The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 28, 1902, Page 6

THE SUNDAY CALL Uhat Mg Doing 1 wedding of F. J. Hérn, surer of the Grand United Anclent Or- d California, and the Arch Dru- a Circle, held at the £ the celebrants on Fol- the middle of the cur- a most delightful affair. to attend this novelty in their way, be- mall sheets of isin- of ecrystal appropriate to the occa- was tastefully decorated led with choice flowers, of the rooms was ere was displayed a f handsome crystal gifts of the couple, who ave sailed without imonial sea. After ere were music, singing, i games and then followed a ch in fact as well as were\ present: N k A. Guglielmoni, Grand ess Frances J, Willlams, MFs. we Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N. Mr. and Mrs. Becker, , Mr. and Mrs. A (W. Zickei, Mrs. Zickel, Mr. and Miss ‘H. Weismann, Walker, L. A. ubbard, Mr. and Mrs. A. Isaacs, Mr. and Mrs. . and Mrs. L. M. Isaacs, 3. ¥ Mrs. E_Wolfr, imit , Mr. Mrs. Lucy Horn of Vaflejo, Mrs. aries Ormand, Miss Gussie Nana Abrahams. ment that was given by Grove Apollo Hall on the t. was al great suc- e opened by thé in- Schmitz, who Spoke and »Columbia r which A.°B. naster of; cerémo- following ‘numbers many who!were in ogram Mayc hel Darling, wio at rn was loudly applang- box of candy by the made quite a hit ing a Paper from d won much &p- ons; Miss Lu- ; F.'H. Sharp er tearing, mAKINg wn people, one Of recognized by all he aiso entertaihed me I musie; M. 3 recitation; Senorita Guiterez, Miss - Genevieve Bo- H. Deimas, remarks grove; Charles Dava- floor manager during ed and which was d flag march that was al of McKinley Grove in the night of the nded and was a here was good programme of g men and ladies in Colma have ocial events duf- je 'will have a soclal ove on the 224, THE EASTERN STAR. of the Order of w a year old and s than twenty, me has increas- the meeting held e chapter received d:plans for a the night eve of the er of the Stale er Chay pter on the 1ith in- nt meeting, when of a number of Visitors were initiated jnto the This chapfer has rk making arrange- in Golden e the 22d of r entitied ““The which is to be follow. nown character functions is a I be a most de- the order called Starr Mowry's Hall in Ar- o have an- 1 this city in a to be instituted San Fran- re was a large at- g evening of enter- ant at home t Unity Chapter of ntertainment. in of which was d visited the e at Bridge- n last week. a has been death of John n of the jurisdic- the 29th of August. ODD FELLOWS. f Pacific n San Jose of conterring | candidates of _Apejio present ahd which 1t cisco- relief activity . in time In ¥ this dge had work on the 2ith tion . on_the degrees on the ged for an enter- ght of the 1st of Oc- arned to the San ttee” after beibg me. Out of the ere is but one that the committeé, and effort is being mafe send delegates to the of Sacramento cele- nniversgry of its in- inst. € Lodge of Oakland had a de- lightful time o the 20th inst. at an an- niversary celebration The Veterans' Association paid a fra- ternal on the inst. to Unity LicGge was recelved with that bospt this lodge bears such -a putation 3rand Ma n the 19th inst. ded- feated & new hall to Odd Fellowship at Murpby's Camp lodge will be instituted at Pas- hama County, in the early part who are to compose that a $2000 hall in which ncetings. A new lodge will be inst ed at Hanford next month. Joh { Yerba Buena Lodge, whe - was tendered a re. ciption by Yerbe ena Lodge on the fif- tigth anniversary of membership in the brder, will at the next meeting of that subordinate present to it a large photo- §raph of himself bearing the inscription, R i i i i sk \ \ ISABELLE) g 2|} wWwooDSIDi MARSHAIL OX¥ CAXIFORNIA CHAPTER. \ O\ BUSHNELD “Angerona Lodge, Pittsburg, Pa., Jan- uary 21, 1852, and Yerba Buena Lodge, San Francisco, January 21, 1902.” THE REBEKAHS, Active preparations are being made for the local district meeting to be held un- dér the auspices of Oriental Rebekah Lodge No. 9 in the near future. All of the local Rebekah lodges have signified thieir intention of co-operating with Orien- tal in this matter, and to make it a great #uccess have appointed committees to meet with Oriental to arrange all the nécessary detalls. On the evening of the 24th inst. Oriental Lodge had three can- didates to initiate. The entertainment committee of the lodge is actively