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L. c. S., Portland-You have been very
much limited in your finances. very will,
and financial good-hearted and chari-
table; easily overcome by persuasion; you
do not value money; you Will marry
journeys this year which will benefit you
financially
ELLEN D.. San Jose-Your hand, spa
CiouS and we'll defined, plainly manifests
elements of stratagenn; would make good
decoy or detective; full of resources anG
nervous energy; a good prosecutor; WI
long life; not many serious interruptions
CHARLES T. Tacoma-Your will power
is far in excess OF your physical strength;
there is artistic taste and musical talent
displayed. Some travelling. You are good
in executive ability Well-disclPhii1ined ell Ihii il,5
things; excellent character; pure thought;
agreeable, dutiful and one greatly 10 be
desired.
CARRIE R--A palm whose owner pos
SeSses a great love for romance; pride
and ambition desire to rule. Great honoI
comes to this person through SON Seri-
Gus trouble will have to, be overcome al
about 80 years of age or you will not live
to see your children win their laurels.
G. H R., City-There is a look of heart
mess and good cheer, coupled with a
sense of order and Judgment, depoted in
your hand; long life. Excellent health
generally. VIII power and efficiency in
many things are shown You like luxury
own good. Sometimes influenced against
your better judgment
LUCY NJ. Alameda-Your life has been
crowned with good luck; enjoying extra
ordinary physical strength. You temper
all things with good nature and amiabil-
ity; enjoy life; will not live over so years
of age; like sensible. useful people and
things: fond of outdoor sports.
MRS. R. BAKER, Sonoula-Your is the
hand of a keenly intutiyN person, quick
in mind and active in speech. You are
very vain. proud and ambitions; impulsive
and loving. You will be widow at 80
and have a large amount of money left
to you. Greater peace. OF mind than you
have ever known.
EVA A KENNY-You are far too ideal
istic to succeed in life, disappointment
ton. You will win fame at % through
your musical ability. You are selfish and
sensual, caring lttl for the opinion Of
others You will m AIRY at "a.
MRS. c. k.-YOur hand is indicative of
great physical endl france. You are keenly
intuitiVe and hav. a sense of the rtdicu-
lOus. You have musical and mechanical
ability. You win marry once. You are
restless and love. change. Not very happy
in married life. You are jealous and over
" cautious
MRS, DORrSENBURG-You nature is
intense and TnaSterful. You are affection
ate even Jealous OF those you care for.
You have no particular talent; are cour-
ageous and determined: careful in mate
rial matters n good manager. You have
had an enemy who would have injured
YOU if circu instances had allowed You
do not make friends readily. One mar
riage.
Mr.. DOT&NENBURG-Th is the hand
of energy and industry; an honest hard
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ORDER or PENDO.

