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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
LATEST FRATERNAL NEWS


loss by reason of absence from business,
10 the advancement OF the order OF which
he is the head. being determined within
his term TO personally visit every subor-
dinate grove in the jurisdiction. The ef-
feet OF The great interest he has taken
mas made itself manifest in the increase
IN membership during the current term.
He is what is termed in the fraternal
world "a hustler who makes everybody
else hustle. and il is that kind of an Of
ficer who wins.
Within the past two weeks the noble
grand arch and the grand secretary visit
ed Solano Grove at Fairfield. where they
Initiated twelve strangers and then con-
TERED the degrees. They gave the grove
officers 4 thorough waking up and placed
them in the hustle line. From that point
they went tC Sacramento and paid Wis
II 10 the grove there situated, known rs
Sacramento No. ll2. They witnessed
work In the initiatory degree and gave the
membership valuable instructions and ad-
vice. This grove, instituted but a year
ago, has now a membership Of 100 and
is In a most prosperous condition. After
the close OF the grove there was a ban
que'. AT winch the visiting officers were
the guests of honor. The following night
the officers paid n visit TO Walhalla
Grove No. IN the same place and were
most cordially received by Past Noble
Grand Arch Wilson A. Henry, Grand SEN
tinel William Percy and the membership.
They subsequently, visited Placervllie
where California Grove No. and El Do
radO Grove No. - met In joint session and
gave an eXemplification of the initiatory
work with live material. after which there
was banquet and .congratulatory ad-
dresses. The grand officers then went to
Sissons, where they initiated three can
didates FOR Giordano Bruno Grove No.
llo and conferred the second and third de-
grees on four others. In honor Of the visit
the grand officers were the special guests
at banquet.
Recent notes from groves are that Jack
son Grove recently initiated four
strangers, conferred the second and third
degrees on twelve and received three ap-
phcati0ns. Mission Grove initiated one
Norma two. Aurora two and Petaluma
one. Aurora conferred the second and
third degrees on eight candidates and Pet
aluma received one application
Calico Grove No. 81 received a visit
from the grand officers last Tuesday night
and there was large number in attend-
aICe.
FL Dorado Circle will give a party this
evening
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
FIRE THREATENS RARE
UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS
Crossed Electric Wires Start a Blaze
in the Botanical Build

BERKELEY. Dec. 23.-Fire broke out In
the botanical building of the University
of California at l o'clock this afternoon
and threatened for a time 10 demolish the
entire structure. The only people in the
building at the time We're Professor W.
J.. JepsOn. Professor A. G. Lawson and
the janitor. These three made n plucky
fight, but it was only after fierce work
that they managed TO subdue the flames.
The fire was in between the walls and
hard To reach until it had gained con-
siderable headway. The hose belonging
to the building was used with good effect.
A large quantity OF valuable botanical
specimens were stored near by. but for
tunately all escaped injury. Considerable
damage was done to the building. how
ever. Appearances indicate that crossed
electric wires entering the building from
the front were the cause OF the blaze.
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Death Came Suddenly.

ALAMEDA. Dec. 23-UIysses Stedman.
aged 63 years. died suddenly last evening
about o'clock at his residence, on Park
avenue. Death was due TO heart disease
from which he suffered an attack about
six months ago. Since then he had been
enjoying excellent health.
Yesterday he paid visit 10 his dairy
ranch. returning home in the evening
He was suddenly taken i'll while sitting
at the dinner table. Getting up he walked
to the bedroom. He said he was tired
and desired 10 lie down Mrs. Stedman
followed him 10 his room. His head haN
scarcely touched the pillow before he
sank into unconsciousness. DR.. Reynolds
was summoned. but when he arrived
death had already claimed its victim.
Deceased was born in Richford. Tioga
County, New York, April IL. 1896 He
came to California in 1874, and since 1881
has been a resident OF Alameda. Mr..
Stedman was a deacon Of the First Con-
gregatiOnal Church. from which the fu-
neral services will be held to-morrow
morning at 10 o'clock. He leaves a
widow and an only daughter. Miss Hazel
Stedman. His brother. John Stedman.
and a cousin, Mrs. A. Hungerford OF
Sausalito, are the only other relatives in
California
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
SACRED HEART STUDENTS
RECEIVED TESTIMONIALS S

