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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-24
American Foresfers

On the evening of February the
court at Santa Cruz initiated, class of
seventy-two, thereby increasing the
membership to 3s5, which makes it
the second largest court, numerically,
in the jurisdiction. Among the visitors
We're Jacob Label of this city and
Henry Gobish of jackson, Amador
County. The event of the evening was
followed by a banquet. This court had
a grand ball on the evening of Feb
ruary II.
The officers of the court in stockton
were installed recently in public. There
was large attendance.
Grand Secretary Cordy visited the
court in Marysville on the evening of
February 7. on which occasion a clafs
of nine strangers was initiated. The
members.
The reports received at the Office of
the grand secretary show that at the
close of last term the membership num-
bered 1888 in the adult courts and
s57 in the Junior courts
Entire Nous Circle of the Compan-
ions of the Foresters of America has
taken quarters in Politoi Hall.
Grand Chief Companion Cartwright
has instituted a new circle at Butte
City with seventy charter members.
The ball recently given by the official
drill team in Jefferson Square Hall was
a great success in every respect.
The Grand Chief Companion recently
paid an official visit to Oakland Circle,
being accompanied by Grand Secretary
Agnes D. Bremer>and Deputy Miss Man
tel.
Grand Secretary Cordy and Grand
Junior Beadle Donahue attended the
recent public installation of the officers
OF Imperial Circle and Court Imperial
In Oakland.
Mount Vernon Circle gave dance
during the first week in February,
which was attended by all the mem
bers and a large number of friends.
The function, one of the most pleasant
given by this circle, was carried out
TO a successful issue under the direc-
tion Of the social committee, of which
c. W. Aurisch was the chairman.
Augusta Rogge, popular member
OF the WatsonvilIe Circle, will soon
become the bride of NJ Miller, busi-
ness man of Berkeley.
The following named have been in
stalled as the officers of Live Oak Circle
by District Deputy NJ Levy: Mrs NJ
Wales, P. c. c.; Rachel Samuels, c. c.;
Mrs. 3. Rowe, S. c. c.; Nathan Roth
man, f. s.; Mrs. B. Harris, T.; Eliza
beth Jane Mutt Steinweg, R. s.; Mrs. M
jacobson. r. G.; Mrs. S. Carter, l. G..
Mrs. NJ Mccarthy. I. G.; Mrs. M. Titus,
O. G.; Mrs. NJ F. Loudon, Mrs. ]. Gil
beau, Mrs. B. Kramer, trustees; Miss
II MCGOWAN, O.. and DR.. A P. Wood
ward. r.
Grand Chief Companion Mate H.
Cartwright will officially visit Madrone
Circle in Redwood City. February %.
The following night she will visit Live
Oak Circle in this city, and the night
after, Osceola Circle, also in this city.
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Dustin Farnum Prefers Western Audiences

lated into German, and will show them
to Berlin shortly.
An English version OF "Salome" is to
be sent on tour this spring by Joseph
NJ Gales. Cheridah Simpson is to be
the prima donna OF the company. What
sort on an adaptation it is to be has
not been as yet outlined.
Ida Conquest has temporarily forsak-
en- the stage and has opened a studio
in New York. She is said to be very
handy with the brush and palette
.'Das Friedensfest." one of the earliest
Of Hauptmann's plays, was revived re-
Gently in Berlin. 1t lis described as
'one of the most realistic and uncom-
Portable plays that ever delighted a
German audience"
Vests minstrels will begin q weeks s
engagement at the Chutes Theater to-
morrow night at popular prices. Daily
matinees will be given and many novel
and entertaining features are promised,
among them being a gorgeous spetacu-
lar scenic creation entitled Moonlight
on the Suwanee"
There seems to be no abatement of
public interest in the production of
"Salome" at the Colonial Theater. The
advance sale for the coming week is
so large that there is no telling how
long 'Salome" will run.
The comedy, My Turn Next" will be
put on Monday night In place of Lend
Me Five Shillings," which served as a.
curtain-raiser last week.
The American Theater has scored
e,,ccaesfIgl1v with sThe Cfne~fnu rf~1 -
which is TO be continued this week.
with an excellent cast elaborate stag
ing and a large chorus Of fresh young
voices. nothing else could have been
expected. Aida Hemmi plays and sings
the title part very well. and Teddy
Webb as Stephan is droll enough to
make a Sphinx smile.
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Odd Fellowship