Golden Gate Council had an anniver-
sary celebration on the 18th inst, which
was a brilliant success in every way.
There was fine musical and literary pro-
gramme that was presented by Mrs. Vena
Eaton. Jenny Pamperin, Miss Mary
Schenk Thomas Burnett. Master Jake
Blum Miss Bessie Harvey and vocal Sc
lections by Miss Bertha Duden. The su-
preme secretary. Ernest Duden, and w.
j. Smith entertained with Interesting adj
dresses on the rise and progress of the
council and the order. After the pro-
gramme. icecream and cakes were served,
after which dancing was kept UP until
midnight The committee in charge Of
the affair was Ernest Duden,- Annie Page,
N. f. Underwood. Jeanette Harvey, VII
liam T Jones and Della NJ. Morey. Dur
ing the evening the council received est,si a a
have work in the initiatory degree
During the, past, month 200 applications
were received at the office of the supreme
secretary. Eighteen new councils were
inaugurated since the, first of the year.
New councils are being organized in diff
ferent parts of the State. In March the
sum of $1,000 was paid in claims for sick
nac
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St. Stephens Mission. 1712 Hayes street
Rev. S. J. Lee.
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line. particularly that in medicine or sur
gerry You have a clear head and steady
mind are self-reliant and not easily
daunted. Your sense of honor and faith
ful attention has brought you many
friends. You will have unusual goou luck
at 80
J. PEIME. Alameda-Yours is the hand
of the labOrer. Very superstitious and in
clined to doubt. You have travelled much
with but little success. You are very
demonstrative in your affections; quar-
relsome. and will be a slave to liquor In
old age. Very headstrong, and can agree
with but very few people. You aspire
TO political career and will succeed.
+. B.-YOur head line indicates Drll-
liant intellect quick and sharp. You are
led 10y your sympathy and heart and not
by your reason. Your disposition Is cheer-
ful and YOU have a great desire 10 pIedse'
You rely on your own Judgment in the ar,
IaEgcment of your affairs You VIII traNel
extensively and gain your best success
as a humem3ker.
ALBERT H.. Woodland-Yours is the
palm of "a dentist or physician. So far in
life YOU have had but poor success. You
have travelled about considerably. You
are irritable and mconStant. You are
crafty In money matters and Will possess
some land. You VIII marry once. You
viii die by sudden death at %.
LILLIAN j., ,NanCOuVer-Gou are demon
strative and etfusive, ambitious and as
Diriuc. like to have your own way, and
generally take people by storm A re
markable change comes into your life at
unfortunate love affair spOils il all. You
will not live over fifty years.
3. r. c.. RedWOOd-ThiS is the palm of
a cool courageous man, full OF life and
vitality. Your luck varies. You have lost
money, but by judiCious investment viii
again make a small fortune. Your old
age viii find YOU very desirably situated
You are often imposed upon in business
matters.
s. p. c. H, MeXico-You will have to
be careful of an accident between so and
30 You will start in two different careers,
the later bringing YOU better success.
You allow yourself to be too melancholy
at times. You have been unfortunate in
your heart affairs. You viii take jour
Eey within the next six months. You have
logic.
MRS. STELLA C.-You are not firm
enough and allow others to influence you;
are too sensitive; don't show enough in
dependence. You viii have a rather sue
CessfUl life between 30 and 40 There are
two marriages shown. You must be
careful Of your health. You are very in
dependent and veuturesome. You have
a great love of the beautiful and have
great powers of discrimination.
MRS +. D. NJ Brentwood-A great
deal of your success has depended upon
your Judgment and the influence of
heart sorrows A loss of a relative is
shown. There is one journey. which viii
be good in a financial way. You are very
iutuiuve. You have a certain amount of
vitality 10 overcome illness. There are
several strong indications of financial
losses. You have an artistic hand very
sensitive and proud.
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One marriage is indicated. You have some
mechanical ability.
MISS LUCY B.-Your palm indicates a
nervous, restless disposition. Too venture
some for your own good. Your life line
shows that you will have to be careful
of your health between 80 and 40. Strong
Will and logic independent in thought and
action. You are sensitive, proud and very
ambitious.
HENRY W., Santa Cruz-You will have
to be careful of your health between 80
and 40. There are many journeys for you.
You are Independent and cautious. One
marriage is shown. Circumstances have
been very much against you. You have a
good Will and logic strongly marked. You
are restless and fond of change.
MILDRED c., Benicia-A life in which
tragedy plays part. You are very am
bilious and will live to realize your high
est ambitions. You will witness the death
of one you love. You will die tragically
at the age of so. You are self-reliant and
willful. There are two marriages indi-
Gated.
CLARA R.-You will not marry, not
from a sour disposition but because of an
unfortunate disappointment in love caused
by an outside interference. You will live
a useful life, with the care of others to
take up your time. You will always be
taken care of and have no hard struggle
with fate. Have crossed the ocean and
will travel extensively.
ELLA W., Santa Cruz-This hand shows
an unhappy childhood, with many priva-
tions a shrinking sensitive nature. Your
education is retarded by the influences of
your family caused by lack of means.
Good will power but lack of energy. You
often place yourself at a disadvantage by
your poor judgment.
MRS. ADA r.. Contra Costa-You have
a thorough business hand, being firm,
clear and to the point in all things Are
logical, can keep a secret, moral honor
able and would be a good teacher and
guide for the young. You will marry
twice Two Journeys of Importance. You
viii have three children.
MISS HELEN P, Newcastle-You are
generous and frank. There are two jour
neys strongly marked. There have been
many changes for YOU. You will be most
successful at the age of 35. There are two
marriages. Your second marriage will be
much happier than the first. You have an
artistic temperament
MIR. L. BURCATE-Your hand reveals
a character full Of whims; a quarrelsome
aggressive spirit. The fate line shows
great loss in finances at "a. An accident
by fire is plainly marked. Two journeys
of Importance. On one of those journeys
you will meet your fate.
MRS. j. l.. Contra Costa-You are high
spirited and fond of argument. Very vain,
proud and ambitious. Have been a widow
twice; will marry again. You have two
children. There have been two lawsuits
within the last two years that have
caused you considerable mental anxiety.
manifest themselves.
NJ. l., Santa Clara-Your palm plainly
indicates a great future. You have great
powers of concentration. originality, in
dividuality and versatility, which will
make you great writer. Your greatest
success will be at the age of 50. You will
be assisted by those in power.
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the result of her kind offices. The circle
entertained the members of Pride of
union at which there was a fine pro-
gramme. Then followed q banquet at the
United States Hotel.
Last Thursday night the grand chief
companion paid his official visit to Pre-
sidio Circle and he was well received.
The grand sub-chief grand recording
secretary and deputy of the circle. Past
Chief Companions Mrs. Harrington and
Mrs. Duke were present. The circle made
a good showing. and after addresses the
circle showed its appreciation OF the work
of its deputy Mrs. l. Atwood, by present
ing her a pair of mother-of-pearl opera
glasses, with beautiful bag for the
same
Last Thursday night Olympus Circle
gave its first social since its reorganiZa-
tion a few months since. There was a
large and select attendance in Mission
Opera building where the event took
place, and after solo on the piano by
Miss Heubner; recitation by Mrs. K. A
Haughy grand treasurer, specialties by
little Reemy Whelan; dialect recitations
by NJ. Sass and bauads by Toby Epstein
there was dancing until late hOur. The
success OF the affair is due to Mrs +, A.
Schwab. Miss Koerner. Mr.. Estes and
Mrs Metzler This circle will be officially
visited on the 5th of May.
1t is expected that there will be a good
on the 14th of May at PHtzvine
Park, under the auspices of the
NOItN tlllOl VI ~ Which Will enter ltilll
the delegates to the Grand Circle y
good programme of games has been ar
ranged and there will be many gate
prizes.
Last Tuesday night Grand Chief Com
panion Coburn paid his official visit to
Hamlet Circle in Alameda. and on that
Chief Mrs Harrington, the grand sub
chief. grand recording secretary. Vrand
financial secretary, grand treasurer and
Grand Trustee Mrs. Davis. bfsides a mum,
Alameda County Circles The circle-rOom
was for the occasion converted into a
bower of flowers of every shade. There
was good eXemplification of the work
and a number of interesting speeches
Last Wednesday night Bay City Circle
had a glorious time in the social hall of
the Alcazar where. under the direction
of the officers of the circle, there was a
grand cake walk. followed by a dance.
Half dozen couples entered the contest,
and a great many new steps were intro
6rppd
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Trinity. Bush and Cough streets-Rev. H.
f. Cooke
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