OAKLAND. Dec. 23.-The boys of the
Sacred Heart School received testimonial:
for scholarship yesterday afternoon. IL
addition each was presented with a suit
able remembrance. Special mention Wa!
made Of the following:
Eighth grade-Michael ]. Bohaw.
William D. Harvey, Patrick @. Young.
NJ. Henry Weber, j. j. Young, Emmett
j. Fitzpatrick and Francis Il. COurant.
Seventh grade-JOhn j. Barbagelata,
Reginald Guichard. John T.. Gannaw,
William Smith. Arthur j. Stokes.
Sixth ca grade-Francis Rigney,
William CazazZa, John Hahn and j. ].
Smith.
Sixth CB) grade-Thomas Sullivan,
Ambrose Carpenter. Edward Sheahan,
Virgil HOrgan, Robert Bohan, Fred
DevincenZi, Lawrence Fitzpatrick, An
thOny MuZio. Melville Carpenter.
Fifth grade-Edward Ward. Jere-
miah DAILY, Herbert Roche. Neuman
Mcintyre, James Murphy, Charles
Clarke. Charles kearns.
Fourth grade-Charles Marshall.
Charles Conroy.
Third grade-HarOld Chapman, Da-
vid Leach. William Marshall, Nicholas
Milcovich. John Soran, Francis Weber,
Cyril Cotter.
Second grade-George Millet. John
HOoley. Thomas Murphy. Harry Estu-
dillo, Richard Cotter.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-

Rev. Robert Mackenzie Of the FRS
Presbyterian Church, corner Of Van Mes!
avenue and Sacramento street, will con
duct services in that church this morn
ing and evening: Following is the pro
gramme:
Morning service-OrGan prelude CBach);
doNology: invocation: chant by the choir.
when Marshaled on the Nightly Plain;
Scripture reading. Cid Testament: hymn
No. 292 "Hark, The Herald Angels Sing:
solo. 20 Thou That Tellest Good Tidings TO
Z.on." from The Messiah" CHandeD, Miss
Decker; prayer; hymn No. 33s "Al Hail
Universal King CMarzO). Mr.. Mcbride:
sermon. by the pastor; anthem. "Harki
What Mean Those Holy Noices?" (ElliOO;
benediction; organ postlude Fleissner).
Evening praise service-Organ prelude
from THE Messiah" (HandeD anthem.
And There Were Shepherds" Foote): the
Lords Prayer; hymn No. "a Joy TO the
World the Lord Has Come: Scripture
reading: solo. Comfort Ye My People"
from The Messiah" CHandeD, Dr. Graham;
prayer: hymn No 357. "Hark, Ten Thou
sand Harps and Voices; organ solo. Pas
torale." from The Messiah QandeD: Of
fertOry. Il Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth" from THE Messiah" HandeD, Mrs
Riggs: address. by the pastor: anthem,
Hail, the King (BartletD; benediction;
ORGAN postlude, '.Halleiujah Chorus" from
The Messiah" (HandeD.
Choir-Mrs Don Pardee Riggs. soprano:
Miss Celia 4. Decker contralto; Dr. Gilbert
J. Graham, tenor; George Il. Mcbride.
basso; Otto Fleissner. organist and choris-
ter.
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BICYCLE Race Entries.

OAKLAND, Dec. 23.-The following en-
tries have been received for the bicycle
race on December 81:
Roy Hutchinson. II. Mcintyre G. T..
Hough, Howard Metcalf. George Russell,
James Glass. o. X. Nilsson, +. Dunn =.
Martin. Herman Mau. +. Ream. L. Pierce,
A. Selby; W. Sslby, George Fallehy, II.
Cramer. w. E. Green. c. +. Brown, l.. NJ.
Kent W. G. Hassard l.. Brown. II. Da-
Wis, c. y. Lake. r. Bateman, G. DOrman,
A. Berg. 3. w. Mccoy. w. Lyon. w. B.
Dell, J. Jackson, c. Boyer. Duke Bridge
man. w. Duncan. A. Miles. Sid Mott,
William Canty. j. Madden, W. Warren
AL Audiffred. o. Dane, w s. Street, l..
Cotton. II. Jackson, A. Patterson, G. G..
stephens. F. Lyons. a. Rose. a. Z.
Smith, William Ferris, o. MCCoon h.
Polk and j. White.
The race will be on San Pablo avenue
and is in charge OF Leavitt & BIZ. AS
a preliminary there will be match race
between Sid Mott and w Street
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
SAMARITAN MISSION

a treat is in store for those who enjoy
Christmas carols. Tonight the boys OF
the Good Samaritan Mission will render
a number of the beautiful songs. They
will be assisted by prominent singers. A
number of solos, trios and choruses VIII
be rendered at the Palace at 7:45 p m.
and they will also visit the other prom
inent hotels. The following selections will
be rendered:
20. Come All Ye Faithful; "Adeste Eide
les: carol. God Rest You. Merry Gentle
men, (Old English); Nazareth (Gou-
nod: carol anthem. Thou Did 1T Leave
Thy Throne" a. y. c.; carol. The Mid
night Masse," CRobin II. Legse); manger
carol, NOVEL; Sweet Lytte Childe;' carol,
Good King Wences Las; hymn. 20, Little
Town OF Hethlehem.n
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Foresters of America.

