The San Francisco call., 1904-11-20

the grave at Jackson, Amador County,
of the late Tina L. Kane, who was the
first grand president Of the order; Ella
+. Caminetti, grand president; Lily
q. Reichling Dyer founder Of the or
der. and Dolly Sanguinetti, all Of Ur-
sula No. ! Of Jackson, the mother par
lor Of the order, Of which Mrs. Kane
was a member: Laura J. Frakes, grand
secretary, Amapola ParlOr, Sutter
creek. Teresa Muldoon, grand inside
sentinel, Chispa ParlOr, lone; Carrie
Tiffany. Forrest Parlor, Plymouth, and
Anna Mclaughlin, Conrad Parlor, Vol
Cano
Keith Parlor had a very pleasant en-
tertainment and dance in Franklin
Hall last week in aid of its fund for
The relief of its members who may be
rlaced OF the sick list. There was
scod attendance and a pleasing pro-
gramme.
The visit Of Grand President Cam
inett TO Calaveras PaTlor, the beauty
parlor Of this city, last week was one
. Of the most delightful that has been the
lot OF the present grand ofhcer TO at
tend The welcome extended 10 her
and her associate grand officers was
calculated 10 make all feel that the
members of this parlor are among those
i'm the order who appreciate the
meaning. in its fullest sense, OF What
sfsterlv love is. The meeting place IN
Native Sons Hall was artistically dec
grated and this formed a beautliul
setting for the picture made up ot
the very many beautiful mem
bers Of the parlor. The grand Of
fcers who accompanied the visiting OIL
fetal were; Grand Secretary trakes'
Past Grand President Keith. Grand IN
side Sentinel McVery, Grand trustee
Lacy and District Deputy Grand Pres
idents Neubarth and Edwards. Ihere
were present visitors from many Oh lhe
local parlors. The work OF the order
was eNemDlified in a manner that was
perfect. and under good Of the ordeI
all the grand officers were called upon
10 speak. On that occasion the grahd
president made one Of the very pest
sneeches she has ever delivered before
q subordinate. During the evening the
psrIor presented TO Mrs. Camlnetu d
beautiful crystal perfume bottle an
elegant decorated crystal bonbonnere
10 the grand secretary and bunch OF
flowers TO District Deputy Edwards. Al
the close Of the meeting toothsome
collation. was served.
Grand President Caminetti, having
returned TO this city from her vista
tions north on last Monday, paid an
official visit TO Darina ParlOr to which
place she was accompanied by Grand
Secretary Frakes. Grand Treasurer
Foley and Past Grand President keith
After the business of the evening the
grand president was presented with
silver dish in behalf Of the parlor.
Genevieve Parlor Of South San Fran
cisco viii have an entertainment and
bail on the eve Of Thanksgiving. An
interesting programme has been ar
ranged.
on the evening Of the first Monday
ia November there was a very pleasant
event in Minerva Parlor, being in the
nature Of a surprise to Mary A. Demp-
sey. treasurer of the parlOr, one OF the
most loyal and faithful workers for the
order. When she entered the room she
was astonished TO find her desk covered
with beautiful flowers and only card
accompanying them, bearing the words
For Mary A. Dempsey" No one Of
fered any explanation, but realizing
from the card that they were for her
she in that spirit Of unselhshness
which has always characterized her as
a Native Daughter, distributed the
flowers to all the members present, re-
serving only q small bouquet for her
self saying that she wanted all the
girls 10 enjoy the pleasure she did.
Under the good Of the order Miss
Dempsey was further surprised by
having presented to her. on behalf of
the parlor, in recognition Of her faith
b. fulness. integrity and zeal for the best
interests Of the parlOr and order gen
orally. a magnificent Native Daughter
pin set with diamonds. Miss Dempsey,
al this token Of the appreciation of her
sisters. responded with that most elO-
quent expression Of wOman's gratitude,
tears. and then murmured a few words
Of thanks. The presentation was fol-
lowed by a social hour and the serving
Of refreshments
on the evening Of November Clear
Lake Parlor Of Middleton gave
masked ball in aid of it's fund to pur-
chase banners for the parlor. The af-
fair was q great success and in a short
time the pretty new emblems viii deco
rate the hall on meeting nights.
The entertainment that was recently
given by Gabrielle ParlOr. y. D. G. W.,
IN Elks Hall, was an enjoyable func-
ti0n that was conducted under the di-
rection Of Carrie Pesanti, Martha Aspe
Emma Wessling. Gabrielle Gress, Olive
a Wood. Sophie Geisendorfer, Ethel
Brown. Dolly Hymans, Sadie Osterman
and Alice Munson, the last named act
ing as mistress Of ceremonies. The
programme included a recitation by
Mrs. NJ. Campbell; vocal selection, Ed
Moss: ballads. Mrs. Marguerite Blais-
6ell banjo duet, Messrs. Kelly and
Ennis; song and dance N. Montague;
song. Carrie Manning, and specialties,
Lille Vinton. This part Of the evening
pleasure was followed by dancing and
the serving Of light refreshments.
Grand President Ella r. Caminetti
has issued a circular letter to all par
lors announcing officially the recent
death of Tina L, Kane, the first past
grand president Of the order, and call