at work preparing for a grand entertainment and dance to be given on the night of the 8th of October. An excellent programme will be presented. The San Francisco Rebekah Drill Corps, Captain Allie Parer commanding, gave an exhibition drill on the 20th inst. before the 0dd Fellow lodges in Vallejo. The drill was perfect, and the ladies of the corps were applauded to the echo. A new Rebekah lodge was instituted at Carters during the past week. The contract has been awarded for the new hospital to be connected with the Orphans’ Home at Gilroy. NATIVE DAUGHTERS. Las Torrosas Parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden West will give an entertainment .and dance in Union- square Hall on the night of the 9th of Oe- tober in aid of its fund for the relief of the members who are sick and drawing from the benefit fund. The feature of the entertainment will be a one-act farce en- titled ‘A Victim of Circumstances,” to be produced under the direction of Henry G. Leffermann of Army and Navy Parlor of the N. 8. G. W. The committee in charge of this function will do all in its power to make this entertainment one that will be enjoyved by all who shall attend. If all the friends of the members are present on the night named, then Union-square Hall will be crowded. Buena Vista Parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden West had a pri- vate minstrel show and high jinks in the parlor hall after the business meeting, for members only. The ' feature of the evening was a_delightful concert by the Female Hobo Band. There were a num- ber of vaudeville numbers and vocal selec- tions by Mrs. Alice Lignon Walsh, Belle O’Brien \and Miss Alice Ticoulet, and a fancy dance by Mrs, Ella Wehe. One of the duets that “brought down the house” was by Miss O’'Brien and Miss Ticoulet, which was a parody on “Tell Me, Pretty Maiden.” During the business ses. sion the parlor was visited by a large dei- egation from Genevieve Parlor, under the leadership_of its vivacious deputy, Mrs. R. Kemp Van Ee. Calaveras Parlor, the beauty parlor of the order. had an “at home” last week for its members, and it proved to be a very interesting and delightful affair. The grand president, Eliza D. Keith, and the grand secretary, Laura J. Frakes, were guests of honor at the Alameda car- nival of the Native Sons and Daughters of Haywards. Imogene Parlor of Sierra Valley cele- brated Admissicn day by-giving a grand scclal, which -passed off very pleasantly. 7L he spécial guests of the evening were all ploneers and they enjoyved the yrogramme that was presented. After the programme itere was a banquet that was attended by the old people, five of whom fvere more than 85 years of age. The toastmaster of the evening came to this country in the days of '49, The visitors at the office of the grand I b \ il 1 4,\“( .d/ secretary last week were: Hannah Bailey of Darira Parlor, Dolly Myams of Sans Souci Parler, Mrs. Verrul of Monte Ro- bles Parlor, Florence A. Temple, M. D., of Darina Parlor, Eliza D. Keith, grand president; Miss Kinervan of Reina del Mar Parlor; Sadie Rios of La Esperanza Farlor of Los Angeles, Emma Thijerbach ond Dr. Boldemann of La Estrella Parlor, Mr: homas Frakes of Sutter Creek, My ary Prosser of Oakland, Saea Os- terman of Sans Souci Parlor, Ida M. Ker- van of Alta Parlor, Past Grand President Belle W. Conrad, Edith Brown and Min- nie Kalloch of Darina Parlor, Mrs. We- rau of Camellia Parlor. ' At the first meéting in October édch of the parlors of the.order will observe flag day. - Dr. Mariana Bertola and = Past Grand President Baker will take part in the exercises in El Pescadero Parler in Tracy. San Mateo Parlor will give a grand ball on the evening of the 30th inst. Before the dance there will be a musical pro- gramme in_which Alpha Martin of Val- lejo, Julia Darling of Oakland and. Mrs. R. Kemp Van Ee of San Francisco will take part. At a recent meeting of the Ebel Society of Oakland Eliza D. Keith, as the grand = TTINERVAL HKARSNER. PAST PRESIDEN' o¥ THE . CALTFORNLN - FPEBEFxEs ASSEMBLY —— 74 president of the Native Daughters and a Trominent member of the Landmarks So- ciety of California, was the guest of bonor at a reception, and during the even- ing, at the request of the president of the !oclels‘. delivered an address on the rela- tion of the Native Daughters to the move- ment to preserve historic landmarks. At