The San Francisco call., 1904-08-21
Native Daughters.

The officers of Dardanelle Parlor, n.
d. G. w, were installed by Mary Carr,
d. D. G. P; those of Ora Parlor by
Laura Patty, those of Bonita Parlor
by Dora Wilson, those of Ursula Par
lor by Rose Podesta; those of Hia-
watha Parlor were installed at a spe-
cial meeting by Nadia Bedford; those
of Gabrielle Parlor by Lima Wilson;
those of Marguerite Parlor by Viola
Knight, in the presence of forty-seven
members; those of Ruby Parlor by
Della Rose, in the presence of ten Wis
itors; those of Golden State Parlor by
Susie Krist, who also installed the Of
ficers Of Buena Vista Parlor; those of
San Luisita and San Miguel parlors by
Gladys Boswell. those of Woodland
Parlor by Abbie Murry those of An
gelita Parlar by Media Vanderwort,
those of Ventura and of Reina del Mar
parlors by Antoinette Confidence and
those of Winona Parlor by Elizabeth
Rose.
Past Grand President Ema Gett has
organized a parlor at Oak Park, with
a large membership.
Isabelle KuI of Yosemite Parlor
went to St. Louis on her vacation.
The Grand Parlor having granted
Grand Secretary Laura J. Frakes a
vacation, she went to Sutter Creek
to visit her parents. She was absent
two weeks.
The installation Of the officers of Oc-
cideptal Parlor by Gabrielle Gress of
Gabrielle Parlor of this city, one of the
district deputy grand presidents. is said
to have been one of the prettiest and
most enjoyable of the installation sea-
son outside Of this city. The install
ing officer was accompanied by the
grand secretary.
Sans Souci ParIor, Native Daughters
Of the Golden West, had the following
named installed as it's officers
for the ensuing term by Miss
Mae OConnor, D. D. G. P;
jessie Hunter. past president; Lu-
eetta Perry, Tessie Richardson and
Dora Bloom, vice presidents; Minnie f.
Dobbin, recording, and Sarah White
man, financial secretary; Ray Bloom,
treasurer; Mary Mooney, marshal; An
ME Walter and, Fannie Nightingale,
sentinels; Madge Macino, Sadie Open
heimer and Victoria Rea, trustees;
Mollie MeagIes, organist. At the close
of the ceremony the past president,
Miss Hunter, was presented a pretty
diamond ring in appreciation of her
services for the parlor. This parloT
will take part in the parade in Oakland
on Admission day, the members riding
in a tally-ho.
During the celebration of Admission,
day in Oakland Piedmont Parlor will
have headquarters in the Ben Hur
Temple at 1000 Broadway, where it will
receive it's many friends, including the
Native Sons, who will be in that city
on that day and evening. The parlor's
committee that is arranging this affair
is composed of Gertrude Biber, Jennie
f. Brown, Alice Arroge, Beda Pacheco
and Misses M. Sewell and NJ. James
Alma Book, president Of the parlor. and
Mrs. j. Jordan, the flrstfvice president,
viii serve on the reception committee
In the early part of August the off,
GERS of Oneota Parlor, Native Daugh-
ters of the Golden West, Of Ferndale
were installed by Mrs. ]. E. Rose OF
Arcata, D. D. G. p, assisted by a full
corps of acting grand officers. The GER
emony was followed by a reception to
Mrs. c. A. Monroe, member of the
parlor, who at the recent session of the
Grand Parlor was elected a grand
trustee. The reception was at an open
meeting, at which there were present a
large number of persons non-members
of the order, including many of the
Native Daughters of Arcata and some