The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
NATIVE DAUGHTERS.

The officers Of Buena Vista Parlor OF
the Native Daughters Of the Golden West
will be installed In Native Sons Hall on
the evening OF the 18th inst. Miss Belle
O'Brien will be installed as president OF
the perlor.
The district deputy grand presidents OF
the N. D. G. W. have each been furnished
by the grand president with a letter Of In
structions and a copy OF the duties OF
such as promulgated by the Grand Parlor
at Its session In 1902 The letter OF in
struction Is an interesting one. and II the
matter therein contained Is followed out
to the letter the work in the various par
lors will be interesting and instructive for
the general membership. AS number OF
documents emanating from the grand
president have never been acknowledged,
she has added the following gentle re-
minder; Every Native Daughter VINO re-
ceives one Of these letters OF instruction
TO D. D, @. P.s together with directions
for balloting, is requested to send at least
q postal acknowledgment to the grand
president" This is specially Intended for
some Of the local members Of the order
Grand President Eliza d. Keith paid an
official visit to the parlor at Clear Lake
on the 2d inst. BY special request she
paid her official visit to Genevieve ParIoh
on the sth inst. This is in accordance with
the expressed wish OF Agnes Troy, the
president. VINO QeSlTG 10 AGNCANO NA-~
grand president during her term That
was the last visit to local parloTs until
after the 1st Of February.
The local parlors are tndorsing the pro-
ject to gain more land for the park at
Suffers Fort, IN response to request
sent out by Sunset Parlor. and indorseo
by the grand president This ofncer mas
also indorsed the project Of the San Joa-
ouin Valley Commercial Association 70
engage the aid Of the parlors Of the N.
d G. w. to plant shade trees in San Joa-
quin Valley.
Quite a number Of requests have been
made by different societies for the pro-
ceedings, some OF the letters requestlns &
such declare that the book rs among the
best ever issued by fraternal orsaniz-
alton"
The officers Of Orc F1no Parlor were IN
stalled on the night OF the Sd inst
On the evening Of the 6th inst. the new
officers of that most harmonious par
lor, Darina, were installed by OlsrlcI
Deputy Grand President MIS- Emma
Thierbach. The hall was very prettily
decorated in red and evergreens. ana --I'1 tnT
work OF installation was exceedingly Wen
done. Mrs Lucie z. Hammersmith was
inducted into the chair OF president The
names Of the other officers have already
been published. At the close OF the cere-
mony there was presented TO the reurlns
past president, Kathryn McGOuBh' Ooo
tiful gold knot breast pin, thickly studded
with Oriental pearls. A most delightrul
social hour followed the presentation
The following named wer5 visitors at
the office Of the grand secretary last
week:
Eliza D. Keith, grand president Alta
No. s; Lena Rice, president Occident No.
ps; Elma Farnell. Occident No. 2S; Dr.
F. A Temple, Darina No. IA; Doliy
Fvams sans Souci No. 60; Inie Gillis
california No. 22;' Ida Herman, Alta No
2. Mrs. Lester, Genevieve No. 1872; Nellie
Mulcay, ORC Fino No. 9; Harriet s. Les
woodland No. 90: Miss Borel, Genevieve
No. 1872; Stella Finkledey. grand vice pres
ident Santa Cruz No. 26