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The San Francisco call., 1897-06-20
Order of the Eastsrn STAR

Golden Gate Chapter, the mother chapter,
held its district meeting last Thursday night
in Golden Gate Hail. and received visit from
Mrs. Clara A. Giberson, the district deputy.
The deputy has during her tour of visitattons
witnessed many pretty decorations in the halls
visited, but it is safe 10 assert that in nore
other than Golden Gates did she see such an
exhibition of patriotism and tasteful arrange
ment Of the beauties from the flower gardens
as was displayed in the decorations. There
was graceful arrangement OF Yaricolored
bunting representing the five colors of the
order from the center of the hall, profuse
display of the American flag, draped in folds
SO as 10 bring out the blue field with its con-
stellati0n OF stars and TO show TO advantage
the glorious white and red stripes, and flowers
and eyerCIeens were distributed in such parts
OF the hall that in the judgment of those with
exquisite taste and q comprehensive idea OF
the fitness OF combination of eolors would
Prove most effective. The work OF the COM
mittee that had charge OF the decoration was
praised by every one.
-sNIs. Nellie A. Darling, the worthy matron,
:y{SO had been abseu Tor six weeks on account
of'Ilness, and Waiter n. Brunt the worthy
patron, who had just returned from his we'd
ding tour, were both at their stations There
were present representatives OF all the local
chapters and OF chan teTs on the other side OF
the bay. Most Worthy Grand Matron Mrs.
Mary L. Partridge, PAS Worthy Grand Matron
Mrs. Mary A Flint, Grand Secretary Mrs. VIII
lRis. Grand Treasurer Mrs Horton, Grand
Electa Mrs. Littler, the worthy patrons and
matrons OF nearly every chapter, but Mrs. Mil
berry OF Harmony and Mrs. Farmer of Mission
were unable 10 attend. There were present in
all about 200, who were treated TO an exem-
Nlhcauon OF the work in a manner that was
most credItable 10 those who TOOK part in it.
Ine most worthy grand matron delivered a
snort address, reminiscent of her recent visit
TO adj Joining States. During the evening the
district deputy was presented by the worthy
matron with bunch OF fragrant roses, tied
with sllken favors
After the business of the chapter was over
those present were invited to the hall below,
where here was spread a choice collation.. Ow-
ing TO the lateness of the hour which the
members and guests sat down, programme
OF toasts and responses that had been prepared
had to be dispensed with.
Arrangements are being made for r new
chapter al Guernevile and another at Sebas-
IOpOL
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FROM GREATER NEW YORK
The Usual Budget Of Live Notes About
Californians in Gotham.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June 14.-Thou-
sants are leaving town now; 1t has all
come with rush, because up TO within a
few days ago the weather has been chilly
and disagreed bic.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crocker and fam
ily left for Newport last week. They will
remain during the summer.
Miss Alice Rutherford anticipates a
visit TO California before leaving for Eu-
rope in the late summer.
H. Z. Hall of San Francisco has been
engaged in arranging business matters
since his arrival at the Imperial last
Wednesday.
Wyatt H. Allen, a well.known Califor-
nian, is guest at the Holland.
n. Goldtree and Miss Maude Goldtree,
who have been abroad for several months,
arrived here on Tuesday. They were ac-
companied by julius Levey of San Fran
cisco. The little party remained at the
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goods stores. He has many friends in
New ork, and his Eastern visits are AL
ways more han pleasant
Henry w. Lewis from Los Angeles is
Located temporarily at the Majestic
Albert G. Wieland, direct from San
francsco came into town on Friday
evening and registered at the Hoffman.
Mr. Wieland is in excellent health and
anticipates another circuit of the world
before he sees California again.
On Tuesday he sails for Europe on the
German liner Ssale. He will proceed d.
rect TO Dresden, where he will visit his
sister, Mrs. Tamm. In the ear;v fall
business will call him to Italv. ana frnn,
there Mr. Wieland is undecided as TO
what route he will take.
There are lot of folks here WATCHING
the news Tor the reception San Francis
cans Will give 10 Lorimer Stoddard, the
young playwright, who surprised New
York last season with Tess" Mr.. Stod-
dard Is highly thought of in the East. and.
is without question most superior young
man intellectually and professionally.
There is no doubt of his success in San
rancisco. Being native born Ameri.
can and the son of that grand old couple
Richard Henry Stoddard and Elizabeth
Ssoddard, whose names are among the
greatest in American literature. Lorimer
Stoddard should receive an enthusiastic
reception at your hands.
Among the devoted admirers of race
horses and horseracing Harry Unn8 from
San francisco is conspicuous. Hs and
nj wife are located at the Park avenue
Hotel, but every day finds him on his way
to Brooklyn 10 attend the races Mr..
Unna will have great surprise for his
friends when he reaches the coas.. Wait
until ne tells all bout it himself
TRELLA FoLTZ ToLAND.
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Foresters of America.

