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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-29
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Y. c. Post, Mr.. and Mrs. John Huber,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Milly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Numar Rose, Captain and Mrs. W. j.
Kidd, Colonel and Mrs. ]. c. Lohmeyer,
G. S. Bachman. Dr.. and Mrs. J. 1. Man
son.
General and, Mrs, F. A, Mergure. Dr.
and Mrs. A S. Tuchler, Mrs. Charles II.
Ward and mother Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Wolff. Colonel and Mrs. ]. H. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Cowles, Mr.. and Mrs
Gustav Schwarzman, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
and Mrs. II. F. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs
Newman Frank, Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Dan
ton, Mr. and Mrs. NJ F. Tfllson, Mr.. and
Clifford. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Koegel, Mr. r.
and Mrs. William Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hansen,
Captain and Mrs: H. Bornemaa, Mr.. and
Samuel Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Kramer,
Dr.. and Mrs E: I. Heisse. Captain and
Bryant Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beaver, Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Mecredy, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Y. schofed, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Perry,
Mrs. Mrs J. y. " Robertson Mr. and Mrs: J: J:
Mrs. Robert Macarthur.
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Samuels.
Misses Carrie Dalliba. Jennie Dalliba,
Mamie Dalllba. Hazel Hoffman, Lottle
Ulman. Myllie Saylor. Annie Shean, Ma
ME Shean, Grace Shean, Edith Cowles
Geraldine Cowles, Kitty Burke, Jennie
Wright. Sophie Frank, Carrie Frank
Ruby Saylor. Grace Saylor. Essie Leon
ard, L. B. Daggett, Laura Bearing, Nellie
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Grundley, Olive Perat, Annie Herzog. Car
rie Harris, Mile Wilson. Ada Wright
Bertie Douglass. Jennie Springer, Celia
Faraco. Maud Wigham, Rose Bell, Hat
tie Gimpel. Irene Noting, Ethel Perry,
Helen RoP}ertsoni Grace Bray, Marie
Messrs. H. X. Coon, Captain Daniel
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Modern Troians.

Last Friday night Hector Lodge No. 10
of the Modern Trojans, a beneficiary as
socation organized in Alameda County.
gave it's first literary and musical enter
tainment in Friendship Hall of the Odd
Fellows building in this city, and it was
a perfect success as to attendance and
merit of programme offered. The event
Elliott. Mrs. NJ. c. Robinson. Mrs. Ann
Curnow, Joseph Fritz. e. Bailey Grifffng
and George VI. c. Baker. who presented
for the entertainment of those assembled;
a programme that was made up of vocal
and instrumental music. whstling solo, a
cakewalk, and specialties presented by
Miss Dexter, Tessie Greenfield, Lulu Le-
back Miss Sadie Kalsch. Mrs. Nelson,
Mr.. Hamilton Charles Blanchard, Bertie
Hale, Joseph and John Fritz. and Miss Ida
Mellnoff. A supper. served in an adjoin-
ing hall, followed the entertainment and
then there was dancing until a late hour.
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PYTHIAN KNIGHTS.
A Grand Social Given Last Friday
Night in Three Halls in the
Pythian Castle.

The social given by the entertainment
committee Of the several lodges of the
knights Of Pythias of this city in Pythian
Castle last Friday night was in every way
a successful affair, three halls on the up
per floor being required to accommodate
the large number of gallant Knights and
fair ladies who were present by invitation
Two of the halls were devoted to the
ladies and their escorts who desired to
dance, while the other was for those of
the sterner sex who preferred to smoke
and play a game at euchre or whist
Those who were most prominent among
the many were: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Schaffner Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Nevin
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Ulman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Lucas,
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Order of Eastern Star.

