The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-06

w Maitland of sequoia, ]. Il. Wills Of
Auburn, j. G. McLaughliinT Of Keystone y5fG
Hydraulic, Dan Sloan Of Prospect and J.
E. Wear of Montana: The 1nstaIIIng ON
Ger was W. T Monk I p; D. & T. me hf ~
Kneeland, P; L. SIissmon, George F. At Al,
we'll and George H. Barnes, Y; r s; W.
NJ. Kilgo. Sec. G; Bell, F. s.; F. o. B I3,eI1,
and Charles Murray, trustees; W. clark,
l. S; John Angle, O. 5. After the cere-
mony there was banquet and numper
of cOngratulatory speeches.
The grand organizer has under way a
new parlor at Petaluma and one at Cor
della.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
Buena Vista Parlor has named the fol-
lowing members as a committee to act
in conjunction with California Parlor,
n. s. G.. w, in the matter of the 1900 Gel
ebration: Miss Mollie Long, Mrs. Lucia
/ Neubarth, Miss Amy Benning, Miss An
ME Worth and Miss Mae Tower.
Orinda Parlor No. Sc will give its ninth
anniversary ball in the main hall of the
Native Sons building on the 22d inst:
This promises TO be the equal OF any OF
the functions previously given by TINS
parlor.
The following named members of Las
sen View Parlor of Shasta are in this city
for several weeks and during their stay
they will visit all the local parlorS: Mrs
Edith Craddock. Miss Anna Levin, Miss
Ethel carter ana MISS Mai Tia Io4dII
The open installation OF the othcels OF
Forrest Parlor No. Sc of Plymouth and
the entertainment that followed was one
Of the grandeSt events that have been
noted in the town for many months. and
it was appreciated to the fullest by the
large number Of people who were in at
tendance. The officers installed are, An
ME Danan, past president; Mary Letrl-
novich, president; Alice Wheeler, Zada
Butrovich and Mamie Wheeler, vice pres
idents; Maggie Slavich, recording secre-
Rirdip X PnlaTr. financial SecfGJ1fEt
Frances Mooney, marshal; Clara Steiner,
treasurer; Susie Culbert, Mary DAVIS and
side, and Mabel Wheeler outside sentinel.
The installing officer was Mrs. Callie
Shields, district deputy grand president.
who was assisted by Misses Emma Boar
man. Mabel Bacon, Daisy Littlefield and
Lottie Breese of Ursula Parlor.
The eeTem ag Vas PerfoTmed by
ner in which all her work for the
order has been done. The memorized
work was absolutely perfect. 1t was with
a feeling of pride that the members OF the
parlor witnessed the installation of their
officers by Mrs. Shields and Mrs. Boar
man. as they were the organizers of the
parlor. and they also feel a pride in the
fact that Mrs Shields. who has been an
officer of the Grand Parlor, has been ap-
pointed by Mrs. Sifford: grand president,
one of her deputies. After the ceremony
the installing officer proceeded to address
retiring Past President Eta Herrtll. when
Alice Wheener, little tot Of two years
carrying in her Outstretched hand a
cushion of ribbon of the colors of tile or
der on which rested a beautiful emblem
attic pin, approached and handed it to
the speaker, who in turn on behalf of the
parlor presented the pin to the one she
was addressing a neat speech Of love Tor
her and appreciation of her services in
behalf Of the members. Then came a
mock initiation into the lodge OF the
Daughters of Hilario, F. b. Lemoni being
the candidate. It was a roaring farce
that was enjoyed to the fullest, paTticu-
larly when the candidate was brought in
on the lodge goat. Dancing and refresh
ments followed.
Mrs. Maria Day and Miss Rosa Day Of
Golden State Parlor No. 80 are spending
vacation with friends in jacksonville.
Past Grand President Miss Mae q VII
kin of Santa Cruz Parlor and Miss Conitf
of Joaquin Parlor visited this parlOr last
Wednesday.