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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10
ADvERTIsEMENTs.
DO WOMEN WORK TOO HARD?
BY MARGARET L. BRIGGS.
GALL RIGHTS REsERvED.)

pleas
We are put into happy
around
those
their strength and who result too tired to give their families the
they need
the matter They do
not attempt much it is true but their work tells and they really accom-
certain
wnwor 4
herself into that
should At the end the day.
having repeated this performance with task she too tired WEI
tired The
said at the dinner table,
because they all miss the other each caw away to MS room
tired
his that she had left little
" the work undone and instead had charmed them with her and
tired
for the Of
this generally and they would go about
wouldn't tired
NOT do it, becaus nerves o
overcome
tired
with her family take Lydia E. Pinkhans Vegetable Compound 1t
all the and hat makes
the in Of
immediate reform would not be at all bad they would sit down
reforms
without having so much energy wasted on @ the women had but the
How better every one WOMEN instead Of av
tired they
themselves we'll The who
Of
kind
Every
eno
Bile because he thinks working
condition will be
mu to nfemnn
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Knights Of Pythias.

Past Chancellor W. ID. Wagner Of San
Bernardino has been engaged for nearly
a month past In visiting the Native Sons
parlors OF the northerly part of the State.
He is one Of the grand trustees OF the
n. S. G. w.
Eagle Cliff Lodge at Dunsmuir has made
the final payment on its tall and the mort
gage was cremated this month with ap-
propriate ceremonies. The property yields
a revenue of about 500 month and the
payment of dividends on the stock will
now begin. The Dunsmuir knights put
up the building on credit three years ago.
and by energy and careful business man
agement have a valuable property. There
are scores OF other lodges In the State
that might emulate their example with
profit.
Milo Lodge, at Nevada City. celebrated
It's twenty-third anniversary Friday night.
Grand Chancellor calkins and the elo-
queEt Robert +. Burns of Auburn were
aI:iCng the special guests of the evening.
Fifty members OF olympic Lodge of Grass
Valley were there. At the banquet. where
the grand chancellor presided; covers for
Mandolin Club of eight members. vocal
quartet from Olympic Lodge and Milo
Lodges instrumental quartet furnished
music at the supper
Lily Lodge OF Sisson and Eagle Cliff at
Dunsmuir are exchanging monthly visits
ard having jolly times.
Petaluma Lodge is enjoying unbounded
prosperity. Twenty young and prominent
c!tiaens are having the ranks conferred
Upon them and another large class is be-
ing formed. A crack team Of San Fran
cisco will go there shortly to assist In
tie long form OF the third. A fine Pythian
castle is nearing completion and the lodge
VIII soon move into II.
On July of this year Dirigo Lodge, No.
22i. was instituted in Oakland. being the
first lodge Instituted by the present grand
officers. II started with fifty-seven MEM
bers and at the present time the member
ship is 12i. The keeper of records and
seal reports something over thirty appli-
cations I'm process of investigation. The
lo6ge is assured a representation of three
delegates, with possibility OF four In
the next grand lodge. The membership
numbers many of the prominent residents
OF the Athens City and one Of the features
Is that IL numbers more young members
thar any similar organization Of Its char
acter I'm Alameda County. At present
members are forming a uniform rank and
the matter Is being enthusiastically taken
up. The remarkable growth OF this lodge
Is due to the untiring efforts Of the effi-
cient officers and charter members.
In a letter to the grand chancellor Of
California President Neal OF the Endow-
ment Rank says: 1.-THE general condition
of this branch OF the order continues to
improve right along. There is not sin
gle request on file for hurry up In tho
payment Of death claims. The conditions
in California are especially gratifying,
the loss in membership there being much
less than we had anticipated"
Tomorrow night the grand chancellor
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Daughters of Liberty.

On the evening of the 9Th instant re-
ception was rendered to Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Little, the latter formerly Miss
Crawford, by the members and friends Of
California Council of the Daughters of
Liberty. of which organization both are
active members. After the social festivi-
ties all adjourned to the banquet hall,
which was decorated with the national
colors. and partook of an exquisite colla-
ton. On the table there were many H.
luminations in the form of heart-shapeu
holders in which there were tiny red can
dies. There were responses to sentiments
by prominent members OF the Junior Or
DIR of United American Mechanics and Of
an original poem on Love" and friendly
discussion an rs Marriage Failure?'
At midnight all formed circle and Joined
in singing "Auld Lang Syne.' The at
fair was admirably managed by Misses
Minnie M. Sproul,s Christine Jorgensen and
Isabelle Beach
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Ancient Order of workmen.

