The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08

The first grand entertainment and ball
given by the board of relief of the For
esters of America of San Francisco in
aid of the benevolent fund in Native
Sons Hall on the evening of the Sd inst
was very pleasing affair that afforded
a great deal of enjoyment to all who
braYed the elements that night and at
tended. The programme of entertain
ment included:
An overture by the FL Dorado Orchestra; ad-
dress Of welcome by Grand Chief Ranger John
step and jig dances by O'Connor and KeIleher;
fancy dancing by the Cronin children; mono
nile Mandolin and Guitar Club Of Oakland
(a) Creole Bellies march and two-step
Iampe); (b) Song Of Love waltz (Weber) {;
primos, Harry Ellis. Carl Larsen and Harold
Willebrand; secondos. Warren Osgood, Vivian
Dent; guitars. Tessa Dent. Marjorie Shaw and
]. Beatty; stuff and nonsense and storiettes.
M. S. de Roco; fancy dances, Miss Gladys
Cordy; cartcature artist, Fred G. Cooper.
The programme was followed by dane
Ing. The function was under the dtrec-
tion of the following officers of the board
of relief:
DR.. NJ. Neumann, president: Gus H Vincent
vice president; Daniel Teare. treasurer; s.
Schweitzer, secretary; arrangements-G. A
Sullivan (chairman), s. Schweitzer (secretary)
c. w. Brown. H. S. Baily, Gus H. Vincent,
L. F. Guedet, j. Label; floor manager. Frank
Brady; floor committee-Frank Miller CHAIR
mani. Hugo K Asher, d. OCallaghan. Thomas
S. Baily /. Sullivan, Charles Rasmussen; re-
eeptionmC. ". Brown chairman. Dr. G. NJ
caaPpman ca8Ppnero Ha,let M ucker Mdbri1 Em +SmPe
Bacigalupi, A. j. Glover, P. H. Coyle, N.
RaqHssds Hayden george ersS BSdeR W %Gsn Gsad @ Re-
Court Zenith), 1. Levy &C. R., Court Hayes
Valley, William Reed Charles Goldberg, Hon.
Frank Kerrigan. Hon. Frank Murasky. P. ".
Long, Hon. Franklin K. Lane, T. B. W. Le-
land. William A. Hanson. Charles Woodall,
Judge F. Dunn Hon; j. F Duane. John Lack
C. R.
At the quarterly session of Court sutro
building on the night of the 9Th inst
there will be held the election for officers
1t is expected that there will be an in
tereSting session.
Court San Francisco gave very pleas
ant social in the Alcazar building on the
night of the 4th inst, which was con-
Quoted under the supervision of T. v.
Wills, NJ Pander and j. L. Goetz
A board of relief has been established
in Sacramento and one in Santa Bar
bara.
Court U. s. of America celebrated it's
twelfth anniversary in Oakland with
banquet. which = was enjoyed by about
chairman of the committee of arrange
ments.
The official visit of the grand chief
companion of the Companions of the For
est of America to Presidio Circle has been
postponed until the 18th of next April
The time and place of the entertain
ment to be given by Elmhurst Circle have
been changed. Instead of being given in
Red Mems Hall at Elmhurst it will be
given in the American Foresters' Hall in
Oakland on the night of the 18th inst.
instead of the 14th. There will be a fine
literary and musical programme.
A movement has been started to have
the local circle, together with those of
Oakland and Alameda, give a grand min
strel entertainment in the near future to
raise funds for the purpose of entertain
ing the grand officers and delegates to
the next Grand Circle. Grand Chief Com
panion Miss Alice Ticoulet was elected
honorary chairman of the general COM
mittee of arrangements, Supreme Sub
Chief Companion Mrs Lizzie Atwood
president, Mrs. M. Smith second vice
president, Mrs. DrendeI of New Century
Circle secretary, z. II. Chamberlain in
side guard and s. Schweitzer outside
guard. A number of the members who
attended the meeting of delegates from
the various circles held last week were
appointed to visit the different circles and
talk up the minstrel show. Jacob Label
of the American Forester Review, DR.. w.