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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Norfolk Social.
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Especial to The -Dlspatch.)
NoRFDLK, VA, May 5.-Paymaster
Chester G, Mayo gave q chatting dish par
ty Monday evening at his apartments At
tho Rochambeau.
His guests were;
Paymaster and Mrs. Baker, Miss Hand
of Albany, n, "; Miss Emily WILSON
Miss Selma Mertz. Paymaster MOTIFS
and Captain Burton.
A dinner was given Saturday evening
by the officers on board the United States
ship Arkansas,
Those present were;
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs, Iahe-
rune Mr.. and Mrs, Albert 9. serpen,
Miss Lottie Hodges. Misses Alice ana
Guile serpell, pr, Wright ana Insisns
Frazer, Puliston and Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ", HopeItson
and Children, who have been yislting
Mrs Mrs Robertsons mother. Mrs, Blamtre
on on Hamilton Avenue. have returned to
their home in New York.
Mrs, T. Darlington Cabol entertained a
number of friends at her home on olney
Road Saturday evening". Several seleo-
lions were rendered on the piano by her
guest, Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner, Of
Hartford, Conn. Mrs. cabsll WAS assisted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
BUSY AT LAWRENCEVILLE
Town Pushing Steadily to the
Front-Public Improvements.

Editor OF The Timcs-D Dispatch
Sir.--Our town is coming up all the
time No boom. but steady growth.
Franchise given recently for gas and
water works with n sewerage and a
branch road in contemplation to connect
with the 1fdewater and Seaboard at
their junction about seven miles distant.
which Will mean three connections to
Richmond and two to Norfolk,
We are much in need Of laundry,
as the washerwomen hercabouts arc
scarce, and common, and II some enter
prising party wishes 10 start one, he
VIII have hearty cooperation. Some lots
are selling right along, but at reasonable
figures, and with q little opening up OF
new streets, some Of the most desirable
property IN the town will be on the
market,
The town last week agreed 10 raise ter
thousand dollars for q high school
building. The Masonic Fraternity WI
soon build Il hall for their own use and
Of other orders. and a place for enter
tainments TO cost about ten Thousand
dollars. All these to be OF brick. we have
two brick yards here, which ship large
quantities away. 30 there would hc no
lack of building material for parties wish
ing 10 build, We have no mosquitoes anC
consequently no malaria. An ideal foot
hill country, and as prosperous lot o.
planters as any county in the State, al
evidenced by two county banks OF aggrc
gate deposits of three hundred thou
sand OF home money, and all We neet
more Is good class femigratlon to taxi
up some of the surplus lands as good a.
can be found. but golns 70 second gr6wti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Norris, OF Baltimore.
formerly Of Paramount, have returned
here, and are now making their nome
with the latter's brother. MI Edward
Purdle, OF Twenty-thfrd Street.
Louis MOTIF and wife have returned
of two years stay in Baltimore, Wash
ington, Philadelphia, and Atlantic CITY
and are stopping with the latter's BROTH
er. L. ]. Perdue.
Mr. and Mrs, William Cogblll. VIII soon
have an extended pleasure trip.
Mr.. S. II. Hall lies critically III m ms
homo on Paramount Avenue
Mrs s. r. Gary will have prepara-
tory recital of her music class III the
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Thompson,
of Twenty-third Street next Thursday
ovoning
Mr.. William Bagby has returned from
st. Llkes Hospital. where he recently
underwent q very serious operntloh., !, !, ~ "a
Is now stopping with his sister MFs'
Tlippln.
Revival services have been IN progress
in tho Baptist Church during the past
week, and Will continue through the
coming week, j.
Miss Jennie Rabbit has returned Y
her homo In Baltimore, after ViA't ~
her sister, Mrs. y. II. Thompson OF
Twenty-third Street.
NlfS. 5HTuu NluIbhs ~ AAN''N'' -
WAS the guest OF Mrs. Conklin,9 OF IWeH-
ts~frst street. during the past week,
Miss Nettle Coleman, of Atoms NILS
is visiting Miss bertha Tucker OF EAR
mount Avenue.
Mrs. II. b, Bngby has returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. James Mel
ton. of Ashland, Va,
Mrs. Mary Woodhn is confined to her
home by Illness.
MIR, and Mrs John Smith have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are
now at home to their friends at home OF
Mr., and Mrs u, II, Thompson, Of Twen-
ty-third Street.
Mr.. Tilden Smith has left for Caroline
county. to visit his mother Mrs, smith
has been quite III recently, and has been
undcr treatment at the Clifton FORGE
Mrs. s. r. Gary, who has been very
much indspa,ed for several days. is I'M
proving,
Little Miss Emily White received Q
handsome doll from the ladies of the
baptist Church, as a prize in the doll
contest. she having raised the sum q
$500, MIR IN.
AT. and Mrs. George lknlsht. have DE-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Other Ladies Who Will Aid.

