The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-05-28

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blow his own horn. There were congrat-
ulatorY addresses by Davis Louderback
noble grand of Mission Rcbekah Lodge
Mrs. w w. Barnes and Miss Gertrude
WINNER of the same lodge. W II. Barnes
and others.
Unity Lodge had q very interesting
meeting last Tuesday night. There was
much said under the good of the order,
and it was midnight before the lodge adj
Grand Patriarch Harris visited the en-
campment at Salinas and was warmly
received Last night. in company with a
number of members OF the Grand En-
campment and delegation from the en-
campment at Napa. he visited the en-
campment at st. Helena and there the
degrees were conferred on fifteen candi-
dates.
ANCIENT ORDER OF WORKMEN.
Old Friends Lodge. which was organ
ICED shortly before the meeting of the
Grand Lodge, will be instituted next
Wednesday evening in Liberty Hall, Ply
THAN Castle.
Valley Lodge at its last held meeting
had large attendance. Several PROPOSE
lions were received and three candidates
received the degrees
Last night 4vy's drill team, Degree of
Honor. conferred the degrees on twenty
three candidates
On the Sd of June Dawn of Hope, Silver
Star and Ivy lodges of the Degree of Hon
or will tender reception in Oakland to
the membership Of Laurel Lodge of West
Berkeley and to Union Lodge of Hay
wards.
THE NATIVE SONS.
On the night of June l the members of
Stanford Parlor will have a theater party
at the Orpheum. The parlor has taken
100 tickets, and it is probable that more
than that number will make up the
party.
California Parlor has elected J. P.
Dockery. w. D. Shea and Charles A.
Bolderman as its committee to the Ninth
of September Celebration convention
Yerba Buena ParlOr has elected to the
same body Fred w. Lees, L. j. ALBERT
and F. G; Jaeger: 1t is probable that
Parlor VIII be chosen president of the
convention.
California Parlor nominated candidates
for officers who are to serve next term
at the meeting last Thursday night. The
election will be held next Thursday
THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
A few evenings since San Luisita Par
lor of San Luis Obispo received a visit
from District Deputy Grand President
Miss Jessie Kirk of San Miguel. the visit
being an official one. There was eX-
emplification of the work by the officers
which was highly satisfactory to the Wis
iting official. who was profuse in her
praise. After the business of the even
ing there was a short and pleasing pro-
gramme of entertainment, the special
features Of which were the reading of Sc
lections by Miss Callie Sloan and Miss
Fannie Steinhart and guitar solo by
Miss Minnie Correa. The evening closed
with banquet The visiting official was
glad that she came and the members
were glad that she did. This parlor has
elected Miss Maud Scott as its delegate
to the Grand Parlor. Miss Agnes Lee was
chosen as the alternate.
Golden State Parlor at its last held
Grand President Mrs. Lena H. Mills, and
to show how well the officers are up in
the ritualistic work there, was an exem-
as candidate. The visitor complimented
the officers upon being letter-perfect in
their respective parts Of the mem fo H
came the guest of the parlor at a neigh
boring cafe where there was served a
petit souper and pleasant hour was
spent.
COMPANIONS OF THE F. OF A
Grand Sub-Chief Companion Mrs. Flora
Jacobs. on the 18th IF May. paid her last
visit as circle deputy to Golden Era Cir
Gle and at the close of a very pleasant
meeting she was presented a very pretty
] parlor lamp, to be kept by her in remem-
brance of the cordial relations existing
between the members and herself.
Bonita Circle will on the night of the
1st of June give social and dance in
Mangels Hall. The functions of this
parlor are one of the features. of that sec
! ton of the city and there is always a
good demand for invitations.
Inter Nos Circle a it's meeting last
Wednesday night reelected Fred Errett
chief companion: Mrs. Sophie Coyle. sub
chief companion: Henry p. Coyle, record
ing secretary; Miss Nellie Shea, inside
guard Miss Annie Crowley. outside
/ isl Miss Mabel Miller was elected right
guide and Mrs. Errest left guide. Miss
! candidate was initiated and arrangements
! were announced for the picnic by the In
4 ter Nos Club on the 9th of July at Plitz-
! vile Park.
/ Last Wednesday night Excelsior Circle
! gave "a night with the Brownies in the
Social hall of the Alcazar building, when
! the committee of arrangements-Mrs. Cor
della Ernestine Augustine Tucker. Mrs. J.
| j. Cordy, Mrs. DIR. Haskell, Mrs. Lena
4 Humbert Mrs. Matilda Schumacher and
Mrs. e. Berg-presented an enjoyable pro-
/ gramme of literary and musical numbers
! contributed by Miss Belle Herzer, Miss
e. Claussen, Mrs. Mango, Miss McMurtry
/ and Messrs. Williams, Kahn, Keough and
| Edwards Then followed a cakewalk by