The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-04
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"Oh, dem golden slippers"
But by this time the eyes of our
lady of Tonga were lowering ominous-
ly.
We had had enough, too. We ut
terly declined pressing invitations to
the evenings festivities, to the church
dressing and church going. the church
singing and extensive pig eating which
were to mark Sapapale's religious fer
yOr.
AS we retreated hastily to our
little boat we had last vision of the
gorgeous spOkeswoman extending re-
gal courtesy on behalf of the silent
Queen, who stood by the tomb of Ma
lietoa's ancestors with that determined
brow which has secured her possession
of Malietoa's throne.
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charge of lady members of Inter Nos Cir
Gle, Tuesday by ladies of Live Oak,
Wednesday by ladies of Robin Hood.
Thursday by ladies of Hamlet, Friday by
ladies of Golden Gate, Saturday by ladies
of Bay City and Sunday by members of
the local courts and ladies of Mizpah Cir
Gle. The attendants not only devote them
selves to the sick Forester soldiers, but
extend their kindness to any sick soldier
who wishes some delicacy. During the
wants of from IS to 127 sick soldiers a
day.
COURT SUTRO HEIGHTS.
Court Sutro Heights has obtained per-
mission to reopen its charter for the
Stu inst in order to admit applicants at
a reduced initiation fee This is to ap-
ply to applicants between the ages of Is
and 40. number of candidates will be
initiated that night, and the committee
on entertainment will provide a pro-
gramme that will be appropriate and
n mr. yx-ill al a
lation. Sutro Heights has started an
old-time revival and a great time is ex-
pected.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
The committee that has charge of the
arrangements for the celebration of the
twenty-nrst anniversary of the orders
foundation has secured f1rSt-class talent
for the entertainment that is to be given
in Turn Verein Hall, Turk street, on the
night of Tuesday next. There will be
presented a literary and musical pro-
gramme of the highest order. This will
be followed by dancing, that is to COM
mence at 10 o'clock. The proceeds of the
event will be donated to the boys in blue.
West End Lodge has taken quarters at
20 Eddy street and will meet there on the
first and third Thursdays
B'NE BIRTH
Tomorrow nigAt Herman Gutstadt,
eral committee will pay a fraternal and
official visit to Unity Lodge in B. B. Hall.
A1ter the visit shall have been concluded
the lodge, through its committee con-.
sisting of Maurice l.. Asher, Eugene w
Levy and Simon Meyerson, will tender. the
grand president and general committee a =.
reception and then a banquet.
LADIES OF THE MACCABEEs
Last Wednesday night about thirty Of
the ladies of the San Francisco hives o,1d
a number of the members of Carita Hj1.a
of Alameda County paid a visit to Cali.
fornia Hive in Oakland to witness the
work of initiation carried out by Lady
Commander Mrs. Minnie Aydelotte and
her efficient corps of officers. Among fhs
visitors were Supreme Deputy Comman-
der Mrs e. s. Moffat. Mrs. c. Norris,
deputy for Northern California. and the
lady commanders of San Francisco, Mis-
SION SION, Caaita and Phebe Hearst hives. The
manner. and II Won the commentator of
all who witnessed it,
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
High Chief Ranger Max Boehm is still
on the road making official visitations.
On the I'd he was at Cedarville. on the
otn ne will be at Altamont, on the 7th at
Auin' on the Sth at Lookout and on the
lzth at Susanville. On the 24th of last
month he visited the court at jackson
tanned.
COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST.
Minerva Circle gave a social last week
That was well attended, and the guests of
the circle had a most pleasant time.
The supreme grand secretary and the
supreme grand herald paid visit TO
Oak Leaf Circle and were well received =.
Reports from all directions show that
the order is doing well at this tina