On the occasion of the fraternal visit of
Leland Stanford and Ivy lodges to Friend
ship Lodge there was large number of
members of the order present including
large delegations from Yerba Buena and
Liberty lodges. Nearly all the grand Off
GERS were present and the meeting was an
enjoyable and profitable one.
Keystone Lodge is very active at this
time. and 1t has applications enough to
keep it initiating for some time to come.
Grand Vice Dictator Holcomb has left
the city for several weeks on business
trip.
The grand officers have been considering
several projects for the advancement of
the order, and they will shortly make the
same known.
The grand dictator has appointed his
deputies for California.
Grand Dictator Archibald reports the
lodges in Solano and Napa counties.
which he recently visited, in good condi-
ton, and in view of a large prospective
crop anticipates great activity in fraternal
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30
THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS.

The members Of Hesperian Pa~lor OF
the Native Sons and those Of Las Lomas
Parlor Of the Native Daughters gave an
enjoyable joint party in Mission Parlor
Hall on the 22d inst. The stage was taste
fully decorated with flags, tricolOr bunt-
ing and setting of palms The music for
the dance which followed the entertain
ing programme was furnished by the
Hcsperian band, composed of members of
Hesperian Parlor. The programme was
made up of vocal solo by Frank w
Seward; tableau Ruth and Naomi (;
recitation, Frank w Seward; mandolin
selections by Professor Moore and pupils
vocal solo. Miss Edith Rogers; choir by
the Antiques a dozen members of Las
Tomas dressed in costumes of the Colonial
days, who, uEder the leadership Of Mrs
Isabel Cook, sang some of the old-time
choruses; tableau. The Gypsy's Warm
ing" by members Of both parlors: recita-
tion, Mrs. Bacon, and tableau. over the
Garden Wall" Master Lester Gurnsey
The tableaux were we'll put on, the sing
ing was charming and the dancing was
very enjoyable. What more could be
asked?
La Estrella Parlor No. SO will celebrate
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WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT

