The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.

l | On the night of the 4th inst. Court Inter Nos gave social in Alcazar Soelal 1 Hall to It's many friends and to the mem bership of Inter Nos Circle in particular l The several committees that had charge of the affair were very attentlye to tne.r t respective duties, and each did the uI- most to make the event most en1oyaDle one. After the dancers had enjoyed themselves for time they were lnvleea 9a to the ban9uetoroom&I h. wnere o4I'ynttes tHes of ar engagements was: T. F. Blake; Joseph J; Harrington, J. B. Fleming, H. Hansen sen and F. Pinkham. H. r. CoyIe was as tile al
 The following officers of Court Stanford were tpstaIed 1y He1 last bs;n wsek R. S Gardner s. W; J. Lucas, J. W; G. A. ,Trautner, R. S.: A. Stein, s. B.; and N; Ayo; j. B.
 Court Stonewall was organized last week at Phoenix, Arizona, by (. A. SulP' and then instituted by A. Orhla. F Gi G; e,; R., assisted by members of Court Buckey O'Neil C. A Culp is the junior past chief: A. J. Stoner, chief; and L. c. Ken ney, financial secretary.
 on the 18th inst. by grand ball at Phoe- nix and the members of Courts Buckley ONeil and Stonewall took part.
 COMPANIONS OF THE F. OF A.
 Pride of the Forest Circle gave party in Myrtle Hall, Potrero, last Tuesday night, end all who participated had an enjoyable evening.
 Loyal Circle of Oakland will give ''an evening at home" on the 29th inst.
 The entertainment that was to have been given by the unmarried ladies of Robin Hood Circle this month has been postponed until the last meeting in Sep tember. on account of the death of a rel ative of one of the ladies who was to take part In the affair The committee that has charge of the. entertainment to be given on the 31st inst has concluded all the arrangements. There will be a good programme and then dance.
 The picnic of Inter Nos Circle, on the Hd3d 18th inst will from all appearances number of prizes to be contested for. Miss Maggie Forrest, chief companion of this circle, was at her station last Wednesday. having returned from a two weeks va cation in Calistoga and vicinity.
 ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.
 Grand Councillor Boehm and Grand Re corder Wallis left this city on the 1ith for an extended tour in the northern part of the State. On the 18th they will be in Nevada City and then they will make visits as follows: On the 16th. Oro- vile; 17th, Sierra City; 18th. Forest City; Marysville 24th, lone: 18th, Jackson; 18th. Sutter Creek.
 At the regular monthly social of Social Council given in Red Mems Hall the fol lowing programme was carried out to the saticfaction of large audience: Vocal solo. T. H. Matthias; skirt dance, Anita Shook; instrumental duet, Ella and Alice Cochrane; vocal solo, Phillip Shook: bone solo, M. F. Ferven; vocal solo. MT. Col lins, and an address by w. F. Gibson. The committee that had charge of the very pleasant affair was composed of Mesdames Baccus, Adams. Garbarino and A. G. Baker.
 Last Tuesday night American Coun- ell celebrated it's eighteenth anniver- sary by an entertainment and ball in AL cazar Social Hall The hall was well filled with members and friends, and the committee of arrangements, composed of Mesdames F. M. Morals. l.. NJ. Pfaen- dler, M. E. Elliott. Flora Newton. Anna Hannisch, Dora Leisen, A Burleman and c. Beer. presented an enjoyable pro- gramme that entertained for more than an hour. that included an address by State Senator E. I. Wolfe; recitation. '"The Maine,'' Thomas Lubin; fancy