The San Francisco call., 1905-01-29

Magnolia Lodge has appointed COM
mittee to arrange for an entertainment
and dance to be given next March in
celebration Of the anniversary of the
institution of the court.
Grand Senior Woodward Harry ST.
mon and Grand Secretary Cordy paid
an official visit to Madrone last week,
and, after the routine of the visit was
at close, the officers of the court and
those of the circle of the Companions
. of the Forest of America were in
stalled at a public meeting, in the
presence of large number of people.
The officers of court San Benito and
circle were jointly installed in Hol-
lister last week.
J. V Sands is chairman of a commit
tee that will superintend the Valentine
ball to be given February IA by Court
Bay City.
There was a large attendance of
members and visitors in the hall or
Court Fidelity, F. of A. on the occa-
sion of the official visit of Grand Re-
cording secretary Dr. Troppmann.
After an examination into the work of
the order as practced in this court the
visiting official delivered a very inter-
esting address which was listened to
with marked attention. Then the court
closed and there was a social hour
when Fidelity's we'll known brass band
entertained with musical selections and
there were talks for the good of the
order and the serving of collation. and
light refreshments. Lecturer G.. A.
Courvoisier was the master of ceremo-
nies during the social hour
Court Barbarossa had a pleasant So
cal evening in its lodge room on the
evening of the fourth Thursday in
January.
The executive council has voted
beautiful gavel to Court Inter Nos for
having during the past term initiated
the largest number of candidates that
were during that period introduced into
the order.
Court Oak Park will give an enter
tainment in Sacramento February 1,
in aid of fund with which to purchase
q new piano to place in it's newly ntted
up meeting place.
Court Golden Era is arranging to en-
tertatn the members of Golden Era
Circle in its meeting place in the AL
caZar building.
Martha Washington Circle or the
Companions of the Forest of America
gave an anniversary supper last Tues
day to it's members and invited guests
in the assembly hall of the Alcazar.
There were about 100 present, who
supper at the invitation of S. Schweitz-
er, chairman of the committee of ar
rangements After the repast Sig.
Grosslicht was announced as the toast
master Of the evening and in very
pleasant manner he introduced the sew
eral persons designated to address the
assemblage. These were Supreme Sub
chief Companion Lizzie Atwood, Past
Grand Chief Companions Emma A.
Harrington and Helena Worms, Grand
Marshal P. H. Coyle, Grand Right
Guide Mrs. E. O'Callaghan, Grand
Treasurer Essie Kragen, Grand Organ
ist and Candidate for Grand Sub-chfef
Mrs. r. Kemp van Ee, E. c. Stock of
Robin Hood Circle, S. Schweitzer, c. E.
LIGHT, Companions Gottlieb, Castle,
Schweitzer, Moses and Davis. The BAN
quet was followed by dancing for two
hours. The best of feeling prevailed,
all were happy, and the affair was one
of the best ever given by the very
wide awake circle.
The bow and necktie party given last
week by Loreley Circle of the Compan-
ions of the Forest of America in the
social hall of the Alcazar building was
in every way. A well-arranged order
of dances kept the company together
until midnight.
The following have been installed for
the current term as the officers of
Court Washington of the Foresters of
America: A. A. Lewis. past chief ran
ger; j. Mohr. chief ranger; M. l.. Eu-
phrat sub-chief; NJ. c. Lasky, financial
secretary; Matthew Brady, recording
secretary; A. Figel, treasurer; w. Glass
ana T. Brandon, woodwards; NJ. Bacon
and K. Zimmerman, beadles; A. Feig,
lecturer; E. Goldstein, trustee. A. A.
Lewis, the outgoing chief ranger, was
presented with a gold urn by the mem
bers as token of their appreciation.
The following were installed officers
for the current term for Robin Hood
Circle Of the Companions of the Forest
of America by P. H. Coyle, D. G. C. c.,
assisted by Grand Organist Mrs. r.
Kemp van Ee as grand marshal; Mary
Babkirk. p C. c.. Mrs H. Baily. C,
c.; Mabel Miller, S. c.; DR.. William A.
Atwood. r. S.; Lizzie Vorrath, F. S..
Mrs. o. c. Miller. t.; May Bailey, r.
G.; Mrs. M. McNerney. L. c.; Miss N.
Johnson, I. G.; Mrs. Erhardt, O. G. At
the close of the ceremony Mrs Bah
kirk, the retiring chief companion, was
presented very handsome gold jewel
of her rank in the organization in ap-
probation of her work for the circle
during her term.
Odd Fellows.