g Miss May Hickey and Mrs. Plagcman
have added the following names to the
ladies at their table 'in,tho Sacred Heart
bazaar: Mrs. IL. 'Melrhotzer, Mrs. T,
Mcdonald, Mrs M. Carroll and Mrs.
James Rankin. Mrs T. Smiths booth
also has these additional ladies: Mrs. +.
r. Burke, Mrs. A. Burke. Mrs. g. Law
BON. Hiss Ethel Burke and Miss Mamie
Hughes.
Mrs. Plagcman has the novel attrac-
ton OF fishing pond at her table Miss
Irene Bernes is working very diligently
Tor a handsome pearl ring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
LARGE PIPE PLANT
F0|RN.0|R|i|.F|:.0|!LK| CITY.
New York Concern Will Begin
Active Operations at an
Early Date.
HAVE VIEW or ENLARGING
Plant Will Represent An Outlay
Of Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
HAVE VIEW or ENLARG|Ne
ys,noc,,, "a The Timcs-Dlspatch

Especial to The Times Dlspntch)
NORFOLK, VA, May 6.-W. c. Foster,
of New York, general manager OF tn IN
FL Glamorgan Iron Pipe Foundry, Ut Lyncnse
burg, one Of the branch enterprises OF
the M. j, Drummond Company, of New
York, has arrived in the, city, A,e NJ. ..
Drummord Company will build on is ,, re- !.
VI Gently acquired southern branch properly
A a large Iron pipe plant. Mr.. Foster
stated to-day that the beginning Of active
operations at the site hnd been prevented
a by the compnny's inability to make SAL !,
isfactory arrangements for. O. railroad
switch. AS soon as the switch question
"a is disposed Of, he says, machinery WI! &c =,
shipped here at once. The company IS 5
hopeful of having the plant well under
way by fall. According to Mr.. Foster,
3thc plant will represent an investment
Of s56o,ooo,. will employ Ave hn nd On, men .
and will have n capacity OF lo0 tons I !
day The plant will be constructed WIN
#nIview to enlarging 1t as demands may
sjustlfy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
LETTER TO j. R, G00DE & SON
RIchnond, Va,

Dear srs; barber IN Eric. Pa, has
been teaching two hotel-men how to
paint.
Mr., Christ Wlssard Ia the barber,
Three years ago he painted his house and
shop Devoe.
A year afterward, the hotels across the
strcet-they are all on corners-Were
painted not Devoe,
The story don't tell the first half OF tho
facts: how much the three paints cost per
squaro foot, IT tells how they looked last
year.
The laugh was not on the barber. His
house and shop looked new; the notels
had begun to look old; they'll paint De-
voc next time; and next time Will come
pratty soon. Yours truly,
l0i II " DIlyOE g co q
T. s-lIarrls Hardware Go. sell our
paint N y II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
REFUSES THE CALL.
Rev. Mr.. Paul Will Not Resign
From Messy Creek Church.
(Special to The 1'imes-Disp;

