The San Francisco call., 1904-11-27

The eighth annual reception and ball
given by Mission Chapter Of the order
Of Eastern Star in Golden Gate Hall on
the second Wednesday in November
was one Of the most pleasant social
fuTsstions that this chapter has ever
given. II was attended by very large
number Of people and there was a dis
play Of beautiful gowns by the ladies
while the gentlemen we've all in full
evening dress. A feature of the dance
programme was waltz dedicated to
Mission Commandery, X T, recently
organized. Those who had charge Of
this function We're Floor Directors Har-
~ Maundreu and Dr. Louise B. Deal
and the following named members Of
committees: Theodore Forbes, Henry
Thomas Ross Chorley. Fred Riccomi,
George Riccomi, Ed. Barnes, E. T.
Treadweu Frank Smell, Hester B. Oil
yer Mary L. Thorp, Josephine c. Back
us, Lottie J. Reiss. Margaret B. Smell,
Sarah COiner. Crete A. Crockett, Alma
NcPhun. Clara H Brown, Carrie NJ
James. Emma Bergren, Eulila Tread
well. Emma Stevens, Lizzie Christen-
son. Sarah Cox. Hattie McPhun. Alice
r Hickie Ellen Wilson, May Maun-
dreI. N H. Dawson. Mary Elan, Mat
tie j. Perry, Mabel Ordway. Eva Kon-
rad. Margaret Thomas. Anice Foster,
Maud FIack. Rachael Spence, Dora
Cooley. sadie STANDARD. Myra Lowe,
, Ethel Allen. Elsie Kelly, Addie Plack
and Mabel Ayers.
At the meeting Of Beulah Chapter Of
the Order Of the Eastern Star last
week there were dfty-nine members Of
the chapter present and only one visitor.
Mrs. Nellie Augusta Darling, past
grand 0rganist, who presided at the pi-
ano for the initiation Of two candidates.
After this ceremony the following were
elected as officers Of the chapter for the
ensuing term Generva Williams, mat
ron. Frederick Felt, patron; Emma
Wedemeyer. associate matron; Mary A.
Todd. secretary: Emma Rahlmann,
treas surer: Olivia Danielson, con-
ductress: Catherine Bayle, associate
conductress. These officers as well as
the appointed ones viii be installed by
Mrs. Mary z. Donoho. the retiring ma
tron. on the first meeting night in De-
cember. The installation will be pri-
vate
Mission Chapter No. 155 has elected
the following as its officers for the cur
rent term: Hester Bell oliver, worthy
matron: Edward Francis Treadweil,
patron: Lottie Jane Reiss, associate
rnatron: Josie Clark Baclus, secretary;
Mary Zihn Thorp. treasurer; Margaret
Bell Smell. conductress. and Sarah
Elizabeth COiner, associate conductress.
The following officers elected to
serve Starr King Chapter during the
ensuing term viii be installed. together
with the officers 10 be appointed, at a
public meeting in the Masonic Temple
on the night Of December 5: Zelda
Chaser. matron; Arnold Glaser. patron;
Adelaide Hickie. associate matron;
Sarah David. secretary: Sarah Cohan,
treasurer: Helen Cohn, conductress,
and Jennie Cohan. associate conduc-
tress.
Olive Branch Chapter has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Minnie S Reed, matron: Charles F.
Patterson. patron; Meta Wolters. as
sociate matron. Sadie ]. Hathaway,
secretary; Martha Rosenberg. treas
urer: Ethel W. Schantz. conductress,
and Ray Goldsmith, associate eonduc-
tress.
AIiramar Chapter No. 205 Of Rich
mond, Contra Costa County. has elect
ed the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: Bessie z. Pritchard, worthy
matron; Lillian NJ. Blake. associate ma
tron: Margaret T. Lucas, conductress;
Eva T. Barney, associate conductress;
Mary Fitzpatrick, secretary, and NJ.
Carpenter. treasurer. These and the
appointed officers viii be installed in
public. that is, TO Masons and the men,
bers of their families, on the first
Tuesday in December. The chapter is
in a hourishing condition and is in
creasing its membership by initiation
AT every leeting.