The San Francisco call., 1898-06-26

from sttending to the duties, rendered his resignation as one or the trustees, aliI a in his place c. H. Daggett was elected, te J. J. Cullen, the secretary, was installed as treasurer for the balance of the cur rent term, he filling both offices =.
 It was decided that the members or one of the groves at Haywards on the 10th of July It is expected that there will be about 150 persons present. Al tn- meeting there was the assurance or Slxty, and it was stated that a number who were not in attendance had signified their intention of going on that outing.
 FORESTERS OF AMERICA.
 Court Golden Era celebrated Bunker Hill day by a grand high jinks in it's hall in the Alcazar building. There was presented a varied programme which fn- cluded patriotic addresses and entertain ing numbers. There were present Captain Wankowsky of the Seventh California Volunteers and number of non-com- missioned officers and privates of the same regiment who are members or the order in the southern part of the State. The opening address was by H. K. Asher, G. S. w., who delivered an eloquent pa- triotic oration that voiced the sentiments of all present judging from the wild ana prolonged applause with which 1t was re- ceived. Then followed the programme that had for its features: Banjo solo
 
 wards; boxing exhibit, Charles Pickaro and Otto Jackson; Our Order" Grand Secretary John J. Cordy; wrestling match l.. Manlock and Joe Meagles; mandolin and guitar selections, c. Belasco and F. Bodrigue; humorist sallies, J. Laboeman; Messrs. Goldstone and Walker, piano and mandolin selections; vocal selections. by the Bolaway quartet; feats. of Juggling | E. A. Smith: stump speech by Ed A | Smith, and a comic story or two by L. Hass; William Gall was ''the clown of the ,se1<a and refreshments and all had pleasant | time.
 At the meeting of Court Sutro Heights last Thursday night w. P. Burnham and Charles Abraham were initiated into the mysteries of the order. After the regular business, Sam Yehl, the accomplished or ganist of the court, entertained with SC, lections on the piano and then furnished entertainment with selections on the photograph. J. w Richardson rendered choice music on the mandolin. George j. Strong and l.. N. Boukofsky delighted the court with vocal music and several other members contributed to pleasant even | ings enjoyment.
 COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST F. OF A.
 Last Monday night the members ot Loyal Circle of Oakland, wishing to honor Mrs. Flora Jacobs, who at the last held session of the Grand Circle was elected grand subchief companion, rendered her g l been notified that as right guide she would be expected at a stated hour to be on hand to take her part in the initiatory work. When she arrived she was usherec l into the ante-room, where. instead oi | finding candidate, she discovered, to hel | surprise, more than hundred Compan. l ions, who greeted her with very cordia. welcome She was then escorted to the main hall, where there was spread 6 bountiful collation., which had been ar direction mittee, consisting of M. E. Harris. P c. C.. Mrs. H. Ross, Mrs. R. Cohn, H. w Ross, Henry Cohn and Max E. Licht Among those present werG Ira D. Co., burn, G. c. C.; Mrs. Jacobs, the guest o1 honor; Mrs. Emma Harrington, P. G. c c. and V. G. H. B.; Miss A. D. Bremen grand recording secretary; Grand Trus 1 tees Mrs. Kemp Van Be and Mrs. Davis | Grand Right Guide Miss M. Foye and number of members of circles on the other and this side of the bay, prominent among Palo Alto Circle.
 During the evening there was an ad | 1f yoto ofad Opy,c rQ h fnva e