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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
Woodnen of the World.

Head cc1sIi Boak extended the dS-ys of
the Nocdren of the Nor;6 ct the Lewis
and Clark Exposition in Portland, Or.
August 2, 8 and A. then went 10 Shasta
Spring. where he was net by State Or
gs.Jaizsr Peter r. Gilroy They formulated
the plans for the Personal Effcrt Cam
paiG9.," which is to be ;nausurated in this
Stare September l.
Tho head consul then went to Ogden
20 be present at the session of the Fra
ierhaI Congress, and he was accompanied
ss far as Denver by Head Manager
Thomas VI. Robinson. During the month
, OF November the head consul viii visit a
number of the leading camps of this
State
A. Apple of Applewood Camp, one Of
.he energetic workers for the order, has
been appointed special deputy for the
purpose of assisting the local camps in
getung candidates for initiation.
lead Consul Boak will be in this city
on Thanksgiving day, when there will
oe a large class initiation
The personal effort campaign which is
to be started in September will apply to
all caynps in the State. Each member
will be asked to sign a pledge to get a
candidate within a stated time and a
copy Of each camps signatures viii be
forwarded TO the head office, where tab
viii be kept to discover which of the
ne.ghbois fails to keep his promise in
the matter Past Head Consul hi. t.
Moses, Head Adviser Sunderland, Head
Manager Robinson and National Frater-
nal Delegate w. o. Morton of Los An
geles will take part in this campaign and
address camps of Woodmen in all parts
OF the State.
Owing to disappointment as to the time
when Mission Camp could move into its
new quarters in the Kreling building on
Eddy street the housewarming which
was to have taken place last week had
to be postponed. 1t is expected that it
will be some time in September when
the housewarming will be held.
Haven Circle, w. o. W.. recently in
itiated Leah Agnes Dole. ageo 31a years.
as its mascot.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
Odd Fellowship.

At d recent meeting OF Oriental En-
canpment, ex-District Deputy Mark IL.
Ludlow WAS presented by 1'ast Grand
rank u. Macbeth, on behalf OF the
family OF The late Thomas Howell, a
beautiful collar that had belonged to
14r. Howell, with the information that
tion OF the many acts of KINDNESS on
The part OF Air. Ludlow to Mr.. Howell
during MS last illness.
Mission Rebekan Lodge will give a
tirst-claSs entertainment and dance in
Excelsior lls1lI ON the night OF Satur-
,.&y, JeIig 20. Mrs. Minnie Pollock is
i:.e chairman of the committee on en-
tcrtainmeRt.
The figures OF the encampnent
branch far the year 1904 show z net
gain OF Il aer cent increasing the
;eelnbeTSaip soff903. The reports from
lweive eso3mpnen is Tor the first six
iicntEs of the year show an increase of
per cent
steps EaYe been taken 70 Organize an
e,SaTnl.nenI III Berkeley.
The Indications are THAI the Grand
EhoampmeE- az San DiegV suis year
VII be the largest in the history % the
ORDER. george Jesse1, at present the
aigh priest OF the grand body, Will
become the grand patriarch end he will
bc followed II that position the Sue
reeGng year by c. II. Burden of Sonora
* ;sle grand body is invited il will hold
its session ia 1906 in Watsonvillc, the
ioTss CT the new presiding officer; II
i-0t, il VIII se invited TO meet in Sonora
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
Ancient Order Workrnen.

The Grand Lodge officers of the
Ancient Order of Workmen are per-
fecting their plans for the grand
class initiation to be held in this city
on October 2S in celebration OF the an
niverasry of the foundation of the or
DER and In which the membership Of
the lodges OF this city, San Mateo,
Santa Clara, Alameda, Contra Costa,
Solano. Napa, Sonoma and Marin coun-
ties will take part. A number of pub
lie meetings will be held in each county
and well-known speakers will be as
signed to address these meetings The
grand body will offer valuable cash
prizes to the lodges that shall make
the best showing of candidates on that
occasion
The class initiation OF Mount Hamil-
ton Lodge Of San Jose recently was a
decided success.
Grand Overseer Peterson has called
a meeting of the district deputies in
Alameda County fer the purpose of in
structing them in regard to the ex-
tension work in the county of Ala
media.
Grand Receiver Booth returned from
Portland recently and in a short time
he will tell. in verse, his experiences at
the great fair While in the Webfoot
country he visited a number of lodges
of the Ancient Order of United Work
men and of the Degree of Honor.
The silver anniversary entertainment
that was given by Friendship Lodge in
the latter part of July in the Social Hall
of the Shiels building was one of the
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
Persons U1Ao Figure ri Fras,nal Work IN This CRY.

