The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-13

a number of applications on hand, is
progressing.
following visits: March is, Chico; March
H. Oroville: March Is. MarySville: March
%, Stockton; March "a, Sacramento;
March %, Crockett.
THE DRUIDS
The first anniversary entertainment
given by Aurora Grove in it's tastefully
decorated hall was a successful and well
carried out affair. which was witnessed
by a large number of the membersf %
and friends. There were present -rer2-
sentatives from every local grove Nd
from groves in San Rafael. Oakland, Mo-.
desto ana Healdsourg. Ihe programme
was a good one, and the dancing was
greatly enjoyed.
The committee that is to entertain the
representatives to the grand grove will
give a picnic at San Rafael on the 22d
of May
Noble Grand Arch Collier and Grand
Secretary Graves visited Petaluma and
Cypress Groves a Petaluma last Wednes-
day. At the meeting there were present
members of Tomales and Sonoma groves.
After a presentation of the work and a.
statement of the condition of both visited
courts the visitors were entertained at a
banquet.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.
The degree team of San Francisco Tent
is kept busy at every review initiating
candidates. The two factions are still
hard at work, and the Reds hope to eat
a supper at the expense of the Blues.
There are knowing ones who say that the
Blues are laying back and will come in
at the last with a list that will surprise
the tent and the Reds Sir Knight S. w.
Hall, State commander, visited the tent
at it's last review and delivered a short
address.
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES.
The entertainment that was given last
Thursday night in ST. Georges Hall by
Golden Gate Hive was attended by a large
number of sir knights and many ladies.
There was an excellent programme that
was received with much applause There
was skirt dance by Miss Ethel Man
ming: recitation, Miss Orenia Wilson;
fancy dance, Miss Carrie Manning; reci-
tation and reading, George V. Leroi:
character song, THE Chinese and the
Ceon'' Gin costume), Victor Casmore, as
sisted by Mrs. Ida Leroi; piano selec-
lions. Abe Sichel. Dancing followed and
refreshments were served by the MEM
bers of the hive.
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE
Yorke Council, recently instituted. has
been given its number, which it 50S.
The lecture delivered last Thursday in
Murphys Hall in Ocean View by the
Rev. Father Gleason before Council No.
80 was well attended.
At the district meeting of Councils Nos.
| 35 So and 460 there was good attendance
and number of matters of interest to
the order were discussed. The next meet
ing will be held on the 18th of April in
! the hall of No. So.
YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE.
Young Ladies Institute No. T. of which
Miss May Stein is president, will give
! hop in Native Sons Hall on the 18th OF
April.
ANCIENT ORDER FORESTERS.
Court Lincoln initiated two candidates
| at its last stated meeting and elected
John B. Williams and X. N. MacLennan
| delegates to the high court Court Boz
| hernia initiated three candidates
| Court Milton in the town of that name,
a,iI live n hall on the 18th inst. On that
occasion NJ. Boehm r. Z. ;. Z. H., and
o. nj. Goldaracena, H. g 5, VIII speak
| on the principles of the order
| Courts Liberty ana Juslce nave aiiai-
The picnic committee is arranging for
~ nrapner observance of Foresters day.
The high court OF the he Pa ofb IF C1 Msy VIII
Cart Excelsior will give an entertain
! mont in the early part of April and Court
| lincoln will be its guest
| Iohn Falconer, p. s., visited Court St.
Iobn Mt Willows last week. and this week
will visit the court at Mariposa
COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST.
The past chief companions associates
will give an entertainment on the 14tht1k
April. ~
Madge Ash has ben elected to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Nellie SchweitZer from the executive
The past chiefs will pay a fraternal visit
to Pride of the Forest Circle in Oak
The executive board visited Twin Peaks
Circle last Friday.