The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 17, 1900, Page 27

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1900 . 27 A AR ® ADVERTISEMENTS. 5 Commencing Monday, June I8, Charles £ EI&DEWIII FASATA A A AT AR DA A DA T A A A SRS A = Doings in Fraternal Circles ==h{ BO800N0L000 — X X ¥ TATET AN XD RO T H AT AT AT AT AR YD YT Y A ES D The Eastern Star. ie to make this a pleasant outing for|authorized to grant dispensations to |Social Hall of the Shiels bullding on the »dges to open their charters at a sum | 25th inst. "n the 18th Dr. Kuegler, who has just| under the present minimum initiation fee | Golden West, Argonaut and Buena -J (rnm E 1l Jecture before nf Sla The per capita tax was fixed at | Vista councils have each entered a team P There will | §1, ‘with an additional 10 cents for lhe\fol" a whist contest to be inaugurated n Home'fund, which now amounts | shortly after Arcanum day. There will be | unique prizes and the consolation prize «a». Gate Lodge No. 3, S. Isaac, | will be worth competing for. lor, gave a smoker to its members | San Francisco Council will cenfer the ia sday night. There royal degree on several members of the team an unusually lenty of smoling ma- collation and enjoy- midnight. Enights of Honor. Last Monday night Yerba Buena Lodge had work in the initiatory degree by a Grand Council on the night of July 9. A general invitation has been extended to all members of the order to witness this beautiful ceremony and to partake of the hospitality of the council. Buena Vista Council will entertain the grand regents and visitors on the 15th inst., when there will be an impromptu jinks. ~ Grand Orator Gus Gunzendorfer, | who is a member of this council, will be REMARKABLE REDUCTIONS The Eminent Eastern Comedian, Assistad by MISS ANNA CHANCE AND CO., Sketeh, In & new and origin VE THE I MUSICALDALE, in uniform. The work was per- n very impressive manner. |on hand with one of his impromptu after- 7 < of the evening there was a | dinner speeches, which always capture IN. 3‘ The King of Campanologists. 3w fat Gid mot breakup until | hls hearers o Id Chauncey Depew. Al .ee vee -y = £ cuitiee 1ela o mesting | coRtlignt trom Oukland wiil be on Band LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS, H Van and Nobriga Co. Car s o m"‘i““r 24 Co-op‘eratxv: B:od;erho;d. LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE JACKETS, &! A Laughing Hit In a New Sketch. Brandholt an organizer | e meetings of the San Francisco LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE SKIRTS st e o irmmay —o o35 Lrand the State. A re- | branch of the Co-operative Brotherhood : | x mecks work w35 che|are well attended and a great deal of iu- LADIES’ SILK SKIRTS, s»THE MARVELOUS MERRILLS, 7 o >1 terest {8 taken in the work of the organ- o 1an dameien st |ization. At the meeting last Tuesday . | nisht in the hall 17 Lariin street, the meeting was u;dres;edkby Rev. Dr. 3 S eat of the Parl engrogationa nghts of the Loyal Church. Four agpllcanoxu were received. :gshall, organizer for the West- | The ritual of the order has been per- has returned from San Jose, | fected and & committee is making im- ast Monday, he instituted a | provements as to the floor work. The with twenty-five charter | Meetings are open to all who desire to F. Foss was elected cap- | attend. LADIES’ FEATHER BOAS, LADIES’ SILK WAISTS, LADIES’ KID GLOVES, Greatest Bieyelists of the Century. SYDNEY DEANE, LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, | The Celebrated Australlan Barytone Soloist. LADIES’ CAPES, MISSES’ CAFES, | McDONALD BROTHERS BLACK and COLORED DRESS GOODS, &t Vaudevitle Comedians. air was a re to be so Ancxent Order United Workmen. of the 9th inst. the exten U. W. eral and B Wison_recorder. | The National Union. i |AMERICAN BIOGRAPH s el Via “Portiana, | Reports from the several councils in this 1000 LADIES’ CRASH SKIRTS will be offered With a New Serfes of War Views. organization Absence Deputy Comimander | city show a great deal of activity and a i c TR P 3 s homas 1l r | number of initiations. Sy ceseens cssesse cueas AND FINAL WEEK OF THE N iate fox romas K. Kase will look afte al A RT500 PAVORTTES, ests of the order in this city and | The San Francisco Cabinet pald a visit in Chief Foss will at- to San Francisco Council, in the Josa. T’ will hold a ses- t for the purpose of | membership a num- | ho signed the petition ; t e several JOSEPH CARRIE 'HART ™ DEMAR In Hart's Best Comedy Sketch, “THE QUIET value for 6oc, will be offeredat .............. 