at that time show 1t to be in q very
prosperous condition. Some OF the scouts
have caplured three strangers who we're
lurking in the courts forest, AMI IL an
investigation proves them to be desirable
persons they will be initiated into the
mysteries of the order.
High Chief Ranger j. b. Sanford is at
Llrley Ranch, Mendocino County rapidly
recovering from the Illness which attack
ed him recently when he was in San Jose
on an official visit He expects to be able
in a short time to resume work for the
order.
Last week Deputy High Chief Ranger
T. E. Trimble accompanied Permanent
Secretary Falconer to Court MEMO Park,
at Menlo Park. There was also present
a delegation from the court in Redwood
City and DIR. McCracken of Peseadero.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one.
The deputy remained at that point for
the purpose of extending the membership
Of the court.
On September Court Star of Redwood
of Redwood City will be visited by the
high chief ranger and members of the
executive council.
The permanent secretary paid an official
visit to the court in Pfnole last week and
delivered an entertaining address after
the initiation of a class Of candidates.
The Past Chief Rangers Association
of which L. T. Stevenson. very enthu-
siastic Forester, is the noble president, Is
making arrangements for visitations to
the various courts in this city and i'm
mediate vicinity.
Under the management of j. J. Roberts,
p. H. c. s., plans are being perfected
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
Order of Pendo.

Home Council of the Order of Pendo
is making a good record in the matter
Of increasing it's membership. also along
the line of social features for the enter
tainment of its members and those who
become their guests. During the past
two months not a meeting has been held
that there has not been work in the
inifiatory degree, with the assistance of
the drill team, which is now perfect fr
evolutions. This team is practicing fol
the annual contest on the evening of Sep
tember 8 and 1t expects to win the ban
ner which has been offered. The council
has been paying particular attention te
the social feature of the oroer, not only
on special nights, but after every meet
ing.
Golden Gate Council is also doing well
having strangers to initiate at almost
every meeting. 1t expects soon, IL the
enthusiasm-of the membership keeps up
TO pass the 200 mark.
Preparations are being made for q
grand faIl campaign during which an eff.
fort will be made to increase the mem
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
Independent Foresters.

Alice Haze and Mae Ludinghouse
have been elected as the represent ta-
tives to the High Court from Com
panion Court Mckinley, independent
Order of Foresters.
The board of San Francisco deputies
paid d visit last week to Court Seal
Rock and under good of the order
gave the members many interesting
points to think about on the subject of
extending the limits of the order. The
paid visit to Court San Francisco and
instructed the members along the line
of fraternal duty.
After business last week Court
Golden Gate brought out its Oriental
degree team, together with it's wild
Arab steed and traditional goat, and
conferred the degree on a number of
pilgrims, who had travelled from far
and wide to become Princes of the
Orient. They became such. The MEM
bers of the team were attired in new
costumes and presented fine appear
ance.
The visit of High Chief Ranger G. O.
Stewart to Court Sierra recently was 4
genuine love feast. The members were
delighted to welcome the head of the or
der of the high court of California and
the high chief was delighted to meet with
the boys of Sierra. There was consider
able information given as to what is
being done for the holding of the next
81 ssion of the high court in the capital
city.
Miss Pauline Stewart. clerk for High
Secretary Brown, has been spending her
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
Rathbone Sisters.

