the near future
 Eureka Valley Lodge has had the fol H. schreiber, NJ. W; T. L. Tounin, F.; " Adams; O.. ". J, Cuthbertson,. R.; John Fies, O. W. The ceremony was fol- lowed by an entertainment that was greatly enjoyed by the membership. mann, P. M. w: Walter Engle, NJ. W; H s, Fairweather, F.. A. E. Thomson. o.; Gus. Pohlman. R: tr>neteenth year); Rec; C., M Edwards. guide; F. Stohr, l. w; J. Murphy, O.. W; J. Wurcl trus- tee. After. the installation refreshments were served and there was a general good time. The retiring master workman was presented fine gold chain and locket by the lodge, the presentation being by Dr. W; .. Hassier; Then followed an enter tainment by Gus Pohlman, Dr. E. A Wempie. c. Thomson and pr. Hassler.
 1HE NATIVE SONS.
 California Parlor has changed It's night of meeting from Wednesday to Thursday
 Dixon Parior is making arrangements for grand celebration on the 9th of Sep tember All the members and the people of the town are alive to the occasion.
 n9 or IS si9as paI9r hnG is ed four candidates. Admisssion day eel ebration for Humboldt County will be celebrated by the Native Sons at Blue Lakes.
 There are prospects for new parlor at Auburn.
 Grand Secretary Lundstedt has received 9 very. complimentary letter of thanks from E. D. White of Portland Or, for his assistance in the matter of organizing The hs Natives so95 Of a a a shse hze of rQs what they call the Grand Cabin of the Native Sons of Oregon" and that body will sol organize .s subordinate cabins J. c. gene D. White the grand secretary.
 Deputy Grand President c. A Bolder- as Paor T ofh Of he officers H 0 " Lfs FSsr grand outside sentinel, Is a member of this parlor. The other members are ac- tive and take a great interest in the well fare of the parlor.
 The following named, ": H. staniels. 414 Mason street; s. Dixon, Montgomery. Ss Sad apposa 5ST4n spEgs sTes haEe tee for district No. l. which includes San Francisco Alameda. Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Mateo, San Benito, Santa Cruz, Monterey San Luis Obispo, Marin, Sonoma. Lake, Mendocino. Humboldt and Del Norte counties, with headuarters in San Francisco.
 A. J. Johnston. c. N. Post and C. E. Hollister are the committee for the sec ond district. in which arc Sacramento. San Joaquin, Merced. Tulare. Madeira, Kings, Mariposa, Tuolumne, Calaveras, Alpine. Inyo, Mono Modoc, Amador. Fl Dorado, Placer Nevada. Plumas, Lassen, Sierra. sskiyou Trinity. Shasta. sutter. Tuba. Butte, Yolo. Solano and Napa counties, with Sacramento as headquar- ters.
 D. W. Edelman. Milton Glass and W. J. Variel are the committee for district No. B which embraces c.,R Kern; Santa ,3a ,B3arbaIa, San Bernardino and San Diego, with headquarters at Los Angeles.
 THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
 At the installation of the officers of Las Lomas Parlor in Mission Parior Hall last Monday those members of the order who