the fair in Haywards the grand pres- ident of the Natjve Sons and the grand president of the Native Daughters rode in the same carriage. _ The visit of the grand president to the parlor in Tracy was a very pleasant one, the only regret of the members being thai the visiting official was not accompanied by the grand secretary. After the very instructive lecture under good of the or- der by the grand president there was a banquet and dancing. Grand President Keith issued a circular on flag day last week, with appropriate instructions “and.. patriotic suggestions. THE NATIVE SONS. Grand Organizer W. J. Wynn recently reorganized Bear Flag Parlor with near- 1y 100 members. He also reorganized Sotoyome Parlor at Healdsburg with thir- tv members. The instituting officers were: ‘W. J. Wynn, as past grand president; S. the Fraternal TWotld +* A. D. Jones, grand president; L. J. Hall, first grand vice president; D. A. Bane, 2. *r second grand vice president; I. Rosen= berg, third grand vice president; W. . Black, recording secretary; T. Burger, financial secretary; Edward Tully, mar- shal, and G. Fitch, inside sentinel. He will in the near future recorganize Eagle Parlor at Cioverdale, Redwood Grove Parlor at Guerne Sebastopol Par- lor at Sebastopol. reorganizer of disorganized parlors Grand Organizer Wynn has proved the the order has ever had. A new parlor will soon be instituted at Santa Clara and one at Santa Ana Corona Parlor of Los Angeles recently initiated a class of forty strangers. Alameda County is making arrange- ments to have a grand class initiation for all the parlors of that county .as soon as the San Francisco large class initiation is over. Grand First Vice President H. R. Me- Noble visited several of the San Fran- cisco and Alameda parlors last week. The various parlors of the order are making arrangements for the proper ob- servation of the order’s memorial day, which this year falls on Sunday, October 12. The services will be held either in the parlor halls or in some public hall. greatest succesa ENIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES. Golden West Tent of the Knights of the Maccabees is making good progress and at this time has an activée membership tkat is working hard to advance the tent and bring it to the front. San Francisco Tent has recently organ- ized a division of the uniform rank of the order, which will be known as Divi- sion No. 3, U. R. K. O. T. M. The fol- lowing are the officers of the new or- anization: H. L. Tickner, past captain; arlton W. Seeley, captain; E. Finley, first lleutenant; George V. Lerol, secon leutenant; H. Castle, record-keeper, and Theodore Frolich, finance-keeper. The charter closed with thirty names on the roll. The division expects to be fully uni- formed within a month and to its initial appearance in public soon after the uniforms are accepted. The tent is also organizing a band and a drum corps. Sir Knight Lerof, who has been working hard to get the knights interested In this mat- ter, will devote considerable attention to organizing other divisions in this jurisdic- tion, particularly the northern part there- of, and he expects to be able to report several of these auxiliaries to the Knights in a short time. San Francisco Tent has now more than 800 members, and the membershi, 1a Working to reach the 1000 mark witi B year if possible. LADIES OF MACCABEES. The “hard times” party that was giv by San Francisco Hive of the Ladlfi o-t the Maccabees in the Occldental Hall of the Supreme Court building last Thursday night was well attended and was a suce gess as to the many who demonstrated how well they could play the poverty part. There was a great deal of hilarity &nd all had a good time. The affair was successfully managed by .Ladles 8. M. Schlink, Lilllan H. Rinner, Octavia Ward- law, Frankie Harris, Winnte Drost, Jessie Constant, Ella Cox, Conklin Haun and mball. " This hive has organized a thim- ble club to do holiday work. The club meets every week at the house of one of the members, changing the Dlace of meet- ing each week. Last week the members met at the residence of Lady W. Drost. UNITED K MODERNS. The &t home of San Francis the United Moderns in the r:g:éfl?zfi;;g of the Shiels building on the night of the 19th instant was attended by a large and select gathering when the following pro- gramma Was rendered, the contributors eing