Magnolia Lodge of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen was to have had a So
cial night in the Red Mems building on
the 4th instant, but It being election eve.
many who had promised to take part In
tiles and sent regrets. therefore 1t was
decided to call the entertainment off un-
til the night Of the first Monday In De-
will be presented and some OF Magnolia $
delicate' sandwiches will be offered to the
members and guests.
Tho prize committee Of celebration day
of the order has announced its decision
in regard to the winners. The first prize.
q silk banner for the greatest percentage
Of os to se with
crossed tablet, goes to st. Johns Lodge,
with an increase Of 25 per cent. The first
prize to an individual member Is awarded
to X. +; Mckenzie. OF ST: johns Lodge,
and the second to Frank L. Terramose, of
Crocker Lodge, who brought in the next
nnmDeE nun a oerf are OF scS
awarded the California medal Of honor for
each having brought in the next greatest
number of members
has been prepared for the frst entertain
ment to be given In Odd Fellows Hall on
the night OF the 10th instant under the
suspces the Grsna rsnd LGdss
Barnes, Hirshberg and Danforth. Grand
Recorder Spencer aifd Grand Receiver
Booth:
Part 1.-The Troubles OF Three" an oper-
eta In one act: full Of music, funny situations;
one continuous round Of laughter, produced
Grifnng and Mesdames Burns and Adams, as
sisted by q company OF competent players
Part 1.-THE premier coon shouter. Elton LAM
bert, In the latest song, Hits from Coon
VILE; the popular barytone, Joseph Fisher, OF
the Columbia Minstrel Company: the Man in
dies; the modern wizard. Charles v. Reynolds.
Cards and Coins: California; champions
cake walkers. Entertainment at 8. Dancing
ut 10.
Arrangements are being made to divide
the State into dYa dlatrfcta and Ia nfYar
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OLDEN GATE CHAPTER of
NJ the Order of the Eastern Star
n w has elected the following named
N to serve for the ensuing term:
W. Mrs. Mary Fahrenholtz, ma
tron; Charles P. Humphries,
patron; Mrs. Frances p:
Tower, associate matron; Mrs. Kate
Johnson, Secretary: Mrs. l.. Pease. treas
urer; Mrs. Amy F. Temple. conductress.
and Mrs. ]. A. Pherson, associate con-
ductress.
California Chapter has elected Mrs. DR..
Bertha Wagner Stark matron. Phineas
Furgeson patron, Mary Whitman asso-
ciate matron, Isadora Horton secretary,
Mary E. Brown treasurer, Cecilia Harmon
conductress and Ida May Roberts associate
conductress. The appointed officers will
be named at the meeting on the 21st inst,
when the time for the installation will be
announced. Several applications were re-
cefved at the last held meeting. and at
the next there will be work in the ini-
San Francisco Chapter has elected Mss.
{. L. F. Marais matron, c. L. p. Marais
patron. Marion Siffel associate matron.
Mrs: Eva Sheeline secretary, Mrs. Bertha
Mackrett treasurer. Mrs. Ronson conduct
ress and Mrs. Robinson associate con-
ductress.
matron. w. A. l.. Knowles patron, Mrs.
May G. McCleave associate matron and
Mrs, A. M. Morey secretary OF Berkeley
Chapter.
Past Grand Matron Mrs. Matte A. Far
mum has returned to her former home In
Paso Robles, and on the 5th inst, In COM
pany with Past Patron c. A. Farnum
visited Bethlehem Chapter of that place..
Mrs. Farnum, whose name heads the list
OF charter members of that chapter In
1883. and who was its first worthy matron.
was received in the east with grand hon
ors. During the evening one stranger was
initiated, Past Patron Farnum acting as
patron. Then the following named were
elected for the ensuing term: Mrs. DR..
Boys. w. NJ; DR.. Boys. W. p: Mrs. Web
ster. A. NJ; Mrs. Will Lewis. S. (re-elect-
ed); {. J: Trussler, 7. tre-elected; Miss
At the close of the meeting there was
banquet. after which there were ad-
dresses by Mr.. and Mrs. Farnum aud
Madame Whalen, the newly initiated
member.
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The Odd Fellows.

