The San Francisco call., 1898-05-08
THE ODD FELLOWS.

At the session of the grand lodge next week the initatory work will be eXem- plifed by the degree team of Pajaro Lodge of Watsonville. and the second de- gree will be eXemphhed by the Excelsior degree team of Excelsior Lodge.
 On Wednesday evening there will be a reception to the representatives to the grand lodge and to the delegates to the Stdte assembly of the Rebekahs.
 Inc grand secretary has supplied all the SUbOrdnates and Rebekah lodges with coWes of Louderback's digest of the laws of the order.
 The entertainment and dance that was given last Friday night in Memorial Hall, ]. c. .. F. building, by Sargent Lodge in honor of its seventh anniversary was one of those enjoyable affairs for which cluded an address of welcome by George w. Dixon. r. G.; whistling solo, Miss thie Ewing; address by George II: Nor rison- P c. M recitation of 'Wildey's Dream by Miss Lizzie Stanton, selec- ucns by Professor and Mrs. Bachman, and vocal solos by Mrs. Fannie Igo. Charles Emmerson and Mrs. Lena Jarvis After the programme there was dance and refreshmen1-:.- ice cream,
 THE REBEKAHs
 Mission Lodge celebrated it's first an- nivcrsary on the evening of the last day of April in Excelsior Hall, which had been beautifully decorated with flags, flowers ard Carlands for the occasion. The fol- JDN LIS NNNtlitiL pIOSId dlllIiiE Wdo great ly appreciated by the large audience that hled the hall. Recitation, Miss Litchen- stein; original songs, Sam Booth; fancy dance. Miss Health: bass solo, George DUnstan; comic songs, Mrs. Oceana Goldthwaite. During the evening there were addresses by Grand Master Drew, Past Grand Master Simpson, and Grand Secretary Shaw. Noble Grand Lucy M. G9ulnton presided. and in the entertain ing of the members and guests was as- sisted by Mesdames Williston and Hol- comb and MT Winner, the committee of arrangements. As a souvenir of the occasion each lady was presented a cor sage bouquet and each gentleman a but tonhoe flower
 The following team from Loyal Re bekah Lodge will exemplify the work be- fore the Assembly of California on We'd nesday evening next: Miss Florence Line han, noble grand Mrs. Henry Cyrus, vice grand: Miss Lillian B. Mcfarland, past noble grand; Miss Maggie Bell, chaplain; Miss Minnie Van Dorn, conductor; Miss Hazel Burns, Naomi; Miss Hettie " Corlett. Ruth; M ss Emma Swensen, right supporter to the noble grand; Miss Bourne, left supporter; the Misses Heit- ger, right and left supporters to the vice grand; Miss Emma Brewer, Miriam; Miss Jewell, Esther; Miss Winnie Gillen, Miss Miss Lillie Mienneberger, banner bear CTS: Miss Hienen, Hannah, and Dr. A. \. Copsey, drill master.
 Tomorrow night Loyal Lodge will eel ebrate it's anniversary by an entertain- ment and dance in Welcome Hall in the l. o. O. F. building. A good programme had been prepared.
 Oriental Rebekah Lodge initiated four candidates at it's last held meeting.
 During the sesSion of the Grand Lodge and the State Assembly the members of both bodies will be served with luncheon in the Banquet Hall of the I. o. O. F. building by the ladies of Amity Lodge of the Rebekahs on Tuesday and Wednes- day and by those of Oriental Lodge on Thursday.