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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-21
HOME GATHERINGS.
Dances and Receptions of the
Past Week.

On Saturday evening" March 13, masquer-
ade party was held at the residence of Way
land E. Jones, 20S Valencia street. Though
the greater portion of the company appeared
in fancy costumes, there were number OF
grotesque figures that added largely to the
amusement of the evening.
Charles Wells as "a tramp" and Weber Jones
as "Willie waggies" made decided hit and
the other fan tastics-Messrs. Nagle, Thumler,
Jones, Kays, and the Misses Florence anu Ger
tie Refen Durg, created much sport, as did
Mrs Alice Fisher as a maiden lady" and Mrs.
Jennie Jones as corn doctor"
Those IN fancy dress were: Miss BERTHE
Stotz, Miss Gertrude Aldrich, Miss Lizzie
Grimes, Miss Mabel Sheehan, Miss Carrie
Drysdale, Miss Lille Runner, Miss Annie Will
liams, Miss Mabel Jones and Mrs Addie Stew
art Ernest Kays assumed the Character OF q
young lady remarkably well, and Mrs. Annie
Kays as gypsy foretoId the past, present and
future with wonderful accuracy. Ihere were
dancing, songs and recitatlons Miss Mabel
Jones gave recitation aud danced the sailor
hornpipe. The song entitled kiss and Make
Up" sung by Robert Graham. was much ap-
preciated by the listeners.
William Kays and several OF the young
ladies also favored the company with songs.
Unmasking took place at IL o'clock, refresh
ments were served and shortly alter tne Conn.,
Dany dispersed.
Master Ross Earle schad celebrated his thir-
teenth birthday at his home, ESQ Clinton
Park, on Saturday evening last Among the
invited guests we're the Misses Emma and Rose
Lyman, Belle Mcfarland, Mamie Keough,
Mary Houston, Lizzie Manson, Addte and
Alma Deering, Myrtle Dow, Birdie and Irene
Peterson, Chrissie Thomson. Maggie Graham,
Hortense Bray, Enid Leek, Lillian Joumseu,
Annie and Mabel Copperwaithe, Flossie and
Pearl Samuels, Hazel and Alma Schad; Mas
ters Harry Deering. Hugh Bray, Milton Greif,
Forrest Leek, Clark Dove. Earle Schad; Mr..
and Mrs r. Miller, Mrs. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Greif
birthday surprise party Was rendered to
Miss Lillian Silverstein at her residence. 426
Eddy street, on last Monday evening. Music
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Grand Lodge supreme representative 10 no1o
for four years will be elected.
There is marked advent OF prosperity II
the City lodges at this time, applications iol
membership being the rule.
Myrtle Lodge at its last held meeting con
ferred the ranks en- two candidates.
An election for lieutenant-coionet OF tne
first regiment, Uniform Rank, ana ior maloi
of the first battalion oil the same regiment
will shortly be held. .,,
Zerin Kapi Temple No. 81, D. O. X. X, VII
meet on the 9th OF April for its monthly Pill
grimage. large class OF tyros Will rloe tne
camel.
Grand Chancellor McGlsshan has announced
the following visits: To Yosemite Lodge 0 O.
Merced March %, to Modesto Lodge Marcn 70
to Fow er Lodge March 20, and to MADEIRA
Lodge March 80.
Some missionary work Is soon to be engaged
in at Marysville, Tulare. Colnsa, Tur ock
Cloverdale and other places to arouse tne
lodges that have as 1t were gone to sleep.
During February Yreka Lodge OF freka re-
ceiyed nine new mem berS.
James Glenn of Bodie has been appointed
to institute lodge at Bishop.
Tracy Gait and other places in the Vlcinlty
have been recently visited by Past Supreme
Master-at-Arms George II. Morrison, general
organizer of the Endowment RanK, Win !
view to introducing or strengthenlng Tue
rank.
A company of the Uniform Rank will shortly
be organized at Visalia-
The lodge at Salinas has in view the pfocur-
ing of an outfit for amplified work
Herman Schaffner, e. X OF n. ana ., re.
and was received by large membership. On.
der the good of the order the visiting omcei
delivered an address appropriate to the occa'
sion,
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Cunard steamship Lucania, leaving there the
9th inst, for New York.
FRATERNAL FELLOWSHIP,
An Informal Reception to Past Su'
prcme Master Workman of the
a. IT w