Each chapter Will elect It's officers on
The first meeting night in November.
After the closing of the session of the
Grand Chapter about ninety of the dele
gates paid a visit to the Masonic widows
and Orphans Homo at Decoto. The visit
was a very pleasant one, and during the
stay of the visitors the little children Of
the home entertained the visitors with
songs. and in return Mrs. George l. Darl-
ing. wife Of the grand patron, who is pos
sessed of an admirable voice, and Mrs
Nawter, the grand treasurer, sang Ior
the children.
Harmony Chapter has donated to the
home all the furniture requisite for FUR
nishlng the reception parlor for ladies'.
Mrs. John Tonningsen has donated piano
TO the home.
Chapter met 10 it's hall in the Native
Sons building for the first time under Ks
recently issued charter. Mrs. Mary =:
matron and George L. Darling, w. y, =,
as patron. There were present Worthy
Grand MRtron Mrs. Fannie I. McGoNen,
able Past Grand Patron William s.
Moses, Grand Secretary Mrs. X. ). VII
lats, Assistant Grand Secretary MISS
Susie NJ. Willats. Past Grand 0rganlst
Mrs. George L. Darling, Mrs. B. b. Dun
can. matron of Golden Gate Chapter; NJ.
J. Savage. patron Of Harmony Chapter;
Past Grand Treasurer Mrs. l. Horton,
Mrs. John Tonningsen and many. other
visitors. These witnessed the conferring
of the degree on Mrs. John McNlchols
and Mrs. Elizabeth Butler After the
work there was a social hour and the
serving of coffee and cakes.
Last Thursday night Century Chapter;
which received from the last held Grand
Chapter its charter and was allowed to
drop the name Century" and take up
king solomon" gave a calico party in
Franklin Hall in honor Of the change Of
name. The hall. which had been prettily
decorated. was we'll filled and all enjoyed
g we'll selected programme Of dances, The
feature OF the evening however, was a
cakewalk in which several couples took
part. The Judges awarded the cake to
Or. Ellis and Mrs. Lake. There were
present many prominent members OF the
order and many of the lady relatives Of
the members Of King Solomon Lodge, +.
and A. NJ. The function, one Of the most
pleasant given by this chapter, was under
the direction of Mrs. Antoinette Wood,
Miss May O'Keefe, Mrs. Olive Bottomley,
harry Baher and Charles Powers, with
d. O'Keefe as floor manager. The worthy
matron, Mrs. A. NJ. Blade, assisted the
committee In making the evening an en-
JOyable one.
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grand officers will reinstitute Oakdale
Paror with a charter list of fifty mem
bers, who were secured by j.; j. DunIdp
of Oakdale and H. Sanders of California
Woodland Parlor on last Wednesday
initiated twenty-five candidates In the
who was the guest Of the evening, and
who delivered an instructive and interest
ing address. Z. T. Hampton is the presi-
dent and w. B. Aldrich the secretary of
Grand First Vice President Judge R: G.
Rust will pay an official visit TO Presldio
Parl lor Tomorrow night, when rltualstle
work with be eXemplihed on number OF
candidates. He will be accompanied by
a number of grand officers.
During the middle of November Grand
Treasurer II. S. Martin and Grand Secre-
tary Lunstedt will visit the parlors In
Plumas, Sierra, Placer, Nevada and Las
Golden Gate Parlor has appointed the
mittee: F. Suhr, D. Wilson, j. Bailey
Joseph Harrington and W. King.
Woodmen of the World.
Last Wednesday night the Bureau of
Relief Of the Woodmsn Of the World but
recently organized, gave its first grand
ball in Odd Fellows Assembly Hall,
which for the occasion had been most
artfsticallv decorated. The function was
QlT6ClcQ 1
Schell V. F. de Roco, NJ. B. Estes, DR..
Whitehead, D. Oliver Jr and w j. Mer-
rifeld OF the reception committee; Her
bert B. Meggs, floor manager, assisted by
J. O. Hayes. Stanley Stewart, w. J. Nal
laday and n. Rhodes. There was a well
arranged programme OF dances. This
board has for It's purpose the rendering
Of assistance to Woodmen who come to
the city from any part Of the jurisdiction
Of the Pacific on the same lines with other
fraternal organizations, who assist visit
ing members in sickness or distress: The
organization, of which Herbert b. MeggS'
consul commander Of Mission Camp, Is
the president, has been meeting with a
great deal of encouragement in and OUT
OF the city.
Monday night received four applications.
At the meeting tomorrow night the de-
gree team will initiate fifteen candidates.
Tamalpais Camp will hold an open meet
Ing in the Oriental Hall OF the Alcazar
building tomorrow night.
The Choppers Friendship Club at It's
meeting last Friday night discussed a
proposition to amend the ritual, had work
In the initiatory degree and after business
was entertained by Neighbor Strong with
selections on the phonograph.
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The National Union.

Golden Gate Council at It's meeting last
Tuesday night added one to its member
ship by initiation, and after the business
of the evening had an interesting pro-
gramme. The council has arranged a
social evening for the 14th of next month
During the month about twenty mem
bers have been added 10 the order by
initiation. There is every prospect that
forty more Will be introduced to the sew
Deputy j. n. Bunting has gone to Fres-
no to organize a council Of the order
there.
San Joaquin Council at It's last held
meeting received five applications
Next Tuesday evening the National
Union Social and Literary Club will,
under the patronage of the San Francisco
Cabinet, give its first entertainment in
Golden Gate Hall Dancing will follow a
hish-class programme.
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Ancient Order of Druids.

