The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

high 1inks in its hall on the night OF
the lest Saturday in May There was
large number of persons present who
were entertained with a live pro-
gramrne Of varied numbers, and during
the evening all had sandwiches and
beer.
Court Bay City will have an anniver-
sary dinner at the Cosmos on the night
Of June u. this in celebration Of the
institution of the court twenty-three
years ago The dinner will be served
10 the members and ladies.
a new circle Of the Companions of
the Forest Of America was instituted
at Novato last week by Grand Sub
chief Companion coletta Tucker as
sisted by Grand Special Organizer
sarah Beverson and Director General
J Label OF the American Forester Re
view. The new circle has been named
Pride OF Marin and il starts with
thirty-eight beneficial and three social
charter members The officers for the
current term are: N. Dutra- P. c. c;
Mrs. lawson. c. c: Mrs. Samuels, s.
c. c.; Mrs. Mass. T.; Mrs. Rohrs. R s;
MRS. Hamilton, R G.; Mrs de Borbo'
J.. G.. r. Hurbert. l. G.; c. ". Lawson,
O. G.: ". Swalve, ". Evans and J. c.
Green. trustees: Miss c. Phillips. O.; DR..
9. ". Battle, physician. The installa-
tiOn of the officers was followed by
banquet and jolly time until a late
hour.
On the last Thursday in May, James
@ Blaine Circle had a very enjoyable
party.
Court Seal Rock of the Foresters of
America had a smoker in its hall in
the Pfon eers' building on the night of
the last Thursday in May. and under
the direction OF Gus Fairs. Henry My
ers. James Candage, Charley Johnstone
and DR.. Troppmann, the silver-tongue
orator CT the court, there was presented
for the entertainment of the many
members and guests an interesting pro-
gramne Of the high jinks order and
several Sparring bouts by members of
the Belmont, Brooklyn and Hawthorne
clubs. Between numbers there were
sandwiches and refreshments. Those
who do not believe that every one had
g good time had better attend the
next smoker the court will give.
Loreiy Circle Of the Companions OF
the Forest of America had a very large
attendance at its sunfower souvenir So
cial given in the assembly hall of the
Alcazar building last week. A wen ar
ranged programme Of dances kept the
dancers together until midnight. Com
paniOn Kippisn was the floor manager
and he was assisted in conducting the
affair by Albert McHugh, Rosie kamler,
n. Van Boren, Kate Becker, Lulu
Brooks and Maria Pape.
The Grand Circle of the Companions of
the Forest Of America viii convene in
eighteenth annual session in Native Sons
hall in Woodland on Wednesday. June Z.
and be in session until the close of the
week.
Reports 10 be presented VIII show that
eight circles were instituted. These are
located at jamestown. San Francisco,
Redwood City, lone Oak Park, Heads
burg and Nevato. HeliotIope Circle of
San Jose was relnstated. During the year
there was a net gain OF 223 members and
OF siS3S in finance. The funeral fund,
which has been in operation but fve
months under the direction ofg the Grand
Circle, has sllO0 TO its credit.
While the grand body is in session there
viii be an eXempfiication Of the new de-
gree work by the following named, Sylvia
Bebsn. Anna Paterson. Kate Glassheinn,
Emma J. n. Steinweg. Kate Schneider,
Lizzie Sheridan, Rebecca Treiber, s3elle
Gottlieb, Ida Cordy, Mary Lemme. Mrs.
j. J. Donovan and Mrs. K. ]. Levy.
Grand Trustee Mate H. cartwright is
captain Of the team.
There will be several amendments Of
fered 10 the Grand Circle and subordinate
circle laws, the principal one beiIfg one
10 enable social members to become men,
bers of the general funeral fund. 1t is
said that as the order is extending over
such z vast portion OF the State, and that
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officers 10 make official visits TO all por-
Tions Of the, territory. an effort will
be made TO divide the State into two jurts-
elections with q grand circle for each.
This is in accordance with the example
eet by one Of the large orders in grand
session a few months ago.
Mrs. A Harrison viii not be cam
didate for grand treasurer, but win be
for supreme representative.
During the session 3 committee of
. Woodland Companions, Lillian Powers,
Louisa Aige. Kate Everhsrdt. Pearl Dyas,
Louise Metzar. Clara Prose and Agnes
HackmaIln. viii entertain the grand off,
GERS and the delegates. The Mayor will
pFeIcome the visitors. there will be open
air concerts. a parade. ball and ham
cuet, also drives 60 points Of interest in
and around Woodland.
Osceola Circle gave a pleasing enter
tainsnent last week in its hall in the AL
cazar building. Those who contributed
70 the pleasure of the evening were Mrs
Redding. Belle Jacobs. Miss Palmyra
Worms. E. Stein and Miss Doble. After
the programme there was an order of
dances and the serving of light refresh
ments
Imperial Circle in the latter part Of
May initiated A class Of twenty-three
candidates. The floor and ritualistic work
was presented in most creditable man
ner During the evening Mrs Bray was
awarded q prize for having brought in the
greatest number for Initiation in the class
and Mrs. Marshal was also awarded
prize for having brought in the second
largest number.
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