Canton No. of the Patriarchs Militant
will tender a reception on the 18th inst.
In Odd Fellows Hall to its drill team TO
celebrate its return from the encampment
at Fresno with honors. At the same time
there will be the placing Of the decora-
tion OF chivalry upon the breasts OF two
lady Rebekahs.
Cosmopolitan Lodge Will have an enter
tainment on the night of the 14th of De-
cember.
Alta Lodge Is making arrangements to
have an anniversary celebration on the
4th of December.
Abou Ben Adhem will give an enter
tainment on the 18th inst. in its hall. One
OF the features will be a lecture by Pro-
fessor Burt Estes Howard of Stanford
University on Our Greater Republic -
There will also be dancing.
The grand master and the grand secre-
tary started last week on tour OF official
visitations in Central California.
The members OF San Francisco Canton
No. are making arrangements 10 par
take of a first class banquet.
The Samaritan Social Club composed
OF members in good standing of the sew
eri local lodges, has arranged to have a
theater party at the Tivoli on the evening
of the 18th Of December for the purpose
OF raising funds TO secure new and i'm
proved costumes for the use OF Excelsior
Degree Lodge No. 2. /. o. o. F., which
performs the greater part of the degree
work for the local lodges. z. X. Roun-
tree Is the chairman and c. O. Pardis
secretary of the club. The opera OF Red
Riding Hood will be presented
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The Druids.

The official visits of Noble Grand Arch
Julius S. Godeau TO the groves of the
United Ancient Order of Druids In San
Francisco closed last week with the one
to Volta, where there was good attend
ance and an Instructive session vas held.
There were present twenty members Of
the Past Arches Association. On that oc-
casion the new officers of the grove were
installed by District Deputy Grand Arch
G. Baldissone. assisted by G. Icardo of
Calico Grove. This grove has initiated
twenty-six in the past six months. Un-
der good OF the order there were ad-
dresses by the noble grand arch. Past
tinoni. Grand Trustee Armstrong. Grand
Treasurer Horn. NJ. ii. Hernon. noble
arch. and Dick Barton, recording secre-
tary of ManZanita Grove. On the 9Th in
stant the noble grand arch. In company
of Grand Secretary James F. Martinoni,
visited Mayfield Grove at Mayfeld; on
the !th Salinas Grove at Salinas; on the
Sth Madrona Grove and Luis de Camccns
Grove AT Santa Cruz: on the 9Th Giroy
Grove at Giroy. and on the 10th Hol'S ter
Grove at Hollister. There Is possibility
tomorrow night new grove may be ini-
tiated at Watsonville.
The officers OF Hesper,an. Templar and
Laurel groves, comprising district No.
3. were installed on the eth instant In Sar-
bke 5uSiiee. man. a''ef ~"'e" '"s'e was s'a"'
The next annual outing of Galileo Grove
Will be TO Fernbrook Park. on the Sth
OF June.
Sempione Grove at its last held meeting
initiated two candidates and two strangers
were elected.
All the local and interior groves have
adopted resolutions of respect to the men,
ory of the late Grand Secretary Graves
All the local groves are active in con-
nection with the grand initiation to take
place On the nth instant.
Mckinley Grove, the local baby. adopted
bylaws last Friday and received a num-
ber of applications for membership.
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Lyon Corps.

The officers and members of Lyon CORPS
No. Voman's Relief Corps. are quito
elated over the compliment recently paid
them by the assistant. department in
spector. May Eley. forth efficiency at
iained In the ritualistic work Of the or
der. All the ceremonies were performed
without the slightest flaw. The corps
president, Mary l.. Coleman, was epe-
cially complimented for the energy and
zeal manifested in the duties Of her Of
flee. The secretary, Flora A. Morrill,, and
the treasurer, Catharine Munson. were
also compllmen.ed for the neat and &C
curate method In which they kept Their
books. The inspector reported the affairs
of the corps In excellent condition, and
gave an Instructive talk on the several
lines Of work. empha sizing the necessity
of the officers OF each corps to see to II
that the work was performed as dictated
by the department. There were several
visiting members present, each OF whom
made pleasing remarks. The patriotic
programme for the month of October was
particularly interesting. Mary Gwil:.
past department president of Oregon. led
in the discussion on THE Andersonvilie
Prison Property as n Means OF Resource
to the Womans Relief Corps" Many
pertinent ideas were advanced both in
favor OF and against the movement. Rose
f. Dorety gave an interesting account OF
the Evergreen Home. which Is under tn.
management of the Woman's Reflex
Corps. Frances A. Williamson read
paper on 1.-The outlook of the Nation"
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10

a silk banner to the lodge In the district
that shall show the greatest percentage
OF numerical gain within q limited time.
The contest will be confined to the lodges
within each district.
The lodges in the city and State are
actively at work increasing the member
ship so as to surpass the jurisdiction Of
Michigan. which challenged the State Of
California to a friendly contest.
Forget-Me-Not Lodge Of the Degree of
Honor on the 9Th inst. entertained the
members Of San Mateo Lodge and those
OF Silver Spray Lodge.
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The National Union.