The entertainment and dance recently
given by Court Seal Rock for the benefit
Of the widow Of Junior Past Chief Ranger
Frederick J. Arndt was a creditable af-
fair and il was wei attended.
After the election of the officers of Court
Bonita No. 43 the following named-L. ].
Cannon. II. McGee, John Lynch, Joseph
Dove and Phillip Dugan-were appointed
a committee 10 arrange for high jinks
for the members and their friends to be
given on the night of the Sth of January,
when the new officers Will be installed.
The officers OF Court Robin Hood VIII be
Installed on the night of the first meeting
in IarlIarN
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The Native Sons.

ON the night of the 18th inst. Hesperian
iarlor VIII Doe entertained by an illus
irafcd lecture on with the First Regi-
ment in The Philippines by Lieutenant
u. >. DowJeu, in Mission Parlor Hall
Dancing VIII follow the lecture.
William =. Nariel of Los Angeles. in a
letter 10 Grand Secretary Lunstedt
writes: The order is fiourishing down
here. The distribution OF the medals 10
the California Volunteers WAS a great
success IA all respects and has been one
~ the best things Tor the order that has
taken place IN iAls part of the State. The
cannon presented by General Shafter on
ihc same occasion lDeiug one captured 1T
0anlHsol bears the Inscription that IL IS
presented 10 ihe city OF Los Angeles I'm
trust for the Native Sons OF the Golden
West How ls that for little good
work."
District Deputy Grand President Henry
D. fcruau VIII install The officers OF stan
Iord faflor 30. IS on the 2d of January.
fast PRESIDENT ]. Lazar OF Los Osos
l'atlor oi san Luis DDlspO was IN this city
last week for the holidays.
Grand Trustee n. r. McNoble and
George y. tatts of the medal committee
have distributed about 800 medals and GER
tihcates To- volunteers who enlisted In
me companies u san Joaquin County and
Vicinity They were well received and
there was a public demonstration in
cach place they visited. Major Walter ".
Greer or the committee and George ]
Lcdenfcld of The adiutant ranersre 1f,,cs
attended the distribution I'M Sacrarnenfo
County, Mayor Forbes and Grand Outside
Sentinel Marcuse were on hand at Narvs-
willie. The California medal fund commit
toe VIII. when it has completed its labors.
have distributed $500 medals and certia-
Gates.
The Joint 9Th of September committee ~
1900 VIII organize permanently on the
night - The Ed ~ January. The commit
tee VIII consist of flyc members from each
of the local parlors. The following na nee
have been mentioned for the several of-
fees 10 be filled: For chairman. " II
Shea Of California rarlOr and James n
phclan OF Pacific Parlor: for vice chair.
man. Henry George Washington Dinkel.
spell 81 Bay city Parlor and Judge Frank
IT, Dunno OF Columbia Parlor: Tor secre.
fary. John J. Lerman Of Stanford Psrlor
and ]. J. Finn of Rincon Parlor: for treas.
urer. J.. de Py OF National Parlor. II Is
expected that other candidates VIII Ia
presented on the night Of the meeting. as
an the parlOrs are taking a lively inter.
est IN the coming celebration. which viii
viii be the scuai-centenniai OF the adnais.
sion of California into the Union.
a circular has been sent out from the
Past Presidents Association asking the
eecrotarics OF the different parlors
throughput the State TO send in a list
Of their past presidents. When the names
and addresses are obtained a circular will
Do sent 10 each individual setting forth
the objects Of the new association.
Native DAUGHTERS.
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CHURCH MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS


will render the following programm,e.:;
(Adams). +. Loaiza. with violin accom-
paniment by Senior Mojica: ''Villanco." No.
2. by Arillaga. with the following soloists:
Mrs. B. Camareno. Miss a. Acosta, Mrs. 5.
Arillasa and Miss y. O'Rourke. The fol-
lowing named will also assist: Sopranos,
Mrs. u. Camareno. Miss a. Acosta, Miss j.
rick: altos. Mrs. 5. Arillaga. Miss N.
O'Rourke. Miss NJ. Hartman. Miss +. Ca
J. c. Jaclcwith. Clarence Craig. Tomaso
Kelvio: bassos. l.. Lecowona. Greeley 9.
Ladd Arturo Tanero. Augusta Grami. or
Eanist, Miss Elem Arillaga.
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Order of Americns

