The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-24
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Lodge No. 239 in float and carriages,
which were praised for their elaborate
decorations. Little Dewey Anderson
dressed as a regulation cowboy and
riding Shetland pony attracted atten-
ton all along the line of march.
NINTH DIVISION-W. H. Sharpe,
marshal, commanded this division,
which was made uD of Morse Lodge
No. PSI, Western Addition Lodge No.
2S5, Preside Lodge No. 334 and visiting
lodges, followed by Walhalla Rebekah
Lodge No. 100 in float and carriages.
Here the same beautiful floral embel-
lishments were in evidence that pre-
vailed in the preceding division.
REBEKAHS IN TALLY-HOS.
TENTH DIVISION-The tenth divi-
sion formed on Bush street, with the
right resting on Battery. The division
was under command of Charles Stall
man. ably assisted by w. II. MANU-, j.
]. Phillips, b. F. Tebford, NJ. d. Mayer
and W. f. Harris. Prominent in the
division were the members of Wildey
Encampment, who, besides the regalia
of the order, wore purple hats. The di-
vision consisted of Golden Gate En-
campment, Walhalla Encampment,
Wildey Encampment, Unity Encamp-
ment and Oriental Encampment. Amity
Rebekah Lodge in gayly decorated
tally-hos and the officers of the Grand
Encampment in carriages followed.
ELEVENTH DIVISION-The Contra
Costa County Odd Fellows, who made
up the eleventh division, introduced a
novelty in the way of aids. Two
charming ladies, Miss Ada Miller and
Mrs. Vita Roberts, appropriately cos
TUNED, acted as aids to Marshal Glass.
The other aids were Frank Critchett
and ]. Wallace de Witt. A handsome
float had been arranged by the Rebek-
abs, but owing to the forbidding as
pect of the weather it was left on the
other side of the bay. In the line were
the following lodges: Pacheco III, Twi-
light 119. San Joaquin Isl, Martinez
297, Crockett 329, Byron 335. and Dan
Vile 37S, followed by the Rebekahs in
Carria geS.
TWELFTH DIVISION-Solano and
Napa counties were we'll represented in
the twelfth division, under command of
George Weniger, assisted by A. H.
Shepard The members turned out in
full regalia and were followed by the
Rebekahs in handsomely decorated
floats and carriages. In the line were
representatives of Golden State, Napa
and Mount Moriah lodges and Camp
Vallejo
LODGES OF SAN MATEO.
THIRTEENTH Divisional good
showing was made by the lodges from
San Mateo County. l.. P. Behrens was
marshal, commanding the division, and
he was assisted by Frank Granger, w.
c. McLan and H. A. Stage. In the
line were lodges from Bay View, San
Mateo, Mayfield, Mountain View, Pes
cadero and Ocean View. The Rebekahs
of Olive Branch and San Mateo lodges
followed in carriages, prettily decorat-
ed, which won applause along the line.
FOURTEENTH DIVISION-A fea-
ture of the parade was the float of the
general relief committee, illustrative of
the good work done by the order. 1t
represented a home in which aid is be-
ing offered to the suffering. E. E.
Drees was marshal commanding the
division and ]. F. Coffman and o. NJ
futile acted as aids. In the line were
the officers of the Grand Lodge in car
riages, the trustees of the Odd Fellows
Home. the Veteran Odd Fellows Asso-
citation, residents of the Odd Fellows
Home at Thermalito, grand officers and
past grand officers of the Rebekah As
sembly and the Rebekan Veteran AS
ISOLATION.