Past Supreme Master Workman Lewis L.
Troy, a present a prominent member OF the
Railway Postal Clerks Convention and super
in tendent of the Chicago division, being one
of the delegates TO that convention, was ten
dered an informal reception in the office OF
Grand Recorder Hirschberg yesterday at noon.
He was met bya number OF present grand mas
ters and several OF the past grand officers,
after which there was lunch and an hour
was spent in the discussion OF the order, past
and present
At the close of business hours last Friday
the grand medical examiner hal been called
upon during the current month to pass ON 4O5
applications. This shows that the new classi-
fed plan has been attracting attention and
mem bers to the order.
Valley Lodge has appointed a committee to
prepare an elaborate programme TO os pre-
senled on the occasion of the celebration OF
its nineteenth anniversary. 80,
Last Monday evening Grand Master WORK
man William Winter, Frank g. Poland, u o.
w. NJ. and Sam Booth, grand receiver, visited
Tburon Lodge and exemplited the screen
work
Deputy Grand Master Workman Poland and
Deputy r. +. Wells will next week institute
lodge at Dinuba, and another at Orosi. +.
Nine applications were received from AL
viso Lodge last week. This lodge has been
| asleep Tor some time, but has recently
awakened.
month Deputy Grand Master Workman Poland
and Grand Lecturer Danforth will visit vi.
salia Lodge to confer the degrees on Class OF
forty candidates.
Grand Master Workman Winter and the San
Jose drill team will. on the evening OF the
29th inst, visit Gilroy Lodge and confer the
| degrees on q class OF twenty-five candidates.
The San Jose drill team W i'll confer the de-
grees on nine candidates in AlvisO Lodge, Mil
pitas, tomorrow night
Last Friday Sausal Lodge of Salinas was
visited by the grand master workman, who,
q
Grove. conferred the degrees on thirteen cam
didates.
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Sued for Large Damages.

Frank Cline flied libel against the British
tramp steamer Amarapoora yesterday for
$4,000 damages. Cline, in his complaint
states that white at Antwerp he was hired by
the master, William D. Cameron, to fill the
position OF ships steward. Articles tor
Twelve months cruise were signed on Feb
ruary s. 1896. The vessel went to Hongkong
Kobe, and then to Seattle. AT that port Cline
asserts that the master discharged him and
drove him from the vessel, although by the
agreement Cline should be returned to some
port in the United Kingdom. The principal
causes of complaint. however. are based upon
personal damages. Cline asserts that on the
voyage he was degraded in rank from steward
10 coal passer and compelled to sleep in the
pigpen on the exposed deck; also, that while
two exposed steam pipes, which burned his
legs so badly that he has been damaged 10 the
| amount sued.for.
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Levy Reception IN Homer of a
Betrotha1.

