The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-19
THE EASTERN STAR.


90. The hall of Golden Gate Commandery'
the meeting place of Ivy Capter No.
q. was not large enough to accommodate
ali who desired to be present at the
valentine party given by that progressive
chapter last Tuesday night. Every cndIt
. that could be was crowded into the nan
and each was filed, while hundreds stood
where there was room TO stand and many
crowded around the three entrances, sat
jsfied with an opport 1ity to listen 10 the
several numbers. though they could not
see those who were entertaining; II was
suggested that as this chapter is pecon-
larger hail in which to receive its IN
creasing number of friends. o.4,,7
The programme that was preSehtSu
was. as usual at entertainments given by
IVY, of a high order and was greatly ap-
preciated. Under the dlrectlon OF ~. III
The following numbers were oftered:
Trio. 1.-The Puritan" Messrs. Hunt, Gum
and Marble; The ArmoredF,s song with M
yankee Doodle Miss Matte L 9nio'
Angels Bright and Fair, VOL 500. 500,
Master Henry Mehrtens; recitation, me
,Jd 1iif-''-i" Mrs. Keighan; violin, solo
Paraguay, Master Hill; vocal SOLO.
rd reefs 5non Edward Torpey; song and
dance. 1.-THE Cake Walkers Dream,
Miss Matte Luce and Master PrehtlsS
friend of the chapter. After the pro
granome there was an adjournment to the
hall on the floor below; where there was
dancing for a couple of hours: "a
Last Monday night Beulah ChapteT ndu
q pIeasant after business social hour,
during which there was T9e cS Mans wdsA ap
peared disguised in black; IN Ile ,' oG1i o
feSt for the cake. They did well, coming
IN IN or Gran nd Secretary Mrs. Willats, who,
the Judges decided. was the most IndJe ,: SUE
and graceful person VINO sIePptu f hJto
tbe door There were present VlSlloIS
from Golden Gate, Harmony, MISSION anu
other chapters. - -. ia -,aat
Mission Chapter at its Iast aein Il,d miIT.
had an initiation and after the Ineet tss
+Ehere was an excellent supper IN the
liver hall. which had been most taste
fully decorated by the JUNIOR mo PPs sSdi meetng
q initiated four candidates and then had
pleasant social hour.
JNDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELL
- LOWS.
The membership of Oriental Rebekah
e.T,odrh has reason to feel proud OF MISS
Amy Webb, Miss May Morgan, MRS
George T. Shaw, Mrs. Isabel Ewing MRS.
Frank Derby, Mrs. eugene bT4cAell'
Mrs. Lena Jarvis and Miss Sophia II. Hut
+on its commissioners on entertainment,
for the very pleasant evenings treat last
Wednesday night in Prospect Hall, !. ..
O. F. building, on the occasion OF It's val
enfine party. The hall was pretty IN It's
6pCoration and rendered more so by the
varied and attractive costumes OF the
Go m am hers and a large number OF TRENDS
Pa$t Grand Master Barnes SAID some
pleasant things during the evening; FRO
fessor Graders mandolin and BANJO club
gave instrumental selections; Miss Nina
Cook entertained with vocal selections,
also with an exhibition of fancy dancing,
in which she was assisted by Vidal Han
nah and J. Regensberger favored with
either solo. After that tn5fS WAS the
grand march and the distribution of val
entines and dancing until 1t was time to
catch the last car.
LOYAL Rebekah Lodge will give a mas
oiherade party in Memorial Hall, l. y. y.
I. building. tomorrow night.
Last Friday night the Veterans Asso-
citation visited Sargent Lodge and spent
a pleasant and profitable evening
Golden Rule Encampment has made ar
rangements to celebrate its twenty ninth
Grand Patriarch Harris and a number
of grand officers Will visit Napa Encamp-
ment next Saturday.
Last night Oriental Encampment work
ed in the golden rule degree.
ON the 11th of March Berkeley Lodge
will be the guests of Excelsior Degree
Lodge in this city and will confer the sec
ond degree on candidates.
THE several committees on the Golden
Jubilee of the order are working hard
along the several lines to which they have
been assigned, and in short time they
will present reports that will show the
full scope of the celebration. Golden Gate
Encanpment was the first to make a
concentration to the celebration fund. 1t
presented it's check for 500.
ANCIENT ORDER WORKMEN.
The credentials of delegates to the
Grand Lodge. which will meet on the 4th