At the last held meeting OF San Fran
cisco Chapter No. "A Of the Order Of
Americus. the officers who are TO serve
for the next term, a list OF which has
appeared under the head OF fraternal cleo
tions. were chosen. Then there was the
formal announcement Of the death Of
Rev. Alexander y. Carson. an honorary
member Of the council. Charles J. King.
the secretary, paid an eloquent tribute TO
the worth OF the deceased member, after
which Messrs. King, DanZigeT and Stack
were appointed "A committee To draft suit
able resolutions TO his memory.
Manager Van Allen is preparing 10 or
ganize a ladies' council of the order I'm
this city and he reports that he has al
ready secured a large number of names
70 q peullon for n charter.
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ST. PETERS

Rev. w. NJ. Bours. rector OF ST. Peter
Episcopal Mission. will conduct service
this morning. Following is the pro
gramme:
Services at II a. Morgan voluntary pro-
cessional 'Adeste Fideles." (Reading):
''Nenite." (Mendelssohn): GLORIA Pattri."
CWilkns); ''Te Deum Laudamus' in
ODykas): "Bencdictus' in i. CWilkins):
ltroit. "Harki The Herald Angels Sing
tMendelssohn): "Kyrie" (Gounod); "Gloria
Tibi" (Tallis); solo and chorus Lovely
Appear" (Gounod): solo by Miss Louise
Nickerson: the sermon; offertory solo.
Noel" (Adam). sung By Mr.. wilkins:
on the presentation OF aims. Whitney;
'Sursum Corda" Cambridge; "Sanctus'
(Gounod): communion hymn tWesley),
Gloria in EXcelsis." old chant: ''Nunc
Dimittis" CClemens) retrocessional hymn
No 81 CDykes).
The above musical service will be sung
by the regular vested choir OF twenty-five
Voices-Miss Lila Maxwell orEanist. J. Wes-
ley wilkins. chormaster and director.
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CENTRAL M. E

The Christmas festivities OF the Central
Methodist Episcopal Sunday-school take
place at the church. Mission street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh. on Tuesday
evening, December 26. J. W. Erwin d,
president of the California Camera Club,
Will deliver his lecture on Childhood s
realm. ana illustrate the same by about
one hundred and nifty beautiful steropti-
con views OF child life. Many appropriate
Christmas pictures ill be thrown on the
screen. There will be excellent Christ
mas music and other suitable exercises.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
Theaters in Oakland.

OAKLAND, Dec. 23.-The Greater Amer
lean Company Will appear at the Mac
donough Theater Christmas afternoon and
evening in an entirely new and novel en-
tertainment.
At the Dewey Theater "Ali Baba: or.
The Forty Thieves" will be produced, and
the management has spared nothing in
the way OF Costuming and effects.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
ST. JOHNS

Services will be held in St. Johns (old
st. Mary's) Church tomorrow. Solemn
high mass will be sung at 6 o'clock. The
following music Will be rendered:
Concane's Mass in f. will be sung by
the members OF the sOdality. At 10 80 there
will be a solemn high mass. LeOnard's )
MASS in r fiat" will be rendered with No
vellos "Adeste Fideles." SOpranOs-Miys
Mary SchmitZ. Miss Julia White. Miss Kate
Kehoe; altos-Mss Theresa Meagher, Miss
May Kenney; tenors-Tom Brady, Frank
Meagher. bassos-D. G. Sheerin, John
OBrien. Organist, Miss Kate Supple.
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lean convent are experts. The presence
Of the hammer-swinging nuns seems 10
exercise sort of fascination over the rest
or their way I'm their daily tasks TO gaze
at the Aard-wOrking sisters OF the smithy.
At close range the most striking effect
in the appearance of n sister OF ST. Dom
inic, as seen I'm South Africa. Is her ROSY,
tanned face, so different from the blood
less. white complexion OF the nun under
ordinary conditions.-ChicagO Times-Her-
aid
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odd Tellows and Rebekahs.

