The San Francisco call., 1898-03-20
ORDER EASTERN STAR.

Commandery Hall and the banquet hall fin Golden Gate Asylum have on many oc casions been arranged in a most attract i've manner, but it is doubtful if either was ever more attractive than it was on last Thursday night, the occasion of the official visit by District Deputy Mrs. Dell C. Savage of Livermore to Golden Gate Chapter. The arrangement of each, by the willing hands of the ladies of the chapter, was on the suggestion of the worthy matron. Miss Susie M. Willats. In the east the American flag was tastefully dropped over the matron's chair; in front of the station and to each side was a tall column of evergreens which held hun dreds of callas; at each point of the star was Q tall piano lamp, the shade or which corresponded with the color of the point; the altar and the stations were tastefully decorated with blossoms, and on the organ loft balcony there was pretty festooning of the colors of the cen traI star. The effect was one of the pret- tiest ever produced in that hall. In the banquet hall there were five long tables radiating from a common center in such manner as to represent the central star. Each table representing point was of the color of one of the star points, and the decoration corresponded with the color, even to the napkins. In the center there was a grand floral combination of the five colors, while on each table there were flowers corresponding in color to the point on which they were placed. Then there was on each table a profusion of all
  class collation.. At the meeting there were present Past Grand Matrons Sarah Jennie Mann, Eleanor Marie Owens, Augusta Dunn Wilson. Past Grand Associate Matrons Mary Sophronia Munns, Elm ma Perkins, Margret Belva Searles, Past Grand Patron John Hatfield Gray, bard and Mrs. Isidora Horton, Most Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Mary E. Partridge, Grand Patron Harrison D. Rowe, Grand Secretary Mrs: Kate, M Willats, Grand Esther Mrs. Helen May Patterson, Mrs. Lulu Blanchard, district deputy of District No. Il, past patrons and matronS and matrons and patrons from the local chapters and those in Oak land and Alameda. There were present about 250 persons. There were two initia- tions and the work was done in most satisfactory manner The worthy matron. the conductress and the associate con- ductress were attired in white and the young ladies representing the five points were appropriately dressed in the colors of the point each represented. The ad- dresses that followed the work were well received and the banquet 1t Is needless to say was enjoyed.
 Unity Chapter at its last held meeting Initiated three candidates and elected five. On the 18th inst. this chapter will cele- orate its seventeenth anniversary, on which occasion there will be drama and dancing Refreshments will be served.
 THE ODD FELLOWS.
 Pacific Lodge No lo5 will celebrate its twenty-ninth anniversary in Prospect Hall. Odd Fellows building, on Thursday evening next.
 During the past six weeks the Relief Committee has attended to 130 cases.
 The Odd Fellows Library is almost a thing of the past. After the st of April it will be closed. The several lodges of the city, in. spite of the many efforts made, refused to support it.
 Dr. Eli A Kusel has been appointed resident physician of the home at i Iner- malito.
 Garden City Lodge celebrated its thir- tieth anniversary last Friday.
 The lodge in Valle will give enter An address will be delivered by w. H. Barnes. F. c. M
 It is expected that Pajaro Lodge will exemplify the work before the Grand i,o