The San Francisco call., 1904-12-18
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ital city for four days, and expects
during that time to excel in decoration
and entertaining. The committee in
charge is: E. Levy, John Porcher, T.
X. Mccarthy. ID. B. Bowley, T. H.
O'Rourke, \. w. Hall, D. w. Irwin,
w. n Brunt, ]. P. Pendergast. F. H.
Mills. T. J. MCGOWAN, W. w. Fairchild,
l. Schmitt. F. H. Yurker, A. c. Peter
sen. H. Bilay, f. Schwarzman, w. T.
Callunden, w. 70 Koch and A S. Groth.
Russian Hill Parlor No. 229 was in
stituted last week by Grand President
Charles f. Mclaughlin, assisted by
Grand Organizer A. Mocker and
number of members of local parlors. in
LOughead Hall, on Polk street. The
officers were installed by Roland M.
Roche, d. d. G. p. assisted by Joseph
Rose of Marshall Parlor as marshal.
d. ]. Beban was installed as president,
George Westerfeld as recording secre-
tary and J. Altemus as financial sec
retary.
The recent joint initiation of candi-
dates at Sutter Creek for parlors of
Amador County was attended by 142
members of the order. including Grand
President Mclaughlin and Past Grand
President Rust. Twelve strangers were
admitted into the order, and after the
ceremony there was an adjournment to
the Sutter Hotel, where an excellent
banquet, prepared by the Kings
Daughters. was partaken of by the Ma
tives. The supper was followed by
speeches. music and songs.
The grand president visited the par
lor in Plymouth and was accompanied
by c. E. Jarvis of Sutter Creek. Two
strangers were initiated on that occa-
sion.
H. Dam of Pacific Parlor recently re-
turned from visit East, and a few
evenings since he visited the parlor,
where he gave a most interesting ac-
count of what he saw while on the 9TH
er side of the Rockies. and told all. as
he expressed it, we saw and what
"our" experience was. He stated that
after announcing himself he noticed
that the people in the Eastern and
Southern States where he visited dis
played the greatest concern for a Ma
tive Son of California and showed the
highest respect for such natives. Mr..
Dam said that although he was en-
chanted with what he saw and that he
came to the conclusion that Philadel-
phia is a fine city. there is no place
that is so majestic in his opinion as
San Francisco. The same evening the
parlor was interestingly entertained by
c. r. Temby of Quartz ParIor, Grass
Valley.
The following have been elected Of
fcers of California Parlor, y. S. G. w,
for the ensuing term: ]. J. Neubarth,
president; Mamie Friedman, first vice
president; I. Unger, second vice pres
ident; Frank Tuchler, third vice pres
ident; Ellis Blackman, marshal;
James P. Healey, inside sentinel; A.
Hollenbach, outside sentinel; Ben F.
.Hanlon, financial secretary; Charles
A Boldemann. recording secretary;
A. Joujou, organist; John Mitchell,
collector.
Pebble Beach No. 2SO, n. S. G. W.,
which was recently instituted at Pes
cadero with thirty-one charter MEM
bers, was brought into fraternai ex-
istence by Grand Organizer Andrew
Mocker, assisted by ]. H. Nash of San
Mateo Parlor, Charles H. Turner,
grand secretary, and c. P. Mosconi, G.
Debendetti, F. P. Dutra, w. Jessin,
Edward S. Gonzales, Ed S. Beebe. F.
Campbell and A. Freitas. The presi-
dent of the new parlor is j. A. Plec-
arpo. and the recording secretary A.
w. Woodlands. The officers were in
stalled by District Deputy Grand
President ]. II. Nash.
The following have been elected Of
ficers of Stanford Parlor No rs: c. T.
Granz, past president; T. l. Fitzpatrick
president: w. NJ. Mcguire and Henry
A. Catalan, vice presidents; Fred H
Jung, recording secretary; Joseph G.
Fox, financial secretary; Charles A.
Sweigert, marshal: P. ]. Woniger, Jo-
seph Greenberg and Robert w. Dennis,
trustees; Drs. L. d. Bacigalupi, z. r.
Bryant, f. Bunnell, Charles Clark, w.
Dodge, A H. Giannini. H. B. A Kuge-
Ter, B. McElroy, A. Mclaughlin, w. F.
McNutt Jr. and John NJ. Williamson,
surgeons.
Pacific ParlOr celebrated its twenty
third anniversary by a grand ball in
Native Sons Hall December Z. The hall
was artistically decorated, the attend
ance was large, the participants all in
full evening dress and the music all
tnat was desirable. L. L. MdTtin was
the floor manager, and he was assisted
by Edward ]. Lynch. This parlor has
elected the following named as its Of
fcers for the ensuing term: W. F. Dehl,
past president; j. c. Allen, president;
G. w. Lille, F. ]. Gonzales and Henry
Dahl, vice presidents; J. c. Miller and
G. G. Fraser, secretaries; A. Latham,
treasurer; c. A Marshall, marshal; E.
Dahl and NJ. ]. Melvin, sentinels; P. B.
Kyne and D. ]. Sheehan, trustees. and
c. L. Quasi, organist.