The San Francisco call., 1905-04-09


was a successful affair and productive
of much pleasure to the large audience.
The entertainments consisted Of two
comedies and farce by the Paul Ger
son School of Acting After the pro-
gramme there was dancing District
Deputy Mrs. Baker was the chairman
Of the executive committee. Mrs G. H.
Ashworth of the reception committee
and John /. Baker floor manager
WsihalIa Rebekah Lodge had a very
pleasant entertainment in its hall, Odd
Fellows building. on the 4th Friday in
March. which was a source of great
pleasure to the many members and
friends who attended. There was pro-
sramme Of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic and recitations, contributed by Miss
Fannie BraEdtwein. Miss Irene Burene.
Miss Landsberger. the Misses Rail-
mann. Julia Grenniger. Edna Crocker,
Captain Allie Perrin. Miss Esther
freshman and Messrs Large and
Lanlhene. The entertainment was di-
rected by George H Kline, assisted by
Noble Grand Dora Segelkeen. Vice
Grand Ida Heilfronn and other officers
IF the lodge. Dancing for two hours
followed. The affair was conducted
with that fraternal spirit for which
this lodge has gained a deserved repu-
iatiou.
on the evening Of the fourth FRIDAY
ia March Past Grand F. lie Faix deIiv-
red very interesting lecture on the
science Of photography before San
FRANCISCO Lodge No. in its hail. II
vas listened 10 with great deal Of at
tention by q large audience composed
of the members of No. and visitors
from other lodges
Templar Lodge of Rebekahs gave a
poverty party last week. This lodge
viii give 2 banquet to District Deputy
Mrs J. l.. Baker on the evening Of
Aprl Is.
Rebeksh Drill Corps OF san Fran
cisco had pleasant moonlight party in
Mission Opera Hall last week. There
was & good attendance and a we'll ar
ranged order Of dances.
Canton No. Of the Patriarchs Mill
tant viii celebrated the eighty-ffth an
niversary Of the founding of American
ODD Fellowship by bah in Lyric Hall.
Grand Master Linscott will make Of
icial visits as follows in April: To
Farnsworth Lodge. San Francisco.
April T.: Golden West Lodge. San
Francisco. 18th: Tomales Lodge. To-
males, 18th, and Alta Lodge. San Fran
cisco. 1Tth
Al recent meeting OF Oriental En-
csmglEent Past Grand Patriarch J. w.
Harris was presented with a set of res
olutions handsomely engrossed on
pages within costly cover in recog-
rition of the excellent work he did
while president Of the general commit
Tee that had charge Of the reception to
and entertainment of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge last September in this
city.
Edward r. Moss. a prominent mem
Der Of Magnolia Lodge and Blanche
6ouNier Of Jubilee Rebekah Lodge, L.
%. o. F., we're quietly married in this
ny in the presence of the father of the
groom and few intimates in the lat
ter part of March, and in the evening
the newly welded couple held a recep-
ZION at the residence of Gabrielle Gress.
past noble grand of Jubilee Rebekah
Lodge. After congratulations and
games q supper was served. which was
partaken Of by the following named in
addition to the groom and bride: Mr.
and Mrs. Edward r. Moss, Lena c. V
Ehser, Clara Gunsauls. Minna Rocken-
berg, Lizzie Stanton, Jennie Stacy, Mae
Sadler, Gabrielle Gress, Carrie Pesanti,
Martha Aspee. Lucy Morrison, Louise
Z. Cconey, Dolly Hyams. John r. Moss,
c. c. Ehser. Harry K Wolff, E. c.
Stock, John Sandersfeld, DR. A. A. Ar
bogast, D. w. Mathews and W. ]. As
pee During the evening Harry K
Wolff was the POSTMASTER. and he
called on each present to say a few
words After he had made a few re-
marks appropriate TO the occasion he
announced the engagement of Past No
bic Grand Gabrielle Gress to John San
dersfeld and stated that the wedding
Will take place in the near future Mr.
and Mrs. Moss. in addition TO being
active members, have on many occa-
sions appeared in amateur theatricals
for the good OF the order. They were
the recipients Of many pretty presents.
They viii reside in this city on Leaven-
worth street
Occidental Lodge. l. o. O. F.. has con-
ceived a new idea in the matter of noti-
fying its members for special occasions
II sends each a beautifully Autographed
souvenir private mailing card, which
shows that the lodge is up to date At
the last held meeting of the lodge there
was double initiation the election of
representatives to the Grand Lodge
and the serving Of a collation., followed
by short speeches. The lodge. which
adds 10 its membership at each meet
ing, has a whist party for it's members
and friends at the close of the first
business meeting each month.
The moonlight social given on the
last Thursday in March in the Mission
Opera Hall by Rebekah drill team No.
i IN aid Of its fund for the relief Of sick
members was a most successful func-,
tion, the attendance being large and
the order Of dances all that any one
could desire. 1t was under the direction
Of the following named committee:
Beatrice z. LaWrance (chairman)
Maude Finger. Maize Perry. Rose
Schagsky, Jessie Hodson and Amy
Webb, with Will Parker as floor di-
rector. This team will have a milk
maids convention in the same hall on