The San Francisco call., 1904-11-06

persons in Golden Gate Hall. which was
prettily decorated in the colors Of the
order and American flags. William A.
Lynch. chairman. briefly told OF the
purpose Of the assembly and OF the
progress of the court during the years
Of its existence and then called upon
those who had been selected to enter
tain 10 carry out their part of the pro-
gramme which was as follows: So
prano solo. Miss Rose Broderick; mono
logue. Miss Mae O'Keefe, tenor solo;
VIII Ogilvie; contralto solo, Miss
Maude Crabtree: monologue, John Hol-
land: duet Misses Birdie and Cecilia
TreanOr.
Then followed the presentation by Z.
c. Stock of Court Sutro Heights. on
behalf of Court Zenith, of an emblem
atic gold fob charm to Past Presidents
J. l.. Baker and W A BOde for their
earnest endeavors in behalf of the court
during the time each filled the Office
Of chief ranger. This was followed by
the presentation Of one-act comedy,
What Tears Can Do" in which Harry
de LassauX, Miss Mae Sullivan. Will
Ogilvie. Miss Mae O'Keefe and Will
Wallace took part. After the pro-
grsmme there was dancing for two
hours. L. L. Baker was the floor man
ager and G. w. Stewart and F. A.
Klein his assistants. The affair was
admirably carried out under the direc-
tion of the committee of arrange
ments. consisting of William A Lynch,
J. G. Gains, G. w. Stewart. NJ. Cutler.
II. r. Simons, w. A. Bosde. F. A.
Klein, J. J. Ryan, T. G. Klein, E. w.
Haughy and L. l. Baker.
At a recent meeting of Osceola Cir
Gle Of the Companions of the Forest OF
America the drill team of New Century
Circle, at the request of Sarah Bever-
sen, deputy for Osceola, eXemplified the
litualistic work in an impressive man
ner in the presence of a large number
OF the members of the order. Under
good for the order there were interest
ing addresses by Deputy Mrs. Bever-
sen, j. Label, editor Of the American
Forester Review. Grand Trustee Mrs.
NJ Cartwright, Mrs. NJ. Lemme, Eliz-
abeth H. Drendel and Mrs. c. C. Laus-
ten. The serving Of refreshments fol-
lowed the speech making.
The smoker recently given by Court
Magnolia was one of the old-time free
ure for the many who crowded the
meeting place of the court. Those who
contributed 10 the joy of the evening
were: The Graber Mandolin and Guitar
Club, b. Barnes. J. Cohen, ]. Regan,
1 Scharff Cd. {. R.). Judge Frank H
kerrigsn, Julius Kahn, James l. Cal
lagher and others.
For some time there has been talk
in Forester circles Of organizing a mill
itsry branch Of the order. The initia-
tive was taken by Junior Court Pride
IF the Golden West of this city, which
has organized a drill corps officered
by a captain ranger, senior and Junior
archer. The drill will be by threes,
under the instructions of Captain
Ranger Elliot NJ. Epsteen. and ii is
expected that in a very short time the
members OF the court viii be able to
give display drill. There are but four
junior courts in the order in the Union
and three Of these are located in San
Francisco. The membership is limited
10 minors between the ages of twelve
and twenty-one years. 1t is expected
that Junior Court Pride Of California
will organize a similar drill corps, in
which event there will be a friendly
but strong rivalry for prominence.
Court Palo Alto gave one of it's old
time socials IN Golden Gate Hall last
week. when an excellent programme
was presented for the entertainment of
the many who attended. Every num-
Der was Of high standard and en-
joyable.
The entertainment and dance given
last week by Martha Washington Cir
Gle in Golden Gate Hall was brilliant
affair and it marked another social sue
cess for that very energetic circle.
Pretty decorations, excellent music and
a pleasing programme Of choice num-
bers added TO he regulation of the
circle for social functions. The pro-
gramme included the following num-
bers: Duet. Misses Rose Levy and
Josie Horn: black face sketch, ].
Davis; violin solo, S. Augenblick; reci-
tation, Miss Oracle Rotholz; vocal Sc
lection, Miss Irene Worms; recitation,
Lee A Craw; child artist, Gladys Hol-
bert The programme was followed by
dancing and was carried TO a happy
termination under the direction of the
following: Executive committee
Charles l. LIGHT (chairman), Mrs. II.
Davis (secretary and treasurer), Miss
II. Moses. Miss r. Adams, E. Barry, ].
LIGHT, L. Herman, NJ. J. Glass, E. S.
Isaacs. Floor committee-E. S. Isaacs
(director), Aaron Lewis assistant di-
rector), Miss Rose Goodman, Miss
Maud Adams, Miss Lena Katz, Miss
Mclean, Miss Rose Strom, Miss Essie
Kragen. Miss Adeline Siess, Miss Min
ric .Lasky. Reception committee-Mrs.
Gottlieb (chairman) Mrs. Voger Mrs.
Ubhaus. Mrs. Kemp Van Ee. Miss
Mabel BurchelI. Miss Bertha Pincus,
Miss Rose Henry, Miss Pauline Lewis,
Miss Sprinza Katz-
The following official visits have
been arranged for a number of the Wis
iting committee Of the Foresters of
America:
DR.. Charles NJ. Troppmann grand
recording secretary, announces official
visits and Will charm the members of
the order with his eloouence as fol-