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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-28
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

during the evening several applica-
tons We're presented.
Court Diana at its last held meeting
minated several candidates
Court Yerba Buena, which now has
one of the high officers, is working
as 1T never worked before and is add
ing to it's strength by initiation at
each meeting
Court Mission is now meeting at 2o69
Market street and is having good at
tendance The members are arranging
for membership contest.
Companion Court Southern Heights
had very enjoyable social in its hall
In the Polite building last week. There
was pleasing programme OF enter
tainment and dancing.
Court Noe Valley, which meets In
Duveneck Hall, is now ranked as one
of the ambitious courts, for the mem
bers are anxious to make "a record
for Murphy
Companion Court Golden Gate on the
second Wednesday of the current
month gave an "old clothes" party in
It's hall at 1919 Suffer street, when all
the members were attired in the Oldest
clothes they had and presented a JOB
lot appearance. That, however, ala
not prevent the many who attended
from going the limit for good time.
There was a pleasing programme OF
musical and literary numbers and then
dancing, as we'll as the serving OF
collation. and coffee.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
Pyfhian Sisters

At the recent session of the supreme
Lodge of the knights of Pythias, the
order formerly known as the Rath-
bone Sisters was given permission to
adopt the name of sPythian Sisters,
and by that name the order will here
after be known.
Golden Gate Temple had an official
visit last week from Grand Chief Mary
j. Downing, who during the evening
delivered a forcible and eloquent fra
ternal address. The visitor was given
a reminder of the visit in the form of
a pretty cut glass dish.
The grand chief also paid a visit to
San Francisco Temple. where the work
of the order was exemplifed by the Of
fcers and the sixteen members of the
degree team. This was highly COM
mended by the visiting chief, also by
Grand Manager Julia f. Day and The
resa Mann, district deputy for Oakland
who accompanied the chief. The close
of the meeting was marked by the
serving of a delicate luncheon.
The grand chief will also visit g
number of temples before the close OF
the current month.
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Among Frqt@rrnal Societies

nlns. AS a result of this contest a
great many applications have already
peen presented. Last week there was
an open meeting. when there was a
good programme, after which there
was a banquet given to members and
visitors. This lodge is booming, and
the members Of the other lodges will
nave to work in order to keep up with
this one.
Assistant Supreme Counselor Chap
pen visited the lodge in Martinez last
week, which was recently placed under
the care of Deputy Miss Hall, secretary
OF Columbia Lodge, and discovered that
Il was making rapid progress along
the line of increase
Arrangements are being made for
the next annual ball to be given by
oakland Lodge. In the past these-have
peen among the SWEETEST fraternal
functions in that city.
The Fraternal Brotherhood has alb
sorbed the Order of Patricians with
$4,000 members and by this move be-
comes established in six States new to
the order.
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Of members and many visitors there
from circles Nos L. 50, 3S and 80. one
applicant for membership was ad
mitted by initiation, Grand Secretary
Mrs ThornhilI as district deputy. in
stalled the officers OF the circle for the
current term. and at the close OF this
Past Arch Druidess Barbagelatta was
presented an emblematic jewel in rec
ognition Of her zeal for the circle.
The grand officers We're each presented
lunches Of beautiful flowers. The
grand arch Druidess speaks in terms
of praise for all the circles she has al
ready visited for the receptions ac-
corded her and those who accompanied
her on her visits.
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Native Daughters

All the parlors of the order of Native
Daughters of the Golden West are
making arrangements for the observ-
ance of Thanksgiving day by appro-
pirate exercises.
Reports from parlors in all parts of
the State show a gain instead of a loss,
which was expected on account of con-
ditions.
Las Tomas Parlor is now fully re-
habilitated and all its members ac-
counted for. 1t meets in Polite Hall
on the second and fourth Mondays of
each month. On the second Monday
in the current month this parlor gave
post Halloween party that was a
pleasant function and greatly enjoyed
by the many who attended. There were
games and dancing, and the affair was
directed by Inez Hill, floor manager;
Emma A. Schofield, assistant Rose
Smith, Annie Vanderbilt Ella feeling,
Kate Whelan and Rose Muller.
Darina Parlor will have a progress
sive whist party in the Y. M. II. A. Hall
on Page street, near Stanyan, tomor-
row night.
The Halloween party given by Alta
Parlor recently was one of the most
delightful social functions that this
subordinate ever had. 1t was conduct
ed by members whose names nave not
heretofore appeared on the pro-
grammes of the social events of the
parlor These were Miss NJ Goane,
chairman; Miss H. Hanna, assistant
floor manager; Miss A. Falkenstein,
Miss J. Gibbin, Miss D. Strei, Miss L.
Barrett, Miss e. Sawyer, Miss r. Han
ma, Mrs. l.. Loo, Miss K Jackson, Miss
S. Moyce, Miss E. Madden, Miss M
Nealon, Miss q. Mulhner, Miss e. Wal
Ter, reception committee. During the
evening there was a programme of
musical numbers and the serving of a
lunch and home made doughnuts.
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Modern Woodmen