500 LADIES’ CRASH SKIRTS, 3 1-2 yards wide, 350 cal and literary entertainment s G e ,‘;,5&'3“};;11““.3:{ |@ 500 LADIES’ COVERT CLOTH SKIRTS in Tans, Blues B e ] 4 and Grays, value for $1.00, will be sold at.... 65 ¢ G lished in the local columns of The Call, | Enights of the Maccabees. was one of the best that this club has | of the Ma es have | given. The increased attendance at each | adquarters in succeeding entertalnment is the best proof | Jurth street, which is to | of their popularity and of the previous! announced fact that they are first class l'l every respect. ual entertainment and | Order of Chosen Friends. n on next Thursday even-| Grand Councilor Savage is still in the | line of official visitations. On the 1ith | I(ATI\'EE T0-DAY, bUVD&Y TINE 17. s, any seat: Balcony, 10 cents: . any part. estra rows reserved, 30 cents: ¥ reserved, 15 cents. 200 LADIES’ CREPON SKIRTS, Tailor- made, value for $6.00, will be sold at ..... 5 200 LADIES’TAILOR-MADE SUITS, value $5 nfl . George Varcoe, | ¢ Re addressed a public meeting in San | for $10.00, will be sold at .............. e L N, f i | Rafael; on the 12th, one at Sauta Rosa; | g 5 e 3 he fir‘wg‘rfrfimnlwlfi?foixxfig‘ | 13th, one at Cl le. - On the lth he 8 LADIES’ BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS, Tailor-made, richly e e * ek he Oun&}(fins(?flrcgfi‘. appliqued, value for $23, marked down to $|6 50 He will | *Dougherty, G Varcoe, | and L. Mesfeld. The ou neisco be {rnlov\ed by dancing. | leave for his home in San Pedro on the 224 inst., and on the way down will visit | Knights nnd I.adies of Honor. cils between this city and San 7 T W “ MILK WHITE FLAG.” Presented by the Full Strength of DUNNE & RYLEYS ALL-STAR CAST! ght Evans Council ini- | ates In the presence of lor Savage, Grand Sentry members of trict Dep- r al d a number of visitors from At the close of the cere- ors and the members were e coliation. | will initiate two candidates t meeting; Social Couneci! will | ; Golden Gate Council will one, and America will have three LADIES GOLF CAPES,value for $6, marked 33 90 3 down to WHITE AND GRAY FEATHER BO AS, 43 inches long, value for $15.00, marked down to........ slu un LADIES’ WHITE PIQUE SUITS, former 4 50 price $6.50, marked down to ... his depu- | G Louis G. Wolff, Kaplan, | weller, fof | “Stary \me“'f. [tomitiace.” "~ ; B B | Friends of the Forest. Ladies Will Find Our Reductions Exactly as Represented. B T e imkT BbL — Marion G.| The arrangements have all been com- T ker, J. SHERRIE MATTHE s pleted for the joint picnic to be given at he Pigott Luce and WALTER JC he committee is anxious | Germania Garden on the 29th inst. by Private. order In this | America and Mizpah Lodges. | the commit. | At the meeting of Lincoln Lodge last ccessary as. | Monday there was, &s usual, a large at- - tendance, and the election of officers for 7 the ensuing term was concluded. Under Zood of the order there was a report of | the procecdings of the recent session of | the Supreme Lodge. | “America Lodge is reported as making , | rapid progress fn the Mlssion distriet, fre- | quently taking in new members. In the near future an effort will be made | to organize a lodge in Oakland and one in Alameda. ncourgge —F Deughters of Liberty. Al the last held meeting of California J.O'BRIEN&CO. 1146 Market Street. | Harmony e at its last held meeting o was visited by s Past Presidents Assot AMUSEMENTS. | i y LADIES' DAY CHAMPION STAKE ! ast. mgm and addresses by prominent members o SIXTEEN NDmATIONS. A o = oo e S CO A - ' made | the assoclation there was a collation S oneer Lodge at its meeting last Tues- | s ancil will be | 4, i{ghe elected its officers for the cur- Ly " . rent term. For Glory vs. Fine Fire, tef C Mizpah Lodge gave a party last Thurs- i Meade Relief Corps. | aay nignt in Mission Opera Hall that was | Theron vs. Recording Angel, The \x ade f Corps of the Woman's | well attended, and the guests of the lodge - JllSt Re e r E Herschel’s Pride vs. Beacon, £ed for an event | had a very ehjovable time. | " e e AND CONTINUING FOR A | ’ | UNION GUUHSING PARK. TO-DAY... SUNDAY, JUNE 17 The members of Harm Sylvanus vs. Narcissus. il a Feliows' THAT TO-NIGHT morrow night pa Palo Alto vs. Royal Flush. AND ALL NEXT WEEK coln Lodge in hall m “the 0da Fellow: Whitehead vs. Luxor, You Have a Chance to Hear the Beuuurul building. |SECOND AND LAST WEEK, W v e Ancient Order of Foresters. Beginning MONDAY, High Chief Ranger Boehm pald a visit last week to Court Oak Grove. He was b v —ALSO— 128-D06 RESERVE STAKE! most active courts of the | accompanied by High Junior Woodward £ America in this city is Court | W. F. Jones. e meeting was a pleas- | z izl R ant one and the visitors delivered in- e . striving with all the | Gy tive ‘addresses. | TRAIN SERVICE: 1@ members can command| Court Alameda of Oakland celebrated | | Y most at e s its first anniversary by an entertainment | i | Leaves Third and Townsend streets nrds—r AL last Friday night. There was a good at- . 2 M. Tre he | tendance and an interesting programme 10:15 a. m., 11 a. m,, 12 m. and 1 3 )an Thllis, the re- | was presented. p. m.; Twenty-fifth and Valencia ry, oE | e streets 5 minutes later. Returning or THE MAGIC Kiss. | at4:45 p. m. and after last courso. Foresters of America. Comlc Opera Success, cted to their of apprecia- Companions of the Forest. work In behalf of | The social that was given on last Mon- Presenting members of this . < - h t day night by Leyal Circle in the social | EVERYTHING NEW- | San Mas lectri 8 : g : : le that when a 3 ; . teo e S ‘caTe eV s I ng t i|ci : g, Pa ey in office he should be con- | hall of the Shiels building was a grand AR ey S Evenings at 8. Matines Saturday at 2, | e i n ore. s of the evening | social event, that was attended by a large 3 3 R \ monious man: | number of the friends of the circle. There eooer ke sl BY Mt Gugall Clegpaw Saiadtn 's quartet | was a short programme of entertainment a “mumber of vocal selec- | and a good programme of dances. Facous Levitation Act. : Fidelity Circle, Sherwood Ci. le and the will ln’ah f;:zr circle in Lo{s Axmflles‘ report a number of It You Wish, Bring Your Own Hoop. Or, with his | candidates for iritiation. pend a @hort vacation. During | At the last held meeting of Washington | PRICES—2Se, 33c. sence Jacob Label will have charge | Circls, Loyal Circle paid & fraternal sisit, EDWIN STEVENS, | 5 = ANNA LICHTER and | 50c. T3¢ and $1.00. FERRIS HARTMAN. ‘ggH covu P & nship in his hunting and predicts a beauti- - entertain t e e E 4 Saturday, June 2. | of the office. coming in a body. NDAY, JUNE 25, 1 . Ty m,!‘}m in the| Court Sutro Heights at its last held | Bohemian Circle will publicly install its M?Hmms FROHMAN Presents !SPECIAI‘ NOTICE! officers for the ensuing | new officers about the middle of July. Franklin Circle had a very pleasant so- cial Tast week. = H s. { iay evening, June 13, a large | f Red Men grr”m San p”;g..‘ i t ornia._officers were elected American Companions. ed to_the wigwam of Ah o a ing term. J. W 11 Bonita Circle of the Companions of the | l ER be at East Oakland to_wit- | Court Sutro Heights was chose Forest of America will, on the night of . o tition between Ah-Wah- | ranger. | = Bt s of that place and Paw- | The Foresters' social club of Court|the 2d of July, celebrate its tenth anni- And a SPECIAL COMPANY, ‘Prazes will be | al and best sus- ON MONDAY, JUNE 25th, Lavish Revival of the Gem of Comic Operas, THE GEISHA.