The San Francisco call., 1904-02-23
ERATERNALITES
ENJOY HOLIDAY
, aRlors and Daughters of Lib
- eSy Entertain and Dance
lii Hall OF the Native Sons
AACCABEES GIVE A BALL
ancient Foresters and SotOyome
Tribe Of the Improved Order
81 Red Men Make Merry

acu Men Make Merry
here was large number Of people
m Native sons Hall last night TO en-
1oE The entertainment and dance given
p4 the local councils OF the Junior Or
oer a United American Mechanics and
those Of the Daughters Of Liberty in
celeoratbn of Washington's birthday.
Ihese organizations being patriotic as
"eQ as beneficial devoted much atten-
uon to the decoration of the han IN
national colors. these being in such
combinations as 20 produce a pretty
and artistic effect
The programme included an overture
by The orchestra. an address on patriot
isra suggested bv the life work Of
Washington. brotherhood and fratern-
lt5- contralto solo by Miss Logan
-oole. musical sDeciaIties by Miss
EteeI and Master Arnold Glazer. a few
mihutes with Billy Hynes and seiec-
lions Dry Professor W Clarkson's Man
cCiin Club
. ne programme. which was we'll re-
caiTed was followed by a ball. the
dance programme being made up Il
twelve numbers. with one extra. F. G.
.Pattison was the floor manager. as
- s.sEed by Miss Josephine Naele and tho
5oltoVing committees:
Flo1r-H n schmidt Dr.. A. s sullivan.
1rn ST. lott-. Miss A. Ciudua rsen. Mrs r.
tgctE. Mss Ethel IT. Fletcher Mrs O.. a
-ns1n Miss Eva Hanley. George p. Terry.
FLETCHER. Edwin ne Mar Miss Carrie
rfrorl -lss Lizzie Cantus. Miss Barbara
5ae-tzer. George Fraser. Eugene Harwo0d
4-ss Hannah Gray. p r. caller. Charles ".
H-errch soion s Proudy-
.lul-el-. - o. Ashh0uFh. Mrs. n r. sal
-,7e1 Miss Mabel Bsrt. Miss Flora olsen. =
1lss o. BiIer
The councils taking part in this af-
.tair were Abraham Lincoln. Starr King.
H. s. Grant and Alexander Hamilton
of 8he Juniors and California. Martha
washington and Golden Gate Of the
daughters.
GIVES CHTLDREN'S NIGHT.
Court Twin Peaks of the Ancient
.Fder Qf Foresters gave chTdrer's
night in Mission Turn Nerein Hall last
etcnmg which proved to be very
.oclIghtfUl entertainment for young and
old. The hail. which wzs wel filed.
Was patrioucauy decorated in honor Of
the day. After few remarks by
AlsXander Smith. master Of ceremonies.
the following programme was pre-
santed.
National alrs. orchestra. song. Miss Ivy Ly-
ors- l-.k and Wig dance. Baby Dsutsch;
vocal s.ir. las-fr a.. a.. Krone. recitation.
r-s srs-r urz-- ,-sIrarr-- F--e--b -
dance. Master Montague Barton song and
Ez1-e- Mss Blanche Irelease- c0rlel trio.
. Lucy and. annie Nir-llft and Master Willie
Hsl~er- Specialize Marie Ccdey and Elsie
Andersen. Highland fns. Master James Treve-
ttie6. song. Miss l-ilzie Ferguson; violin duet.
As4ssas Elalta aul audrey Munro German
cong and dance. Mics Nz--ha Boves: sketch
lueere Il-ll arL La-lie sham.
The programme was followed by
-adzacing under the floor managership
-of Peter K0ppe1 and an attentive floor
clrnmittee ccrlr0eel 0s Charles cur
81 pX. ~. ,. ral-.--tor j. Heinkel and
~. e.. Cuthb.ris.r
1fl1LTABN Rail-.
The r1i-l,s r- t- 81 Golden Gate Hau.
given last uIrh, lv san Francisco Di-
vision No. q i-.t.-- Rank Of The
knights OF The NaccaDees. Carlton W
Sselv commanding. was brilliant al
fair Z. was attended bv many young
gentlemen and ladies. large number
-.or- The members of The division and
members of other divisions They were
dressed in the uniform Of the 0rganiza-
t.8n ard added much I'D the attractive
Uess of the scene as they appeared n
The grand march esc0rting handsomely
coStuned ladies. The function. the sex
on5 ~ the kind given by the division
named, was carried 20 a most enjoy
- able and successful termination under
- th. direction of the following foor COM
1ri1tee-
Floor-sir knights Frank Sampson. George
r-efcrs I-cd alrn. I A. SolssL = H
Sampson. II. kru-scr. George Green. 7. T.
aA. b. Ludwig. 6e.gcgrt a. !. Llnzen. Sergeant
Errerrrlu. = Gardner. a.. A. LinGer -
rs. Fiarzlerorf. D . Richards s. 81. Gibson
r. r. Damn. 3. slvcru-ar-
Sstoyorne Tribe, Improved Order or
Red Men. celebrated the day by giving
bali in Union Square Hall II was at
tended by IS many rs could enter the
haL The order Of dances. made I'D of
twelve numbers with three extras. kept
The merry dancers together until mid
r.ght Those that directed this affair
were;
George Bsss s. II. Wilcox F. J. TyrreH. J.
locks N- Larsen. i q. Kingston. T. Bennett
T. -. Brown. W. p. Flanders W. r. Dair
p o. Peterson, N. J. T-eray, j. Olsen. Charlos
Cheney. y Flishtnan. D. Jensen. G. sherpeltz
4 RoIhClz T. CCnroy. a.. Jortall. L. A. Carl
mister.