The engagement is announced of Miss May
belle Levy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Levy,
TO Ben Cohen.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Levy held reception re-
Gently in honor OF their daughters engage
ment, Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ H. Wascerwitz Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fogel,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sapiro, Mrs. s. Sapiro, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Ringolsky, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Levy, Miss
Maybelle Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stein. Mr. and
Mrs ]. Silverman. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cohen,
Ben cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cohen, B. Cohen,
Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Rosenthal and DR.. and Mrs.
y. J. NidaVer.
The engagement is announced of Miss Flora
MoscowiIz 20 Wolf Bloom. They will receive
1his Sunday, March 81, at 5 P. NJ, at 269 Fifth
street Oakland.
on sunday evening reception was held al
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Goldsteln,
1919 Sutter street. IN nonor OF the
engagement OF their daughter Lille 10
Isaac Wolf, prosperous merchant OF this
City The friends OF the young people
began TO call at an early hour and continu ued
10 come all the afternoon and evening. The
residence was beautifully decorated. The
young people were the recipients OF great
number of very valuable and hands ONE pres
GQtS.
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We've Goad have returned from their visit to
the Eastern aud Southern States.
Mrs. D. Cohen of 112S1l Turk street has dis
continued her day al home.
Miss Annie Mayer has re eturned to Napa after
a short visit wi her aunt, Mrs. l.. Goldberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Huntington are expected
to arrive here from New York about April B.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson Whittier
(aee Carroll) sailed from New York City last
Saturday to visit Egypt.
Mrs. William Kohl and Miss Mamie E. Kohl
of San Mateo are passing month in Washing
Mrs. H. NJ. Gillig has gone to Europe to pass
about three months in Italy and the South OF
France.
II. E. Huntington, Julius Kruttschnitt ana
]. q. Stu bbs left for New Orleans last Sunday.
Mrs. William H. Mills and Miss Ardella Mills
returned from Sacramento last Saturday alter
q brief visit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s Hicks have returned
Los angeles ing sf CT s'Hs sesr aa wssI o
field.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Parker Whitney and Miss
Whitney of Boston arrived here last Monday
ard are at the Palace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Pease arrived III New
York City Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank H. Fisher are comfort
ably situated in fiat at 402 West One Hum
dred and Twenty-fourth street, New York City.
Mrs. Fisher is studying vocal culture under
George Sweet, and will soon start on dramatic
work
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Gerstle have rented
cottage in San Rafael Tor the summer season.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Louis Sloss are passing month
at the Hotel Rafael.
Joseph Sioss left last evening for New York
City and will be away Tor several weeks.
Bert r. Hecht will leave next week for
Europe to join his mother and sister, Uho
have been travelling there for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haas and family. II.
L. Simon and Miss Anna Simon are en- route
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Wightman (nee
Ferrer) are passing several months in Los
Angeles
W. B. Hamilton is en- route home from Now
York and Washington, D. c., after an absence
of several weeks.
Major Frank Mclaughlin, who has been in
Washingt ton, d. c., and New York for some
time, is expected 10 return next week.
Harry Nj. Gliig, Donald de V. Graham,
Jerome A. Hart, Alexander Hamilton and
Frank L. Unger, who have been passing the
last two months in the Hawaiian Islands,
where they were extensively entertained, re-
turned to this City last Wednesday on the
steamer Australia.
Mr.-and Mrs william Greer Harrison and
Miss Harrison left for New York City last
Tuesday. Mr.. Harrison will remain there for
some time, but his wife and daughter will pro-
ceed to Europe to travel for a couple of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loring G. Nesmith of San Jos e
have been passing the week at the California
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Gilmore Holcombe, nee
| Gibbs, will return to the City on Monday,
March %, and reside at the Hotel Pleasanton,
after passing their honeymoon at Coronado,
Los Angeles, Pasadena, Santa Barbara and
other points in Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Morse are the guests
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FROM GREATER NEW YORK
Budget of Interesting News and Gossip
About the California Colony in the
Eastern Metropolis

