The San Francisco call., 1898-03-27

organized and instituted new court at Tuscon, Ariz., with fifty-one charter members. The chief ranger is w. F. B. Field, and F. s. Hildreth Is the recording secretary.
 Court Sutro Heights on last Thursday elected E. S. Harding and F. N. Boukof- sky delegates to the Grand Court. and George K. Small and l.. N. Boukofsky al ternates. Committees on the good and prosperity of the court were appointed, and there were addresses by Court Depu- ty Waller George J.. Strong, George K. Small and others on various topics, nav ing for their purpose the devising of means to draw attention to the court and it's work.
 COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST, F. O. A.
 Manzanita, the new circle recently or ganized and instituted at Angels, Gala veras County, gave calico bah on the night of the 17th inst It was well attend ed and proved a great success. There were some very elegant costumes, the most attractive being worn by Mrs. George Schad, Mrs. c. w. Tryon, Miss Ruby Lille, Miss Julie Pache and Mrs. Matson. During the evening an excellent supper was served to the members and guests.
 Last Monday night Palo Alto Circle was instituted in this city by Grand Chief Companion Mrs. Emma Harrington, as- sisted by Grand Secretary Miss Bremen, Grand Treasurer Mrs, Miller. Grand
 
 Miss Mental of Hamlet Circle, who acted as grand organist. This circle, organ ized through the efforts of Grand Trus- tee Mrs, Jacobs, Miss R. Casper and Miss Fannie Lewis and members of Court Palo Alto of the Foresters, starts out with membership of twenty-eight, and 1t is expected that at the next meeting there WI be a number added to the roll The officers chosen for the first term are: Miss Ra -boas, J. F. C. C.; Miss Pauline Aaron, (. C.; Miss belle Rayfield, S. C.; F. S.. Miss R. Aaron, L. G.; Miss c. liar ris, R. G.; Miss L. Elberg, 1. G.; Miss Fannie Lewis, o. G.
 At the session of Inter Nos Circle last Wednesday night the grand chief com panion gave an interesting account of the official visits she recently paid to various circles in the ir'erior. From the verbal report she made it appears that there is considerable interest manifested in the order at this time and that t.-ere is good prospect of the institution of five more circles. During e session, under good sion on the subject of the need of a re- vision of the work of initiation.
 Miss Mary Foye has been elected dele gate to represent San Franc1Sco Circle in the Grand Circle.
 The grand chief companion, the grand sub-chief companion, Mrs. Jacobs, grand trustee, Deputy Mrs. Kirchner an>- oth- CTS paid an official visit last Thursday to Pride of Columbia Circle, at iilch there was consideraple discussion on matters for the good of the circle and order.
 THE CHOSEN FRIENDS.
 The thirteenth anniversary of the insti- tuition of the Evans Council was celebrat- ed last Thursday night by whist and progressive euchre party. The hall was well filled, and among the prominent members of the order there were c. M. Arnold P. s. C.; A. B. Sanborn, F. G. c; w. F. Gibson, P. s. T.. s. c. Wallis, G. R., and Mrs. Sweeney, G. r. At euchre the first prize was carried away by Mrs. H. Mandrell and the booby by Mrs. C. J. J. MacEwen. and the booby to H. Man drell. At whist Mrs. Steigelman won the first prize and Miss Beadsley was award ed the booby: Grand Recorder s. c. Wallis secured the gentleman first prize, and Walter N. Brunt got away with the booby prize. box of monkeys. After the games there was served up colia- ton and light refreshments.
 On April IA Grand Councillor Boehm will pay an official visit to Crystal Council, and on the 4th of the same month he will
 Last Tuesday Past Supreme Councillor Arnold, Supreme Vice-Councflor Hutton, corder Wallis paid an official visit to Elm pire Council. and they were received by large membership.
 Riverside Council at Reno initiated four candidates at its last held meeting.
 COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST.
 Last Wednesday night Minerva Circle gave very pleasant social in Foresters' Hall, and it was very select There was a good programme of dances that were offered under the direction of the com mittee of arrangements, consisting of Mesdames Lowe, Kilconya, Clancy, Bell, Doyle, Page, Massey, Blake, Woods, But Ter, Barrett and Oster.
 John Falconer, Mrs Beverson, Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Ash paid visit last Monday to the circle Tn Stockton, and they were received in a most fraternal manner, being met at the depot by a dele gation from the circle and escorted to the hall. At the close of the work of the circle the visitors were entertained at a banquet.
 Loyal Circle will hold an open meeting on the 11th of April, and on the 23d they will give social.
 Little Tryphina Pritchard, the daughter of a prominent member of the order, one whose artistic dancing and eloquent reel tations at meetings have charmed thou sands, will. on the evening of the 21st of Ar.r{ fy, Mo- nct Jn1 ha fHa