loudly applauded and ryquired to 2dd to the original numbers: Overture by Warren's string orchestra; piano selecw tlons, Miss Claire Jours of Modesto; tenor lo. Otis Carrington; voeal solo, Mrs, de los Magee, Mrs. R. A. Faulkner accom. e&mst; whistling selections, Miss M aude hittemore of Portland; Spanish dance in costume, Senorfta Inez Rodriguez: yDarktown Songs,” a character sketch, Miss Helena Pynam. Then followed danc. ipg until midnight. The entertainment by this lodge in October will be a fancy dress ball under direction of the lodge's enter. tainment committee, consisting of Haar Wagner, Miss A. Jakobs, Mrs, G. M. Mar. ron, Miss Mary C. Ober, T. G. Hodgkins and idrrr" l;. A Fa:xlknert. The committes ange a series of plea: c events for the winter season. 5 ocial ROYAL ARCANUM. Golden West Council of the Royal Ar- canum will celebrate the sixth anniver- sary of its Institution on the 29th instant in its hall in the Pioneer building. The charter members and their families anq friends have beem specially invited ‘o be present on the occasion. Tha entertainment will -have for feat- ures & brief address by the Rev. J. K. Strong, the new and popular pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church, who is a member of the order, selections “Carmen” on the piano by Miss Straub, new_specialties on the grama- phone by J. H. Dorian. There will aiso & number of vaudeville numbers. Re- freshments will be served. KNIGHTS OF HONOR. During the past week Grand Dictator P. L. Archibaid, accompanied by Grand Reporter Johnstone, Supreme Representa- tive Crowe, Grand Vice Dictator Holcomb and Thomas Learned, president of the large class initiation committee, visited Carquinez Lodge at Crockett and Initiated five candidates. After the work the visi- tors were the guests of honor at a ban- quet. This lodge has three more applica- tious to act upon, Yerba Buena Lodge at its meeting on the 15tn instant received four applications that were referred to the appropriate com- mittee. Liberty Lodge on the 15th nstant initiat- ed ome stranger into the mysteries of the order. Grand Dictator Archibald initiated two strangers for Saxon Lodge on the night of the 15th instant. On the 20th instant the committee on large class initiation received a report from the executive committee in the mat- ter of arranging for a mass meeting and jolly good time night for the 2d of Oc- tober in the Alcazar building. There is to be a good programme of entertainment and a good time generally. ANCIENT ORDER WORKMEN. Golden West Lodge at its last held meecting Initiated three strangers. Valley Lodge had sixteen strangers to Initiate on the 2ith inst Prosperyty Lodge has issued a strong circular to all its members in connectivn with the large class initiation and it has also taken steps to reorganize its drili team. Saints Johns Lodge, of which R. F. MacKenzie is the master workman, at its last held meeting ccnferred the de- gree on candidates and the membersh.p is active in the matter of the large ciass Initiation. The picnic committee has divided pro rata the funds received from the picnie given some time since. A number of the lodzes gave the amount received to the local lodges of the aegree of honer. Crocker Lodge cf the A. O. U. W. and Silver Spray Lodge of the D. of H., gave a joint entertainment and party, in the main hall of Excelsior ' buildiug last Wednesday night. It was well attended and proved to be a very pleasant @ffair. The general committee having charge of the arrangements for the celebration of the anniversiry of the order and the large class initiation, received reports from the several sub-committees on the 25th, and from these it appearcd that ai} is_pro esaing well. Mayfield Lodge .initiated a class of six last Wednesday, the work being exem- plified by Grand Recoruer Speneer. A Jarge number of strangers were in- itiated in San Jose last Wednesday night. SEVEN PINES CIRCLE. Seven Pines Circle of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic was visited on the 1ith inst. by the membership of John B. Wyman Circle of Oakland and a very pleasant evening was spent. Af- ter the close of business the ladies of Seven Pines entertained the visitors and served refreshments. This circle gave a pleasant flag party in the A. O. F. bufld- ing last week. There was a large attend- ance and the programme was very enter- taining.