The San Francisco call., 1906-07-01
Modern Woodrlen.

GoodfeHowship Camp of the Modern
Woodmen of America met recently
for the first time in Manzanotte
Hall in the Jefferson Square building.
at Golden Gate avenue and Octavia
street There were present ffty-two
neighbors of the camp and order and
during the evening several applica-
tions were presented. These were re-
ferred to committees on investigation.
Clerk Elliott read a letter from the
/ head camp to the effect that members
laffected by the disaster are being prop
erly cared for SO that their member
ship shall not lapse.
neHt- committee to visit any member
who may be sick and to report his
condition. Special Deputy Head Consul
Herbert V. Rees stated that there is
a movement afoot at this time to ar
range a special department which the
members of the local camps can join
if they desire to have benefits in case
of sickness. He stated that the plan
of this proposed organization will be
laid before the camp at the first meet
ing in July.
A communication from the Head
Camp officers, suggesting that the
camp become contributor to the Ma
tional Sanitary Association of Las
Vegas, Mex, for the cure and care of
consumptives, was referred to a COM
mittee consisting of Venerable Consul
Bepler Clerk Elliott. Neighbor Griffith
and Drs. ONeil and Leithead to obtain
full information in relation to the asso-
citation.
The camp accepted the invitation of
Special Deputy Rees to accompany him
to Twin Peaks Camp to assist in the
adoption of a class of strangers who
were found lurking in the Forest of
Woodcraft
| Occidental Camp. held a meeting in
the same hall on the Thursday follow
| ing and adopted several candidates.
Enright Camp of the Royal Neigh
bors of America had forty-six members
present at it's last held meeting and
during the evening adopted six stran-
gers.
| DR.. Henry Horn, banker of Occidental
Camp, has resigned that office. He will
/ soon leave for Germany, where he will
/ take a two years post graduate course
/ in medicine. Dr. E. E. Peck has been
elected banker of the camp for the un
expired term, The camp at its last
meeting adopted four strangers and
/ appointed j. b. Sayers chief forester
/ At the last session. of Twin Peaks
Camp, in Duveneck Hall. there was q
large attendance of visitors to witness
the adoption of two strangers by the
| officers of Goodfellowship Camp, assist
! ed by officers of Occidental Camp
During the evening the office of vene-
rable counsel was declared vacant on
account of the inability of the one
elected to the office to attend the meet
ings. Thomas Dudley was elected to
! fill the vacancy.
For the first time since the fire, En-
right Camp gave an entertainment and
dance in its new hall in the Jefferson
Square building. There was a large
attendance of the members, as we'll as
| of the membership and friends of Good
fellowship, Occidental and Twin Peaks
| camps. There was a pleasing pro-
gramme of musical and literary mum
bers, followed by two hours Of dancing
The affair was successfully managed
by Gertrude O'Neil, clerk of the camp
Esther Connolly, Mrs. Richardson, A. p
Bean, D. Bauer and George Berry, the
latter being thes floor manager.
| The clerk of this camp has been ad-
vised that nearly $1,000 has been con
! tributed for the relief of the members
by camps in the East. This sum will
be forwarded to San Francisco in a
/ Short time The clerk has also received
| $50 contributed by the camps in Kan
sas.