Pacific Camp of the Royal Neighbors
NJ w. of A. has arranged for a novel
entertainment in Castle Hall at
Twelfth and Franklin streets, Oakland
on the night of November %. One of
the features will be a wood saving
contest for women only and then a
prize contest for the best home made
cake.
At the last meeting of Enright Camp
there was good attendance of mem
bers and a large delegation from Pa
chic Camp of Oakland. After the read
ing of half dozen applications for
membership and the initiation of a
candidate in the full form. with the
assistance of the drill team, there was
presented for the first time a side de-
gree entitled 1.-The high degree of in
curry on several candidates 1t was
productive of mirth.
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Independent Foresfers

During the second week in Novem-
Der Court Southern Heights of the In
dependent Order of Foresters had a
housewarming in it's new quarters in
Polito Hall. This court, which has the
largest membership in this city, is anx-
ious to add to its numerical roll, and
to that end has devised ways and
means to make a good showing during
the next three months. On the evening
in question the court was addressed be-
tween numbers on the vaudeville order
by High Chief Ranger J. p. Murphy,
Deputy Organizer Davis and Supreme
Deputy High Chief Ranger G. @. Stew
art.
Court Golden Gate at its meeting
last week discussed various methods
of making an increase in membership
and finally adopted one that will be
put into effect in a short time The
high chief ranger, who is a member
of this court. says he wants the court
to make the best record during the
current year that 1t has ever made.
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American Foresfers

San Francisco Circle of the Compan-
ions of the Forest of America will cele-
brate the eleventh anniversary of it's
institution by giving a ball in Mangers
Hail. at Twenty fourth and Folsom
streets, on the night of Thursday, No
vember Is.
Grand Chief Companion NJ H Cart
wright during the past week visited
Azalea Circle in Santa Cruz, San Benito
Circle at HOLSTER Farragut Circle in
Vallejo and Elmhurst Circle in Elm
hurst On November IA she will visit
Queen of the River Circle at Grafton;
November 16, Yuba Circle at Marys-
vile; November ~, Marguerite Circle
at Woodland; November 81, Verbano
Circle in Oakland
A new circle of the Companions, or
ganized by Mrs. Sarah Beyersen, will
be instituted in Ocean View on Novem-
Der 16.
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Druidfsm

-HE Office OF Grand Secretary
GugIielmoni has been removed
from Montgomery block TO 1854
Post street. corner Of Buchanan,
so as 10 be nearer the center
where are the majority of the groves.
Noble Grand Arch Pozzi. accompanied
by the grand secretary, went to Elk
City, Mend0cino County. last week for
the purpose Of instituting new grove
in that town. This viii be the first
grove instituted during the current
term. Another grove is in process Of
organization and IL VIII be instituted
in a short time.
Reports from the interior show that
the groves are doing well and the re-
turns from the local groves. instead Of
showing a loss for the past term, as
was expected. have shown gain in al
most every grove
During The latter part Of October
Noble Grand Arch Pozzi paid an Off
cial visit to Live Oak Grove in Oak
land. III being his first official visit TO
a subordinate of the order in that city
there was a large attendance, and after
the business Of the evening the visit
ing Official stated that il is his purpose
TO visit each grove in the jurisdiction
a least once each term. with the pur-
pose in mind Of coming in closer touch
with the membership and TO give ad-
vice where needed. He said that while
in the past much time had been de-
voted 10 securing new candidates, but
little attention had been paid to the
prevention OF suspensions. He ex-
pressed his desire 10 keep down sus-
pensions and endeavOr to retain the
groves in their entirety, but at the
same time viii encourage any effort
10 establish new groves and additions
10 existing groves At a banquet which
followed the gathering was addressed
by Deputy Grand Arch Bertram. Past
Supreme Arch Martinoni, Grand Secre-
tary GuglielmOni. supreme Representa-
tive Gallagher, Supreme Herald Co
deau, Grand Trustees Giovanni and
Coburn and Past Arch d. Bamman
Live Oak Chapter. No. 5, recently in
stituted ia Oakland. is moving along
in very progressive manner, and il
expects. in view OF the many applica-
tions for membership, TO become the
banner chapter Of the state.
The following named have been in
stalled the officers of Panhandle
Grove for the current term: August
Sandberg. past arch: William Abbott,
noble arch; Alexander Bloom. vice arch:
J. T. Slinkey. recording secretary IRE
elected); DR.. 6. B. Wilson. financial
secretary; John A Halpin. treasurer:
Dine Marks. conductor: r. Z. Cano, in
side guard; p Werden. outside guard :
Dr. +. +. Lord. medical examiner (re-
elected) E. r. Fischer. c. W. Pope and
Dr. " r. Poole. trustees. The installa-
ton of the officers was followed by a
banquet and speech making. This grove
now meets every Friday night at
Druids' Han. GO McAuister street.
The following have been installed as
The officers Of Yosemite Grove for the
current term r. Daneri. past arch: F.
A Dupy, noble arch; P. Sangente. vice
arch, ). Tlret conductor; A. Gonselin.
inside guard, J. Farrell, outside guard:
Joseph tigel, trustee The ceremony
WAS followed by a banquet at one of
the prominent dining halls. where.
after the supper. the principal speak
ers We're Supreme Herald J. 5 Co
oeau, F. A Gostiaux and DR. Albert.
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this county, by Grand Chief Compan-
ion Mate II. Cartright and other grand
officers.
The grand chief companion has post
poned her official visit to, Hayward
Circle to November 20 and the one to
Violet Circle. Soledad, TO November 23.
The grand chief has invited all her
deputies to meet her at her home, 2O51A
Fifteenth street. for the purpose of
discussing matters of unusual import
ance to the order on the evening of
November IS.
Robin Hood Circle Companions of
the Forest of America. at its meeting
on the first Wednesday In November
decided to have a jollification night on
November y and to invite the grand
and past grand officers. 1t is proposed
60 have a programme of entertainment
and German lunch in the new quar-
ters, Elks' building, SIS Hayes street
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
Redmanship