HE5fs III especial 10 Inc i iiiicS-I'isl''S'i.'
Il NORFOLK, VA, May 5.--Rcv l.. II.
Paul Of Messy Greek PRESBYTERIAN
church. near Staunton. has declined the
call to It's pastorate recently extended
him bp the Park Place Presbyterian
church. or Norfolk. He gave no reason
for the declnation other than to say that
1T would be easier to get preacher Tor
X the church here than it would be to g et
one for the Messy Creek church, III the
The congregation of the church last
night called Rev. C. e. Bishop. of Will
liam and Mary College, as n Stated sup
I ply" til the pulpit can be filed per- II,
there tomorrow morning and night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Richmond Man Defeated.
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Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.)
CIARLOTTEsYILLE, VA, May g.
Hammond Johnson. OF Norfolk. captain
OF the Virginia football team, was to-day
elected president OF the General Athletic
Office within the gift OF the student body
defeating Morgan Robinson. Of Richmond.
by. forty-nine votes. Over six hundred
ballots were cast. Charles s. McVeigh
Of Richmond, was chosen yice-prcsldcllt,
and Merritt #. Cook OF Norfolk. and A.
Stuart Walker. OF Orange. members OF the
advisory board,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Will Annex Territory.

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch)'
q NfARTINSvILLE VA, May 5.--Judge
u, F. west, OF Sussex county, judge Of the
Third Judicial Circuit, has been dcsig-
mated by Governor Swanson to sit in the
annexation proceedings here on May 18th,
in which 1t is proposed to annex con-
siderable territory to the town Of Mar
tinsville. No opposition to the annexation
of the territory has been manifested as
=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Danger to the Trees,

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch,)
WEST POINT. VA, May 6.-The qucs-
ton agltnting the owners OF Beach Park
tho old pavilion from the Terminal
grounds over to Beach Park. The build
lug ia unwieldy, and there Is danger to the
beautiful shade trees In moving It. Con
tractors are figuring on the problem,
which they will doubtless solve.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Run Down By Train.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
BRISTOL, TENN, May 5.--Sanruel
Ecalf a man of family, employed by the
hostier, was run down by an engine mt
Elizabethton last night and was so badly
Injured that his death followed to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Splendid Residence Burned
TO The Times DIspntch.)

Especial to The Tlmes- DspntchD
sLYNCHBURG. VA. May 1.-THE splen-
did residence Of the Elkton Stock Farm.
near this city, which is the property Of
ID. Meschendorff, Of Louisville, KY, was
gin Of the blaze is unknown, as the fire
was raging nercely when 1t was dscov-
cred. The loss is estimated at $1,000. This
is one Of the best equipped stock farms
in this portion OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Malicious Stabbing.
Especial to ING Times-ptsnatcl

ROANOKE, VA. May 5-Oscnr Dobbs,
a seventeen year-old youth, was arrest
ed to-day, charged with malicIously stab
bling +. a. Bodenheimer In the back with
a knife. The trouble occurred Friday
night but an attempt was made to keep
It from tho police. When Dobbs stabbed
Bodenhomer the knife lodged In muscles
and he could mot pull 1t out. IIe fled and
the man walked about some tinxa before
the, knife was removed, His condition Is
scriOus @ .fts 49, n HtE =, .Iaaif,7'' -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
THE INQUIRY ENDS
after FIVE DAYS
Lawrenceville, Va.
Continued from First Page.>

