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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-08

May Lennon, Miss Loretta Murphy, Miss Mary
OSulilVan, Miss Gettie Lennon the Misses
anna ana Bessie Martin, the Misses Addie and
LOUISA hanDold, Mrs. Margaret OSullivan,
Phillp Martin, Arthur and Rupert Hanbold,
John OConnor. John Martin, Joseph and Leo
Hanooiu and John Lennon.
PIatZ Birthday Party.
A very pleasant surprise party was given TO
MISS Minnie PlaIZ at her residence, 1924 De-
Nsadefo street. on last Wednesday evening il
being I'D honor oil the eighteenth anniversary of
her birthday. The young lazy was presented
by her father With a magnificent gold watch
and chain. She was also the recipient of MANY
other gifts among which was A handsome
bracelet. during the evening vocal solos were
contributed by Miss Minnie PlatZ, Miss Rosie
Jaggi, William Fenstermacher ana others
Dancing and games were also features of the
evening. Al midnight the guests repaired 10
the diUiDg-roOm, where an elaborate supper
was laTtaken OF. IOaStS were given by All The
gentlemen present, each toast ending with
wishing The hostess long life ana happiness
present passed most enjoyable evening
parted.
Among those present were: Mir. and Mrs.
EDWARD PlatZ. Mrs. kapp. Miss X. Betsche,
n ISIS K. Schumacher, Miss +. BaIth. Miss Rosie
Jaggi, Miss Minnie Jaegi. Miss Minnie PIaiZ
Miss Bertha PiaIZ, Miss Frances PlaIZ Her
man BaTu, John JACKSON, /. Baudiou, Louis
Rapp Frederick JaEgi, Louis Schumacher,
Harry DIlgeS, William FensteImacher and Mas.
ter Edward flaZ.
The BortfeId Party.
A very enjoyable gathering was held at the
beautiiul residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Bortfeld on
Monday evening in honor of their daughter
Louise. The paIlOIs were beautifully decor
aIed with ferns and holly. After some choice
selections OF dance music by The orchestra the
guests were ushered into the dining room,
where a sumptuOus repast was served, aft er
which dancing was enjoyed until early morning.
Among those present were: MIR. and MIS-.
Bortfeld, Miss Louise BOrtleld, Miss Rosie Won
AK, Miss Hannah LiebSher, Miss Edith de
AK, Miss Hattie Fargue, Miss Caroline Bort
field, Miss Mary Won AK, miss Ellen BOIel, Miss
Louise LiebSheT, Miss Emma Borel, Miss Sophie
Siebe, A. EhIet, j. Won AK, Il. Sebe, +. Siebe
Ii. Bortfeld, Q. Liebsher, l.. Slrbe, @. BOrlfeld,
G Hoffman. o. BOrIleld, l.. Borel. /. Bortled
and j. MchuiElL.
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THE VETERANS HOME
Pensions Again Before the Directors
They Must Be Turned Over to
the Commandant.

Quite a number of the veterans who
were inmates of the Soldiers Home at
Yountville have been turned away from
there because they refused to comply with
a regulation Of the board of directors
which requires the inmates to turn over
TO the cOmmandant all pension money re-
ceived. Three men applied for readmis-
sion to the home, but their applications
have been denied.
The board Of directors Of the Veterans
Home Association held a meeting on Sat-
turday night, President w. c. Bennett in
the chair.
About twenty of the late members of
the home who we're discharged for failure
TO turn over their pension money to the
home, In accordance with the new by
laws, were present and made an effort 10
be reinstated. Each one appeared before
the board to give his personal reasons why
he should be Teinstated.
Some of the pleas were most Ingenious
Some were pathetic enough ito move a
heart of stone 10 tears" as Director HYDE
put it. Some of the directors were in favor
of modifying the order in individual cases.
Directors Hyde and Stevens fought for a
continuance of the system, "even if the
came to the conclusion that the bylaws
must be sustained. Pensioners who wish
to turn their money over to their relatives
must turn their checks over to the CON-
mandant of the home, who will then send
them TO the dependent relatives.
Director w. j. Ruddick. who has been q
director for the past six years. rendered a
peremptOTy resignation TO the board. Mr.
Ruddlck is said 10 be ambitious of politi-
Cal preferment al the coming municipal
election. He is seeking the Republican
nomination for Sheriff and finds that he
has but little time to attend to the duties
of director. In view of his past services
on the board the directors determined to
lay the resignation on the table at least
until the next regular meeting
Bills amounting to over $1,000 were
ordered paid. This amount clears up all
the indebtedness of the home ND to the lst
of November, and there is about $4,000
left. Considering the heavy deficit the d.
rectOrs had to meet at tie first of the year,
they feel very much encouraged at the
financial outlook.
The new buildings are nearly ready for
occupancy. During the latter part of the
month there will be meeting of the as
sOcIation at 4ountville to inspect the new
building and home. 1t is understood that
the vexatious pension question will also be
con sidered by the full association.
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Miscellaneous.