Golden Gate Temple of the Rathbone
Sisters initiated one lady at IT'S last meet
ing and received one lady's application
There was good attendance of mem
bers. including Mrs Minnie Fouth. NJ. E.
G. of Riverside Temple; Miss Potter of
Maroa, ILL.,; Mrs Eta Emerick of Purity,
Los Angeles; MAZDA c. Onley and Emma
A. Scholfeld of San Francisco, and Mrs
Swarthout of Ivanh0e Temple. This
temple has appointed the following com
mittee to arrange for an entertainment
and dance to be given in the near future:
Mesdames Klemm, Bruce, Cameron and
Day, and Misses Dorothy Bender. Ger
trude Klemm, Myrtle Saylor and Rosabell
Morris
Pacific Temple initiated four candidates
at its last held meeting and Ivanhoe
initiated one.
Olympic Temple, located at Grass Val
ley, recently gave a musical comedy en-
titled "Our Summer Boarders," for the
benefit Of its fund for the sick, which
drew a very large audience. The different
parts were very well rendered and great
deal Of praise has been given 10 the mem
bers of the temple who took part in the
play. A goodly sum was realized.
Mrs. Annie Temby, d. D. G. G., Installed
the officers of Olympic Temple the second
week in July.
Mrs Rebecca Hartman, respected
resident Of Santa Ynez. passed away IN
that city August 8. The remains were
brought TO San Francisco for burial and
interment took place at Salem Cemetery
the following Sunday. Mrs. Hartman was
a charter member OF Santa Ynez Temple
ard one OF its most ardent and faithful
workers The beautiful and impressive
funeral ceremonies Of the Rathbone Sis
ters were conducted by San Francisco
Temple
The officers OF Ivanhoe Temple for the
current term were Installed in the Pio-
neer building during the latter part Of
July by Julia 2 Day. grand manager,
who was assisted by Clara ]. Tuslsa Of
Eschscholtzia Temple as grand senior and
Ida Brook OF San Francisco Temple as
grand manager. The temple being a new
one, having been instituted by Sister Ju-
liza T. Day on June 2. the same officers
were reelected for this term. These are
the officers: NJ. z. c., Grace Banks; Z.
s., Lulu Z. Swartout; E. j., Mae HollO-
peter; NJ. of T.. Mabel c. Messe; NJ. OF r.
and c., Camilla Southard; Nj. of F., Re-
becca Macy. P. of T., Eva Sommerheld;
G.. OF O. r., Hattie Steindler, and ?. c.
Mary F. Post. During the meeting two
limitations took place and clearly showed
the efficiency Of the officers There were
many officers and members present from
other temples, and al complimented the
officers Of Ivanhoe Temple for the splen-
did work of the evening and wished the
| temple unbounded success. The new tenn
pie gives promise OF being one Of the best
| in the State The members are all work
! ing night and day TO increase the mem
bership, and thus far have received many
applications.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20

bership in this city to 5000. A general
committee has been appointed and the
councils will shortly be made acquainted
with the details.
AT the last session of Molin Council 100
strangers were initiated. Those strangers
who had signed petition for a charter
for a new council to be established in the
Western Addition have decided to
abandon the idea and the seventy five Pc
titioners will become members of Molin
Council.
On the evening of August 80, the mem
bership of Home Council viii have a
basket social in its hall in the Odd Fei-
lows building.
GERS of Oakland and Golden State Coun-
ell were installed in public in Oakland,
Papa" Tugwen being the installing off,
Ger. He was assisted in the work by the
officers of Home Council.
Miss Lillian E. TugwelI, one of the
clerks IN the supreme office, has just re-
covered from severe attack of tonsilitis
which confined her to her home for ten
days.
The social given by Molin Council in
the Odd Fellows building on the night
of the second Monday in August was q
great social as well as financial success
Ths hall was crowded the arrangements
for the crowd of members and visitors
was all that could be devised to please
and the committee in charge did all that
could he done to make 1t pleasant for ALL
Arrangements are being made for a
grand picnic of the local councils of the
order at Glen Park on Admission day. A
feature CT the picnic will be drills by the
vari,S.s teams of the local councils for q
beeutifii. trophy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20