Miss B,bekah Lodge has completed
SIS arrangements Tor the japanese tea 10
ho given in its haI on the night Of the
1fh. ard tho ladies who viii serve the tea
llre a. secured elegant Oriental costumes.
THE installation oi The officers OF this
lodge WiI he on the evening ~ the 9Th of
january. and lt wII he public.
The officers of Oriental Rebekah Lodge
vII. ho publicly installed on the night OF
tae .4 oi January.
HELEN N. Carpenter, president OF the
assembly. Mrs. o.. A. HoNetL vice presi-
acut, and AIRS. d. b.. Dauoho. secretary.
la-t "Wednesday instituted new lodge at
Ne-i,ide. santa clara county.
Last A-uhlaf hlShi Jubilee Lodge No.
president Mrs. carpenter. 40 President
Are IHG.tt and Secretary Mrs. Donoho
oi ne Assembly, Grand secretary George
j. claNt Assistant Nrrauu Secretary L. :.
ID. CHORD, Anna J. Jansen. May Morgan
and A. II. Webb. IL was started with
tHenfy-threa charter members and TWEEN
fl-lNc candidates were initiated by the
officers oI Icmplar Ecbekah Lodge. The
following officers were Installed by Dis
tIct Deputy President Hattie Duley and
an able .fal. Minnie T. DObhiu. noble
praua, Christina Anderson. vice grand
Alice lldlI, secretary. Edith Hall. treas
urer This lodge has selected Tuesday as
itr meeting night
The grand master win visit this week as
FOLLOWS. Tuesday f0 Petaluma Lodge.
"Wednesday to Columbia lodge. Alameda.
thursday to Observatory, san Jose and
hcarlia lodges iu folnt meeting in San
Jose. Friday to Evening Star and Orion
lodges boa lDi9t meeting in East Oakland.
aNa saturday to Crusade Lodge. IA Al
KaraCo.
laCinc Lodge had "a double initiation
lasf Thursday ANA next Thursday it will
install lts Tcw officers
Parker Lodge Win install its officers on
tho "a ~ January and an entertainment
and dance Wil follow. Ncrba Buena
Lodge VIII install on the fth and Templar
VIA Install on tAe second Wednesday iu
January.
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Roman Catholic.
ST. PETERS

Special music has been arranged for to
morrows services at St. James Church
Twenty-third and Guerrero streets. Mis-:
NJ Purcell will preside at the organ. Fol
lowing is the programme:
High mass at a. m, and mass every
half hour after up to 10: solemn high mass
al 1880 a. m: "Cemerosa's Military Mass
will be rendered by full choir. Soloists-
Mrs +. Burns. soprano; Miss Alice Leahy.
contralto; H. J.. Dnan, +. Citing. tenors;
s 2 Leonard, NJ W. Farrell. bassos: as
sisted by Miss NJ. Malone. VI. Maloney. x.
Downs T. Cook At the offertory Noel
will be sung by Mrs. +. Burns. Sermon by
the pastor, Rev. +. r. Lynch. Benediction
following Immediately after mass. Lam
billotte's "Tantum Ergo" vii be sung by
the full choir.
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a Knab. Cincinnati
A V Wilbur. stockton
J + Howell. San Jose
W F Parker q W. l. A
III slater. santa Rosa
W " Thatcher. H0pld
Or " III Dewa0n. Cal
W NJ Smith Watsonv
Mrs o 4 COlburn 4 q.
Stockton
Mrs NJ p Skeliy & en-.
san Jose
Mrs a Skeliy. San Joqs
III g. Meyer & ". chic
o. W Eagle. Carlhoo
+ W PettyErew & ~.
Seattle
n II Burkctt. Portland
Mr. Pantzen Gruys Hbr
IA Muller. Quincy
= " H0hi-scu. Cal
p Rutherford. Toronto
Dr II S Hill. Seattle
j NJ Walker. sta Rosa
A ~ Page. Stanford
! " Miller. stanford
r Fry. stanford
Mrs Peck. sta Barha-a
r III Lyman. Portland
W Baumun. Denver
J " B Montgomery Cal
a " Carroll.L0ne Pima
" II Williams. PhlIa
J II Cummings. Pittsfi
u q Mcdonald. Eureka
" II Murphy. T. Alto
u IT Mckay. Sact1
e. T. R0secrans. s jose
II Fessler. San Jose
l. r Hunt. Berkeley
W a Satchell. Berkeley
II Taylor. Berkeley
H Tavl1r. Berkeiev
Mrs Curtis. Oakland
Mrs H Curtis. Oakland
Edith Curtis. Oakland
HOTEL
"A q Dunn. Seattle
n n Meyer. stanford
" S Martin. Cal
y y Lankershim. Cal
II r Stanley. 8 Rafael
r " Schafer, s. Louis
Mrs S VI Bradbury.
Los Angeles
Miss Bradbury. T. AnE
n Bradbury. l. AnE
y r. Bourke. ChGo
NJ Murray. Louisville
+ II Puck. Nacavllle
"a y BuyfOrd. Oaktnd
j W Sparks. Reno
Mrs X l. Dressllngcr,
San Jose
" A Strouse. ChEo
j l. Daube. ChRo
J " Aston. San Jos.
A X Whitton. s jose
A G Kuhn. San Jose
B Thomas. ~ Y
n l. Clark. Pittsburg
W J Walsh. " Y
T. y Goodwin. " Y
r IT Remillard. Cal
c. + NewcOmb. Cal
y II Ames. Oakland
;RN HOTEL
r r Wilson. Sacto
+ Swart. Indiana
II r Garvin. ~ Y
/ J J Connolly. Vallejo
W J Stewart. OrovilIs
r r Bailey. Los Ang
O. Wilson. Ukiah
" r Carpenter. Cal
A " Plumb. Tacoma
r Brown & " Vallejo
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Daughters of st. George.