§ TODAY iwo candidates and took & of Alameda. The large | United States of America will give a pic- | Yersary by a party to be given in Man- AT JUNE 17, 1900 oA St San P Is' Hall. In the Prevalling New York and London SUNDAY . cccoee T g DR L Y e cooiad ey By City Circle is still progressing ana| Success, Seats On Sale Tn-Mormw Morning. 5 Woodmen of the World. it teels proud that Mrs. Helena Worms. | ¢g 99| ' v, 1al t. d ¢ n wan tor & tropny, ana | uer Mo n e e gpoive with | Cnebaniia rerriert ot s oo | SMISS HOBBS” | roruras 95 ana 50 Cents| “”;1,“:";,"’;“{;"‘"’“ ¥ e 1100 members or so for a long timé, the |been elected chairman of the board of SEATS fEanzyexr PRICES.... an ents| o THURSDAY. . TELEPHONE, BUSH 9. GRAND | iy 4 PHONE MAIN 1 » s | roll the names of seventy of the mem- EGINNING TO-MORROW NIGHT, v Lodge of the Knights of Pythias | {0 ©03 S5 hnlirag b o B B Commencing Eavne DAY Mission-Street Electric Cars Direct. E TO Monday night celebrated the | DTS ¢ ONE WEEK_ONLY. ¥ applicat now on file are from pollce- 4 o | ol R Sl Ol 1 E The Hon. Judson Brusie's Successtul Rurat | and entertainment in the g term and will publicly [ anniversary of its institution | 1 of the Pythian Castle. There | 1 P’»h'l }'x in the «lnrml hall n!( f‘hel Al- FLORENCE ROBERTS o d | cazar building on the night of July 2. 5 " in G e picactrss uf | There will in aadition, be' a fine pro- | A Most Remarkable Remedy That| Susertel ,"’Rmf.‘ffis.,‘.‘..'f,‘};"‘““ nmesn““ ea o of entertain oTom - a da he camp han SOoSted & Ta Quickiy Restores Lost Vigor or THE ESTATE OF HANNIBAL HOWE." M. 8 ner, J. H. Bro for the entertainment of members. Tne to Men. Elaborately Mounted, With a Sotendia || " During the evening be |last mecting night 1s called Tamaials —_— | S EAcox EDiTH Tesem, | | here ik by | night, for on that night the camp is ; i L : % m:a:m?d;anheo';aA DY | fugned over to the entertatnment com: | A Free Trial Package Sent by Mail . Exceitent Company. i W. E. - mittee, whicn provides diversion for mem- to All Who Write. Gooa Reserved Sent fn- Orchestza 8¢ All bers and visitors. Free trial packages of a most remark- ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY. Matinees Zic. ncil of D of P. adopted | membership of Tamalpais Camp suddenly | grand trustees. This circle has arranged %5 at its last held mesfing | awakened and concluded that It was time for & socldl to De.en on the night of | ocps 25e, 35c, 50, The. $1 and $1.50. I e e e e e regular rou- | UG I L Hington Circle will have its nce the first of last May lcly installed on the 12th -mite Tribe will short- | it has initiated twenty-six strangers and | oficers publicly ht ‘of the Sugh tribe at Petaluma, and | has forty applications on the desk. The |Rext month and on the night of the Sith ¢ will give an entertainment will lay the foundation | aim of the camp is to have a member- |Of August It w at Banta Rosa ship of 250 b the close of the year. | i _Union Square Hall This camp has been named ‘“the Star Knights of Pyt.hlu. Camp,” from the fact that it has on its ADVERTISEMENTS. B b= e —_ OO0 zz= coonmm CESrrr The Druids. fve songs by Mrs. A. K. Lewis nt able remedy are being mailed to ail who | Seats Six Days in Advance, at Box Office Branch Tickst Office—Emporium. | During the past week ail the groves of These numbers were received Knights of Golden Eagle. will write the State Medical Institute. | On! | ¥ s preparing for the | California Castle No. 1 of the Knights | They cured so many men who had bat- cquired to give an encore. | of the Golden Eagle on last Wednesday | tled for years agaigst the mental and gramme was well arrange et i m's | physical suffering of lost manhood that 2 pleasant evening with tne | InItiated twenty strangers in the Pllgrim'e | f¢ institute has decided to distribute OLYMPI | degree in Coloma Hall, Native Sons'|free trial packages to all who write. It ONLY FREE VM_DE“U_E SHOW » e Lodge will celebrate its|building. The time for admission into the | {s a home treatment, and all men who THR IN THE CITY. S einth amniversary on the 22d inst. | order under the reduced fee has been ex- | suffer with any form of sexual weakness 