walhalla Lodge OF the Rebekahs has
arranged for an entertainment and
dance for it's members and guests on
the night of March 2.
The officers who are to serve Oriental
Lodge, Rebekahs, for the present term
are: Allie Parker. past noble grand;
Edna Thrane. noble grand; Felicia
Martin, vice grand; Mabel Williams.
secretary; Alice Walsh. financial secre-
tary; Mary Peters, treasurer. After
the officers had been installed by Dis
trict Deputy President Mrs Zeigler. the
retiring junior past grand. Miss zola
Bone. was presented with a handsOms
jewel, and Allie Parker. the retiring
noble grand. having previously held
that office and having received a collar
and jewel of her rank. was presented
with large painting in appreciation
Of her services. She was also given
gold neck chain.
The San Francisco drill corps or the
Rebekahs will give military ball on
the evening of March II.
The valentine party recently given
by Loyal Rebekah Lodge was well at
tended and was a most delightful func-
tion. conducted under the supervision
of Blanch Crossman. Mrs. Gibson. Au-
gusta Warner, Ethel Banks. F. B. Tay-
lor and A. w. Meinecker. Among those
who contributed to the entertainment
for the evening were Miss Olive Pearl
Miller, E. erase and NJ. J. Orr. This
lodge will have a private masquerade
social on the first Monday in March.
There was a large number of people
in Polito Hall on the night of the third
Saturday in February at the valentine
party given by Templar Rebekah Lodge
under the mana cement of the social
committee consisting Of Daisy L. Keen
ey. the vice grand Mrs Lsddy. Mrs
Ella Cockrell. Frederick Parker AMI
Ellis Holmes. The hall was prOfusely
decorated with hearts. bows and ar
rows and cupids. A very pleasing pro-
gramme was presented. which included
"A Valentine Sketch" by Lola Norris.
May Fisher and Sheridan Williams;
ballad by Mrs. Minnie Belts. whose de-
lightful vocaIization won for her loud
and prolonged applause; recitations.
Miss Olive Pearl Miller: vocal solo.
Sheridan Williams; comedy sketch by
the Boone sisters and NJ. Rector.
A new lodge of the Rebekahs win Be
instituted in March at Isleton-
BY special invitation the trustees OF
the Home at Thermalito will visit the
fOrphans' Home at Gilroy March 8.
There is TO be an entertainment AMI
dance tomorrow night in Cotillon Hall
under the auspices Of the lodge OF Dts
trict "a. 1t will be an open district
meeting.
The lady guests of the Odd Fellows
Home at Thermalito. none of whom is
under rs years Of age, are working on
a Grand Lodge flag, which will be dis
played for the first time over the build
ing in which the next session of the
grand body will be held
The postoff1ce at Thermalito. which
had been discontinued, has. through the
efforts of Congressman MeKinlay. been
restored. and is now located at tho
home
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Boadicea Circle is now meeting in
Polito Hall and having larger at
tendance than. in its former quarters.
This circle is arranging for social
evening and for a picnic. 1t is said
that the treasurer. Mrs. Frances j.
Horn. is soon to enter into a matrimo-
nial alliance.
Grand Arch Druidess Maria Bam-
mann, accompanied by Grand Secre-
tary A. Thornhill, Grand Conductress
Vaux and Thomas Thornhill of El
Dorado Circle, offieially visited Esch-
seholtzia Circle at Santa Cruz during
the second week in February. The hall
was artistically decorated. The off,
GERS acquitted themselves In a very
creditable manner in the initiation of
seven strangers, being assisted in the
floor work by the star team, which was
most favorably commended. After the
official inspection the circle presented
beautiful souvenir spoon to the grand
arch druidess and to the grand secre-
tary The latter was also presented
pretty hand mirror by the star team.
A banquet followed the closing of the
circle.
Columbia Circle was officially visited
last Wednesday afternoon in Mission
Masonic Hall. and visit was paid to
FL Dorado Circle in its new quarters
in Washington Square Hall on Satur-
day.
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Eastern Star