Altahmos Tribe ]. o. r. M No. 81,
celebrated the tenth anniversary of its
institution by a grand ball In dolores
Hall last week. 1t was an invitation
function and was attended by large
and congenial set of people. There was
an unusually well arranged order or
dances, first-class music and painstak-
ing committees, all in keeping with the
record of this enterprising tribe for So
cial functions.
Frank Hardy has been elected col
lector of wampum for Altahmos Tribe.
T. M. Penn has been appointed deputy
great sachem for district 90, which
takes in Chickasaw and Calumet Tribes.
This deputy is organizing Chickasaw
Council of the Degree of Pocahontas
and has already seventy-fiye names 10
a petition for a charter.
Manzanita Council D. of P, "Old AZ,
at it's last held meeting adopted SIX
.palefaces in the presence of f. M. Hail,
great senior sycamore of the ReserVa-
ton of Massachusetts, who is spending
a few weeks in this city. The work
was letter perfect, rejecting great
credit on Pocahontas Ella Wyatt and
the other members of the team. The
visitor stated that it was not only the
most beautiful but the most perfect
adoption in the degree he had ever
witnessed and wished that the team
would go East to show the member
ship there how to put on the work.
An effort is being made to divide
the existing general committee of the
tribes and degree of Pocahontas coun-
ellis organized for the purpose of ar
ranging for the social side of the two
orders and the enterta Rment of the
Great Council. A meeting of delegates
from local councils has been called for
November % to discuss the advisability
of separation
Pocahontas Council is arranging for
a character party in the near future
Alfarata Council adopted six pale
faces last week. the work being by
the chiefs of Mohican Council
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Woodmen of the World

Golden Gate Camp, Woodmen of the
World, on the night of the second Fri
day in November moved into it's new
quarters in New Era Hall at 2121 Mar
ket street, the most commodious hall
1T has ever met in. The event was
celebrated by an entertainment under
the direction of William Carr, clair
man of the social committee, assisted
by Neighbors Fink, Blumrother. Brehm
and Rause. The programme included
songs by Elton Lambert, piano selec-
lions by M. Bohland, vocal selections by
E. Cotter. specialties by Harry from
the Grammar Theater and selections by
the Golden Gate Quartet There were
addresses by Past Head Consul NJ T..
Moses, Editor Oliver of the Pacific
Woodman, Leo Kaufman, consul COM
mander of the camp. and Lawrence Vim
cent. after which collation. was served
and seventeen door prizes were distrib-
uted. During the evening the degree
team of the camp. through its captain.
w. M Reardon. presented the camp
a beautiful silk emblem, being an en-
broidered eagle resting on two crossed
American flags. 1t was accepted in a
patriotic response on behalf OF the
camp by Consul Commander Leo Kauf-
mann.
The Choppers Friendship Club at its
-
ments for social in Woodmen's Hall
on November &C. The election for ON
GERS of the club will be held on the
second Monday In December.
San Francisco Camp had very well
attended and pleasant dancing party in
Woodmen's Hall on the second Monday
in November, under the direction of
Arnold Freud, Daniel Taylor, Edward
Muller and E. C. Toombs. This camp
will give social hereafter on the last
Monday of each month.
Fernleaf Camp No. sos, Woodmen Of
the World. at it's first meeting in the
current month, had large class fnitia-
ton by the officers. who were ably as
sisted by the members Of the degree
team of Golden Gate Camp, Captain W..
M. Reardon commanding. The cere-
mony was followed by a jolly good time
for all present. The camp, but two
months old. is striving hard to reach
the two hundred mark in membership
and the indications are that it will not
be long before that number of names
will appear on the roster