7 with a_banquet, tended to the 2ith inst. The installation | resulting from youthful folly, premature First Appearance on the Coast, EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Py . campany of the uniform rank is be- | of the officers of this castle will take place | loss of strength ond memory, weak back, - TURGE TRUMP, ice Of a large num- | o organized in Unity Lodge. | on the 11th of July, and it is announced | varicocele or emaciation of parts can now v GouRGE » grove and visitors. | 58, 0 0 representatives from California | that on that night at least twenty |cure themselves at home. Tge High-Card of Hand Balancers. | will leave to attend the Supreme L"'hff angers will be initiated. The remedy has a peculiarly grateful THE DOCKMANS CANNON- T@E FAT HAN: | WEEK]‘ Which will convene in Detroit, Reports from various parts show that | effect of warmth and seems to act direct ety o pueche | HALL, Subduing WALLACE, mence next on to the officers 1 be on Wednesday " Hall Manzanita Grove degree 10 two CHUTES avo Z0O! il — CALL Native Sons. = A s - | this ord i= increasing in membership | to the desired location. giving strength . B oy G K. of 7 and §. has|and 18 g Tapia strides In the omis | sna’ development just where it §s necded. | Athletic Comedians dnd believed that the order will | It cures all the lils and troubles that ppointed the | ¢ grand pre: | g o of Rincon | n appointed manager of fares and |States. 4 b come from years Of misuse of the apt. s1 STEBBINS, den rge: . Fioss Par. | iransportation i connection with that | double the memb eEtip It DA &t the be | S famctiona and Das been an absoluts | The Maine Mosologist and Card Confurer. THE UNTAMABLE LION. Enlarged to 18 Pages E - ”,‘;"‘,‘f,’_ "Puring the récent session of the Grand | The death benefit feature has become very o e THRTLis né HENRI D'ARMO, BLADDER CONTEST—_ ON THE LAKE. = d | Lotige there Was Sppropriate: ol e o= building, Fort Wayne, Ind., stating that . eport and | LQUES J¢h member in distress and §2% | Owing to the fliness of W. O. Macdou- | PUng, FOrt Wavne, inf, staling that | The Aerial King. | to assist one who is very poor and bed- | gall, D. 8. C. and M. of R. "f California ages wiil be complied with promptly. The And Our Celebrated Stock Company. 7 will celebrate The Grand Lodge extended an | Casile No. 1, his duties are belng per- | $825 Whl BE CQRB €0 WA DEomptly. Fhe ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN t excursion and | ridden, e Lod; formed In @ very acceptable manner b: MATINEE BVNRY SUNDAY. : ceeds will | Iavitation o, e e r tostas. b | Sammuel McCall, past grand CRIGE e R e . aas Taank 1o AMATECR NIGHT EVERY FRIDAT. iosion day. | Grand Lodge will raise $15,000 to entertatn B At . | sample will enable them fo see how easy ADMISSION FREE. Telephone for Seats—Park 2. 4 ’ the members of the supreme body and th it 15 to be cured of sexual weakness when y a band i1l raise $%5.000 additional to be appor-| As already announced, in the local|the proper ies are employed. The msanR’S CONCERT HOUSB SUTRO BATHS ll will lufl\khI - pa ted | tioned as prizes to be competed for by | oolumns of The Call, the local councils | Institute makes no restrictions. Any man e e o | visiting teams of the uniform rank, The | nave arranged an excellent programmein | Xho writes Sill be sent 8 free, sample; | GREAT LAMBARDE OF OPERA QUA‘IZI'I”! aNp | opmyyiomTs . oPEX NiGmTs. 1 Efiert’ W, D. 301 | make the payment of sick benefits by the | celebration of the annivemary of the or- fhat s reciplent Teed Have mo fear of PERNANL’ EZihing tfom 1 8. 2. 1 1 s Y ’ . e T am Qves trom of Char Jer, Charles P. Lemoge, H Zecker and F. subordinate discretionary lnstud der known as “Arcanum day,” to be pre- | embarrassment or publicity. Readers are C. ‘Struven It will do all that can be write without delay. m. Underwood _and D'Estelle Sisters. ADMISSION 10 cents. CBILD{i:NS of compulsory. grand chanceilor wi sented at & meeting to be held in the | requested to Matines Sunday. mmu—unafi':'k l-wt.-ql-. . -