| the inaugural parade and exercises, and
| thereby hangs tale worth repeating. 1t
seems that in 1883 Colonel Marceau be-
| ing resident OF Ohio, was appointed on
| Governor Foraker's staff Colonel Bush.
nell was also a member of the staff and be
and Colonel Marceau became fast friends
Nine years have passed and The fates have.
/ with the wise assistance of politics made
| Colonel Bushnell the Governor of Ohio.
When Governor Bushnell heard of Colonel
Marceau's presence,in the East last month
he sent MIN au urgent invitation toride
with him and his staff on the inaugural
| day.
Colonel Marceau charmingly accepted
his old comrades invitation and that
is how it happened that he rode in full
regimentals with the Ohio representatives
the day OF McKinley's installation.
Colonel Marceau came up from WASH
ington on Wednesday and expects to re-
main in New York couple of W eks. He
solemnly declares that he is here on
pleasure trip and that business or political
matters are entirely dismissed from his
mind for the present.
]. Philips Erie, prominent resident OF
Los Angeles, is visiting the city for
short space.
Charles L. Fair and Mrs. Fair have been
quietly living at the New Netherland
Hotel during tine past few weeks. They
have gone to California for short stay,
but will return to New York probably in
the latter part of April, when they antici-
pate journey abroad.
Mrs. Martha c. Vincent. who for many
years was "a teacher at Mills Seminary,
has been giving lectures throughout the
New England States on educational sub
jects. She mas met with encouraging sue
cess and will continue her tour for couple
of months more. Her young son, Harold
Vincent, is residing in New York and is
connected with the Holland House. Mrs.
Vincent and he are planning to return to
California in the early summer months.
The sad news of the alarming accident
which Miss Helen Thornton, daughter of
Crittenden Thornton, met with last Tues
day in Paris has caused much sympathy
and many expressions of regret among
the Californians who know Mr.. Thornton.
1t seems Miss Thornton was thrown from
her bicycle while riding in the Bois dc
Boulogne. The fall was so violent that
her right leg was fractured in two places.
Her condition is serious.
G. E. Mackey of San Francisco is
guest at the Waldorf. He reached New
Yorg the 18th.
Gentle-eyed Katherine Gray has gained
sufficient strength since her long and pain
full illness to take an ocean voyage down
to Florida. Her ply sicians advised the
journey by water because OF the comfort
ana freedom from any sort OF excitement
or exertion. She will probably return on
the same steamer, remaining in Florida
but few days. TRELLA FoLTz ToLAND.
81 Park row.
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Imnroyed Order of led Mem.

Pawnee Tribe OF Alameda had one adoption
at its last-h held council.
Yosemite Council of the Degree OF Poca-
hontas, located in Alameda, was visited last
week by the degree team of Pocahontas Coun-
sciI and five candidates were adopted There
were present a number OF visitors from Elm
hurst.
Asa result of the masquerade ball recently
given b. White Eagle Tribe 800 was added to
the treasury.
Wenonah Council of Sacramento cleared
1922 by the quilting party recently given
Miantonomah Tribe was at its last-held
council visited by a number OF members OF
other tribes, and two palefsces were adopted
in manner that won for the workers many
words of commendation.
Pohanachee Tribe conferred the third de-
gree last Monday.
Sotoyome Tribe conferred the degrees at
the two lastheld councils and great deal OF
enthusiasm was manifested by the members.
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[ESAHE season continues quiet and uneyent-
SatyS full. 1t is expected, however, that there
ctAyCA will be several informal entertain ments
duting mid-Lent to break the social calm.
The first spring wedding is announced. Miss
Aileen Goad and C. X. Mcintosh will be mar
ried on the 9TH of April. The ceremony is to
be held at the Goad residence on Washington
street IL is TO be a O'Clock Wedding and
only relatives and immediate friends viii at
tend.
On Friday last Mrs. James Stewart caves tea
at her home, 2505 Pacific avenue, compliment
tary to Mrs William Greer Harrison and the
Misses Harrison, who have since left for an ex-
tended European visit.
In New York they are tightening the dull
Lenten monotony by a model doll show given
under the management of ''Vogue," and with
a long list OF society representatives. SIS patron
esses.
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs and Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander are among those most actively in
terested In the show, the proceeds of which
are 10 go to the Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria
hospital.
The idea of an exhibition offashions in min
iature, which was inaugurated by the model
doll show of March, 1896, has been productive
OF most excellent results.
Attention has been drawn to the ability OF
certain American dreSsm akers to produce
Or4RlIdl gowns INSs equal or are SupeIlOr "
apy obtainable at Paris or Vienna.
This application of the arts OF design to dress
is most Important in respect 10 the develop
ment of American industries.
Prizes are offered by Mrs. William c. Whit
ney of 500 for the best dinner and ball gown,
b. Mrs. Bradley Msrtin of 800 for the best
street gown. by Mrs. Oelrichs of 800 for the
best garden party gown, and by Colonel Albert
A. Pope OF $lo0 for the pest bicycle gown.
=. The wedding OF Miss Kathleen McGrew and
DR.. Charles Cooper viii take place next
Wednesday in Honolulu. After the wedding
they VIII visit this State, and then 20 TO Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Ben C. Truman has returned TO Los An
geles alter a three weeks visit here at the
Occidental Hotel On the two days prior 10
her departure she was entertained at Iunch-
cons given by Mrs. C. F. McDermott of Oak
land and Mrs. /. w. Hellman of this City al
their respective residences
Mrs. Sigmund B. Schloss entertained eleven
young ladies at luncheon last Monday at the
Hotel Riehelieu. The affair was complimentary
TO Miss Rosalie Neustadter, whose engagement
was announced recently. The table was beau
tifully decorated in white and green, and the
afternoon was delightfully."- passed.
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be at home the third Thursday of every
month.
Captain George Rice and Miss Birdie Rice
expect to leave San Rafael on the LIST to spend
the summer at Pas Robes.
Tilden Dickins is visiting relatives at st.
Helena.
Captain NJ. H. Taylor and wife, manager OF
the Hearst ranch, and Horace Davis are
among those registered at Paso Robes
Mrs. Harry Casner has moved from 2261a
Fulton street to 1919 Jackson street. At home
the last Thursday in the month.
James Cross, manager of the Hobart estate.
is taking the cure at Paso Robles. Mrs. Cross
accompanies him.
W. F. Goad and the Misses Aileen and Gene
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Degree of Honor.