Hamlet Circle No. Ga, c. o. F., gave a lunch
party and dance TO many guests last week.
q. H.-There is no age limit i'll Odd Fellow
ship, except that an applicant must be 81 years
old. a Grand Lodge OF State does rot have
the power to Tx IN age limit III this order. IC
requires three black balls 10 reject. Therefore
a law which SAID that applicants over 40 must
be admitted by unanimous vote would be-
illegal, as the eligibility OF candidates. so far as
age and votes are concerned, is a matter fixed
by supreme law.
h. of H.-lt was formerly the law that
party owing thrre months dues was six months
iD arrears, as dues were payable in advance,
ana the law suspended without action such de-
hnquent; but the California representatives to
the Supreme Lodge in 1886 introduced au
amendment, which was adopted, thai lodge
could carry the delinquent if 1t desired
From April % 10 April 20 will be celebrated
In this city by he l. o. o. f. 1t is the seven y
nth anniversary OF the order, which was eS-
tabllshed In Baltimore, Md, April %, 1919, by
seven members, among whom were Thomas
Wildey. John Duncan. John WEIGH, Richard
RushwOrtE and John Cheathem. The lodge
was named Washington No. l.
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u, A, O, d.

Owing 10 the illness of Noble Grand Arch
Cavagnaro it became necessary TO cancel all
former notice OF official visitations and issue
the following: January 10, Mayfield 10th,
Perseverance Grove, San Francisco; 10Th, ST.
Helena; goth, Napa; 25th, No. 8 and No. 4,
city; 29th, Arcata; 30th Eureka; February 2,
Prtaluma; Sd. Redwood City; 10th. Fairfield;
10Th, No. 80, city; 23d, Sacramento; 25t b,
PIacervilie.
Grand Secretary KnarstOn. Deputy Harry
OFT and Past Arch j. AnselmO were at the re-
union al Roma Grove last Thursday, assisting
in adding TO the interest Of the evening. Many
invited guests participated in the exercises and
the generous collation. al the close.
The Noble Grand Arch has called for com
mlItee to arrange for Druidic day at the Mid
winter Fair Wednesday, May 16, is The date
for the same,
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Peter Bruech Missing.

The disappearance of Peter Bruech, car
Denter of 1922 East Tenth street, Oakland,
was reported at police headquarters yes
terday. He was employed by Woods &
Stevens, corner of Sierra and Tennessee
streets, Potrero, and left Mr.. Stevens on
Friday afternoon about $3.50 o'clock to go
to his home In Oakland. but since then he
has not been seen or heard of. He had a
considerable sum of money in his pockets.
and as he was thoroughly steady man. it
is feared he has met with foul play. His
wife Is almost out of her mind at his unac-
counta bic absence. He is feet z inches
tall, blue eyes, light complexion. sandy
hair and mnstache.
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|. @. O. E.