On the night OF the 18th inst. the Ma
tional Union Social and Literary Club.
under the patronage of the San Fran.
cisco Cabinet. will give another of its en-
chanting entertainments in Odd Fellows
Hall, and on that occasion each ticket is
sued will admit a gentleman and lady %
two ladies. George L. Darling will be
the chairman of the evening. and the
following Is the programme that has been
arranged In addition to dancing, which
will follow the farce:
Selections Is to S:20), Sichel's Orchestra-ta)
March. knight Hawks paris Chambersl;
(b) intermezzo, Natures Garden tBerlin):
tc) selections from Bohemian Girl tBalfe):
barytone solo. only Tonight CMoloy,.
and expert lady coin manipulators: tenor solo.
'.Beyond the Gate OF Paradise" (Robat King).
Jack Harris. Farce "A Married Bachelor.
Cast: Dan Gillespie "a good fellow. whose
lima gnation runs away with him), j. Leo Tur-
ley; Larry Finnigan (his gardener. high au-
thority on potatoesG Frank ellison; Deacon
Smith (who finds 1t difficult to be good under
adverse circumstances). Henry c. Lehman;
Sally Dams goodhenrtcd little cook. who. un-
like most women. can really keep a secret).
Miss Nellie Connor Miss Camson this house.
keeper. In the matrimonial market and means
business), Miss A. Perrin: Louisiana "a dark
brunette, on the warpath). Miss Edna Keene.
Time-The present.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10

Mrs. Nellie Michel. president of the
California Assembly OF the Rebekahs
announces the following visitations:
November l3. Manzanta Lodge. Colfax: Mo-
vember 20 Golden State Lodge. Modesto: No
%. Los Olives Lodge. Los Banos: November p
Della Lodge. Horuitos: November 26 Novara
Lodge, Smelling; November 81. Mystery Lodge
Coultervllle: November q. Sierra Lodge Sier-
ra: November 80. Fedora Lodge. Folsom: De-
{. Chrysoite Lodge. Diamond Springs: Decem-
her 5. GEORGETOWN Lodge. GEORGETOWN: De-
cember 6. Azalea Lodge. Auburn: December !,
Neva Lodge. Nevada City: December IL. Silver
Star Lodge. You Bet.
The decoration OF chivalry will be con-
ferred on the night OF the 18th inst. on
Past Noble Grand Mrs Elizabeth T. Shaw
OF Oriental and Mrs. Minnie F. Dobbins
OF Jubilee Lodge for services rendered 10
the cause OF Odd Fellowship.
Mrs. Mary Gilmore Dunn. grand secre-
tary or the Exalted Order of the Degree
OF the Amaranth. was initiated last week
as member OF Loyal Rebekah Lodge
That lodge now has in its membership
three grand secretaries-Mrs Donoho OF
the California. Miss Laura J. Frakes of
the Native Daughters OF the Golden West
and Mrs Dunn. the latest one admitted
Mission Rebekah Lodge has completed
all arrangements for the entertainment
and ball that II will give in Mission
Opera Hall on the night OF the 18th inst
Among the features there will be a fan
drill by sixteen young ladies and a farce
entitled "A Regular Fix This lodge nj
its meeting on the I'd inst. initiated two
California Rebekah Lodge has arranged
for an entertainment and dance on the
18th inst.
AL arrangements have been completed
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RING WORM AND DANDRUFT.
They Are Each Caused by Pestifer-
GUS Germ.

Ring worm and dandruK are somewhat
similar in their origin; each is caused by
parasite. The germ that causes dam
drufr digs to the root Of the hair and saps
its vitality, causing falling hair and. final
ly. badness. Without dandruff there
would never be badness. and to cure dam
druff II is necessary to kill the germ.
There has been no hair preparation that
would do this until the discovery Of New
dandruff germ, ailays itching instantly
and makes hair glossy and soft as silk.
At all druggists. Take no substitutes.
There is nothing "tust as good"
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10

for the entertainment and dance that will
be given in Odd Fellows Hall on the 18th
inst. under the auspices of the combined
lodges of the district under the deputy
ship Of Mrs. Floy C. Urquhart In aid Of
the Orphans Home. The minstrel COM
pany that Is to appear will have added to
1t chorus of twenty-five ladies selected
from the lodges, and boy choristers will
also take part
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10
Degree Of Pocahontas,

