The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-25
FRATERNAL EVENTS PAST AND Flu
TURE-A LEGAL DECISION OF
INTEREST.
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Ancient Order of Foresters of America.
Reports of the election OF delegates who are
to attend the seventh annual session of the
California Grand Court, which convenes in San
Jose May z, are being received by the grand
secretary. The following have been received to
date: Court Eucleian No. 6932, San Francisco
G. w. Bayreuther C. A. McFadden and William
Scheppler; Court Olympic No. 1884 San Fran
cisco, Frank de Julio; Court Golden Era No.
769O-M. Levy and Isidor Schwartz; Court Star
OF San Luis obisbo No. 1897, ]. j. Egan; Court
Yerba Buena No. 7753, San Francisco, John
Ferretti; Court Del Monte No. 7759 Monterey,
8036, San Francisco, w. D. S. Harrington;
Court Apollo No 1882 San Francisco, Louis
Berger; Court Richmond No. 1928, San Fran
cisco, ]. w. B. Swan; Court SequoiagNo. 1920,
Angels Camp, c. v Matson; Court Ferruccio
No. S454, San Francisco, Frank Marini
Hin the Companions of the Forest the follow
~, San Francisco, Mrs. E: A. Carah; Yuba
Circle No. 101, Marysvi1le, Miss Maggie Diver
and Mrs. Pauline Schwab.
Grand Secretary c. II. Bremen and Grand
Auditor John C. Howe officially visited Court
Niles No. 1912 in Niles on last Wednesday
evening. Quite number OF the brethren from
also present.
The coming week will be busy one in
Forestic circles. In addition to the election of
delegates, Diamond Circle No. 154 will be re-
organized in Ocean View on Tuesday evening
Court Sutro Heights No. 8458 viii be instituted
on Wednesday evening and the new court in
Santa Clara on Saturday evening.
Knights of Honor.
At the session of the Grand Lodge, held at
the Alcazar building on the 10Th and goth
insts., the following grand officers were elected :
A. H. Voigt, past grand dictator; Prescott L.
Archibald, grand dictator; w. w. Morrison,
grand vice-dictator; w. J. Thomson, grand as
sistant dictator; C. H. NJ. Curry, grand re-
porter; F. w. Zehfuss, grand treasurer; Rev
G. Il. Allen, grand chaplain; Thomas Learned
grand guide; J. c. Harvey. grand guardian;
w. S. Lane, grand sentinel; Thomas TOMBSTONE
grand trustee; Dorsan Nichols, grand trustee
George W. Lemont, grand trustee; C. H. NJ.
Curry, supreme representative; A. Wilkie, SUI
preme alternate.
The standing committees have not vet been
announced.
On Wednesday evening the members of the
Grand Lodge in q body attended the Alcazar
Theater as guests of Past Dictator Wallenrod.
The past dictators and Dictators' Association
rendered reception to the members of the
Grand Lodge at Social Hall, Alcazar building
at which an address was delivered by Past Die
tator J. I. Rogers, and d most excellent pro-
gramme OF musical and literary numbers was
rendered A dance concluded the pleasures OF
the occasion.
The past dictators and Dictators' Association
Will visit Eureka Lodge at 20 Eddy street, on
next Wednesday evening. varied programme
has been prepared.
Keystone Lodge initiated two candidates at
its last session.
Liberty Lodge will give public entertain
ment and social at its hall, 20 Eddy street, on
the evening OF Monday, March %.
Order of Chosen Friends.
The initiatory team will initiate candidates
in Social Council, $50 Post street. Thursday
evening, March %. Under the direction of T.
NJ. OBrien, G. A. c., the members of the team
are drilling, for the purpose of exemplifying
the work of initiation before the Grand Council
The little daughter OF Grand Councillor Sell
wage, who died from the effects of burns was
buried on the 18th inst, He has the deepest
sympathy OF the members of the order.
Grand V1ce-Councilor ]. H. SHELTON of Sacra-
mento, who has been confined to his house for
the past two months, has recovered and is now
able to attend to business
sunset Council No. % will give its first social
in Foresters' Hall, 1O2 OFarrell street, Friday
evening, March 20.
The reception to the grand officers and rep
resentatives viii be given at Bnai Birth Hall,
Wednesday evening, April 10.
Grand Army of the Republic.
The Twenty-eighth annual epcam pment of
the Departmental California and Nevada is
called to meet in Assembly chamber at Sacra-
mento Monday, April IL, 1895, at 2 P. NJ.
meeting of the council of administration
will be held at department headquarters, Col
den Eagle Hotel rooms s. and 66, at IL M
Monday, April %, 1895.
Parade and review will take place Tuesday
| morning, April %, column moving at 10
O'Clock. An outline of programme for the week
| is as follows: Monday, P NJ, opening of en-
campment; Monday evening, reception at State
Capitol; Tuesday morning, parade; afternoon,
business session; night, performance at theater
Wednesday morning, business session; even
| ing, campfire and banquet; Thursday, excur-
| sion to Folsom prison and dam.
The department is advised of the consolida-
| ton of w. II. L. Post No 80 and ]. F. Reynolds
Post No. 80 OF Santa Cruz under the name of
Wallace Reynolds Post No. 80, with S. b. Swan
| ton,a Post-cmmander; c. Craghill, adjutant
| and T. ]. Richardson, quartermaster Also OF
| the muster of Datus i. Coon Post No. 10 of
| San Diego, with ]. II. Grovesteen, post comman-
der; A. II. Dauchy, adjutant; +. Van Castle
| quartermaSter.
| Comrades are warned against one Frank
| Quigley, who represents himself as a member
OF the order, and is reported from Colusa as
| being unworthy of assistance.
U. A. O. D,
| Templar Grove No. 10 initiated one mem Der
| and conferred the second degree on three on
Monday evening
/ San Francisco Grove No. will celebrate its
| thirty-first anniversary next Thursday even
| ing. A candidate will be initiated and q ban
| quet will follow.
The next official visit in the city will be paid
to Perseverance Grove No. 10 on Tuesday even
! ing, April 2.
| Election OF officers OF the subordinate groves
| takes place the first meeting of next month.
Sons Of Veterans.
| Colonel E. D. Baker Camp No 5, OF Oakland,
! has changed its place of meeting to Syndicate
| Hall, Thirteenth street, between Clay and
| Jefferson; also the time of meeting to the
| second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each
| month. 1t is the intention of the camp to hold
meeting in the near future, which all sons of
veterans OF the late Civil War are to be invited
| to attend. The meeting will be in honor of the
| invited guests Prominent members of the or
ganization will address the meeting with
patriotic remarks. A banquet will be the clos
| ing feature OF the meeting.
The initiation fee of the order has been re-
| duced to 81 so and monthly dues to 25 cents
| to suit the times and with the hope of increas-
! ing its membership.
Free Sons of Israel.
Pioneer Lodge No. 81 has installed its newly
elected and appointed officers as follows: Presi.
/ DIV, III H..