The bureau of information opened by the Or
der at Odd Fellows Hall for the benefit of
brethren visiting the tair, from home or abroad.
is successfully In operation and already has a
number of queries.
The deputies OF this order in all branches
have been favored with excellent attendance at
installations.
The old picket lodge. Unity No. 131, Six
teenth and Valencia streets, will install tO-mOr-
row night
The Patriarchs Militant are taking great in
terest IN the coming jubilee celebrations.
The donations from all branches for The pur-
pose of celebrating jubilee week are coming in
satisfactorily.
Silver Wave Rebekah Lodge at Santa Monica,
Golden Rod Rebekah Lodge at WOodvllle and
San Jacinto Lodge were all Instituted on De-
cember IS.
A new Rebekah lodge is forming at Sanger.
Bieber. Lassen County, is going TO have a
Rebekah lodge.
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Knights of PythiaS.

The new temple at Oakland is progressing
favorably. Plans and specifications are to be
submitted on the 18th.
Grand Chancellor MCGOWAN is making visits
to his subordinates and meeting a cordial wei.
come.
Amazon Lodge proposes a great gathering to-
night. Officers Will be installed, an address
made by Deputy Roundy and an entertainment
conclude.
g. X. r. s. ShaffneT is busy receiving reports
and getting ready for next grand lodge.
SeQuoa has novel entertainment on hand
for its installation.
The city lodges are all at work.
Reports from the interior are most favorable.
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The Moore Dinner PARTY.
CLUB PARTIES.

The second cotillon of the Friday Night Club
was held ar DAD Fellows Hall on last Friday
evening, aud, naturally, it was a most success
full affair. Over 200 members were present TO
trip the light fantastic over the newly can
vased floor, and among them were all the
debutantes of the season. The hall was beau
tifully decorated with faucifully colored
stTeamers and draperieS and bunting and Jap
aueSe lanterns. The stage was massed WIKI
tropical plants, among which an orchestra OF
sixteen pieces played tie latest dance music.
Five figures of the cOtillOO were danced, and
as they were familiar ones, every one pro.
crossed well. Edward NJ. Greenway was the
leader, with Mrs. George II. Lent as his part
ner, and they were assisted by; Miss Sara Col
lier, Allan ST. j. Bowie, Miss Beth Sp-rry,
Joseph TObin, Miss Alice McCutchen ana l. S
Van Wrinkle. AT Il 80 O'clock an elaborate
supper was served under Ludwig, direction in
the large dining hail. Afterward there was
general dancing until O'clock, when the de-
llgntiul ahalr came 10 an ma. The next
cotillon will be held on Friday evening, Janu-
aIy g. The final meeting, which VIII be an
assembly, has been postponed until March %.
The ExCelsiors.
The EXcelsiOrs New Years ball at Union
square Hall last Thursday evening was pro-
nOuBced success, ii being one OF the most en-
joyabe parties ever given by this popular club.
There were many charming young ladies' In
pretty evening dress. The grand march was
led by Mrs. L. a. Major and l.. Bud. followed
by 80 couples. The floor was under the super
and George r. Puckett.
At II o'clock the merry throng dispersed
with many kind wishes for the EXcesiOTs.
The n. b. n. Ct. Society.
One Of the prettlest and most ENJOYABLE
dances Of the season was given last Friday
evening at Golden Gate Hall, 1920 Pacific
avenue, by the members of the y. b. n. q.
Society. The hall was ;gayly decorated with
japanese lanterns and wTeaths of fir trees were
scattered here and there which showed much
taste on the part Of the decorators. The Boys
High School orchestra played the opening
overtures and were highly commended for their
playing. The grand march commenced at 8 80
O'Clock, led by Alfred DuibrOw and Miss Jen-
ME Graham, who looked lovely in a dainty
gown OF gaslght green crepe, made In the prin-
cesse style aud trimmed with white fur. 3 Her
hair was adorned with pink roses. Following
them were Chari-s Suydam, accompanied by
Miss Florence Barnard, who looked very pretty
in gown OF white lawn, trimmed with lace.
There were about 100 members and guests
present, and they had a delightful time. Dane
ing was enjoyed until a late hour, when all Ie-
tired 20 their bones with good wishes for the
success of the society.
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MILITARY FESTIVITIES.