Kelly brothers. The programme was fol-
lowed by dancing under the supervision
of an efficient floor committee.
Carnation Lodge of the Degree of
Honor had a peanut party in its hall
In the Shiels building last week, and dur
ing the evening there were a number Of
games and contests for prizes, which
were distributed to the, winners. The at
tendance was good and all had a Jolly
good time" That "Ifttle princess of en-
tertainers," Miss Pearl Olive Miller, was
on hand and did her share to make the
affair a pleasant one.
At a recent meeting of Forget-Me-Not
Lodge of the Degree of Honor Miss Mabel
Lester, the retiring past chief Of honor,
was presented by the lodge magnificent
emblematic jewel designating her rank in
the oreer-this in recognition of her
faithful services in filling the several po-
sitions in the lodge until she reached the
highest in the gift of that subordinate CT
the order
DR.. Sanborn, prominent member of
Forget -Me-Not Lodge and Of other
fraternal societies. has returned to this
city from a visit to the wiids OF Marin
County, where she spent her vacation
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20

of six strangers as result OF the contest
between the red and the blue This
lodge will open rummage sale at 4t2
Sixth street for the benefit OF its drill
team uniform fund. which has been in
creased to sixteen members
On the evening OF the second Thursday
in September Mission Lodge win be en-
tertairied by Golden West Camp of the
Woodmen Of the World in its hall.
Golden Gate Lodge initiated twelve
strangers In Richmond Hall last week
The whist party recently. given by this
lodge was decided success. A de Pene,
deputy supreme president OF this lodge Is
doing good work for 1t and expects to Sc
cure many OF the tickets for the theater
party that the order viii give next
month
Nearly 500 persons attended the social
given by San Francisco Lodge during the
early part of the current month There
was very excellent programme of num-
bers and dancing This lodge has in
creased It's drill team to sixteen The
success CT the recent party was due to
an executive committee of which DR. r.
f. Tomlins0n was the chairman.
The lodge at Point Richmond at its
meeting last week initiated twelve can0i-
dates.
Lou J.. Hansen. private secretary to the
supreme physician, was in this city last
week on her way 70 Portland. Or. During
her stay here she was the guest OF Su-
preme Vice President Mrs Neidig
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20

for class initiation for the courts OF
Alameda County.
Supreme Secretary May Falconer of the
Companions of the Forest has returned
from San AnSelmo. where she spent her
summer vacation.
y new circle of the Companions, which
has heen named Unique, was recently
instituted in this city with thirty Eight
charter members Mrs. VI. Harvey is the
chief companion and Virginia Rentschler.
the secretary Mrs l.. j. Grunnagie has
been appointed deputy for the new circle
AT its next meeting this circle will have
twenty candidates to initiate.
Sherwood Circle has issued invitations
for an apron and necktie party to be
given on the evening Of Saturday. Sep
tember 2. in the social Lall of the Alcazdr
building The invitations are a novelty.
being printed on miniature aprons of MUS
hnette and will make pretty souvenirs CT
the event
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
National Union.

California Council of the National
Union at its first meeting in August
conferred the degrees in the amplified
form on a class Of candidates ond re-
ceived eleven applications, showing
that il does not want to allow Golden
Gate Council TO pass it in the matter of
membership.
Golden Gate Council at the meeting
last week admitted two to membership
by initiation ond received FIVE appliea-
tions.
El Captain Council had a ladies' night
on the evening of August IL. in its hall
in the Native Sons Building At the
nrst meeting in the month the council
initiated two strangers.
El Dorado Council at its first meeting
in the current month received three pc
titions for membership and initiated
two strangers.
Yosemite Council had a whist party
last week AND useful prizes were given
the winners.
AT the whist party given by Yosemite
Council, the first prize was won by
State Deputy Joseph A Wilson, the Sec
ond by Frank Clarke and the third nv
George s. Dodd.
Pacific Council at it's last held meet
ing had work in the initiatory degree
and in carrying out the work intro
dpced some innovations
Senator Hills has returned from the
East, where he attended a session ot
the Senate Of the Order.
FL Captain Council had a ladies' nigh,
last week and the hall in which thf
reception was held was crowded to its
limit. There was a varied and inter.
esting programme Of vaudeville num-
bers and there was served to the guests
a COLLATION. that put in the SHADE
affairs OF that kind arranged by more
rretentious suborc.nates.
California Council is still at IL IN
the matter OF bringing in candidates
At the last held meeting there were
five who were instructed as to the
patriotic. fraternal and beneficial fea-
tures OF the organization. After the