The San Francisco call., 1904-08-07

pdFlOr pald a NlSlt OF ceremony TO the
queen and through Miss Florence
Larkin, the president, presented to
her bouquet of pure white carnations,
in which was concealed a note bearing
the following words:
To Queen Aneene L: Califia Par
Tor of Native Daughters, desiring to
show respect for and loyalty to their
Queen of the Carnival, do hereby ten
der a reception to her Majesty in Odd
Fellows Temple. The presence of
Queen Aileene I and her court is re-
spectfully requested. Loyalty yours,
FLORENCE LARKIN,''
President Califia Parlor."
The members of the parlor ar
ranged the hall in a manner betting
the occasion. There was a back
ground of tule interviewer with aspar-
agus fern and an orchestra was hid
den behind a bank of evergreens. on
the afternoon of the appointed day
the queen and maids of honor were
royalty received and there was a de-
lghtful programme of entertainment
and the dispensation Of hospitality by
the members of the parlor. All
through it was a beautiful affair, that
was most successfully carried out by
President Miss Larkin, assisted by
Mesdames de Coe and Gett and Misses
NJ. Wise. A. Montfort. Edna Menken,
l. Turner, NJ. Jordan. B. Ward. Bes-
sic Urquhart and Hazel D. Scott.
The officers of Amapola Parlor Of
Sutter Creek, the home parlor of the
grand secretary. were recently in
stalled by Rosa Podesta, D. D. G. P, in
the presence of twenty-one members
and five visitors. That night there was
an initiation and then a floral pro-
gramme of entertainment" a luncheon
and a good time until a late hour. Ida
3. Herman, the genial secretary, writes
that the greeting of the grand secre-
tary to the subordinate parlors was
read and loudly applauded by the
members.
The following named have been in
stalled as the officers of Piedmont Par
lOr: V. Pacheco, P. P; A. Book, P; J.
Jordan, L. Maggie and Annie Siegler,
V. Ps.; B. ]. Wood. r. s.. G. Biber, F.
s.; A. Ar )uge, T.; C. Engelhardt, NJ;
NJ. James, I. S.; r. Siegler o. S., and
Jennie f. Brown, o.; Mrs Fern, Mrs.
Mosher and Mrs. Sewell, trustees.
The following named officers were
installed for Aloha Parlor for the cur
rent term: Rosalie Wheeler, p. p;
Jennie Johnson, p; Gussie Alexander.
Louise Wychoff, Libbie Rooney, V. Ps.;
Dora Brunye, o; Sara G. Sanborn, r.
s.; Frances Purcell, F. s.; Alice Dan
forth, NJ; Carrie Land Regen, I. s.;
M. Finnigan, o. S.; Tillie Spear Min
ME NTaber and Nellie Prosser, trustees.
The same night, at the same place, the
officers of Oakland Parlor, n. S. e.
w, were installed. After the instaIIa-
tions the membership of the two par
lors and their friends enjoyed progress
sive whist and then dancing. Between
dances there was a piano recital by
Margaret Kane, fancy dance by Miss
Margaret Grand, Her first call on the
butcher" a monologue, by Miss Edith
King and a vocal solo by Miss Laura
Coburn
The drill team Of La Vespero Parlor.
known as Company A, First Regiment,
n. D. G. W., under command of Captain
Mae O'Connor and Leutenants Mrs.
Noneman and Miss McDonough. at
tracted great deal of attention when
d
tive Sons Hall on the night of the en-
tertainment and ball given by the n. S.
l. and S. committee. The members of
the team wore a neat dark uniform
with Jaunty Tommy Atkins cap of the
same hue. The little captain" as she
is called, was perfectly at home. giving
her commands in a sharp, clear voice
and the members Of the team gave a
creditable drill
The officers Of Calaveras ParIor of
the Native Daughters in San Francisco
were installed last week for the cur
rent term by District Deputy Grand
President Frances NJ. Edwards, assisted
by Past Grand President Belle w. Con
rad, Mollie B. Johnson and Mary Z.
Tillman and Grand Secretary Laura ].
Frakes. The officers installed are: So
phie c. Struss, past president; Alicia
A. Nunan, president; Alice A. Vice,
Lucy NJ. Reincke and TfIie Leeman,
vice presidents; Tillie Schimpff, mar
shal; Leah Wrede, recording secretary
(re-elected); Jennie A. Ohlerich, finan-
cial secretary; Eleanor w. Garms.
treasurer (re-elected); Ardie Wrede and
Mary J. Spellman, sentinels; Sophie
Grisingher organist (re-elected); Grace
Fleck. Henrietta Ohleme and Eleanor
Brickwedel, trustees, and DR.. Mary
Kroetz, physician. The installation was
followed by addresses by Past Presi-
dents Conrad, Tillman and johnson.
District Deputy Grand Presidents
Frances M. Edwards, LUCIA Neubarth
and Emma Ralph, and DR.. Amy Flor