The San Francisco call., 1898-06-12
ODD FELLOWSHIP.

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 Templar Lodge has initiated ten mem bers for the term, having given three can didates the initiatory degree on the even ing of the 1st inst That night the chair was taken by Degree Master Kingsford, who conferred the first degree on John M. Jones of Rogerville Tenn, who was 1nl- tiated into Hawkins Lodge, and having volunteered in the service of the United States wanted to take all the degrees be- fore being sent to the front. He Is a member of Company B, Third Artillery. The following night the two other de- grees were conferred on him by Yeroa Buena Lodge.
 Golden West Lodge on the 4th instant celebrated it's thirteenth anniversary py q banquet at which there was large representation of the membership. Ihere was first-class menu. and 9 number or The Knickerbocker Quartet furnished the vocal music. The affair was under the direction of H. ", Seott, toastmas- Grand Secretary Shaw hopes to be able to have the proceedings of the recent Grand Lodge ready for distribution this week.
 Apollo and the other San Francisco lodges that meet on Friday night are making arrangements to hold a joint memorial service this year
 The installation of the officers of Can ton Lodge No. 5 by Colonel Brewer, as- sisted by members of the Oakland Can,
 
 by a large number of the rank of Pa triarch Militant and by number of the soldiers from Camp Merritt who are mem IT cers acquitted themselves In a manner of which they may feel proud.
 California Rebekah Lodge has elected noble grand Alice Hall, vice-grand; Paul. inc Harris, recording secretary; Mary A. HaWley, financial secretary; Flora Berg man, treasurer; Fannie Jonas, trustee. 
 ANCIENT ORDER OF woRKMEN.
 Spartan Lodge has donated s20 to the Red Cross Society In addition to passing a resolution agreeing to pay the dues and assessments of any member who Is in the volunteer service of the United States, and at the meeting on Saturday, June 4, it further demonstrated its patriotism and loyalty to the country by placing on the altar a fine American flag presented to the lodge by Deputy Grand Master Workman Danforth on behalf of J. Mich aels, past master workman. It was re- solved that the flag shall be displayed The following officers of Unity Lodge will be installed in public m Laurel Hall on July 12; z; ". Peek F; M: w; John n n R Robert 5ey t"1-u C, Ross. 5 O.; H. Grimshaw. R. William Tuggey, F.; E. Lawton, R.; M. Levi, G.; R. P. Knawblaw, l. w. J. F.
 Fast Supreme Master Workman W. H. Jordan paid a fraternal visit last Friday to Vesper Lodge and there repeated his lecture on Cuba.
 Last Monday night Oak Leaf Lodge celebrated it's twentieth anniversary. After an interesting meeting in the lodge room there was an adjournment to a ho- tel in the vicinity where there was ban- quet and oratory, in which George Bahrs. G. M w; D. s. Hirshberg, exc. R.; c. H. Dutton, P. M w., and others partic- ipated.
 Special Deputy Maplesden reports fa- vorably on the formation of a lodge in BidwelI Bar, and Deputy Wells sends en- couraging reports from Santa Ana
 Gold Ridge Lodge entertained it's bers who contributed to the evenings en- tertainment was Grand Receiver Sam Booth, who delivered an address and favored with songs