The visit Of the noble grand arch and
grand secretary to Madrona and Luis de
Camoens groves in Santa Cruz was
marked by limitations. the comforting Of
the second and third degrees in a salts
factory manner and the presentation of
two applications. At n banquet which
followed the official visitation there were
some very interesting and Instructive
speeches by the visitors and remarks by
many of the members. On the following
day the visitors were the guests of the
groves and they were driven over the
beautiful roads in the Santa Cruz noun
tains and shown many points of interest
The noble grand arch and grand secre-
i grand and past arches, Instituted i Dive Dive
Grove at Colma recently with thirty-four
charter members. A banquet and jolli-
ncation followed the Institution.
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Women of the Woodcraft.

Last Wednesday night Redwood Circle
M 70 gave an entertainment and ball in
the BANQUET hall of the Native Sons
building There were present many of
the friends of the members, who were en-
tertained by a programme made up of
the following numbers; Duet. Mrs. E,
Newman and Miss Agnes Mccullough;
recitation, Miss F. Van Meter; violin
solo, Miss Alice Guthrie; vocal solo, Miss
Pearl Van Meter; address, Mr.. Schwen--
herd; recitation, T. T. Whitton, and vocal
and instrumental numbers by Mrs. L.
Newman. Miss Bardhun. James Newman
and A. B. Morgan. After that there was
a programme of dancing. The function
the guardian neighbor of the circle and
the function was under the direction Of
Mrs F. Wilder, Mrs. Emma Newman,
Mrs. Lucia Robson, Mrs. B. Blangy and
Miss LoVeland.
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Order of Americus.

At a recent meeting of San Francisco
Council No IA of the Order of Americus
the following named were added 10 the
membership by initiation: julius Gabriel
W E Klipstein, William J. Ridgeway
and ]. S. Godeau. This council prdes it
self upon uniform, steady growth since
institution 1t has but one suspension in
the past six months and it has had an
unusual number Of applications for In
crease in the amount of Certificates.
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"nnes Death End Alp,

Steel of Mississippi. one of the most cele-
brated pastors in the NJ. E. Church South.
will address a union mass meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association Audi
torium, Mason and Ellis streets; subject:
"Does Death End Alp" Service open and
free to the public; both men and women
invited. DR.. Steel will lecture at the AS
sociation Auditorium next Friday evening
on "Home Life in Dixie During the Wars
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Ancient Order of Workmen.

Triumph Lodge will on the evening Of
Tuesday next give an entertainment in its
hall in the Odd Fellows building.
Superior Lodge, which was instituted in
the Western Addition last December, has
increased its membership list from thirty
five on the night of institution TO ninety.
and ii is still growing.
Unity Lodge has made all It's arrange
ments for its smoker next Tuesday night.
There will be a good programme and re-
freshments. This lodge gives refresh
ments q la Honduras and a la Louisiana
every Tuesday evening.
Miss Lucy Gents, D. D. G. c, of H of
Sacramento County, instituted Lodge No,
80 Of the Degree of Honor at Folsom
Lodge No. 100 will be instituted at Watar-
ford. Stanislaus County. on November q
and No, 10l at Hollister on the 10TH
Grand Recorder Mrs Kate NJ Poland
had so far recovered from her illness last
week that she was able to be in the office
last week to attend to the mailing Of the
new constitution to the lodges.
Native Sons.
Next Wednesday Grand President Mat
tison. Grand Secretary Lunstedt and other
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arise in the use of the blanks now in use.
An effort is being made to have all
members who have not yet applied for
beneficiary certificates to do so in order
to avoid the confusion in the case Of the
death of a member who was entitled to
such a document.
The expression of opinion of the differ
ent lodges of the jurisdiction on the sub
ject OF holding the constitutional Grand
Lodge session in this city or in Chicago is
greatly in favor of Chicago.
The grand president Is making official
visits to the lodges In the Northwest.
A number of German books have been
supplied for the B. B. library. This
institution is we'll supplied with current
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man, D. NJ. Powell.
During the evening Past Grand Chan
cellor George samuels, on behalf Of Gold
Schaffner. grand keeper of records and
seal an elegant silver service in token OF
its appreciation of him.
These entertainments will be given by
the entertainment committee on the last
Friday of each quarter. The officers of the
committee are C. w. Nevin. president; D.
w Saylor, vice president: A. j. Morrison
secretary; ard WIN j. Beatty, treasurer
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Odd Fellowship