Shasta Hall. Native Sons building. was
crowded to it's limit on the occasion of
the recent entertainment and dance given
by Redwood Camp No 7, Women of
Woodcraft The committee on entertain
rnent, consisting of Mrs. G.. w. Baltic,
Mrs. Lucien Robinson, Mrs Ellen Blan-
ger. Miss NJ. Trimmers, Miss Rose Ca
prepared a most acceptable programme
that was made up Of piano selections.
recitations, vocal solos, specialties and
mans. Master h Heimans. Miss Fern
Van Meier, Miss Emma Geary, Miss Pearl
Van Meier. Miss Alice Peerin, Tommy G.
Eggert and Miss Elsie Cahnl. There was
also very interesting address by Zach
T. Whitten of Redwood Camp, to give
to the uninitiated an idea of what the or
de- T. Tho close of the entertainment
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INDEPENDENT FOREsTERs

Court Oakland of Oakland gave grand
entertainment of a musical character on
the 2lst inst. at which there was a good
attendance. 1t was in celebration of the
courts fifth anniversary. In addition TO
were addresses by S. j. Duckworth. su-
perintendent of the organizers depart
ment. and High Chief Ranger G. A Nc
Elfresh Of Los Angeles.
During the coming month Superintend =
ent Of Organizers Duckworth. with a
corps of officers, will make a tour of
Mendocino County with view to estab-
lsh courts where none now exist There
will be public meetings in each place Wis
tied.
Past Chief Ranger Bailey and NJ Brown
of Court Castro of LiVermore were in this
city last week making arrangements for
an entertainment to be given by that
court in the near future.
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THE RERLEKAHS.

If there had been a committee to
award prizes for beauty. elegance of man
ne rand amiability on the platform at the
Odd Fellows picnic at Mirabel last
Wednesday. Miss Mary Seymour of ORR
entail Rebekah Lodge would unquestion-
ably have secured the first prize.
The San Francisco lodges of Rebekahs
will on the evening of May tender a re-
Ception in odd Fellows Hall 10 the Re
bekahs Of the State, who will be in the
city at that time.
on the 11th Of May the ladies of Oriental
Rebekah Lodge will serve a mysterious
lunch" in the basement banquet hall of
the odd Fellows building. The proceeds
will be devoted to a most deserving OBJ
iect
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

A new lodge, the first in the Territory
of Alaska, was instituted at Juneau on
the 10th inst. by G. A. Knight, D. S. c.,
with sixteen charter members. L.. L..
Blumenthal is the c. c. and s. Wangen-
helm X of r. and S.
Past Supreme Representative T. ].
Crowley has been appointed a grand tri-
bune. vice George w. Fox. deceased
During the past week Grand Chancellor
Patton and H. Schaffner, G. X of r. and
s., paid official visits to Brooklyn. Ala
media and Amazon lodges. which met in
joint session in Oakland Redwood CITY
Lodge, Myrtle and Syracuse lodges. in
joint session in San Francisco and Unity,
Bay City, Sequoia and Mars lodges, also
in joint session in San Francisco
Next Tuesday he will visit lodges in
West Oakland, on Wedneday lodges in
the hall of Ivanhoe Lodge in San Fran
cisco; Thursday he will be in San Jose
and Friday in Los Gatos
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TIE DRrIDS-

Last Thursday the grand officers paid
visit to the grove in Salinas and found
it in good condition
During the past week the officers of
Court Aurora conferred the second degree
on three candidates. The officers of this
grove will be installed next Tuesday.
Pleasanton Grove initiated two candi-
dates last Tuesday.
Templar Grove will install its officers
tomorrow and Hesperan and Persever-
ance will install on Tuesday
To-day Mayfield Grove will picnic at
Druids' Park in Mayfield. Petaluma and
Cypress Groves have arranged for a pic
mic to-day and Templar Grove will hold
a picnic in San Jose on the 18th of MAY.
Aurora, Alpini, Calico and Volta have
arranged for a joint picnic at Mirabel
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nEGREE OF HONOR-

Grand Chief Of Honor Mrs. Norman has
offered a beautiful banner suitably in
scribed to the lodge which between the
lst of May and the 1st Of next March shall
show the greatest increase in proportion
to IT'S membership. The banner viii be
presented next April
After business last Wednesday eight
married ladies of Ivy Lodge engaged in a
nail-driving contest against eight unmar-
ried ladies, and the married ladies won
and were each awarded an emblematic
pin The winners We're Mesdames Mary
Mcdonald Flora Harris. Helen Hall. Sa-
die Carr. Lizzie Wilkinson. VI. Merrick,
Christina Jacobson and Anna Parkinson
This was followed by amusing games
Ivy's drill team will initiate candidates
for the lodge at Haywards next Tuesday.
Dawn Of Hope Lodge gave a social last
nieht
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ANCIENT ORDER woRKMEN.

