The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-08-28
ORDER EASTERN STAR.


Next Tuesday and Wednesday Mission
Chapter will repeat the farce. THE Old
Maids Convention" which proved such
great success last season. 1t has been rel
written new songs have been introduced.
some patriotic and some otherwise, and
dew jokes will be offered. 1t will be an
bid friend in a new dress, and will. no
ioubt, be welcomed by all who had the
pleasure of witnessing it before. 1t is to
be given in Mission Music-hall, and each
evening after the farce there will be
lance.
Mission Chapter is doing well, is receiv-
ing applications att every meeting, and
aas now several candidates for initiation.
Golden Gate chapter % Intervening OF
The 18th had very plea1 int meeting. it
being reception to sold IS, There were
present about seventySflvg Of the boys in
blue, who, after the ness meeting n
loyment provided by thet .asnnlittee under
he direction of Mrs. Geor;ge l.. Darling.
There were songs. whis ssing solo ana 40
s eaeq env9 46e Tee sG es in the
Eelope the name Ct az aGlS With with al re-
b biaekb 20 Hfa~ some R's Of efforts We're
:. unique. to say the, lgas There were vel
P arss for &ta hs Sss w Collation. Rs
On Friday evening, the1gth inst. there
d
Chapter, in Shells building. It was the
farewell meeting of Mrs. G. Wet1en, the
worthy matron, who will shortly leave Tor
The East for the purpose of attending the
golden wedding of her parents. She, Will
be accompanied by her eldest daughter
After the close of the. business and the
wishing of godspeed and safe return to
he worthy matron and her charming
laughter, who is also member OF the
thapter there was an adjournment to the
5anquet-hall, where an excellent collation.
was served. After the banquet there was
dancing until midnight. Among the many
who were. present to say adieu were a
plumber of the prominent members of the
order and the following named who wear
Ehe blue: Captain A f Burton o Company ANY
regular nurse for the Fifty-flrst Iowa;
puartermaster Sergeant Frank Coop,
First Sergeant George E CTyer. C9 error
~. d. Simmons, Archie Sheppard, Oscar
Williams, Wade NJ. Cook and Wn. 4.
Petit al Of CCo onpary T9rp196 Gan ii Pr F.
Yates Charles ". Brown, J. E. Kelley,
Roy Brown. George A. Kelly an and F. i,, r
sergeant Wishner, Corporal 3. e. North
rup and Private B. H; Kerfoot Of the
twentieth Kansas and Privates Charles
Elliott and T. B. MCGEE of the Third Ar
The worthy grand matron recently Wis
tied the chapters in Sebastopol, santa
Rosa, Healdsburg and Lakeport-
ODD FELLOWSHIP.
Last Thursday night Western Addition
Lodge celebrated It's nineteenth anniver-
sary in its lodge room. Past Grand Mas
ter Barnes gave brief historical re-
view of the lodge and told many interest
ing things about its early membership.
w. H Barnes, P. G. M, will deliver an
address before Pacific Lodge on the even
ing Of the 1st of September.
On Tuesday, the 9Th of September. Bay
City Lodge will celebrate its forty-first
anniversary, and on the 18th Farnsworth
Lodge will observe its third anniversary.
On the 22d of September William Henry
Barnes will appear before Unity Lodge
and tell the members how 1t feels to be
a years OF age and to have been an Odd
Fellow forty-three years.
Templar Lodge initiated Newton. EN-
nett May last Wednesday, Just prior to
his departure for Honolulu.
Oriental Rebekah Lodge No. go had an
initiation last Wednesday night in the
presence of visitors from across the bay.
After the meeting there was collation.
and music and Song.
THE NATIVE SONS.
The five parlors located in Humboldt
County will hold Admission day celebra-