The San Francisco call., 1897-03-19
FRATERNAL FELLOWSHIP.
The Manner in Which keystone Lodge,
Knights of Honor, Entertain ed the
Grand Representatives

The entertainment, banquet and ball given
by the members of Keystone Lodge No. 2107,
Knights OF Honor, to the representatives to
the Grand Lodge last Tuesday night was q
combination of functions, the like of which
has never been equaled in the order.
The entertainment was in FL Dorado Hall,
in the Alcazar building, in the presence Of u
large number OF persons. who were there by
invitation, it being purely invitational
affair. There were the grand officers, grand
representatives, members OF the lodge, with
their wives, daughters and lady friends, and 3
limited number of invited guests. The first
event was short address of welcome by Fred
whicn Miss Margaret Davis young
native daughter yet in the lower teens,
who has developed wonderful ability In
instrumental music, gave Rubenstein's
"Valse Caprice'' OH the piano with precision
and execution that called forth many words
OF praise from professionals who were in the
hall. Grand Dictator Archibald Delivered q
short address, reviewing the work OF the
Knights and paid compli ment to Keystone
Lodge, saying that tits the one that has been
the most active in the. jurisdiction. Mss
Loves Morning." vocal solo. The Raisch
sisters gave piano duet which was well re.
ceiveo. Then that prince OF good fellows,
Alfred Wilkie, sang "Sally in Our Alley" and
his rendition was so acceptable that he was
forced to give an encore. Sheriff r. l. Whelan,
who is always a fayori,e wherever he vol
unteers, sang several popular songs ana was
loudly applauded. Miss Maguerite Stone, with q
great deal of force and with good effect, re-
cited Summer Dreams one of Eugene
Fields last poems. By permission OF the
management of the Orpheum the bellringers
and Mr.. Prescott, the ventrilOqutst and imi-
tator, gave evidences of their skill, and these
were very taking numbers. Miss Cathrine
Ireig OF the Tivoli Opera-house, by permis-
sion of the management, sang with fine effect
"Parfaite Amour and was forced to give an
encore. James Donahue was vociferonsly ap-
plauded for his rendition OF Don't You Tell
Her That You Love Her" and Your Baby's
Come to Town" The entertainment was
brought to close with recitations by Frank
B. Clayton who gave ''At the OPERA" and
Walter A. BeIasco. who gave "The Prisoners
Plea for Little Tim" These gentlemen ap-
peared by the courtesy of Messrs. Belasco and
La Failie OF the Alcazar.
Fred Raabe, past dictator of Keystone
Lodge, was master of ceremonies, and he acted
his part we'll. He then turned the audien ce
over to the care of c. H. Holcomb, who con-
Quoted it to the banquet in Social Hall, on the
upper floor. There all feasted on the good
things laid before them and listened to an elo
quent address by Past Grand Dictator William
Henry Barnes, who pointed with pride to u
banner that occupied conspicuous place in
the hall bearing the inscription, "Banner
Lodge, K. of H." and which has Tor long
time been held by Keystone. The hall was
cleared for dancing. which was kept up until
a late hour. During the evening icecream was
served to the ladies in a hall adjoining the
dance hall.