The grand officers were the guests Of
Pacific Lodge at a banquet last Thurs
day night at Fourteenth and Broadway,
Oakland.
Past Grand Master Workman Barnes
has been asked to address the lodge at
Crockett next Wednesday night.
The Workmen Of Colusa VIII picnic at
Swinford's Park on the 5th of May.
There was a meeting Of the board of
arbitration last Thursday night to pass
upon two cases.
and discussed the appointment Of depu-
ties for the current year
The proceedings will be delivered in a
few days. Each delegate to the recent
Grand LODGE viii receiNe a conV.
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COMPANIONS OF THE F. or

Orange Blossom Circle of Oroville at a
recent meeting initiated nine candidates
one being for Pride of Butte Circle of
Chico The work was performed by a
double set of officers and proved very in
teresting TO the members and visitors
The Oroville Circle now has fifty-seven n
members, an increase of nineteen since
the first of the year. This is the circle
that was visited last February by Grand
Sub-Chief Companion Mrs Flora JAG obs.
who found IT very respondent by re ason
Of dissatisfaction with the physician. She
settled all differences, and the incr7 ase is
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30
R,NE BIRTH.
A new lodge has bean instituted hv the

A new lodge has been instituted by the
grand president at Baker City, Or.
Last Thursday the Rev. DR.. Voorsanger
delivered an interesting lecture on "Pales-
tine in B. B. Hall TO members and their
friends
Returns from the local lodges and from
those in the interior show that there has
been activity in all quarters. During the
first quarter there was a net gain of forty
members
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FRIENDS OF TIE FOREST.

Lincoln Lodge at its meeting last Mon
day night had a good attendance and af-
ter the election of TWO applicants ard
the initiation of one the following named
We're elected as delegates to the Supreme
Court: Mrs. S. L. Tyron, Miss o. Hoff-
man Mrs. II. l.. Howard, John Rnner.
Mrs. Belle Hicks Mrs. Emma Harmon
Mrs. Mary Trennell and Mrs. |. f. Ray
mond. The auditing committee presented
report certifying that the books and ac-
counts Of the financial and recording sec
retaries were correct and kept in a neat
and business-like manner. This lodge will
give q social in May.
Pioneer Lodge has elected the following
named delegates to the Supreme Lodge:
Max Boehm, Mrs. A. Asmann Mrs. z. A.
Jeffrey, Mrs: M: NJ Reed Miss Lizzie
Rosevear Miss /. NJ Simons. Mrs Car
rie Cruise. Mrs a. r. Horn. Mrs. NJ
Thompson and Miss Carrie Johnson
Last Wednesday night Mizpah Lodge
received a visit from Pioneer and America
ana delegation from Lincoln Council
The meeting proved an interesting one
On the Sth of May Lincoln Lodge will be
visited by Pioneer, America and Mizpah
lodges.
A new lodge is in process of organiza-
ton
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COURT sUTRO HEIGHTS. F. OF i.

Court Sutro Heights, Foresters of
America, at its last held meeting had a
good attendance of members and received
several applications for membership. The
court has under consideration plan for
the purpose of making the meetings in its
pretty hall in the Native Sons building of
most attractive nature. so that all the
members will be pleased TO attend and
enjoy an intellectual programme of num-
bers. There was an interesting discus
sion on the subject, and many good ideas
were brought out. Action will probably
be taken on the proposition at the next
meafinC
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was well arranged programme of dane
! ing. During the evening the circle re-
ceived twenty-siN applications from those
who expressed desire TO join. The cir
Gle expects to pass the go mark by the
first of Iuup
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ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS
THE OLD FRIENDS

At the meeting of Old Friends last
Wednesday night twenty-three applicants
were admitted to membership. 1t was de-
cided that there shall be bullshead
breakfast at Colma in San Mateo County
In the latter part of May and that in June
the, society shall hold high jinks in its
hall.
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G G Q C G 6 G Q @ @ g G 9 G .
FRATERNAL. NEWS.


its third anniversary on he 18th Of May
by a grand ball in Native Sons Hall. The
ar fangement committee Will make this
OF re of those enjoyable social functions
f6jr which this parloT is noted.