next occupied the witness chair, HIS tes-
tlmony was to the effect that the equip
ment for physical culture was inadequate
for present needs. The bath-house 10
especially lacking In proper accommoda-
lions, there being but one shower Tor
the three hundred young men,
Captain Gilmore on Stand.
Captain Gilmore. the commissary. was
again called TO the stand this morning,
and gave some additional testimony TO
the statements at his former examination.
He said that he and his assistant had
frequently discussed the question OF pur-
chasing steak and other desirable por-
tons OF the beca, instead Of the entire
carcass. His opinion was that such n
method would furnish cheaper meat, pc
cause in buying the whole beef such
large per cent, was lost IN the po'les.
lie will recommend this plan tor heHl
year.
General Ship to-day was interviewed
with reference 10 the dismissal OF Cadet
Peyton, OF Salem, the story OF which
was published In connection with the
evidence Of cadeto Thursday.
Dismissal of Peyton,
The facts are as follows
The young man received letters stnline
Ill and requested him to come home
lie asked permission OF General shlpp
who requested that the letters be shown
him In order that he might satisfy MN
self that the case was OF such chhr-
acter as to Justify leave OF absence
General Ship said he didn't distrust the
fsntcment Of the cadet. but no did
question his Judgment In the matter
The boy did not return with letters, pn'
on the advice OF an upper classman
Cadet Peyton, deserted and went home
on his return 10 Lexington ne was re-
fusei admission TO the institute and was
| When his uncle, who was also h!t
guardian, John Howe Peyton. Of Louis
VILE Ky, was made coznzant Of tbs
facts IN the case he wrote to Genera
Ship approving his action ~ tne mat
Ton was that in MS much az his nephe"
had borne good reputation at tbs sfhoo
and that his trouble WAS brought about
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

by indlscwtion instead OF dishonorable
conduct the only course to pursue would
DO to ask the board OF visitors to re-
instate him. General Ship said no would
gladly endorse application for the same.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06

pine for want of labor. have In mind
now n farm as good as any in this part
Of state of twelve hundred acres with only
one tenant
Lawrenceville, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
Services at Highland Park,

Services Viii be held inI.5 Ascension
Chapel, Highland Park, this afternoon at
1870 o'clock, conducted by the Ray, w, l.
klnsolylnG, ss 81 $
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
FrafemaI Brotherhood

Aurora Lodge of the Fraternal
Brotherhood is taking very keen in
terest in its membership contest, and
result of this is an increased roll.
Progress Lodge has arranged for an
entertainment on the night of Decem-
Der Il.
Arrangements are being made for a
Joint ball of the local lodges to be
given some time in January
San Francisco Lodge, at its first
meeting in December, initiated seven
strangers and afterward followed out
pleasing programme of entertain
ment
Oakland Lodge now meets in Pythian
Castle in Oakland every Friday even
ing and has a good attendance at each
session. Through the efforts of Organ
izer ". j.. Courtney this lodge has in
the past few weeks been able to intro
duce candidates for initiation at every
meeting On the last Friday in No
vember the lodge held it's first meeting
in the castle and celebrated the event
with supper in the banquet room.
There was speech making for the good
of the lodge and the order. The lodge
recently sent an invitation to all lodges
in this city to pay fraternal visits to it.
A new Whist Club is being organized
and tourney for prizes will soon be
started.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
Grand Army Ladies

Seven Pines Circle No. 8, Ladies of
the Grand Army of the Republic, has
elected the following officers to serve
for the ensuing term: President, Jen-
ME B. Houston; senior vice president
Annie NJ Phillips; junior vice presi-
dent. Ida f. Greene: treasurer, Lena
Scholten; chaplain, Emily +. Russell;
conductress. Virginia Faraday; guard,
Elizabeth Twigg; delegates to depart
ment encampment to be held at Santa
Barbara, Mary Watson. Eliza Walker,
Rebecca Dalmas, Julia NJ Graham. An
ME Black, Thankful Little, Elizabeth
Twigg, Ida F. Greene, Virginia Fara-
day. Theresa Kraut, Harriet Finch,
Sadie Pierrepont, Charlotte Damon; al
ternates, Della Wentworth, Anna Burk-
hardt. Hattie E. Havens, Louise S.
Thomas, Annie NJ Daniel, May T.
Griffith, Bertha Sparks, Hattie Kellogg,
Annie Tyrrell. Frances Steese, Lottie
Roberts, Emma Soulier, Harriet Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
The National Union