Ivy Lodge gave domino party last Wednes-
day, which was attended by large number
of persons, who enjoyed themselves hugely.
Martha Lodge of Fresno initiated twelve
mem pers during the month of February. The
work was done by the drill team OF this lodge,
which was recently formed, and it is said that
the work was done in most satisfactory man.
ner. The lodge has several candidates for
imitation.
The officers of this order are happy in the
fact that the beneficiary branch Is increasing,
slowly, 1t is tue, but still increasing.
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PERSONALS.

Miss Tenie Stack and Miss Katie Nunan are
visiting Mrs. J. A. Hicks at Los Gatos.
Mrs. Charles E. Blake and Miss Jessie Blake
have gone 10 Southern California for few
months.
Mr. aud Mrs. Moses Clayburgh and their
visit.
Miss Lille Goldstein. 1919 Sutter street, will
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Knights of Pythias.

The Supreme Tribunal of the Knights OF Py-
thias having decided that the new ritual for
the Uniform Rank was not properly adopted
by the Supreme Lodge. according to the con-
stitution, it will be withheld until after the
next biennial convention of the Supreme
Lodge.
Representatives to the Grand Lodge that is
to meet in Hanford on Monday, the 18th, will
be elected by the subordinate lodges at the
first meeting In April At the session OF the
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IN THE FUTURE.
Bernstein Diamond Wedding Ce1e.
hrafSoo

