The San Francisco call., 1904-12-11

She mad inducted the several officers
into their respective stations. The new
officers are: Anne E. Spencer, worthy
matron; Albert F. Roberts, worthy pa
iron; Daisy Papst, associate patron;
hatnerine Johnson, secretary: Minnie
M. Roberts, treasurer; Caroline r.
oSiIVle, conductress; Ida A. Fuendel-
ing, associate conductress; William s.
moses, chaplain; A. Florence Temple
marshal; Louise B. Stephenson. organ
lst; Jeane E. Charleston, warder Mary
ii. Lewis, sentinel; Marguerite Denim
ger, Adah; Margaret Collins, Ruth;
Amy A. White. Esther; Frances E.
. Oehm. Martha; winifred e. starks,
Electa
Ine following was the music rendered
during the ceremony Of installation:
Soprano solo, 'The Star in the East"
Mrs Mabel Radke; contralto solo, Sc
lected. Miss Maud z. Crabtree; soprano
solo, "Oh, Dry Those Tears" Mrs.
Amalia Jaccby; soprano solo, Just for
To-Day" Mrs. Mabel Radlze; soprano
solo, selected, Mrs. Nellie A. Darling:
chant; contralto solo, selected, Miss
Maud e. Crabtree; soprano solo. BE
Thou With Me- Miss Amalia Jacoby;
song, God Bless Our STAR; soprano
solo. The Thought Of YOU" Mrs. Ma
bel Radke; accompanies, Mrs. Nellie
A. Darling and Miss Mignon Krebs
Then followed the presentation of an
elegant Jewel of the rank of past ma
tron to DR.. Temple on behalf of the
chapter by Past Grand Patron George
Louis Darling, who paidia high tribute
TO the worth and efficiency of the re-
tiring matron as the presiding officer
OF the chapter during the preceding
twelve months. Then there was the
presentation of a past patrons button
to retiring Patron Owens by Grand
Secretary Kate j. Willats, also on be-
half of the chapter, after which the
retiring matron expressed her appre-
citation of Past Patron Nellie A. Dar-
ling's services as organist for the chap
ter during the year by presenting her
large bunch of carnations. This was
followed by the presentation of a set
of bosom friends in the shape Of
pretty gold shirt-waist buttons to the
retiring matron by the retiring patron
as a token of his appreciation Of her
as an officer. In closing America"
was sung by the audience and then all
adjourned to the lower hall, where ice
cream and cakes were served and
dancing followed. During the evening
the retiring matron. DR.. Temple, was
the recipient of a personal gift of hand
some carnations from Laura J. Frakes,
grand secretary of the Native Daugh-
ters Of the Golden West
The officers of Olive Branch Chapter
will be installed in public in Steinway
Hall on the evening of Monday, Decem-
Der H. The same evening the officers
of Beulah Chapter will be installed in
private in South San Francisco.
The officers of Starr King Chapter
were installed last week in the Com
mandery Hall of the Masonic Temple
in the presence of a large number of
people by Retiring Matron Mrs Dora
A. Wright assisted by Past Matron
Mrs. Emma Goodman as matron The
hall was prettily decorated with ever
greens and flowers and the work was
presented in a creditable manner The
officers who are to serve during the
current term were installed with mu-
sic. as follows. Solo and quartet, BE
Thou, o God, Exalted High" D. NJ
Lawrence and Oakland Masonic Quar-
tet; worthy matron. Zelda Glaser: solo,
Queen of the Earth" Alfred Wilkie:
worthy patron, Arnold CHASER; quar-
tet, Thou the Ruler of Earth and
Heaven" Masonic Quartet; associate
matron. Adelaide FIickei; quartet,
Charity" quartet; secretary, Sarah
David; quartet Sovereign and Be-
nignant." Quartet treasurer, Sarah
Cohn; selection, quartet; conductress
and associate conductress. Helena
Cohen and Jennie Cohn: solo. Call Me
Back" d. M. Lawrence; chaplain.
Clarence NJ. Hunt; 1.-The Lord Is My
Shepherd" quartet; warder and sen
tinel. Rebecca Cohen and Mary II.
Lewis; Response No. ., quartet; mar
shal, Dora A. Wright: Every Slumber
Hath It's Waking" quartet; organist,
Lenora Goodman; Jehovah, Great
Jehovah, Guide U.s." Wilhelm Nielsen
and quartet; the points-Ada, Della
Simon: Ruth, Estelle Blackman;
Esther. Sadie Peiser; Martha, Jennie
Tanner; E,lecta. Lulu Dudley; God
Bless Our Star" quartet; closing, mo
Power on Earth Can Sever" quartet.
The music was by the Oakland Ma
sonic Quartet-D. NJ. Lawrence, II. w
Patrick, Alfred Wilkie, Wilhelm Mel
sen. At the close of the ceremony a
valuable jewel was presented to Mrs
Wright, the retiring matron, and then
the retiring patron, l. B. Chantz, was
presented a comfortable chair. A fine
souvenir spoon was presented to Sarah
Cohn, the treasurer, and then there
was presented to Mrs. Hickey, past
matron of Mission Chapter. a hand
some crystal berry dish in appreciation
of the fact that on several occasions
during the Illness of Mrs. Wright, the
matron, she filled her station.
The same night the officers of San
Francisco Chapter were installed, in
Elks' Hall, by Retiring Matron Bertha
Eugcnia Mackrett, assisted by Lottie
Rothman as marshal and Past Grand
Patron George l.. Darling as chaplain.
The hall. made beautiful with rare
flowers, emblems and green foliage,
was crowded with friends of the fol-
lowing officers who were inducted into
oR7oo.