The San Francisco call., 1910-06-18
Grand ParIOr Launches Plan to
Make Exhibit Best FraternaI
Display on Ground
Resolution Endorsing Project Is
Passed and Enthusiastic Sup=
port Pledged by Order
So Dispateh 70 "a caHl


plan launched today at the session of
.4he grand parlor is carried out
BY an enthuiasticc tote the daugh-
fers Of California pledged themselves
80 carry out the ambitious plan of
Grand President Emma witte Illlie to
make a most interesting exhibit in
1915. While the scheme outlined in the
resolutions adopted today is but tenta-
tive, stilI the alactrity with which the
delegates acted upon the recommen-
,datons Of their grand president proved
that the thousands of women In the
ORDER win make every effort to have
the best fraternal exhibit in the
grounds
% EXPOSITION SPIRIT STRONG
= D.. Grand President elect Mamie c. Peyton,
who was chosen tonight TO head the
order during the coming year, will
work as earnestly for the cause SIS has
Mrs. Lille. and when the grand parlor
meets next year il is believed that
definite plan Of action viii be pre-
scented FOR the consideration of the
order.
The following is the text of the Pa
.9anla-P Pacific international exposition
Resolved, that the grand parlor,
Native Daughters Of the Golden
West, 81 Santa barbara. is in full
sympathy with the project Of the
anama- Pacific international expo
sition 70 hold fair in the city of
q. - 9l5. and herewith indOrses the same
and joins in the appeal OF all loyal
-oalltorn nlals 20 the legislature of
- California and TO the congress of
The United States, asking for such
appropriation for money and such
other assistance as shall insure a
worthy celebration of so moment
Gus an event.
ADOPTS LEADERS REPORT
To support and amplify the sense of
-1he resolution which had already been
adopted by the majority Of the subor-
ulnate parlOrs. the grand parlor adopt
ed as its controlling act in the work
Tor the Panama Pacific exposition the
following clause OF Mrs. Lilies report:
The purpose for which the com
mlttee Of 1915 has been created
IS TO act as advance agent of the
Native Daughters interests in the
great exposition TO secure space on
the grounds for an exhibit or for a
clubhouse, or for whatever purpose
may be deemed suited TO the needs
Of the occasion. TO aid the exposi-
uon managers in their publicity
plans, to work in conjunction with
each grand president TO help to
carry out whatever plans the head
Of the order or the grand parlor
Native Daughters of the Golden
West, may desire TO put into effect,
and, through its district chairmen
or vice presidents, act as an advis-
ory board or helping hand TO the
subordinate parlors in their plans
10 make the celebration a success
Grand President Lille reported the
appointment of the following as the
1915 committee Of the order:
Mamie G. Peyton. grand vice president, Joa-
Laura J. Frakes grand secretarv. AmsnoIa
paElor. Surter Creek
Susie K. Christ grand treasurer. Yosemite par
Alison V. Watt, grand trustee Manzanita par.
Mamie P. Carmichsel grand trustee, vendome
Olive V. Bedford, grand trustee. camelia par
Tor. Anderson
Mary E. Tillman. past grand president, Minerva
parlor, San Francisco.
Mariana Bert0la, past grand president, Ramona
Cora 3. sifOrd. past grand president, Buena
Ems 6ett, past grand president, csIiAs par.
Tor, Sacramento.
Eliza .; Keith, past grand president, Alta par
Ella E. Caminetti, past grand president Ur-
sula parloI, jackson,
Arians W. Stirling, past grand president, Aleli
-e Eva T. Bussenius, past grand president, La
EsPeranza parlor, Los Angeles.
Permanent officers of the committee
OF 1915 are:
Chairman. Grand President Emma W Lille:
hrst vice chairman. Grand Vice President Mamie
G. Peyton. secretary. Grand Secretary Taurn r
Frakes; treasurer. Grand Treasurer Susie
Christ; board of directors for San Francfsco and
1he bay counties, Past Grand President Mary f.
Tillman. Past Grand President Mariana Bertola
and Past Grand President Eliza D. Keith.
The other members of the commit
tee were each designed vice chairma n
OF the locality OF their own parlor.
Today was election day at the grand
parlor. AS z study in women's suffrage
fssr
women" clubs baby show. 1t proved
that the art Of politics viii not have
passed away when the ballot is folded
by hands that wear y size gloves
The Native Daughters essayed the
Australian ballot. Two interesting
hours were spent by the exalted IN the
order in explaining the intricacies of
the same 10 the delegates
: ENTERTAINED AND DINED
The balloting stopped at tifin time
and the delegates went out to Oak
park. where they were entertained
elaborately by the Santa Barbara par
1or. Native Sons OF the Golden West
A real out of doors Spanish dinner
was served, seasoned somewhat in
keeping with a few Of the debates
OF the day. The San Buena Ventura
minstrels, under the auspices of, the
Ventura parlor, Native Sons, gave an
interesting show.
But the feature Of the evening was
a Spanish dance by small boys and
girls OF Santa Barbara in Spanish cos
tune. There was a nearly full moon
hung up over Santa Barbara tonight
and the climate was Of the sort de-
scribed in the promotion clubs circu-
lars
The grand parlor today adopted DR..
Marian Bertola's sane and safe"
fourth OF July celebration resolution.
Grand Secretary Laura j. Fralkes
made an exhaustive report > on the
finances Of the order The complete
ness Of the report was appreciated by
the delegates and it was received with
much applause.
A resolution was adopted in effect
that the order cooperate with the
Native Sons of the Golden West in
building the pioneer Donner monu-
nent at Donper lake.
ADJOURNED AT NOON
IN honor of Bunker Hill day the
grand parlor adjourned at noon today
60 the tune Of Yankee Doodle"
II is expected that the grand parlor
viii adjourn finally at noon tomorrow.
Many Of the delegates from the north
viii continue on to Los Angeles. A
special rate has been secured from the