California Council of the National
Union at its meeting on the first
Wednesday of this month elected the
following officers for 1907: C. E. Ker,
president; r. L. Flamandon, vice pres
ident; Nathan Schiller, speaker;
Charles H Van Orden, secretary; j. B..
Stovall, financial secretary; F. Schu-
macher. treasurer; DR.. Krone, chaplain;
]. r. McGuffick, usher; Friend Tuckel-
son, sergeant; Friend Blass, door
keeper; w. A. S. Nicholson, A L. Kings
ford and f. A. Jones, trustees; Friends
Ker, Nicholson, Kingsford, Beaver, Le-
land, Newman. Schiller McGuffick,
Chamberlain and Burns, delegates to
the cabinet. After the transaction of
the business of the union and songs
by a quartet supper was served. This
council has two aims-one to increase
the membership in 1907 to 1000 and
the other to win the silk American flag
to be contested for December %. Mr..
Ker, who was chosen president, has for
several years filled the office of speaker
and in that position has proved him
self active and painstaking. Usher Nc
Gufick. who was reelected, will next
month enter upon the seventeenth con-
secutive year of yervice in that posi-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
Eastern Star

The officers Of Unity Chapter of Oak
land We're. through the courtesy of Oak
Leaf Lodge. F. and A NJ. which of
fered the use of its hall in the Masonic
Temple in that city, and Oak Leaf
Chapter. which loaned its parapher-
MALTA. installed by w. X. Sanborn, past
patron for the current Eastern Star
year. AS the officers-elect were brought
into the hall and seated by the mar
shal there was appropriate music by
Velarga's Orchestra. The new officers
are: Elizabeth Krystar, matron; DIR.
Louis T. Corwin. patron: Emma Blanch-
ard. associate matron; Emma Gene An
toinette Perkins. secretary; Louise
Thomas treasurer: Lydia Helen Payne.
conductress: Alice Jane Douglass. asso-
ciate conductress; Ida May Bishop. Bes-
sic RunyOn. Esther r. Parker, Eta
Thomas and Lotte McFadden. points of
the central star; Mary Godbier. war
der: Elizabeth Holt Dowell. sentinel
William 3 Anguin. chaplain; Emma
Iida Sanborn, marshall; Emma Frances
Hawkett organist- The music at the
induction OF each officer was by the
orchestra. After the ceremony hand
some jewel was presented to the retir-
ing matron, Maria Barnum a jewel to
Frank Johnson Douglass, retiring pat
ron. Then followed the presentation
OF a token Of affection from the re-
firing matron to the installing officer
and one from her to Philip Joseph
Port and flowers to Clara Allen Chase
the installing marshal. There were ap-
propriate responses from the recip-
tents.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
American Foresfers

Court Seal Rock of the Foresters of
America, which recently moved into
Woodmen's Hall on Seventeenth street
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term and will install them
in January; F. Fahs, chief ranger; D.
]. Messick, sub-chief ranger; w. ].
Holmes, senior woodward; F. Kaupert
Junior woodward; Theodore Dierks Jr.,
senior beadle; H. Lange, junior beadle;
Benjamin F. Johnson, financial secre-
tary; Hugh ]. Willis, recording secre-
tary; Gustaf P. Anderson, treasurer;
A. Rowland. trustee: Edward Candage
lecturer; Dr. A. K. Fappersberger
physician; DR.. Charles M. Troppmann
druggist.
At the first meeting of Court
San Francisco of the F. of A. George
Beban was unanimously elected lectur-
er of the court for the current term.
The grand chief ranger, c. A. Root
has issued a call to each of the men,
bers of the State to secure one candi-
date for initiation before the close OF
the current term
The Grand Court of the order will
meet in San Jose on the first Tuesday
in May.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
Woodmen of the World

