The San Francisco call., 1897-11-14

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matron; Adam c. Greenfield, patron; Kate
Bareilles, eonductress; Fannie Simpson, asso-
cete eonductress; Bertha Hare, secretary.
The Odd Fellows.
The journal Of the grand encampment, re-
Gently closed al Los Angeles, viii be ready
for distribution this week. 1t makes a book
of16S pages. is ornameuted with portrait OF
Past Grand Patriarch Doran ana has a we'll
written history OF the week in camp.
California RebeKah Lodge No. l viii give
grand entertainment and dance in Old FeI-
lows Hall on Friday next A frSt-class pro
gramme viii be offered.
The entertainment that was given by Unity
Eucampment last Tuesday was well attended
The fair was in the nature of soiree m usi-
Gale and cons sted Of Whisuing selections by
Miss Cordie Wetjen, after a few words OF vel
come by George 7. Shaw; song, A. f Nye; Sc
lectlons by the MEMO Club; cornet solo, Miss
Pearl Noble; selections by the knlckerbo eker
cub and there was also address by Morris
N. Estee on ''Mistake Not of Moses, but of
Men"
Excelsior Degree Lodge and Harbor View
Lodge will visit Healdsburg on Saturday 10
conf er the three degrees.
There viii be meeting of district deputies
and delegates from the local lcd2es IN the
Office OF the grand secretary tomorrow even
ing to arrange for number of public meet
ings.
being the leading lodge in cOntrl utions TO
the orphans home. 1t has cOntr buted all
the furniture ior the par.or OF the home.
President Mrs. karSner visited California
Lodge last Saturday night
The relief committee visited Occidental
Lodge last week, on which occasion taere was
presented a fine programme OF entertainment.
The following named compose the Christ
mas cheer committee, that has for It's object
the remem bering OF those VINO during the
HOLIDAYS ave not all the pleasant things of
jacob; BaT City No. IL, O Asch, \. te:ner;
TemIlar Il, l. F Metzger; Farnsworto 80, !.
Bradford, T. X. Kase; Abou Ben Adhem ll2,
F. Madsen; Apollo 123, c. +. Perry {. + + f.;
Parker 124 J. Wells j. +. Nichols; Unity l3l,
R DrOss. J. f Schufert; Picihc 100, W. II
Clausen, I. HoughwOut; Ophlr III, d. Pea
body a. Platte; Occidental 179. J. McDon-
d. W. &. PIiler: Cosmopolitan l94, ): A. Lar
kin, Robert Wynell; Hermann Id, W. JAEGER,
A Lorentz; Alta 2U5, w II. SDItL, W. B. It'd
bett; Franco-AmeTican 207, ]. GodcRu, l. L.
Remy; Fidehty 222 A ". Downes, W. H.
Stack pole; Morse 257, J. NJ Wilson, II. Spell
man; Western Addition 2S5. a W. Howell, j.
Conkiu; Excelsior 80, a d. FaiTcnlId, J. +.
Hardin; Presiulo 334, ; +. DAVIDSON, ii.
Brown; Temn'ar Reuekah Lodge 19. Mrs Sp Il
uey; Loyal 215, Mrs, Cyrus, Mrs.. L1lrdi MS
sion 225. - sHIntop, Mrs. Barnes; Occidental
campInent, Il. H. Dobbin. The officers OF the
committee are: J. J. Mcdonald, president J.
+. Nichols, secre tary; F. a. jennings treas
urer.
Ancient Ord er of United Workmen.
The movement that has been started in
Franklin Lodge o secure general headquar-
ters for the ord T in this city is meeting with
considerable encouragement A number of
the lodges visited by the com mittee from
Franklin have at the request of that lodge ap-
pointed committee OF three each to the con-
\ a j,,t TIM ff,tr
to discuss the proper means to secure the end
sought TO be reached.
Memorial Lodge on last Monday received
two applications. Pros Derity Lod ge on last
Tuesday initiated five candidates with its
drill team, which is making rapid advance
ment toward perfection.
Excelsior Lodge on last Friday he id me M o.
r.al eXeI cIses over several deceased members
of the lodge.
new lodge has been establis he'd a. Sequel,
one has been Instituted at Livingston, Merced
County, one is soon to be instituted in Fall
River, Shasta County, and one in AZusa, Los
Angeles County.
Next Thursday Park Lodge Will hold an
open meeting in Devisadero Hall, when the
grand master workman Will deliver an ad-
dress. The same evening there will be q
pubic meeting in Sacramento under the
auspices OF Union. and Sacramento lod es
wuen an address will b delivered by Judge
q -oree II. Bahrs, grand overseer.
The California drill team of West Oakland
VII give entertainment in Fraternity Hall,
h
a rev lodge will be Instituted at Carvanza.
An application ior charter has been received
from Azuza. 1t bears thirty-eight signatures.
Franklin Lodge No. "A on last Fridav had It's
hall crowded with its own members, members
of the Past Masters Association and mum per
OF strangers, who assem- bled to enj-,y a stag So
cial given to let the community know tnat the
old-time lodge is still in the ring and moving.
There present also Grand Recorder
HirshberC Grand Receiver Booth and Past
Grand Medical Examiner Daywalt. There
tod a for ha on
tertainment of all. There was topical song
by H. Selbert, instrumental music, dancing of
sailors hoInpipe by Master l. Levy. son OF
the master workman, address by DR.. Day walt,
vocHI solo by 0yerseer Haacock, selections by
Joe Baldrici, NJ. Rodriguez, L. F. du Fresno and
Willie Cassele, composing the q adiator Man
colin Club; vocal solo by Grand Receiver
Booth an eloquent address on the order by
Grand Recorder HiTshb berg and Chinese lmits-
tions by +. Miller, member OF the lodge.
T. j. Dwyer talked with his friend Casey"
and there were number of others who con-
tributed to the entertainment of the evening.
The affair was conducted under the super
vision OF S Hoffman, chairman OF the com
mittee of arrangements
California, according TO the reports of the
supreme recorder s. till leads in gains. Al the
close OF business on last Friday, the medical
examiner for California had passed on 2I4
applications since the 1st inst
Degree of Honor
The two days bazar given last week bv wv
Lodge OF the Degree Of Honor in Oakland was
one of the most successful affairs that this
enterprising lodge has given. There was a
good attendance each evening, and in addition
to the attractions in the numerous booths
there was a select programme each night for
the entertainmento of the visitors
Elections in this order will lake place on the
first meeting nigh in December.
The Native Sons.
The entertainment and dance that is to be
given in Native Sons Hall on the evening oi
next Thursday by California Parlor promise.
to be one of the best that this parlor has ever
given. 1t will consist of a grand minis trel en-
tertainment in which the ladies of Buena Vists
Parlor, Co. A. L. of c. Glee Club, Press Gu
quartet. Miss 2. L Pracht. cornetist. anC