The San Francisco call., 1906-04-15

Last Monday evening Herbert v.
Rees. special deputy head consul OF the
Modern woedmen of the World, after
an absence of twenty-six months from
this city. during which time he was
stationed in Los Angeles, was tenderd
a reception in the Red Mems Han by
Good Fellowship Camp. he having
again been assigned to the San Fran
cisco district by the high authorities
of the order There was a short busi-
ness meeting in the camp, where there
We're present quite a number or mem
bers of Occidental Camp and Of Twin
Peaks Camp. At the close of the meet
ing there was an adjournment 70 the
dining han. where there was served TO
more than a hundred persons COLA
tion Upon entrance into this hall the
guest of honor and the neighbors OF
the camps were greeted by the neigh
bors OF Enright Camp of the Royal
Neighbors, who sang the song OF
welcome" and other airs familiar 10
woodcrsft After the substanfials DR.
Charles Z. Leithead. toastmaster called
upon the guest of the evening and he
responded by delivering an interesting
address on the order and closed by say
ing that he was not back in San Fran
cisco for the purpose Of disposing OF
"Kiowa" but of working for the good
Of the largest fraternal beneficiary or
fganization in the United States" and
asking the membership in San Fran
cisco 10 help him in his efforts The
speaker was followed in short talks by
Royal Neighbor Hudson, Z. c. Stock or
Goodfellowship Camp, Royal Neighbor
E c. Connolly, Venerable Consul Peb-
Ter Of Goodfellowship Camp; Venerable
Consul of Occidental Camp DR.. Nj. Z
O'Neil, Clerk W. J. Elliott of Goodfel-
lowship Camp and Neighbors Young
and Weiner
Fraternity Camp was instituted on
the night Of the first Monday in April
with strong charter membership by
Deputy Head Consul William II. Nc
Kenzie. assisted by District Deputy
Powell Andrew Brown was chosen
past venerable consul; J. z. Valentine
venerable consul, and F. D. Morrill,,
clerk. The camp will assemble every
Monday evening in Foresters' Hall.
This camp proposes to have it's degree
team in working order in time to take
part in the big log rolling in santa
Rosa. July 4 Deputy Mckenzie is ar
ranging for a large class adoption IN
this camp in the latter part OF June
The deputy is also arranging for a
camp of Junior Woodmen
Golden Gate Camp of Oakland is ar
ranging for a camp OF Junior Wood
men.
President J. H Hubert. president of
the Santa Rosa log rolling, says that
there will be several hundred Junior
Woodmen in the procession in that city
on July 4.
On the night of the first Thursday
in April there was a large class initia-
tion in Golden Gate Camp in Oakland
andsit was announced that there Will be
another large class initiation in the lat
= oF T-r~
Deputy Head Consul Charles D. Gooch
is organizing a camp at Lakeport, Lake
County
District Deputy Powell is organizing
camps at Alameda and Haywards Al
the first named place he is being as
sisted by X z. Richardson, adviser OF
Golden Gate Camp. and at the latter by
T. J. SWEET. banker of, Fraternity Camp.
District Deputy Consul william Min
ton expects to have at least fifty candi-
dates TO initiate in the camp at Point
Richmond May rs. All the members
Of the camp are assisting the deputy
TO that end.
District Deputy Powell has received
gratifying reports from Williams, Ar
buckle Davisville. Vacaville, Napa'
Santa Rosa. Healdsburg and Sebastopol.
Ee Is making arrangements to visit
Vallejo. Petaluma. Cloverdale Winters
and Dixon in the interest of the order.
The camp at Healdsburg has organ
lied. uniformed and is drilling team
that intends to enter the contest for the
first prize at the Santa Rosa log roll
ing.
Tomorrow night the camp ar Napa
will open new headquarters. On that
occasion State Deputy J. Q. Davis VIII
deliver an address.
Last Monday night State Deputy j.
n Davis addressed camp Of the order
at williams