Amador ledger., 1900-06-08
To Convene In Jackson Next
Week.
new GRAND OFFICERS ARE 10 Be ELECTED
Delegates From Sixty-Eight of the
Seventy-Six Subordinate Par
lors Are Named.

18th. The legislation for the order this
year will be passed upon by about lis
representatives of the subordinate par-
lors. In addition there will be in the
grand body the following grand officers:
| Past grand president Mrs. Lena n Mills
Joaquin Parlor, Stockton; grand president
Mrs. Cora B. Sifford. Buenaventura Parlor,
| Gett, Califia Parlor, Sacramento; grand secre.
tary. Mrs. George c. Ryan, Buena Vista Par.
Ior, San Francisco; grand treasurer, Miss Eliza
D. Keith Alta Parlor, San Francisco; grand
marshal, Miss Laura j. Frakes; Amapols Par.
lor, Sutter Creek; grand inside sentinel. Mrs.
sophie SCHROEDER. Alameda ParloE Alameda;
| grand outside sentinel Mrs. Sadie Rios La
| EsperanZa Parlor, Los Angeles
Grand -trustees-Miss Dora Zmudowski, Ell
Palaro Parlor, Watsonville; Miss Hanna Gray,
Joaquin Parlor, Stockton; Miss Stella Finkei-
| dey, Santa Cruz Parlor, Santa Cruz; Mrs Mary
J. Langford, Occident Parlor, Eureka; Miss
Harriet S. Lee, Woodland Parlor. Woodland.
The. following is the list of the repre-
sentatives from sixty-eight of the sew
enty-six parlors, eight not having vet
sent in their returns:
Ursula Parlor No. l. Jackson-Mrs. Ella
| Caminetti, Mrs. Mollie Folger
| Minerva Parlor No. , San Francisco-Miss
Annie Donaldson Miss Mary Dempsey
m Alta Parlor No 8, San Francisco-Mrs, Agnes
| Ihorngale, Miss Lizzie Douglass, Mrs. Mary
| Myers, Miss Mary Richter Mrs Julia Stein
bach, Mrs. Maggie Greif.
Joaquin Parlor No. 3, Stockton-Mrs Emma
Barney, Miss Rose Gnekow, Miss Emma Hike
| Laurel Parlor No. 6, Nevada City-Mrs Mi.
nerva Snyder, Miss Lillian Mallen, Mrs. Louisa
| Zeitler.
| beth Henrik. Mrs. Evelyn Anderson.
Marguerite No. IL, Placerville-Mrs Mary
Lucas, Mrs. Nellie COPELAND
Esehool Parlor No. l6 Naps = Mrs. Jennie
Alameda Parlor No. is, Alameda-Miss Lo-
| rinda Hickman.
| Ramona Parlor No. 81, MartineZ-Miss Aga
| Lander
La Esperanzs Parlor No. "a, Los Angeles
Miss Emma Schmitz
| Santa Cruz Parlor No %, Santa Cruz-Mrs
Kate Cooper, Miss Marie PlOda.
| Occident Parlor No 2S, Eureka-Mrs Annie
A: Felt, Mrs. Cora L. Robinson.
Alison F. Watt, Miss Agnes Smith, Miss Anna
| Horan.
Golden Bar Parlor No. 30 Sierra City-Mrs.
Kate Irwin Dubordieu.
| Angelita Parlor No. 81, Livermore-Miss Mol
| lie E. Carroll.
Ell Pajaro Parlor No. 35, Watsonville-Mrs.
Winnie Morey, Miss Alice Leland.
Naomi Parlor No. 50, Downieville-Mrs Car
| rie L. Meroux
Psrri Parlor No IS. Dixon-Mrs. L. Gortheimer.
Camelia Parlor No. A. Anderson-Mrs. c. C.
| McMurry.
Sierra Parlor No A. Dutch Flat-Mrs Julia
| Strang.
RUBY Parlor No 49, Murphys-Mrs Efie Kel-
| bar.
Golden State Parlor No. So San Francisco
Miss Rose Day.
Eltapome Parlor No. 55 weaverville-Miss
Orinda Parlor No. So, San Francisco-Miss
Mae McRae, Mrs Emma Gruber Foley
Fremont Parlor No. 50; San Francisco-Mrs.
| Richard Barton, Miss Lillian Versalovich
Olivina Parlor No. 81, Alvarado-Miss Dora
| B. Joyce.
Dardanelle Parlor No IS, Sonora-Mrs. NJ. J,
Hampton, Miss Lucia V. Faxon
Buena Vista Parlor No. SO, San Francisco
Mrs. Genevieve Baker, Mrs. Nellie RAIDER Miss
Minnie Stebbins Miss Mollie Long.
