The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
intend
TO VISIT MISSIONS
Members of Grand ParlOr, N. D.
6. W., Will Depart for the
Santa Barbara Meeting

1t would seem that the mission of
tive Daughters of the Golden West is
to visit missions of California. Start
ing from Third and Townsend streets
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock the
delegates will leave for the south and
after spending the noon hour at the
San Miguel mission as the guests of
the san Miguel parlor, Native Daugh-
ters, will proceed to the towns of the
Santa Barbara mission, where the
grand parlor will be held.
Mrs. Emma W. Lille, grand presi-
dent of the order. left last evening for
Santa Barbara, but the majority of the
officers and delegates will take the
special train this morning.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
Mrs. Lille will preside over the par
lor. Mrs. Mamie G. Peyton of Joaquin
parlor. Stockton, grand vice president
of the order. will be elected grand
president. There will be three candi-
dates for the office of grand vice presi-
dent, which leads to the grand presi-
dency. The candidates will be Miss
Olive V. Bedford, Camilla parIor, An
derson, Shasta county, at present a
grand trustee; Miss Annie F. Lacy, Las
Lomas parlor, San Francisco, at pres
ent grand marshal. and Miss Annie Nc
Caughey, Riena del Mar parIor Santa
Barbara, at present grand trustee
Miss Laura J. Frakes of Amapola
parlor, Sutter Creek, who has served
popularity as grand secretary for many
years, will be opposed by Anna e.
--rr1a of (1r~fD 10 rIn
cisco, sister of Past Grand President
Mrs. Emma Foley.
OPPOSITION TO TREASURER
Mrs. Susie K. Christ of Yosemite
parlor, San Francisco, incumbent
grand treasurer, will be opposed by
Miss Clara Faulkner, Alta parIor, San
Francisco.
For grand marshal, the candidates
viii be Mrs. Jennie Jordan, Piedmont
parlor, Oakland; Mrs. Josie Barboni,
incumbent inside sentinel, of San Jose
parIor, San Jose; Miss Mabel Kearney,
incumbent grand organist, of Copa de
Orc parlor, Hollister.
Miss Jennie E. Brown, Piedmont par
lor, Oakland, and Miss Ratcliff. Ell Pa
jaro parlor, Watsonville, are candi-
dates for grand organist.
Grand Outside Sentinel Emma Fre-
richs. Ell Pescadero parlor. Tracy, is
candidate for grand inside sentinel,
and the following seek election for the
office of grand outside sentinel: Mrs
Nell Boege, Ell Vaspero parlor, San
Francisco; Mrs. Amy McAvoy, Sterling
parlor, Black Diamond, and Miss
Eleanor Middlehoff, Berkeley parlor.
CONTEST FOR TRUSTEES
Among the candidates for the board
of grand trustees are the following in
cumhenfs- Mrs Alison + Watt chair
man, ManZanita parlor, Grass Valley;
Mrs Mamie Pierce-C Carmichael, Ven
dome parlor, San Jose; Miss Alice
Dougherty, Angelita parlor, Livermore;
Miss Matilda Bergschicker, Junipero
parlor, Monterey; Miss Agnes NJ. Lee,
San Luisita parlor. San Luis Obispo.
Other candidates will be Mrs. Della
Stockman, Eshcol parlor, Napa; Miss
Lila Bisbee, Princess parlor, Angels;
Miss Anna Dempsey, Los Angeles par
lor, Los Angeles.
Grand President Lille will report the
order in a flourishing condition. Four
teen new parlors have been taken into
the order during her term, with to-
tai of S64 new members, a better show
ing than the Native Sons have made.
Elaborate preparations have been
made by the members of Reina del Mar
parlor of Santa Barbara for the enter
tainment of the visitors, and in that
the local Native Daughters Will be as
sisted by the Native Sons of Santa
Barbara