The San Francisco call., 1898-06-19
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arrangements for the proper observance of the anniversary of the founding of the order. There will be service by Rev. Dr. Locke at the Central Nj. E. Church and semble at quarter to o'clock to march to the church in a body, from Washington Hall on Eddy street.
 FOREsTERs OF AMERICA.
 Court Zenith has elected the following as officers for the ensuing term: John Mannix, c. R.: Robert Taylor, s. C. R.; R. A. Lynch, R. S.; C. R. Hunt, s. w: P. J. Ramsdell J. w.; A Courtney, S. B., and F. A Henning J. B.
 Court Justice on last Monday had work in the initiatory degree and then elected the following named to serve for the en- suing term: H. J. Schole, c. R.; H. Leo pold, S. c. R.; Thomas sewell R. s.; c. Wehr Jr. s. w: F. Wehr, J. w.; A. Valante, s. B., and T. A. Jones, J. B. This court proposes to change it's meet ing night from Monday to Friday.
 The following named have been elected to serve Court San Francisco for the en- suing term: George BehaH, P. c. R.: S. Sternberg, c. R.; c. Names, s. c. R.; M. Harbland, J. W; Ben Levy, iiG $. B.; g. W. w. H. Smith, J. B.: pr. c w. Card, trus- tee.
 High Chief Ranger Samues has ap- pointed up to date the following deputies for San Francisco:
 For Court Robin Hood, Herman Kohn; Au- rora- Isador Beban; Golden, Gate. F. W. sev- City, NJ Levy; Euclian, J. Sparrowe: Eclipse j. T;,sItco M s%aunderTi a HubeTtus. A EuhTmann Golden West J. Calman: Zenith. E. W. Haughey Defiance. E. s. Harding; Stanford, Dorado. Phiiip PhiFips; Western % Addition, ' M M J. Maguire Golden Eagle. Charles Greenlaw: Goldea Era, L. N. Bogkofsky; Washington, c: 5sssR hasn Rgs5a sssi h5SE H | Eos So5 RoSsa William Reid Hayes Valley, Thomas F. Moran; Farallone, il. Nathan; Barbarossa, sutro Heights, P J Gray ''- -'''' ''''
 COMPANIONS OF THE F. OF A.
 Steps have been taken for the organi- zation of a new circle in Redwood City, and the prospects are that it will be a live, active one
 Last Thursday night Bonita Circle had a pleasant meeting, and at its close a member of Inter Nos Circle presented to the junior past chief companion, Mrs. K. McCaffrey, on behalf of Bonita, a past chiefs certificate and a past chief S badge as a token of it's appreciation of her services while in the chair. The cir Gle then rendered reception to Ira W. Coburn, its recording secretary, on ac- count of his elevation to the highest of flee in the order, that of grand chief com paniOn
 At the, meeting of Live Oak Circle last Wednesday night Herman Kohn, the dep- uty who for number of years has and has been most attentive in the interest of the circle, was by the circle presented very fine combination watch charm of gold and enamel. It is past chief companions and past chief ranger s badge, artistically blended It was well deserved tribute to a painstaking and | conscientious officer.
 Palo Alto Circle on last Wednesday had an enthusiastic meeting, there being more than forty members present. The occasion was made one of congratula tion l to Mrs. Flora Jacobs, the organizer of the circle, on her elevation to the position of | grand sub-chief companion. During the evening there were three limitations, and addresses were made by Deputy M. D. Harris, Deputy Mrs. Bertha Ross, Dep ] uty E. J. Chamberlain, Deputy M. E. Licht and the grand sub-chief com l panion.
 A new circle Is being organized by Grand Chief Companion Coburn, with 5 | charter members.
 The following are the deputies that | have been up to date named by Grand Chief Companion Coburn:
 Mrs Lizzie Atwood, for Excelsior. Inter Nos and Presidio Circles; Miss A. D. Bremen for Oakland Circle; Thomas F. Blake, for Diana l Circle; Mrs. H. Worms. for Loreey Circle; Herman Kohn, for Live Oak Circle; Miss A. l Jacobs, for Golden Era Circle; Mrs. M. Con- i nell for Bonita Circle: Mrs. L. Kirtchner. foI | Pride of Columbia Circle Mrs. M. A. Coleman for Ocean View Circle; E. J. Chamberlain, fol Phoenix Circle; Miss J. Aust, for San Diego Circle; NJ. E. Licht, for Loyal Circle; Mrs. c P. Mugler. for Chrysanthemum Circle; Joseph Silvia, for Sotoyome Circle; Dr. c. F. Pache for Manzanita Circle; M. E. Harris, for Palc Alto Circle: c. D. Steinegul, for Pride o1 Butte Circle and Mrs W. B. Ward, for Wash 1 ington Lafayette Circle.
 Grand Keeper of Records and Seal H l hn ffranr iC frf hut $n yfcft tpe knights a directory arranged in conve. nient form of all the lodges in this city together with time and place of meeting
 Geyser Lodge of Cloverdale Is being re1 juvenated by T. B. Wilson, P. c. An eff 1 fort will be made to revive Bear FIae Lodge, formerly of Sonoma. and the prospects of success are good.
 Laurel Lodge celebrated it's twenty. ninth anniversary on Monday evening June g.. by rendering a reception to the soldier knights among the troops now en. camped at Camp Merritt.
 Golden City Lodge will celebrate its seventeenth anniversary by a social ant l Q fR,yr1 utT