Nearly all the courts Of this jurisdiction
have elected officers for the ensuing term and
they are now preparing for ins tsllation.
L w. Swartz and J.. D. Swartz of Middletown
and August Blk of Hanford visited the Office
of the grand secretary last week.
Deputy Grand Chief Ranger James Healing
of Court Aurora visited Court Vacaville last
week and reports the court in good condition.
Court Farallon ana Court Ocean View gave a
joint entertainment and ball in their hall last
evening and it proved a very enjoya bic affair.
Court Aurora has appointed a committee to
prepare programme OF entertainment, and g
banquet will be given on the occasion of the
nineteenth anniversary of the court
The committee appointed 10 devise ways
and means 10 prepare a monument TO be
erected TO the memory of the late grand seere-
tary, c. H. Bremen, issued a circular to ali the
courts in the jurisdiction, and the responses
that have been received are most gratifying,
showing that the mem bership is desirous OF
perpetuating the memory of man who was q
good official and who died without leaving an
enemy behind.
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Young Mems Institute.

Frank J. Murasky win, under the auspices
of the Central Lecture Bureau, lecture before
Oakland Council on ''The Growth of Society," -
June 18th.
On the evening of the Goth inst Henry E.
Highton will lecture before Buchard Council
in Mereed on 1.-TWO American Correilauyes.
Civil and Religious Liberty"
The date for the meeting of the Grand Coun-
Gil of California has been changed from the
10th 10 the 18th OF August The Council viii
meet in Santa Rosa.
The grand officers paid official visit to
Menlo Council at Menlo Park last night
The ball Mission Council was TO have given
some time ago, but which had 10 be postponed
on account of the death of a member win be
given in Mission Parlor Hall on the 24tn inst.
Santa Rosa Council gave very enjoyable
entertainment TO its friends on the 18th inst.
The icecream social recently given by
Council No. ! was well attended and very
pleasant evening was spent
Tacoma Council gave "a moonlight excursion
on the water on the 18th inst. TO raise funds
with which 10 entertain tho delegates 10 the
grand council OF the Northwest that is to meet
on the 10th of August.
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Savoy until Wednesday at o'clock. when
they left New York en- route for San Fran
cisco.
William J. Dutton of San Francisco mas
been in the city several DAYS.
The growing heat is frightening all the
Californians from town.
A. II. Boomer, the popular mail con-
tractor, is making long stay in the East.
He has had a very successful visit and
does not anticipate returning to the coast
for some time to come. Recently he has
been involved in business matters at
Washington. He came up TO New York
on Tuesday, having been absent about
two weeks. The Gilsey House is his New
York address.
Miss A. Barrow of Los Angeles is a
guest at the Manhattan. Her companion
accompanies her.
Miss Elso Priber of San Francisco came
to town Thursday, the 10th inst. She is
at the Hoffman.
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Compariops of the Forest.

Mrs. Emma Harrin gton, grand chief COM
panion of the Companions of the Forest, F. oi
A., has appointed the following named as heI
deputies:
Miss z. Rappin Of Circle No. % for Excelsior
Circle No 2, san Francisco; Miss A. D. Bremen oi
Circle No 64 Tor akland Circle no. 3, Oakland;
Mrs. L. Atwood of Circle No So for Bay City Cir
Gle No. II, san Francisco; Thomas Z Blake OF
Circle No. 2l5 flr Diana Giro No. %: Mrs IL.
Worms OF Circle No. IL Tor Lore!ey Circle No. 26.
San Francisco Herman Kohn Of Circle No. % for
Live OAK Circle No. 29, san Francisco:
John J. Cordy OF Circle No. for
J. n. steinwsy of Circle No. 29 for Bonita
Circle No l04, San FRANCISCO; Mrs. Baston OF
circle No. leo for Inter Nos Circle No. Il 5, San
Francisco; II. JOhansen OF circle No. 2 for United
States of America No. 260, Oakland Mrs. l.. At
wood OF Circle No. So for Presidio Circle No 26S,
san Francisco; Mrs X. Boian OF No. POI for
University Circle No 80 Golden Gate. Alan eda
County: M. E LIGHT, of circle No. % for Loyal
Circle 40. 323 { aAland
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The Odd FeIlows