Olive Branch Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, is arranging for initia-
tory work in its hall. in the Cotillon
building, on the evening of February
25. The work will be followed by a
social hour and a collation.
San Francisco Chapter gave a grand
ball in Cotillon Hall on the night of
the third Friday in February. There
was a large attendance of members OF
the order and guests, including Grand
Patron Woods and Grand Associate
Matron Mrs. Hickie and Grand Secre-
tary Mrs. Wiilats. The grand officers,
except the grand secretary. took part
in all the dances, twelve in number.
with two~extras. This function was
admirably managed by the following
named: Committee of arrangements
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Native Daughters

Yosemite Parlor had a social recent
ly in its hall in Yeoman's quarters uri-
der the direction of Emma Wolf, Annia
Butts. Amelia Jacobson. Loretta Lam
burth, Cathrine Garvey, Laura Lam
ders. Phelita Reagan, Alice Erwin.
Katie Burgess, Clementine Struyen.
Helen Esteita and Susie Christ. and IL
proved a great success. 1t was in the
nature of a children's party, at which
each child was given a present with
the compliments of the parlor The
hall was tastefully decorated with
evergreens and flowers. In connection
with the social there was .'baggery."
presided over by Emma Wolf, which
was productive of a great deal of
sport
At recent meeting of the Pioneers
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Clan Fraser

