The San Francisco call., 1904-02-14

said well begun is half done, so now
we can look forward with this corps
of officers to another successful and
pleasant term The outside sentinel
is a sister of Past Grand President
Mrs. Gett of Sacramento, who came
from her home to attend the installa-
ton. There were llany present and
under good for the order there were
many speeches. The past president
was presented a, beautiful diamond
ring by the parlor. The installing Off
GER who recently became a bride, was
presented crystal water bottle. This
parlor will give a leap year party in
the assembly hall of the Red Mems
building tomorrow.
The officers of Orc Fino Parlor were
installed by Frances NJ. Edwards, D.
D. G. P, in the presence of many vis-
itors, including Grand President Fin
keldey. During the evening the grand
president was given very cordial well
come, having endeared herself to the
membership of this parlor, as well as
to that of other parlors.
The same deputy installed the officers
of Darina Parlor. Those who will serve
the parlor during the current term are:
L. Meinecke, president; M. Mooney. E.
Mccarthy and NJ. Russer, vice presi-
dents; l.. Hammersmith, recording, and
B. Brown, financial secretary; l.
Jentzch, marshal; F. and L. Trevillan
and NJ. Sweeney, trustees; Eta La
coste and M. Lagenbach, sentinels, and
E. Teitjen. organist. The hall was
crowded with members and friends,
1n iii cd icfr iof ttx
on the perfect manner in which she
conducted the ceremonies. Mrs. Ham,
mersmith, the retiring past president,
was presented by the parlor with
handsome cut crystal bonbon dish. The
installing officer, who became the re-
firing president of the parlor was pre-
sented with a gold jelly spoon and
basket of pinks. Flowers were given
to Miss K. McGough, Mrs. E. G. Foley
and Lottie Meincke, the new president,
and Miss Teitjen, the organist, was
presented a beautiful souvenir spoon.
The installation was followed by dane
ing.
Orc F'ino Parlor will give a grab bag
party February 20 in Red Mems Hall
in aid of its fund for the relief of the
sick
The masquerade ball given by Las
Lomas Parlor for the benefit of it's
fund for the sick on the night of Feb
ruary 10 was we'll attended and there
were many people on the floor with
other faces. The costumes worn by the
dancers were elegant and many of
them decidedly original. The function
was under the direction of the follow
ing named: Misses Sadie Madsen. Rose
Smith, Kittie Whelan, Julia Miller,
May Lacy, Harris, Maulden and Mrs.
Ormond.
The following named have been in
stalled as the officers of Sans Souci
Parlor for the current term by Tillie
Ducker d. D. G. p: Leah Williams.
past president; Jessie Hunter, presi-
dent: Grace Magner, Lucetta Perry,
and Tessie Richardson, vice presi-
dents; Minnie F. Dobbin, recording and
Sarah Whiteman, financial secretary;
Dina Bloom, treasurer eighth term);
Sadie Oppenheimer, marshal; Lena
Erhart and Annie Walters, sentinels;
Mary Mooney, Fanny Daniels. and
Caroline Schnegula, trustees; Mollie
Meagles, organist; DR.. J. Quigley. ply
Slcldn. Inc O1SlrlcI deputy was pre-
sented a souvenir berry spoon, the re-
firing president, Mrs. Williams, an en-
blematic pin, Mrs. Archie Levy and
Jessie Hunter large baskets of flowers,
and Marie Bassoni silver bonbon dish
in acknowledgment of services render
ed. This parlor had well attended
and pleasant valentine party on Feb
ruary s. The affair was in charge of
Eta Campbell, Emma Bovine. Ray
Bloom, Jessie Hunter and Tessie Rich
ardson.
The annual bali given by Califia Par
lor in Turner Hail. Sacramento, on the
first Friday in February was a most
delightful and enjoyable function, that
was attended by many, including a
large number of the prominent people
of that city. The decorations were un-
usually pretty and reflected great credit
on the members of the committee of ar
rangements who placed them. There
were long boughs of trees. in which
were interviewer branches of lovely
pink peach blossoms and great gar