The members Of the Second Regiment Rife
Association gave their first entertainment and
dance last Friday evening at their armory. cor
ner OF Page and Cough streets. There was a
large and select attendance, members of the
militia being in uniform. The following excel
lent programme was presented and was highly
APPRECIATED: Overture. orchestra; "a Bandl's
Life" (darper), j. Z. McGauley; The Raft''
lPinsutD Miss Lillian Coleman; cello solo, LA
tSche fforth), Mrs. E. j. Jolly: moran, Oar.
ling" (Balfe), Cap ain A. j. kelleher; "WhO's
AT My Window" (OsbOrne). Mrs. A. J. Kelle-
her; The Song OF tile Belr' (POnleD, LieuIen-
ant Z. w. Seeley; duet, from "RigOlettO"
Verdi) CAPTAIN and Mrs. Kelleher; selection,
orchestra; the black art, Professor Conrad
klare. After the entertainment dancing was
indulged in Tor a couple of hours.
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American Legion of Honor.

Grand Commander Filben and Grand Secre-
tary Burton installed Myrtle Council last
Wednesday night. Stirring addresses were
delivered. Among other visitors Supreme
Orator George W. Dix on was present.
Golden Star Council had fine attendance at
its installation on Thursday night. The grand
commander, grand secretary and supreme
orator were among the visitors. Deputy E. b..
Stonehill performed the work. A collation. was
enjoyed at the close.
Alta Council also had a good attendance at
Its installation on FRIDAY evening. Remarks
were made by the grand commander. grand
secretary and c. b. StonehIll. lodge orator.
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PRIVATE RECEPTIONS.

The beautiful villa OF Colonel and Mrs. Z. E.
Eye at MenlO Park. was the scene OF a delight
full reception last Monday evening which was
given in honor of their son, Robert Eyre.
About fifty guests assembled in the handsomely
decor ated parlOTS, and commenced the festiVi-
ties by dancing several figures of the cotillon
under the able leadership Of George NJ PiDck-
ara. Pretty faYOTs were given in each figure
AfterWaTd there was all elaborate SUPPER and
r then regular dancing was enjoyed until early
morning. 1t was delightful affair throughout.
:-Among those present were: Colonel and Mrs
\. L. Eyre, MI. and Mrs. George NJ. Piuckard
Mr. and Mrs. X. ID. GlrVin. Mr.. ana Mrs Ed.
ward l.. Eyre. MIR. and Mrs. Perry T. Eyre,
MIR. and Mrs Percval w. Selby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph a. DonOhoe Jr., Mr. ana Mrs. John
MailIard, MIR. and Mrs. X. Il. Forman, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Moore. Miss Mary Eyre, the Misses Moore, Miss
Edith Mclean, Miss Woorich, Miss Sallie
Maynard, Miss Sara Collier, Miss Anna Head
Miss SelDy, Miss Carrie Taylor, Robert Eyre,
J. \. Brown, Lieutenant w. r. Smedberg Jr.,
I. $. A; +. a. MacOndray, +. L. MacOndfay,
Joseph NJ. TObin, 7. Brln Prrry Thomas Berry,
William Heath, L. q. Schmiedel William
Page, Enrique Laranaga, A. b. Williamson,
John Lawson and +. &. BeaZley.
The Croker Party.
A party that was certainly novel in its char
acter was given last Monday evening by Mrs.
Clark w. Croker and The Misses Fanny and
Julia Crocker at their residence on suffer
street. The first part of the evening was de-
then came the novelty-the supper. 1t was
cooked entirely by the guests. who were pro-
Vided with chafDC dishes and the necessary
materials. There were Welsh rarebits, oysters
in several styles, and other delicacies that were
cooked, served and enjoyed. Naturally there
was good deal OF fun connected with this, so
the affair was made most pleasant one.
Among those present were: Mrs. Clark W.
CrocKer, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Croker, Mrs.
Frederick Green. Miss Fanny Croker. Miss
Julia Croker, Miss Ella Hobart Miss Alice
Hobart, Miss Jennie Blair, Miss Nellie Hlllyer,
Miss Alice Owen, L. NJ; Greenway, Charles X.
Mcintosh, Lieutenant f. A. WILCOX, U. 5. A.,
+. i, Owen, Samuel knight, Southland Hoffman,
s. q. Buckbee, and William Breeze
TheatriCals at the EIsmere.
very large crowd assembled at the Els
mere. 4l9 Suffer street, Saturday evening, De.
cember 80, in attendance upon the drawing
room theatricals and hop. That POI ton of the
spacious dining-roOm ct apart Tor the audi
forum was thronged during the performance
of the comedietta OF "Stage Struck" which
was an immense success MISS Susie Pooley
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Building Up.