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bernstein will celebrate
their diamond wedding this Sunday al their
residence, 1415 Jackson street There will be
a reception from TO P. NJ
The pupils OF Pncketts Academy viii give
an evening dress party next Tuesday,
March 2S
The Peerless Club will give its second annual
hop on Thursday evening, April 1, in Native
E. S. Bonelli, director of the San Francisco
Conservatory of Music, will give concert
Wednesday evening, March "a. at the Y. NJ. C.
A. Hall Ire following interesting progra mme
will be rendered:
Amlte pour Amitie (piano and cello, - Mason
Misses Agnes Akmsn, Annie Hauptii, Annie BEN
son and K. &. Mclean.
Alice Martin.
Vocal solo, "Pur Dicestr .....,.........L Lott
Miss A. Butler.
}G) 81 etave study d., kuhak
Z" fs'ps'O1l Miss aUsah Mabel Highly. "soe'
String orchestra. Reinecke
s a,sss "Rsass Of the Night .Bee,hovsn
viOlins-Mi.ses a. Benson. E. salter. F.
Lynch, Marie Abelie. Grace Lynch, Emma
h,,; Me,srs. McNsVin, K T. Drake W ". os%srs; ss
f. Elasssn, G Carran, H. Bowers
viola-Miss P. Bowers, A. Hunt.
Cello and bass-R Mclean, q. Widder.
Ia butterfly
t6i .Mi'itary po,onaisen .-..-. ......... Chopin
Miss Mamie Muncy.
NJ Mandolins, guitars and cello
Guarda Che Blanca Luna. .,......... ...... Campans
Mandolins-Misses X. Lynch E. Norris, Mrs.
Bonelli, g. Lachman, c. Bricca, y. Abrams
and 4. Kenne.
Gui.ars-Miss Brcca, H. w Warren and R. Geddes.
Cello G. Wioder.
Plano sOfi--
(6) Valse "Faust'' '.'......-.....-.. ...'h hisH
r.. iss Florence Burke
Mandolins, gu.tAr and celio
Overture-"rEe Enchantrass'' .......... Dalby
Mandolns-Messrs g. Lachman, ). Abrams +.
Kenne. Guilars-Mpssrs 4. Geddes and II
Warren. Cello-G. Widder
Song-se ected. Stantini
Piano solo-Rhapsodie No. Liszl
Miss Katie Lynch.
Observation-Disclosures anu piano.. ....... Herm anr
First solo violin, Mis-. Grace Lynch; second sole
vloD, iss Annie Beuson violin, G. Nc
Nevin; viola, Miss PHOEBE Bowers: cello, Mr.
Mclean; piano, Miss 4. Norris.
Piano soil. Observation-Disclosures.
(G) Improml tn Op. 3D.. Chopin
(b) Voice Invention No. X..........,.... Bach
Miss Ida Bradley.
Mandolns, guitar and celo-Serepade, aSoavi'
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of President and Mrs Mckinley at the White
House in Washington, D. c. They Will soon
pay brief visit TO New York City, returning
to San Francisco early III April.
Mrs. Edward A. Beicher has returned from
visit to friends in santa Cruz.
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin and Miss Agnes Nc
Laughlin of Santa Cruz Will go Eastd May on
a months trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Hirsch of Portland.
Or, are at the Occidental Hotel. The misses
Hirsch are visiting Mrs NJ. Blum at 229o
Franklin street.
julius Platshek, accompanied by his son,
Attorney M. j. Platshek, after a tour in Europe
for almost year, now In. London,
homeWard bound, and Will sail on the
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and dancing were the features of the evening.
Among those present were: Miss AmeHa
Zacharias, Miss Gabrielle Guittard, Miss Ruth
Hammersehlag, Miss Laura Wilka. Miss Roma,
Miss Stella Cohen, Miss Mae Tiiley, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Silverstein, Mrs. s. T.. Shoots, Mrs.
merschlag, Phil Friedman, Alva Posener,
Julian Posener, Jesse Lasky Will Oberdeener,
Henry Gilbert, Irwin Silyerstein and Jesse Sill
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. The United Social Club will give a private
masquerade bail Saturday evening. March 27,
at California Hall, $40 Bush street, near Pow
ell. The committee having the affair in charge
Moore, Joseph Brown. Peter Owens Neil Prem
dergast, Mamie Scott Nellie Nc Dermott, Doliie
Anderson, Susie Desmond, Annie McCarthy
Nora Keating.
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Tho thbone Sisters.

temple of the Rathbone Sisters is being Or
ganized in Red Bluff, ana it will be ready for
Institution early next month.
Beatrice Temple of the Rathbone Sisters was
instituted on the 18th inst. by Mrs w. Katzan-
stein p. G. C. and D. d. G.. G..