Britannia Lodge No. OF the Daughters
Of St. George will give a SNOWFALL party.
entertainment and dance on the night of
the. last Wednesday I'm January next, in
it's hall in the Pythian Castle. The fol-
lowing named ladies are arranging for the
event: Mesdames G. Muhlner, A. f. Creba
r. Meadows. J. G. Davis. r. Hewitt
Langlands, Liddicott and Phebe Williams
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
KNIGHTS of Maceabees.

on the night Of the 18th san Francisco
Tent was visited 10y Sir Knight Lee COM
handkerchief of Los Angeles Banner Tent.
which has the largest membership Of any
tent in the State. He entertained the Sir
knights with an interesting address. and
M the close OF the review the members
of the tent and visitors paid a fratcrnal
visit IN a body 10 Pacific Tent in Native
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
Woodmen of the World.

At a recent session Of Redwood Camp
OF the Woodmen OF the World four
strangers were admitted To the camp by
initiation and at the meeting last Thurs
day three more were admitted The off,
GERS Of this camp who were chosen for
the ensuing term will be installed on the
llth Of January.
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coMpAaEIE eENsRALE rRASsArLAsrronr

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs
sailing every Thursday instead OF .4Hk
Saturday. from November 2 1899. at Stefez&
10 a. m. from Pier 49, North River. foot oe
Morton 81 LA BRETAGNE. Dec. q; Ia
NORMANl)lE, Jan. 4: LA CHAMPAGNE
Jan II; LA AQUITAINE. Jan. IS First class
TO Havre, $50 and upward: per cent reduction
on round trip. Second class 20 Havre S45. :
per cent reduction on round trip CENEP
AGENCf FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA' - Broadway CHudson buildine) New
iork J. r. FUGAZI e CO. Pacific Coast
Agents. . Montgomery ave. San Francisco
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Episcopal
GRACE
Christmas services will be held in Grace
Episcopal Church. Stockton and Callior
MIA streets, this morning:


MIA streets. this morning:
''Te Deum' CHolden); "Jubilate" Rees);
ofertory: Sunday morning. Kreutzer-Buck
sunday evening. full cathedral service az
7:45 clock, with sermon by the rector
''Bonum EST and "Benedic'' CWarrenl' an,
them, when l Can Read My Title Cleat
trheo. VogO; offertory. 1T Came Upon IL
Midnight Clear: benediction: hymn. 80
Christmas day service at IL "A. m, Win
sermon by the rector. Opening anthem.
Christ Is Risen" Chico. VogD; ''Te Deum
(Holden); ''Jubate" (Rees); otertory'
barytone solo. Noel (Adam). S. Homer
Henley.
The music at these services will be rem
dered by the usual choir of men tvested).
Theo Nogt Will preside at the organ In the
absence Of w. H. Holt. who IS visiting IN
the South for his health. The members OF
the choir are as follows: First tenors, car
ence 7. Wendell, J. +. Neaco. Emile Bar
rangdon; second tenors-Dr. Robert smith.
Charles Goetting, w. II. Woolcock; hrst
bassos-S. Homer Henley Cyril +. Holt H.
+. Fossey. I. Medley: second bassos--'
Charles Parent Jr.. Robert Blair r. i
Hewitt. George Fossey. Theo. Nogt, organ
ist and director