Considerable building is being done on
the land lately subdivided by ex-senator
Fair in the holly Park district. Twelve
ne W houses are being built on Ebert. New
man, Elsie, Bennington and Cortland ave.
nues. The former vacant land presents
quite changed aspect since the division
of the property into 25-foot lots.
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WEDDINGS.

The wedding Of Miss Ada Barron Trezevant
daughter of Mrs. Henrietta and the late DR..
Barron Trezevant of DeS Arc, ana Joseph
GemsOul son OF Adrian GensOul. the late WELL
known banker OF this city. was very quietly
solemniZed at st. DOminic's Church on Deem
Der 26. Only a small number Of friends were
invited verbally to the church.
The bride, a beautiful demi-blonde, was at
tired in a costume of heavy grayish blue cloth,
with a velvet waist, trimmed with mink tails
and ecru lace. She wore velvet GainsbCrougll
hat to match. Her maid Of honor was her
cousin, Miss Georgia Sullivan, and Mr.. Gen.
SOULS best man was Eugene BTesse. After the
ceremony the bridal party repaired TO the resi-
dence of the brides mother, 30O7 jackson
street. and paTtook oil an elaborate wedding
breakfast
The presents were many and varied includ-
ing silver. cut glass, jewelry md bric-a- brac.
The bridal pair left for Southern California by
The afternoon tram. The bride is a niece of the
late George de Bonneville Keim, president of
the Philadelphia aud ReddIng RaiToad, who
died last week.
DeCourtieux-IIs.
very charming home wedding was that Of
Miss Mollie lis and Armand Decourtieux,
when was celebrated Saturday evening De
cember 80. at the home OF the bride, 1910
Jones street. the Rev John a. Emery of1iciat-
ing. The house was deliberately decorated for
the occasion with ported palms, ferns and hot
house blossoms, while time-honored marriage
DtIl VI ucIlCdle DlOSSOI05 swung ABOVE the
heads OF the happy couple.
The bride was atIiIed In a gown OF ivory
White satin and was attended by her sister
Miss Lena lis, aud Miss Alice Decourtieux.
Charles Baker and John Browning officiaieu
as gTOomsmeD. Alter The ceremony the guests
repaired 10 the dlning-rOOm, where au elaborate
supper was seiv d, after which the happy
couple departed amid showers of rice for Del
Monte. where the honeymoon will be spent. On
e their return they will reside at 1920 LeaYen-
worth street.
Simbougt- Joseph.
A pretty family wedding took place on the
last day Of the Old year at 2 O'Clock, at the
home Of the bride, 428 Page street Miss Eva
Joseph, daughter of Robert Joseph. formerly
JeWelry merchant Of this city, and William
Simbough Of the Custom-house were united In
tie bonds Of matrmony in the presence of
relatives only. Miss Joseph is niece of A.
H. dc Young. and sister TO Mrs. 5. +. Suther-
land.
The house was beautifully decorated, and the
parlois were beWiIdeling maze OF foliage.
ferns ana roses. Although only members of
the family were present, it was not a small
gathering that sat Gown to the handsome de-
leuner after the ceremony, which was per
formed by Superior Judge Hebbard. Many
valuable presents were received. On their re-
turn TO the city. they will receive their numer-
Gus friends at their pretty new home, s Web
slef street, san Francisco.
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day night at the installation of its officers. A
banquet and speeches from the visitors were
among The features of the evening.
Fidelity Lodge has consolidated with West
Emo Lodge. making one Of the strongest Subor-
dinaleS in the jurisdiction. Next Tuesday night
the new officials Will be Installed.
racine Lodge now numbers seVent y-five men,
DerS. III was installed by Deputy Mrs. ID. j.
hapan last week, the ceremony being Wit
messed by large number and The ability Of
the work calling forth much commentator.
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The first week of the new year passed by
very pleasantly, ana from now until Lent there
is considerable to look forward 10. We are
promised some stylish weddings, swell recep-
lions and any number of luncheonS and dinner
parties; so society will be kept quite busy.
The usual resume is appended.
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|. o. o. F.

