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FOR INFORMATION ON MEMBERSHIP IN NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF THE GOLDEN WEST, GOLDEN ERA PARLOR NO. 99, CONTACT THE RECORDING SECRETARY VIA EMAIL.
Meeting Time and Place
Every 3rd Thursday, 6:00 PM
at the Native Sons Golden West Hall
Main St, Columbia State Park, California. (3 miles N of Sonora Hwy 49)
(enter from rear parking lot on Parrots Ferry Rd.)
Annual Dues: $40
Initiation Fee: $3
$3 initiation fee + 6 months dues ($20) = $23 due with application
Instituted April 17, 1897
Columbia (Tuolumne County)
the name chosen when the Parlor was organized was Columbia. acting upon a communication from the Grand Secretary, informing the Parlor that there was already one Columbia Parlor, the name was changed to Golden Era, as it was felt that the name Golden Era best exemplified the town and its history at this period of time. To continue the theme of the gold rush, members chose a miner with his pan, pick and shovel as symbols representing the golden era for their Parlor seal.