One of the results Of the recent celebra-
ton IS the awakening of deep interest in
the order. Many of the members who had
dropped out are asking to be reinstated.
and all the lodges are receiving applica-
tons from strangers who wish to join.
Last night there was a special session Of
the Grand Lodge at Kelseyville for the
purpose Of comforting the Grand Lodge
and Past Grand degrees on a number or
candidates The lodge was opened by
Grand Master Bonynge and Grand Secre-
tary Shaw.
There is quite boom in the Rebekah
Degree. A new lodge was instituted last
Thursday night by Mrs. II. NJ. Carpenter
president Of the assembly. at Los Angeles
Tomorrow night she Will institute one
at Orange. Last night one was instituted
at Volcano. and another will shortly be
instituted at Bodie.
Brooklyn Rebekah Lodge Of East Oak
land initiated nine candidates in the past
three weeks.
The employees Of the California Street
Railroad who are Odd Fellows, last week
surprised Joseph W. Harris, past grand
patriarch. the superintendent Of the road
by presenting him a most beautiful collar
OF his rank in the order
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A Seven Pines Campfire.

Next Tuesday night Seven Pines Circle
No. 8. Ladies of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. will hold its fourteenth annual
Campfire in Bnai Birth Hall on which
occasion there will be offered to the
friends Of the circle an entertaining pro-
also q programme of dances.
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Degree of Pocahontas

Matoaka Council OF the Degree Of Poca-
hontas, l. o. r. M, which is at home
every Thursday in Mission Opera Hall,
has during the past year-the third of its
existence-made a most remarkable gain
in membership, and is now in line for be-
coming the banner council before the next
session of the Great Council. Last Thurs
day night 1t adopted two and received
several applications. This council has set
aside the first Saturday night in each
month for social The board of direct
ors of the Red Mems Home and Orphan
Asylum will give a grand ball under the
auspices Of this council on the I'd of De-
cember in aid Of the home fund.
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Order Of B'ne Birth.

Grand Secretary Aschheim has, under
direction Of the general committee, pre-
pared and will soon issue to the several
lodges of the jurisdiction a new form Of
death proof, which will have a tendency
to prevent complications, which at times
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knights and Ladies of Honor.

At the recent session of the Supreme
Lodge there was a readjustment of the
rates on the equalization plan to the end
that rates are now fixed on the basis of
payment for the risk involved Grand
Secretary Outflow will shortly pay a visit
to the lodges of the jurisdiction for the
purpose of explaining the changes that
have been made.
At the session Of that body w H
Outflow Miss Emma Outflow and Mrs
Colombet Of San Jose were created past
grand protectors. Mrs. Mary f. Carleton
present a resident OF Indianapolis where
che Is publishing the official organ of the
order, was chosen the press representa-
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Friends of the Forest.

The entertainment that is to be given by
Pioneer Lodge and which was announced
for last Tuesday, will not be given until
next Tuesday. The affair will take place
in the lodgeroom in the Foresters' build
ing.
Mizpah Lodge had a pleasant meeting
last Wednesday night, there being large
attendance present. and among the visit
ors were members of Pioneer and
America lodges. This lodge will hold an
open meeting next Wednesday night.
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Young Mems Institute.

San Francisco Council No. I has ar
ranged for Its fourteenth anniversary ball
to be given in Native Sons Hall on the
oath of November.
Columbia Council has appointed COM
mittee to arrange for a social to be given
in the near future
1t is probable that hereafter the lectures
in the name of the order will be under the
auspices of the lecture bureau instead of
the individual councils. as IN the past
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MOST COMPLETE
SHIPPING BY
MAIL SERVICE
IN STATE.
the tout two crisp 800 bills the freckle- faced

the tout two crisp 500 bills the freckle-faced
remarked:
An you amt tn on y collect m AXE on this.
Cap. | got n hayseed on tn mare fer $500. an
! had him on all tn rest o'.them good things. at
well. so long. Red" said Busyday I'm
getting back to town to dinner Next time
como down I'll give you my trade II l see you
around"
Then Busyday went up into the stand to take
a final look around for his townsman. He
didn't see him. and he started for the gate.
Just as ne got outside the gate he saw his fell
low townsman and guest stepping into a hack.
His fellow townsman and guest looked pretty
jaunty. but Busyday didn't notice IT,.
Hey. there. old man." he called after his
friend. and the latter looked around.
oh. here you are, said Busyday's friend,
with an expensive cigar stuck at an angle OF
"TrimmedI"
Nope" said Busyday. II landed on few
little good things that occurred to me after l
got to looking at the programme. and win
bout a Thousand. Poor old Jay suppose they
put you out o. business eh?"
Not by a long sight" said his friend II
ran into a freckle-faced, redheaded duck as
soon as got in the grounds, lost that piece
O. paper you gave me with the whadyoucallem
-selections-on it. and so l played what this
red headed chap told me to-. COPIED out bout
$2,sN0. altogether. Had $500 on Imp to win
Then Busyday knew to whom tho freckle-
faced had referred when he spoke OF hay
seed,