Templar Rebekah Lodge viii give an enter
tainment and dance in Memorial Hall. odd
Fellows building, on the evening of the 26th
inst. Mrs. NJ a. Peach is the noble grand OF
this lodge.
Grand Master Drew recently visited Four
Creeks Lodge al Visalia was well received
ana was entertained in a royal manner, an
excellent collation. being furnished by the
Rebekah Lodge OF ViSaIia.
The work on the orphans home at Gilroy
has advanced so far that it is now ready for
roofing. The lathers have almost finished
their part OF the work and il is probable that
ihey VIII give way to the plasteTers this week.
The chronological lecture delivered last
NJ nday by Professor Haddock before Oriental
Rebekah Lodge attracted large number of
mem bers TO the lodge-roOm and the enter
lGIument provided was very in teresung and
much enjoyed. At the close of the lecture the
loor was cleared 1or dancing.
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Tribe, visited Santana Tribe of Fort Bragg,
Menooclno County, where they We're
Mhipple and a large delegation OF San
tana Tribe and warmly welcomed. The
ON mclal visit being over the visitors
were treated in most hospitable manner at q
spread of corn and venison. Tney were also
rendered a reception by the members OF
Ahwanee Council of the same place. The fol-
lowing DAY the visitors were taken in special
car 10 the surrounding country and among
other objects of interest were shown the log
glnS-camps and the great sawmills OF that sec
ton OF the country.
Subse quenuy the great chief of records
went TO Yreka in answer to q call TO go to
Scotts Bar with a team from Ieka Tribe for
the purpose OF conferring the degrees for
Siskiyou Tribe The team consisted of the
following-named: l.. A. Last, H. u. Stein. W.
5. Morgan, J. H. Leney. G. NJ Parkinson, H. Z.
and Edward Braudlacht Ed y. Kleier, +. w.
Cliff, A. B. Utue, Clyde Mccormack, Dr.. Fred
McNulty and Deputy S. f mer Smith. This
was on Saturday, the 18th inst, ana the de-
grees were conferred on thiTty-five candidates
IN Masonic Hall. The foIlOwing-named were
elected officers of the tribe: w. Thomas,
prophet; J. A. Diehi, sachem; W. Hunt, senior
sycamore; J. d. Last. junior sycamore; W.
Hicks, chief of records; a. Brady, keeper Of
wampum; George Milne, first sannap; l.
Hicks, second sannap; c. Mers, b {. Stout,
A. B. DOolittle and L. Jensen, warriors; Warner
Thomas, W. L Smith, d. W. Mccarthy and G.
NJ. Walker, braves. Alter the ceremony there
was great feast
On the third Tuesday in July new council
OF the degree OF PocahontaS viii be instituted
at Los Angeles.
Red Jacket Tribe of Sacramento conferred
the degrees on thirty-Eve palefaces at its last
held meeting.
Shawnee Tribe of Woodland has elected the
following chiefs for the ensuing term: W. n.
Evans, sachem; W. L. Morris, senior saga
more; Robert Eastand. junior sycamore; D.
B. Bidwell, chief of records; p. c. Weilstrup,
keeper of wan pun; S Malpiede, trustee.
The hall association is making many altera-
tions in the Red Mems buildir G on Post street.
The upper floor that was formerly occupied as
a business college is being divided off, so that
in the front part there will be hall so by 30
feet, which viii be used tor social purposes,
meetings, lectures and the like. In the rear
there viii be a large frateTnal hall and on the
sides viii be rooms that Will be needed in con-
nectiOn with these halls. The improvements
will add greatly to the convenience Of the
tenants OF the building and this upper floor
viii be reached by means of an elevator
The Daughters OF MoteZuma of the Degree of
PocahOntas have elected the following named
as their officers for the ensuing Term: POca-
honias, Mrs. s. Gutstadt; wenonah, Mrs. Z.
Weaudge; pOwhattan, Mrs Minnie Eiert;
prophe tess, Mrs o. T. Gould; kee per of records,
Mrs. E. Grant; keeper OF Wampum, H. S.
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Younr Lndies, In.titnta

The minstrel entertainment that was re-
Gently gwen 10 members only by ladies' OF
Branch No. 2, had the effect of drawing a
larger attendance of members to the hall than
there has been for many day. The enter
tainment presented was such great success
that the ladies have been asked TO repeat 1t at
a future date. This event has aroused a spirit
of emulation in he order. and now a number
of the branches are talking OF giving like en-
tertainments.
The yearly reports VIII be prepared by the
end OF July and Will be sent out shortly there
afler.
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FEATHER BOAS.