Clan Fraser of the Order of Scottish
Clans. at it's meeting last week, initiat-
ed a class of seventeen candidates for
membership in New Era Hall. In the
presence of a large number of members.
The entertainment recently given by
this clan in celebration of the 14Sth
anniversary of the birth of Robert
Burns was attended by nearly 400 per-
sons, and was a success from every
standpoint.
The entertainment given by Lady
Lovat Lodge, the auxiliary to this clan,
in Equality Hall recently, was well at
tended and proved to be an enjoyable
affair. 1t was conducted under the di-
rection of Mrs. Blanche ellison, Mrs. j
McCallum, Miss Lena Marshall, Nan r,
Campbell, Mrs. G. Mcdonald and Donald
Sims
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f." He recent visit of State Organ
izer Gilroy of the woodmen Of
the World created a great deal of
n enthusiasm among the neighbors
OF that section. A meeting was
hello at which there was considerable
work for the good of the order and the
following day. Sunday, there was a
memorial service IN the Methodist Epis-
copal church in respect to the three
members OF Ukiah and Willis camps
who had passed away during the pre-
Nious twelve months. There was an ap-
propriate programme of music and a
eulogy by the State organizer
Organizer Luther Flood has started
a campaign for a large class initiation
in san Luis Obfspo
Organizer A B. craw was in Ken
nett last week. where he superintended
the Initiation OF class of eighty can
didates into a new camp instituted
there by State Organizer Peter F. Gil
roy.
The following night the State or
ganizer was in Redding. where 1I2
strangers were initiated into the order.
From these two limitations it looks as
II the people Of the north are looking
for protection.
Last week Governor GiIIett and all
the members of the Legislature who
belong 10 the order were guests at a
banquet rendered them by Sequoia
Camp Of Sacramento. The Governor is
a member Of the camp in Eureka
Last week the committee having
charge Of the Woodmens log cabin on
Market street held meeting, paid ali
outstanding bills for material, and after
the session the cabin started out free
from debt All the work on this cabin
was the fraternal offering of hundreds
Of neighbors of the local camps, who
each donated a days work Of his par
ticular craft TO the building and finish
ing Of the structure. AS a monument
10 fraternal work it stands today one
OF the most beautiful meeting places IN
the city, rough, as TO the exterior, but
! elegant as 10 interior.
Arrangements are being made for a
grand masquerade ball by. the local
camps to be given on the night OF
Monday, April s.
Haven Camp Of this city has secured
set Of robes for the initiatory work
that surpasses anything that was to be
found in any camp in this city before
the April days.
a few evenings since, Tamalpais
Camp had very enjoyable smoker in
its hail that was arranged by the social
committee composed Of Daniel J. Nc
Carthy, ". Murphy, D. Mackels, T. E.
Merten, George Campbell and NJ c.
Lyons, the consul commander There
was an interesting programme of music
and literary numbers, progressive
whist and athletic features.
The high jinks and smoker given by
the drill team Of Golden Gate Camp
No. 81 was one Of the best attended
affairs Of the kind given in the recent
past by any fraternal association. New
Era Hall. in which the programme was
carried out. was not large enough TO
accommodate the many who> applied
for admission. There was an excellent
programme of music, song and literary
numbers and a number. of athletic fea-
lures. That .G G.'s team never does
anything by half" was fully exempli-
fed on this occasion.
Arran gements are being made for a
large class initiation Of candidates from
san Mateo and Baden When the work
is to be done .Gif viii be there, so
viii the drill team Of Tamalpais Camp.
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were in the meeting place were pre-
sented a handsome souvenir. of the day.
Supreme Organizer Frank Hand was
in this city last week. and he then went
to towns north, where he woke up the
membership" by energetic talks
High Chief Ranger J. p Murphy is
making arrangements to visit Ukiah
and Cloverdale in an official capacity
The high chief ranger, ]. P. Murphy,
accompanied by one of the general dep
uties, paid visit to Court Southern
Heights last week to make arrange
ments for an open meeting to be held
in the near future
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Henry W. Mass (ehairmanl. Conrad
Teigeler. George Healing; reception
eommittee-Charlotte Marais. Bertha z.
Mackrett. Ellen Reirner, Laura L. Lcwrie
Ida Heilfr0nn. Lottie ROthman. Anna r..
Williams. Anna c. SorensCn. Margaret
Moore; floor manager-Conrad Teige-
Ter; floor cOmmittee-George W.
Geauque, George Hyman. John CATER
mole. Herbert F. Fowler William w.
Moore, Bernard S. Petersen
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Ethel Christensen, past chief of honor;
Ethel Morrison, chief of honor; Anna
Piper, lady of honor; M. Hooke, chief
of ceremonies; Ethel Hollett, recorder;
Mae Cooper, financier; Doris Healey,
usher; Jane Stewart, inner watch;
Charles Paise, outer watch. The cere-
monies were followed by short talks
on the general advance of the order
and the serving of a supper to the
members and those of Excelsior Lodge
of the A. O. u W
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Continued From Page IS
TOSSED" sporting Life" and The Pace
That Kills"
It is Rialto rumor that Harry w.
Bishop has leased the Chutes Theater
and viii stage melodrama there after
he San Carlos Opera Company has
finished its coming engagement
An anti cheap theater league has
been started at Brooklyn with the OBJ
ject Of driving out the low-priced
vaudeville houses, which are said to
exercise demoralizing influence on
the children by prompting them TO steal
money to pay for admission.
Blanche walsh Will play an extended
engagement this summer in San Fran
cisco. reviving Resurrection and
Straight Road" and some other plays
Of her repertory.
Many prominent theatrical managers
are preparing TO raise a testimonial
fund for Mrs. Mckee Rankin, for many
years a well-known actress. and who
Is now very i'll at Mont Kisco from
Brishts disease. Mrs. Rankin's last
frnportant engagement WAS with Miss
Clara Bloodgood three seasons ago in
sFrbe Girl With the Green Eyes" Her
fliends hope by subscription to raise
a substantial sum 10 aid the actress.
It is now positively announced that
r. c. Wnitney will obtain charge Of the
New Theater in Chicago, and with this
statement is the admission that the
enterprise OF the aTistocratic-loving
natrons of the Windy City has been a
failure. whitney VIII take charge on
March ! and will open with musical
comedy.
Reports from Paris indicate that
Edna. Aug has caught the fancy Of the
boulevardiers in her American acts,
which she popularized on the vauoeVlie
rtare here. She has had them trans
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Companions A. o. F.

The Supreme Circle of the Compan-
ions of the Forest. A. o. F., will con-
vene in this city May 20.
Mary Castle, the supreme chief COM
panion of the order, has been very
active of late, visiting the circles of
the order, and in many places was
greeted with class of from ten to
twenty candidates for initiation. This
was notably the case in Athens Circle
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Degree Of Honor

The following named have been in
stalled for the current term as the
officers of Silver Spray Lodge of the
Degree of Honor, District Deputy Lucy
c. McNear being the installing officer:
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