The San Francisco call., 1898-07-31

with the exception of the chief companlc a ions badge: That had not been put in = fer displayed a great deal of thoughtful e ness and no little amount of bravery andc f bn in exposing herself in the to praise, not only from her circle. but a from the E. C. The circle is holding it's C sessions in the school house until the de-C Druids, can be rebuilt.
 The first meeting of the Eleventh Exec-C utive Council will be held on the even 6 ing of Tuesday. August 2 = Last week the officers of Golden EraC Circle were Installed by Grand Sub-chfefC Mrs Flora Jacobs. with the assistancec oI the modest member of Inter Nos Cir-S cIe, who acted as grand marshal, and ito IS almost needless to say that the workr was was well zone. After the ceremony thereSSS talk oi in'erestiLsS z, u Last Monday night Inter Nos circleS nad an election and work In initiation v Wncn was, considering the fact that itC was the first performed by the new Iocal0 olIlcers, given in very satisfactory man. Loyal Circle of Oakland had quite aC ttarge meeting last Monday night and - i, tHeIe were present goodly number ofS bay. '-i'' 91Ne oh 'iie
 THE PAST CHIEFS, C. F. OF A. e
 At the meeting of the Past Chiefs As-o soclation of the Companions of the ForestN of America. held last Monday night, theC following officers were elected for the en-S sung term: Mrs. L. Atwood, president;C . Mrs. E. W. Haughy. vice-president: MissC hose Reynolds, secretary; Mrs. C. LC Miller, treasurer. and Mrs. c. Tucker c guardian. The members of this associa ~ .ion can do much in the matter of ex-C tending the order, but there are manvS who are neglectful of the work they canC oo, consequently there is not so muchC ot moIA uone as there ought to be. The es-c sntert VII, give an invitation party and on the last Monday in August for theT, RPurPoss Par or arousing the interest of theo T a5u n,,h Gme.s. on Monday night there wereo a nurnper or addresses, and after theH meeting refreshments were served =
 DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE.
 Last week the ladies of Britannia Lodge, Daughters of St George gave luncheon to the First Tennessee Hesiment band and to number of Kan- sas Volunteers. There were four long ta- pies loaded down with good. wholesome Irelished by the boys in blue. Mir. Pope of rins rhe s0ns aadass 9f St. George delivered stir tfsa S.aIh.spangled Banner" and all joined in the the chorus. and quartet of the Tennes- Mother in manner that sffected fs i'ie, to tears many Of the mothers present. At the close of the entertainment the boys of the lodge. three more for MT. MT oles Pope' and then returned to camp with pleasant with patriotic American ideas can do in the the way of showing love of adopted coun-
 Mesdames E. Wits. A. Rr,arlev Hewitt; E.. J. Williams, G. Muhlner and 5. Clack, the committee of arrangements nave concluded all arrangements for the Daughters and Sons of St. George on " HMed1nesday, August 10. in Union Square Hal Hal In aid of the Red Cross Society, The will furnish the music for the evening.
 AMERICAN GUILD.
 At the meeting of San Francisco Chap ter of the American Guild last Wednes- day two candidates were elected and there was work in the initiatory degree
 There was some talk about getting up nigh Jinks some time in October or No vember but no definite action was taken, was In Watsonville last week. and he ini- tiiated four candidates for the chapter
 ANCIENT ORDER OF FoREsTERS.
 Court Lincoln has set aside the last thursday in each month for a social night At the last held meeting the court The high chief ranger and Permanent Secretary Falconer visited Court To- males last week. and were after the work
 
 Mrs. Hall, who was killed by the DOW der explosion at Melross, was the mother or J. B. Hall, recording secretary of Court Eureka of this city
 The High Court of the World will meet In Chester, England. on August l.
 A meeting of all the officers elect In this city has been called by the high chief ranger for the. 1st of August for the pur pose Of receiving instructions.
 The entertainment and dance that was given by Court Apollo in Foresters Hall on the evening of the 20th inst. was a very successful affair. It was attended by large number of the friends of the court and the programme that was pre- sented was one of the most enjoyable character. The committee of arrange ments did all In their power to please and in that 1t succeeded
 A new court has been organized at Los Angeles.
 Las. Wednesday night High Chief Ran ger Boehm visited Courts 1vanhoe and Oak Grove in this city. On Friday he
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