The State headquarters log cabin OF
the Woodmen of the World at 2l4o
Market street, just above Church mas
been opened, although the exterior Is
not yet finished. This cabin contains
the Office of State Organizer Peter r.
Gilroy, a large committee room and a
large meeting room for the use OF
camps. The place is well fitted up LOT
the purpose for which 1t Is to be used,
and the office of the State organizer
is carpeted and in time will be decorat-
ed with Woodmen emblems. Inc place
was formally opened by Haven Camp,
which gave a housewarming during
the last week in November. There was
an address by the State organizer. duet
by Mrs. Haight and D. M Title; ad-
dress, Rev. William RAIDER; tenor SOLO,
Dick Hunt; remarks, Head Manager
Thomas Robinson, vocal solo. n. Rhu-
banick; remarks, D. Oliver. Jr., editor
of the Pacific Woodman. The pro-
gramme was followed by social hour.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
The Americans

&. A. Smith has been appointed as
general organizer for the Order or Inc
Americans, with the title of adJutant
general He started working in Peta-
luna for the purpose Of organizing an
assembly there and from that point ne
will work in the principal places IN
Sonoma and Mendocino counties Dur
ing the second week in this month
Emergency Assembly had an interest
ing business meeting, after which
there was a social hour and very
enjoyable time.
Last Wednesday this assembly lad
the second of a series Of winter whist
parties. There was large attendance
and many took. part in the games.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
The Maccabees

AN FRANCISCO Tent of the
Knights OF the Maccabees has
elected the following officers for
~ the ensuing term and will in
stall them at one of the reviews
in January.
L. Girard, past consul commander
Munson. commander; l. w Story
lieutenant commander; p. B. Richards
record keeper; Theodore Frolich
finance keeper; l. G. Reno, chaplain; J
T. Clancy. sergeant; H l. Tickner, M
Keller. second NJ G.; w. F. Diehl
sentinel; W B. Greenberg, picket
Thompson White, armorer; F. r
Norris, pianist. William d. Clark
physician; NJ. p. Schoheld, trustee
This tent has received all the para
phernalia which is to be used in the
conferring Of the dramatic initiation OF
the order. The costumes are costly
and far superior to any previously
used. The team that has been espe-
cially drilled for the comforting of the
degrees will soon be ready to give the
work as il never was given before.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
Order of ST. George

The following have been elected off,
GERS of Empress Victoria Lodge of the
Daughters of st. George for the ensu-
ing term: Mrs. NJ Lopes, retiring past
president; Mrs. A. E. Creba, past pres
ident; Mrs. A. M Jones, president; Miss
L. Kidd, vice president; Mrs. H. Will
liams, financial secretary; Mrs. E.
Wits, treasurer; Mrs Norah Roth, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. S. E. johnson,
chaplain; Mrs. e. Burchell, first con-
ductress: Miss M. G.. Jack. second con-
ductress; Mrs. E. Smith. inside guard; !;
Mrs. M. Jewett outside guard; !;
Mesdames S. Atkinson, Lopes and Put
ney. trustees. The financial secretary,
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
Masonic

Last week the local lodges of the
Masonic fraternity were basy holding
an annual election and receiving an
nual reports. These show that every
lodge in the city is in prosperous
condition.
san Francisco Lodge of Perfection,
A. and A. s. r. of +. M, at its first
meeting this month conferred the Sc
cret Master degree.
California Commandery. at its first
meeting this month. conferred the Red
Cross Knight. or fourth degree.
Jewel. the daylight lodge. at its first
meeting this month in King Solomon
Hall conferred the Master Mason de-
gree on an eligible in the presence OF
members of the third degree.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-16
American Guild

At the first meeting this month OF
Golden Gate Chapter OF the American
Guild in Oakwood Hall there were
present many persons at the entertain
ment that had been prepared for the
members and their guests. The affair
was carried TO a successful ter
mination by the general committee.
composed of W. T. Boyd. Herman Koop.
Henry Stahmer. Miss Frances Gilmore
and Mrs. Lew B. Douglass