The San Francisco call., 1910-06-05

The next session of the grand parlor
OF the Native Daughters of the Golden
west, which is to convene in Santa
Barbara, Tuesday, June ii, is to be
lively one, because there will be an
open fight between the city and the
country parIors for the position of
grand secretary of the order.
That this is to be the case has been
known in this city for some time, and
it has been no secret among the MEM
bers of the local parlors. who have
been importuned in and out of meet
ings to join ''our side" to beat out "the
other side" and at jinks given in
Alta parlor on the last Saturday in
Nav there were speeches made to the
effect that "as the country has been
represented in the office of the grand
secretary for a long time the city can
have it, if the San Francisco repre-
sentatives will only stand as unit in
this fight"
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
The candidates for this Office are
Laura j. Frakes, the incumbent, a
member of Amapola parlor, Sutter
Creek, Amador county, and Anna Cru
49,
ter of a past president of the ordep and
at present an employe in the forestry
department under civil service rules.
Anna L. Monroe will at the close of
the session retire as past grand presi-
dent, and her place VIII be flled by
Grand President Emma w. Lille or
Lodi, who will be succeeded as presi-
dent by Mamie G. Peyton of Joaquin
parlor of Stockton.
For the office of vice president Har-
riet S. Lee of Woodland and Anna f.
Lacy of this city, at present grand mar
shall will be the candidates. Susie x.
Christ, incumbent grand treasurer. will
be a candidate to succeed herself, with
Clara B. Faulkner of Alta parlor OF
this city as an opponent.
CONTEST OVER MARSHAL
DR.. Amy F. Temple of this city. Josie
Barboni of San Jose and Jennie Jor-
dan of Piedmont will contest for the
office of grand marshal. For the minor
Offices the candidates will be numer-
Gus.
For the Office of grand trustee and
grand director Annie McCaughey of
Reina del Mar parlor of Santa Bar
bara, at which place the session Is to
| be held, will, in compliment to that
city, receive the complimentary vote.
Six others will be chosen, and among
the candidates are: Olive V. Bedford
of Anderson, Lille Bisbee or Angels
| Camp, Annie Dempsey of Los Angeles,
who will be elected to represent the
| south: Alison F. Watt of Grass Valley
and Nellie r. Boege of San Francisco.
Tahoe. Placerville, Fresno and Bak-
ersfeld will try to secure the grand
| parlor session of 1911.
GRAND PARLOR MEMBERS
Those who are to be at the session
as grand officers and delegates are;
GRAND OFFICERS
Past grand president, Anna L. Monroe, one-
onta parlor No. II, Ferndale.
Grand president Emma w. Lille, IVY parior
No. So. Lodi
quin parlor No. ,. Stockton.
Grand secretary. Laura ]. Frakes, Amapola
parlor No. so. Sutter Greek.
Grand treasurer, Susie h. Christ, 1osemiee
parlor No. SO, San Francisco.
Grand marshal, Anna f. Lacy Las Lomas par
lor No. r. San Francisco.
Grand organist Mabel Kearney, Copa de ORC
parlor No. 105, Hollister 49,, 60 1osa
Grand inside sentinel, Josie Barponl' San jose
parIor No. 81, San Jose. ~,
Grand outside sentinel. emma Frerichs, FL
GRAND DIRECTORS AND GRAND TRUSTEES
Alison T. Watt, chairman. Manzanita parlor
Memie pier Pierce. Carmichael, vendome parlor No.
Olive v Bedford CameIlia parlor No. 41
Anderson. -
Alice Dougherty, Angelita parlor No. 49, Liv-
ermore. a..
Matilda Bergschtcker, junlpero parior No. ILL.,
Monterey. 100
Agnes Nj. Lee, San Lulslta parlor NO. 1oo' oan
Annie McCaughey, Reina del Mar parlor No.
126 Santa Barbara
The delegates whose credentials have
been received UP to date are and, with
a few exceptions, will make up the
convention:
Minerva parlor No. 2-Lena Wall, Agnes NJ
Alta No. 3-Jennie Murphy. Marguerite Sull-
van Mary French Clara L. Faulkner, Elizabeth
f. Douglass, Julia Mantor Mary Ring
JOAQUIN No. emma Hike, Martha Heiman,
Emma Barney Clara Marchal
Laurel No. 6-Mabel Freeman, Margaret Chap
man. Nellie Clarke.
Orc Fino No 9-May Roderick, Louise Roussel
Bonita No. 10--Agnes Coleman
Marguerite No. 12-Genevieye Curran Mary
swansborough. Mary Lucas Nellie Marsh.
Esbcol No. 16-Dell Stockmon.
Ramona No 21--Lizzie Johnson
Berendos No. 23-Hattie l.. Moore, Mildred
Packer Berry
Santa Cruz No. 26-May u. Williamson, Helen
a. occident No. 2s-May Trask, Anna Hogan.
Manzanita No. 29-Mary Frank, Nellie Nor
ris. Theresa Provis.
Golden Bar No. 30-Lizzie McGrath
FL Pajaro No. 35-Flora Radcliffe, Dora Zmu-
Naomi No 36-Agnes Could.
Cbispa No. 40--Olive Vanderbilt, Agnes Bryson.
Camelia No. 41--Allie Weaver
RUBY No 46-Zife Segale, Rose Harrington.
Eltapone No. 55-Nellie Louise Wallace, Jea-
1,rinda No 56-Mary j. Ansbro, Anna Gruber.
Fremont No. 59-Margaret Guinnane, Fanny
Crane.