Columbia Parlor No. 70, French Corral-Mrs.
Annie Bean
| Oneonta Parlor No. II, Ferndale-Mrs Eva
Schriener. - t-
Las Lomas Parlor No n, San Francisco
Miss Mary Waters, Mrs. Emma Scho6eld
Veritas Parlor No. IS. Merced-Miss Mamie
Ryan, Mrs Emma Nordgren.
Crescent ParlOr No. 49, Crescent City-MrS
Laura FrantZ.
Juanita Parlor No. n, Amsdor City-Miss
Irene Bennett.
AmapOla Parlor No. So Sutter Creek-Frances
| Vtcini, Mary Randolph.
San Jose Parlor No. 81, San Jose-Miss Tillie
| Campiglia.
Ell PeScadero Parlor No. 81 Tracey-Mfss
| Bertha Frerichs.
Yosemite Parlor No. SO, San Francisco-Miss
| Flynn, Miss Daulton.
Lee.
Forrest Parlor No. s6, Plymouth-Miss Clara
Steiner
Piedmont Parlor No. 81, Oakland - Miss
Amanda Hammerley Miss Vorrath
La Estrella Parlor No. SO, San Francisco
Mrs Emma Thierbaeh Miss Julia vssselin.
| r. Leake, Miss Lulu Shelton.
Miriam Parlor No 91. .Somersville-Miss Alice
| Sorgenfrey.
| Pinole Parlor No. 92, Pinole-Mrs. Louis P.
Brandt.
San Miguel Parlor No "a, San Miguel-Miss
M. R. Murray.
Buena Ventura Parlor No. 95, ventura-Miss
Sans Souci Parlor No. 96, San Francisco
Mrs. Sarah Osterman, Mrs. Mamie Brown.
Reichling Parlor No. 97 Fortuna-Mrs. Emma
Vendome Parlor No. lOO San Jose-Miss Til
| lie Brohaska.
Conrad Parlor No. lO1, volcano-Miss Clio
Aleh Parlor No. 1Gs, Salinas-Mrs. Ariana
w. Stirling, Miss S. Nathalie Clark.
Calaveras Parlor No. 103, San Francisco
| Capo de Orc Parlor No. lO5 Hollister-Mrs.
| Leila Shaw.
Aloha, Parlor No. 1O6, Oakland Mrs Carrie
| B. Landregan.
Geneva Parlor No. lO7, Camanche-Miss Ma
| mie c. Duffy,
San Luista Parlor No los, San Luis Obispo-
Miss Agnes NJ. Lee, Mrs. Agnes Mccartney.
Ell Paso de Robles Parlor No. 100, Paso Robles
Mrs. Phoebe Brooks.
La Bandera Parlor No no, Sacramento--Miss
| Maud Wood, Miss Zoe johnson.
Sutter Parlor No. Ill, ,Sacramento--Miss Win
| fired Kennedy, Miss Lizzie Hallnran.
J Elschsch9ltzia Psrlor No. 11s, Etna Mills
| San Andreas Parlor No. ll3, San Andreas-
| Mrs. Martha c. HanScom.
Darini Parlor No. Ia, San Francisco Mrs.
'Lucie E. Hammersmith, Mrs. Emma d. Ralph.
Los Pimiehtos Parlor No. lis, Santa Paula
Mrs. Flora Willard.
La Paloma Parlor No 1l6, Gilroy Mrs Fay
Peabody.
| During the session there will be intro
| duced measures looking toward re-
vision OF the ritual, which many of the
members believe is too long. A strQng
fight, it is said. will be made to preserve
it in its present condition, as the several
charges which are expressed in most
eloquent language portray the aims and
the principles of the order in a manner
that cannot be improved upon.
An effort will be made to esta blish a
Native Daughters scholarship at the
University of California.
San Luis Obispo will make bid for
| the Grand ParlOr session of 1901, and
there may be other cities that want the
honor of having that grand BODY, but
as yet they have not been heard from.
A proposition will be presented to have
a session of the Grand parlor at some
time within the next five years in the
Yosemite Valley, as it is believed by the
promoters of that idea that the mem
bers of the grand body will be inspired
by meeting in that grand wonder of
California as delegates never before
have been inspired.
Mrs. Cora B. Sifford will become the
past grand president, and she will be
succeeded as grand president by Mrs.
Emma Gett of Califia Parlor of Sacra-
mentQ, who now holds the position of
grand vice president, For the latter
office there will be more than one can
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