Oristemba Lodge No. 1874 VIII hold a public
installation and entertainment at Newman on
the 10Th. This lodge owns its own hall and Is
one of the most prosperous lodges in the juris-
dctiOn.
Although CovelO is In the mountains of
MendocinO County, lis subordinate and Re
bekah lodges are In thriving condition and
have good membership.
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IT FETCHES ONE UP VERY SHORT to be
seized with Pleurisy, Pneumonia. or any acute
Throat or Lung affection. DIR. ID. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant proves a handy help in such attacks,
aud Is, besides, good old-fashioned Remedy
for all Coughs and Colds.
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Knights and Ladies' of Honor.

Harmony Lodge of Sacramento is preparing
reception for the grand othcers early next
month.
Grand Protector C. C. O'Donnel and wife.
with the grand secretary, officially visited
Yerba Buena Lodge of San Jose last Wednes.
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0mcial Assessment Table.

lOreal assessment notices OF any rgi innate
fraternal society Will be published free Of cost
IN above gabl@. Send them, with any other mat
tiers of Importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
Ternal Society Editor MORNING CALL, San
Era
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEONs.

a charming lunch party was given by Miss
Emelie Hager last Thursday at her residence,
corner OF Sacramento and Cough streets. The
dinIng-table was ornate with fragrant hyaclnths
and delicate ferns set among the rich service.
a c ehcious menu was served and a couple Of
hours were devoted 10 IL.
Miss Hager's guests we're: Mrs. J. Il. X.
Nuttall, Mrs. William S. TeviS. Mrs. James A.
Robinson, MIS-. Hugh TeYis, Mrs. Frederick
Billings Lake. Mrs George a. Pope, Mrs
James Otis, Mrs. John Z. de Ruyter, Miss Ella
Hobart. Miss Emele Carolan, Miss Sale May
Dard, Miss Mary Eyre and Mi SIS HeDsheiWOOd.
The Moore Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy p. Moore gave charm
ing dinner party last Thursday evening at the ir
residence and pleasantly entertained MIR. and
Mrs. George Davis BOYD, Miss Miriam Moore.
Miss Edith Mclean, Lawrence 5. Vassault and
Edward NJ GTeenway
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GarfIeId Post and Corns.

Last Tuesday evening the installation OF
James a. Garfield Post and Garfield Relief
Corps attracted large audience. Mrs. Kate
Howard was the recipient of a set of silver tea
spoons and also of d past presidents badge, the
latter being presented her at the request OF the
late Mrs. Struekmeyer. to whom it was gift a {
the expiration of her second term. a floral trib-
ute was also among the offerings TO Mrs Howard.
Mrs. Esther Dunno, the retiring secretary, was
presented with gold and jet emblem. Mrs.
souvenir shovel, and the chaplain, Mrs. AIpers,
was presented with a gold emblem. Appro
pirate and pleasant speeches accompanied the
gus Jacob kormnsky, retiring commander,
received a silver service al the hands of the
post, making The occasion decidedly of pre-
sentatlon nature, After the ceremonies bril-
llant programme OF music, song and recitation
concluded with dauce