The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25

| Schumacher. secretary, and J. Patterson,
! treasurer. P. T. Barclay was chairman
of the committee of arrangements and
! Charles II. Bryan marshal, position he
| has filled for fifteen years.
| There were present to enjoy the hospl-
| tality of the association about six hum
! dred persons, including an unusually
! large number of ladies belonging to the
order of the Eastern Star. The picnic
was one of the most enjoyable OF the sea-
! son, and for quietneSS and personnel h9s
never been eXcelled. Upon landing from
| the Ukiah the picnickers marched up to
the pavilion, where President Moore De
livered an address of welcome, after
| which Samuel ID. Mayer sang with line
effect THE Star-spangled Banner There
was then the lancers. after which all aG-
Dancing followed in the pavilion, with
musical numbers interspersed between
dances.
Charles H. Bryan the marshal, was
called to the platform and when he asked
what the matter was he was told by T..
7. Barclay to keep quiet for few mo-
ments. that the Past Masters Associa-
ton had for fifteen years admired the
manner in which he had conducted the
excursions, and to show their appreciation
had decided to present him a baton of
authority. He then handed Bryan a rose
wood baton embellished with the emblems
Of Masonry and silver plate bearing
presented to W.. Charles H. Bryan
by the Past Masters Association of Cal
ifornia, L& F and a. NJ, June "a, 1899.
iSS9.l 1893 anu a. -l'' 100 Marshal 1854 TO
There was a response such as only the
the reading of an original poem by H. ].
owen on The Picnic There were snort
addresses a by Major e. A. Sherman. Vii
Oaken Bucket" by s. d. MAYER. Scotch
BALLADS by J. r, Ogilvie and recitations
| nv lob
Ihtse who did not care to dance found
enjoyment in rambling in the shady
groves s or taking king part in games.
gronnds Hhg were: tnese W Tho were Rre0r9 on the
s, ID. Mayer, Major E. A. Sherman,
George W H: Patterson, Mrs. Helen
Gao1se GGayls Patters6n' e96n George J; Hobe, Mrs.
!. Herrin, Mrs. Kate ]. Whats. Miss
Susie NJ Willats, F. schaffner. G. G.
DOW DOW, MRS. c. c. Dow, James A viii
ningsen, Mrs. John Tonningsen. Wal
ter s. Brown. E. NJ. CottreH F. L.
iian iHieness M; W. ". Taylor; ]; G.. Smith, VIII
Ralph de Clairmont, T F. U1iti Apnott
MIS-: MIS- /. +; Arnott, Mrs; w. w Moore,
Atkinson, DR.. Byron, Mrs. Byron SAi de
Witt, Mrs. A. Rohrig, Mrs. Nora San1
porn, Mrs Duncan Everett, Mrs. Kins-
Kln;sleY Isx; MSS Rita 81 al IkiInsley Miss Rita
Boyes, A. Woodside. Mrs James srr,es
Boyes, Miss Edith Boyes, j r aI,ies Jonns
Mrs. Mrs. Cbar,ea M. Giegschen, gca, Charles Goebei,
naT MRS r W; " A; ;r!le de G9erre, Mrs. E. cum,
RSii; W7i;,i r: W. Titus, Max Goldman. D, A
w HHIlams, Mrs. d. A. Williams. Mrs
M;,I1dner Ih1rumners, l.; M. Brown, Mrs o.
Tiiaon, Miss Nora Hughes Miss
laura Richardson, E. Rodeker. Mrs
b. d; teooeSker, James Patterson. A. S.
r0TIer' Nlles Everson, f. Barry.
ION, =; barry, DR.. Knowlton. Will
Gha 1aln GoGgh, Charles Horn, William
IIiiaiinoeTlaln, n1i William Farrell. Mrs.
Ljs M9juis +: Durrand, Mrs. A. Tietien,
MSS M Buell, Mrs. r. Harrison, Mrs
Vs. Nc ., 0sterhout, Mrs. Herman Wass-
Ilah4i ma Mrs William Voltmann. Mrs.
iud ID nam, Mrs FL. j. Weisbrod. Mrs.
~ n; Jones, Mrs. T. X Witch. Dir.
MAJ MAJ 4; CouIson, Mrs. w. L. Chamber
Gqi,, 5ain, MIS-. Eva Coghlan. Miss Grace
SSiiiiver' Mrs. II. r. Oliver, DR.. II. r.
WUlaHSeT, MISS Kathrine Coghan, Miss
Mapel Barclay, DR.. A. NJ Smith, Miss
Eultn Lqngmore, Miss Sadie Ramsay.
Mt. NJ. ): l.; Lane, Miss Edna Gillespie
mrs. WIinam Gillespie Mrs Frances
TTeters, Mrs. e. j. White, Mrs w. ".
H;oieII44an, Dr. L,s Il. Stevens Miss Lot
tie Holling, George r. Meyerderk
Mrs MIS- George & Fls1a r. sdy sMdeyerdeEk, F. Gerke.
N. q. Black, Mrs. C. r. Dalton G p
DaltQn, Walter. Neat Brunt, Mrs w
n. Brunt, Miss Dorothy Elizahetb
Brunt, c; H. Arney, Miss wv Sislev
MISS Stella Rosser. Mrs. ]. A. Nc.