BLACK REAL OSTRICH
FEAT H Z r COLLAR
ETTES, ~ inch ribbon
ties, finest quality ieath-
ers, at 81, $3.50, SO, SO 90,
81, S4 so, 50 10 50 eacn.
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IAN EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF ATTRACTIONS!z>

Every department of our house contributes its
quota of bargains to THIS WEEKS MARVELLOUS OF
FERlNGS, which include specials from our GIGAN-
TIC SPOT-CASH PURCHASE of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Outer Garments AT LESS THAN MANUFAC-
NEW, STYLISH AND SEASONABLE GOODS, from
the VAST OVERSTOCK that we are closing out at cuts
that are outlined in the accompanying examples of
THIS WEEKS TEMPTING LEADERS!
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Imnrnred order of Red Men.

Great Chief of Records c. F. Burgman, who
had been absent for some time, being on the
trail in the northern part of the reservation,
has returned TO this City, During his absence
he, IN company with Great Junior Sycamore
g. w. Collins, Great Sannap p. l.. Bliss, Ben1a-
min F. Josselvn and A. NJ. B etZ, past great
sachems; A. Rudolph, NJ Lessen and v. Ro-
trosky, past sachems OF Miantonomah Tribe;
J. FowZer of Arapahoe Tribe, IL. y. Campbeil
OF Montezuma Tribe and 3. Fox Of oehonee
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At 25 Cents.

Al ID tents.
$50 dozen LADIES' FAST
BLACK REAL MACO
COTTON HOSE, silk fin
ish, spliced heels and
goles, worth $3.50 per
dozen, will be on sale at
25c a pair.
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PORTIEREs!
PORTIERES!

This week want to sell We have opened m
large variety OF sood styles at low prices We
large accumulation OF Porres
kind and we shall clear than their
CHENILLE PORTlERES nice dadoes and new style
ringing coios an gold, blue and old Spe CT OK
1APEsTRY PORTiERES the rich brocaded goods
oeep trnees colors olive brown, n
Gotta and new green Special t......... Pair I.J0
CHENILLE PORTIEREs, heavy grade in elegant
6aaees coors dark green olive old blue, garnet GO OO
ELEGANT TAPESTRY PoRTIEREs green, rose, CT IN
tan, ETC.. effects. Special .....'. Pair O4.OU
CHENILLE PORTIERES, specially wide each half
par being Y inches, red, rose olive blue etc @
0ieat special Pair OO'oU
GREAT VALUE IN Size 9x9 feet $3 75 each; sx1o1I
ART SQUARE d; feei; a 90 each; 9x1 feet:$5 each
CARPETS. rich coIorinoF ant raTars;b1a al he"
EVTR An importers samples-LADIES' FINE
HAAAOh' SKIRTS, in silk saeen, etc at Is per cent
off Only of a -
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At I5c per Yard.

BATISTE AND GRASS
LIN EN- EN- BROID-
Erred BANDS, regular
price soc. on sale at 15c
per yard.
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The Native Sons.

