The San Francisco call., 1905-01-22
Woodcraft.

On the night of the third Monday In
January d. Oliver Jr., consul COM
mander-elect, and the other officers of
Golden Gate Camp. the largest of the
camps of Woodmen Of the World In
this city. were installed by Past Consul
Commander Carr, assisted by Neighbor
Steanart as head escort. This was after
programme of musical and literary
entertainment for the members and
friends, after which there were several
boxing bouts which were fast and furi-
Gus. After the installation retiring
Consul Commander Ferguson was
given by the camp, in recognition of
his close attention to the camp during
his incumbency, a magnificent gold
watch, adorned with the emblem of the
order.
The officers of San Francisco Camp
were installed in public last week by
L. M. Penn, P. c. c., assisted by E.
Gordon as head escort and the drill
team of the camp. There were many
present in Mission Parlor Hall. where
the ceremony was held, who, after the
installation, were entertained with a
pleasing programme of music, songs
and recitations, followed by dancing.
The Officers Of Richmond Circle of
the Women of Woodcraft were installed
last week by Past Guardian Neighbor
c. c. Purcell in Richmond Hall. The
new officers are: A. Morel, guardian
neiShbor; E. Nash, adviser; NJ Har-
rington, magician; E. Tebbits, clerk;
NJ. Curry, banker; A. Flugger, attend
ant; Neighbors Moreis and Heney, sem
tinels; M. Winslow, musician; B. ST.
monds, captain of the guards; Neigh
bors de Costoise, Winslow and Ogilvie,
managers. During the evening the
banker was presented an emblematio
pin of the order by Neighbor Holder on
behalf of the circle in appreciation of
competency as an officer and as a token
of fraternal friendship. After the close
of the circle there was a social hour,
programme of entertainment and dane
ing under the direction of a committee
of which Neighbor Davis was the chair
man.
The officers of Haven Circle and those
of Haven Camp were installed at a
joint meeting last week, Past Guardian
Neighbor Mitchell being the installing
officer for the circle and doing her work
in a most creditable manner. Dusing
sented with flowers, and Past Guardian
Neighbor frankie Nicholson was pre-
sented beautiful jewel of the order.
The presentations were followed by
short addresses by many of those pres
ent. The following are the officers who
are to serve for the current term:
frankie Nicholson, past guardian; Eliz-
abeth Bushen, guardian neighbor; M.
Grounsell, adviser; r. Martin, magi-
clan; Lizzie Merrill, clerk; L. Walling.
banker; K. Butler. attendant; NJ.
Mitchell, manager; Rose Bergwise, in
ner sentinel.
On the evening of Friday, February
3, the Woodmen of the World of this
city will give a grand entertainment In
Native Sons Hall. pleasing pro-
gramme has been arranged and that
will be followed by dancing.
All the camps of this city have ex-
tended words of sympathy to William
C. Krum. general organizer, who lost
his only child by death on the 18th inst.
The membership contest between
Mission and Tamalpais camps closed
recently and Tamalpais, having initiat-
ed tbirty-eight candidates, while Mis-
sion initiated but nineteen, Mission
gave in and handed Tamalpais beau
tiful silver pitcher in token of the
membership of that camp being the
most effective workers.
ON the second Tuesday in January
Calumet Camp of the Woodmen of the
world had a class initiation, which was
followed by the installation of the new
ofIicers for the current term by Past
Consul Commander J. ]. Mcdonald of
Tamalpais Camp. This camp Is still
growing.