Potomac Council of the Degree Of Po-
cahontas, Improved Order of Red Men,
at its last held council sleep adopted five
palefaces into the mysteries of the order.
After the business of the evening the new
members were given an opportunity to
appreciate what social hour in the coun-
Gil means. Potomac Council, which Is
noted for It's hospitality and courtesy to
visiting members of the order, Is increas-
ing rapidly in membership.
Pocahontas Council Is arranging for
social evening in the near future.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10
Radway's way
ll Pills

perfect digestion, complete absorption and
healthfui regularity.
Liver. Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder. Female r.
reguarities, Sick Headache, Biliousness. Con-
stipation. Piles and all derangements Of the
Internal viscera. Csc q box. AZ Druggtstu, or
BY mail. RADWAY 4 co. New York.
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Native Sons.

The complimentary ball that is to be
given In Native Sons Hall by SequoiL
Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden
West on the 18th inst. promises TO be a
very pleasant affair. The committee Of
arrangements has been working to the
end that II shall equal IL not surpass any
thing In the social line ever given by this
parlor,
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and Ladies Of Honor on the night Of thu
4th inst gave its members and a number
or invited guests watermelon party in
its hall. In addition TO the luscious fruit
there was an interesting programme OF
entertainment and dancing
Yerba Buena Lodge of San Jose viii
give an entertainment and dance on tha
night of the 9th inst, on which occasion
a prize of IS will be given to the ons
guessing nearest to the number OF seeds
In a pumpkin. II will be known as a
pumpkin social evening.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10

Nine. Neergaard. Palmist, predicted the
election Of Schmitz about year ago.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-10

Knights and Ladies Of Honor.
Aurora Lodge No 202 of the knights
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The Rebekahs.

Mrs. Nellie Michel. president OF the
California Assembly of the Rebekahs.
announces the following visitations:
The Washington times., 1901-12-31
TO WAIT ON THE PRESIDENT
Spanish War Veterans VIII Pay Him
a New Year Call

The Spanish War Veterans of the Dis
trict Of Columbia propose to call upon
the President in body on New Year Day
to pay their respects to their former COM
psnion-ia-arms. and to wish him the CON-
pliments OF the season.
General orders. No .. issued recently
and signed by Lee ~ Lipscomb. Com
mander OF the District Corps. aud by John
J. Duffy, acting assistant adjutant gen
eral. makes provision for the occasion
and reads as follows:
The Corps Of the District Of Columbia
National Army Spanish War Veterans
VIII assemble at Spanish war Veterans
Hall, C12 E Street northwest. January l.
1902, at II a. m. for the purpose OF pay
ing respects to Comrade Theodore Roose-
welt. President Of the United States.
'Honorably discharged soldiers who
participated in the spanish-American
war, the incident war In the Philippines
or the campaign in China. are cordially
invited TO participate
Spanish War Veteran uniforms viii be
worn with white gloves and campaign
hats; no side arms. Comrades not wear
ing uniform will appear In dark clothes
1T is the earnest desire OF the corps
commander that there be a full attend
ance upon this occasion"
The Washington times., 1901-12-31
Infns cite stock Company Present,
.Fsne~t Lavender With Success.

4 play OF intense interest and OF high
order Of merit was presented last night az
the Lafayette Theatre. when The Bellows
stock company inaugurated the weol; with
a creditable performance OF Sweet Law
ender." which will be remembered as hav-
ing formed part OF the repertoire Of
local GUNNER company several years ago.
Sweet Lavender is by Arthur Wing
Plnero whose name. to The latter day
theairego7r. stands for much in :he way
OF brillancy OF Dialogue. shafts OF wit and
satire seldom equaled by any contcmpora-
neous playwright. and whose forte may
eceIr to lie In his ability to turn out sue
cesslul works OF the kind commonly char
acterized rs problem" plays. That Pi-
nero is and was capab BILE Of other and more
moral writings is evident from his Sweet
Lavender " than which z more delightfully."-
simple and enjoyable play IL would be
difficult to find. The story Is a pretty
little love tale. with the usual obstruc-
tions 10 it's happy consummation IL writ
ing Sweet Lavender" the author must
have taken Simplicity for his motto, so
sweetly. clearly. and restfully simple is
the telling At times the pathos Is felt a
little keenly but not for long. for comedy
quickly comes TO the rescue-comedy of a
high order aud most refreshing.
Antoinetie walker Is cast for the title
roie-ihe delicate. lovable girl whose in
Rocence and childish faacies hold every