California Camp No. of the Argonauts of
California Parlor has received from the special
committee-W. D. Shee, r. w. MARYLAND and
1. F. Byington-a series OF resolutions in
memory of Edward J. Grady, q member who
recently passed away. The same was ordered
spread upon the minutes and copy sent 10
the rela tiyes of the deceased. The charter was
ordered draped in mourning for thirty days.
AT the session of Golden Gate Camp 10 be
held on the last day of the current month, the
degrees will be conferred on number OF can
ddates.
During the past week the grand secretary
Ass had much of his time taken UP forward
n to the district deputy grand presidents the
NgAlia, instructions and the secret work
which they Will require to install the recently
elected officers of parlors in their respective
Jurisdictions. The installations will take
place in the month of July.
Los Angeles Psrlor has elected the following
named for the ensuing term: Past president
I. G. Hookstratton; president, II. 6. Elkelesi
first vice president, T. w. Golding second
vice president, ". A. GlasscocK; third vice
president, L H. Norton; financial secretary,
Lee Payne; recording secre tsry, 6. J. Isaac
son treasurer, A. Ramish; marshal, Theo
Herzog; inside sentinel Z. Crolic; outside
sentinel, c. Johnson; trustees-M. Glass, II.
c. Miller and George IL. simpson surgeon, DR..
D. w. Edelman.
Atitg meeting next Wednesday night Cali
1Ornia ParIor VIII h6Ye number OF candi-
on the 7th of July Rincon Parlor will pub
icly install its officers. Deputy w. F. SOue
VIII be the installing officer. After the cere-
monY there Will be a dance, to which the
grand officers and members OF sister parlors
have been invited.
= olympus Parlor has invited the grand Off
GERS and many friends 10 attend the lnstslia-
ton of its officers and the high jinks that viii
follow This VIII take place in Devisadero
Hall next Wednesday, and as the parlor has
il It's membership m any welFknown anna
teurs, a programme tnat viii be merltorlous
anu interesting VIII be presented.
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HOSIERY.

At 25 Cents.
250 dozen CHILDREN S
FAST BLACK COTTON
HOSE, in fine and BIZ
cycle ribs, extra heavy
heels and soles, worth 81
a dozen, will be cleared
up at 25c pair.
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Native daughters of the Golden West

Mrs. Emma O'Connor and Mrs. Anna Monroe,
delegates from Hum boldt to the Grand Parlor
that met in Sonora, were visitors TO Buena
Vista Parlor at its meeting last Thursday
night
The delegates to the Grand Parlor are very
loud in their praises OF Mr.. Fisher, assistant
superintendent OF the Golden Gate Mine, near
sonors. who took SIXTY of the young ladies'
Into the mine and showed them how gold Is
extracted from unGer the surface
DardaneIle Parlor, through its president,
Mrs y. A Rother, during the session OF the
Ora Parlor, presented 10 Mrs. George Cotter
Rsan, the affable grand secretary who was
rs,eected without opposition, a handsome
S2i nugget pin
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FF}|>||2| r.

Radway's Ready Relief for Sprains. Rruisa.
sore Muscles, Cramps, Burns, Sunburns, Back
acne, Headache, Ioot hache. rheumatism Men
ralgiA, Lum baGo. Internally for ali bowel naina
collie, disrrhoea, dysentery cholera mornuE -
sickness nausea. etc. All pruggstE
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LACES.

LAOLOs
At zoe to $500 per Yard.
VALEA CIENNES LACE.
in white and butter, on
special sale this week at
&c, &c, &c, &C to 25c Der
ward
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

)So-1 46-INCH ALL-wOOL CREPON, worth 75c, Spe
icO cial Sale price 25c yard.
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LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
BOYS SAILOR SUITS.

32 BOYS FANCY STRIPED DUCK SUITS very neatly
coIors Blouse and will be offered att w
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0So-2o pieces 3sINCH FIGURED ENGLISH ALPACA
Z0O worth Soc Special Sale price 25c yard.
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S0o-2cases 48-INCH ALL PURE WOOL ENGLISH STOR
cOO SERGE, worth S5c. Special Sale price 50c yard.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS

-93 pieces 4o-INCH FANCY CHECKED DRESS GOODS,
elegant line of colorngs usual price 60c yard. On
Special Sale at Soc yard.
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EXCURSION RATES.
Note the Offers by the Burlington
Route.

Note the Offers by the Burlington
If you are going to take a vacation
or make visit this summer look over
the excursion rates below, made by
the Burlington. If you wish to travel
ON the finest train ever seen by the
people of the Twin Cities, secure tick
cts via Burlington Route.
National Conference of Charities and
Correction, at Toronto, Ontario, July
18th to 18th. Round trip rate. . $31. 90
German Christian Endeavor Society of
the United States, at ST. Louis, Mo-,
July 21st to 25th. Round trip rate
direct or via Chicago(. ....... $21 35
National Young Peoples Christian
Union. at Detroit, Mich, July 9Th
to 18th. Round trip rate. $751;
Republican League of the United
States, at Detroit, Mich, July 18th
and 18th. Round trip rate $1S. IS
Photographers Association of America.
at Lake Chautauqua, N. Y, July 18th
to 18th Round trip rate. 49,. 1928 so
international Convention Epworth
League, Toronto, Ontario, July 18th
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Baptist Young Peoples Union. at
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Round trip rate. 49,. (. $25. 55
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