The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-11-13
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in Excelsior Hall on Tuesday evening
next A good programme has been pre-
pared.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
Grand Protector Mrs. L. J. Wheelock
has returned from Indianapolis, where she
attended a meeting of the grand protec-
tors and grand secretaries. held there last
September. To celebrate her return Au-
rora Lodge of which she Is member,
rendered her a reception last Monday, at
which there were present many members
of the order The hall was prettily deco
rated with flowers and evergreens. Dur
ing the evening Mrs. Wheelock gave an
account of her visit East and what was
done at the convention, to which she was
the only lady delegate. She stated that
she was placed on the most important
committees and told of the work that Will
be done in consequence of the suggestions
by the convention, and which she declar-
ed will result in the advancement or the
order particularly in California.
THE sENTINELs.
A new local fraternal organization call
ed the Sentinels of the Universe has just
been organized, and steps have been
taken to organize the first council In this
CITY. 1t will be known as Washington
Council and will be instituted before the
close of the current month with 100 mem,
bers Another will shortly be instituted
in Oakland. The Supreme. Council has
been instituted with the following , names
sentinel; j. L. Geary Jr., supreme senu-
mel: George W. Austin, supreme vice SEN
tinel and auditor; w; W Bracket sea sd
treasurer: Charles E. Parent, M. D., SUI
preme medical examiner; r. 1. lowers
supreme conductor; Howard j. Hill, SUI
preme guard, and A. ). Weihert' supreme
sentry. .oo ~,
the Sentinels will be given next Wednes-
day in Memorial Hail. Odd Fellows pullo-
ing II will be a complimentary affair.
THE NATIONAL UNION.
Last Monday night Yosemite, the Oldest
council in the State of California, held
meeting at which two candidates were
Initiated in the presence of visitors from
GaIisornia and Golden Gate councils.
This council has not made the advance
that it's standing in the ORDER tnat map Oh
the pioneer of the Californian couli ,ar,
entities it to, but recently the members
have decided to become active ana see II
they cannot do as well as some OF tneotnea
local subordinates. AFTER inc mug "a oiu ~
inee Of the Cabinet, President AFTER or
Golden Gate Council and others.
There will not be any assessment ouriiis
the month of November.
All arrangements have been completed
for the grand SMOKER to pc gwen IN E Gata
Hall bv California and Goloen cate
councils on the ldSL uSSooJ Va 49,
rent month.
AMERICAN GUILD.
San Francisco Chapter of the American
Guild at it's meeting last Wednesday nighe
addad four by initiation to it's roll of
,,,ambership. and will add four more at
the next meeting. The chapter has been
doing remarkably well during the past
two months, and 1t expects that as
result of the smoker given IN the panquet
hall of the Native Sons building Iast
niob+ nuite a number will be added to the
chapter. .ha4 10 RI no given
on the night of Thanksgiving day by To-
m les Chapter in the town or that name
has been extensively advertised IN ali
narts of Marin County, and the 1nolca-
Hons are that it will be one of the grand
est affairs that has ever taken place in
the county. There will be first-class tai
emf. much of it from this city. and Leone
brothers will furnish the music.
FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.
THE grand high jinks that was given
on the night of the 4th- inst. by the mem
beers of Court Palo Alto was another evil
.dence that this court stands IN the front
ranl, as entertainers. The members and
their friends filed the social hall of the
A1cazar building and they were enter
tanned with varied programme of music.
songs. wrestling matches and story tell
ing that met with the heartiest apprecla..
ton Leo Kaufman was the master or
ceremonies, and taking his cue from the
E,lks Imposed number of small fines on
members for all sorts of absurd acts.
The committee of arrangements consist
ing of the master of ceremonies, Leon
Morris. I Cohn, j. KAISER, M. S. Meyer.
u Rapheld j. S. Meyer, q. Levy and
Bert Kahn served refreshments and
collation.
COMPANIONS, f. OF A.
Grand Chief Companion Ira w. Coburn.