The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11
Odd Fellows.

The entertainment given in Native
Sens Hall last week for the purpose Of
aiding to furnish the new hospital at the
odd Fellows Home ThermaIito was a
success from every point and was a credit
- the Rebekshs Of this city, who man
aged the affair. The following was the
pl ogra INNS: Vocal solo, Diver" R. w.
Jones, Miss Clara l. Dillon accompanist;
'Rebekah At the Well" ]. c. Glidden;
vocal solo. Mrs Edward Burns; recita-
lion, Miss Ruby Levin; vocal solo. Rich
ard r. Hunt. specialties. Gordon and So
phia Osborn. Eva Calvert Leddy accom-
pSnist. There were fourteen numbers in
the order Of dances ]. T. Carren was the
floor manager, assisteZ py Lizzie McMur-
ray and 4 floor committee composed of
two members from each of the local Re-
bekah lodges The grand march WIS led
by the floor manager and Gertrude Spots
wood, chairman of the general commit
tee.
Loyal Rebekah Lodge has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Henrietta Taylor, n. G.; Sophronia Cut
Ter. V. G.; Jennie Meinberger. secretary;
Mary Bailey, treasurer and Jennie Tan
ner, trustee. Myrtle Carberry, noble
grand OF this lodge, who will retire from
office next month, entertained the mem
bers Of her staff Of officers and a few in
y vited guests at 1923 Devisadero street.
There were about fifty persons present.
and after games and music delicious
supper was served. loyal has made ar
rangements on an elaborate scale for its
peddlers' procession on the night Of June
ls. On the night of the 18th the lodge will
have several candidates to initiate, the
last by the present corps Of officers.
California Rebekah Lodge has COM
pleted all its arrangements for its ami
Versary banquet on the evening Of June
"a in the Odd Fellows building.
On the night of June 20 the lodges OF
Alameda County viii meet in Oakland for
the purpose Of rendering a reception to
the warden Of the Grand Lodge and &c
the warden OF the California Assembly
The picture presented in this issue OF
Echoes from the Lodge Room is that OF
the degree team Of Capital City Rebekah
Lodge OF Sacramento, which at the last
session of the California Assembly OF
Rebekahs had the honor of exemplifyins
the work before that body. The work was
presented in a manner that was most
creditsble TO those who took part in II
and was a triumph for W. H. Tade, the
drillmaeter who demonstrated that a
team can be drilled to perfection. The
work was most favorably commented
upon, and to many Of the delegates il
was an object lesson which will serve
them well when they desire 10 explain
how the degree should be conferred. The
members Of the team are: Sarah Don
nelly, N c.; Sarah Herlzet, Y. O.; Jear
Egan, c.; Emma Bidwell, p. n. g.: Elsie
Tade, c.; Sadie Burns, r. 8. TO N. G.,
Venus Morgan, L. s. 20 n. c.; Nora
Peck r. S. 10 V. G.; Christine Melon
aid. L. s. 10 V. G.; Sophie Roeder. r. A
S.: Celia Criswell. L. A S.:.Tessie Roed-
or. J. s. G.; Mary Spencer. L. to L. A s..
Mary Forest, Naomi; George McWil-
isrns. Ruth; Alice Bsyer, Hattie Pear
son. Harriet Burke and Fannie Dixon
banner bearers: Nellie Grahab. pianist;
w. II. Tade. drilImaster. and Mary A
Clegg. S.