The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 8, 1903, Page 14

14 THE SUNDAY CALL. [ ] « = — i FC— e — b RAND Recorder Spencer an- / bas extended the lmit of the prize contest baum, V. G.; E. Viola Baker, R 8.; Laars pounces that the amount paid y ; catil March 1. Burdick, W Cora Levin, Rebecca to beneficiaries in January was On Tuesday evening last the grand re- Lees, I @.; Fannie Jonas, O. G.; Badle J. 365,000, (l::l" y fln:n °fle'-.lfiv1;u |t:’ Sacramento Kahn, R. S. N. G.; Lydis Burdick n!?u: o that came un: Was gréeted with a full meet- N. G.; Flora Bergman, R 8. V. G . flx‘hn .:llrdl“d-‘-'mn"' ¢ ing of the workers of this thriving sub- Cohn, L. 8. V. G.; Martha Ossosky, chap- vr:e-: for members between ordinate. A banquet followed speech, lain 1st of July d the 3Sist song and story, which was enjoyed by all: After installation Mary A. Hawley, on Prosperity, On the 10th inst. Grand Regent Gunzen- behalf of the lodge, presented an slegant g the interior lodges dorfer will pay his first officlal visit to re of the rank of past grand to Miss -3 Southern Califor- Fresno Council. Several of the ac Ossosky, and M. A. Samuels, also on be- e ; and Los Angeles. b workers in the San Francisco Counctl half of the lodge. presented Minna Simon, = s the banner lodge have promised to accompany bt tiring r - a beautiful dla- aving gained 120 mem- HIR “on Thursday last Golden West Coun set jovw ring recording ,ll gave a smoker, it being an open meet = Ty Wen D e cut glass . ice of members and male « e new offi- @ A large attendance o ; < e :f Eifi,’.”'oz the De- friends were present and all voted the ement is made that Miss . . affair a succe: Os srnia Rebekah ~. . hiet of hone: At the last held meeting of Argonaut l.odge will me the bride of W . O Tasier, chief af honor: Kate Man. Councll J. H. Grovesteen, past regent, lats llam G. Goldherg, who is weil known in £ lady or: Mre. M. Foster, chief of of Philadelphia Councll, was elected and the commercial circles of this city. Miss e ~er T orid {nstalled chaplain to fill a vacaacy. “Old Ossosky held a eption at the home of recelver: Mabel Argonaut,” the mother of councils in Cal Ash avenue, and there W. Foster, out- ifornia, promises during the year 1%3 to tulat . a excel all its former records Regen pr officer wes Deputy Lucy by Loretta Donnelly, . Lucy Parmerlee and s lodge is going to work is term It has twenty the recorder’s file and it ngs attractive each initia- e of the l4th Yerba | have a grand entertain- members and thelr friends. at lodge on the last ftiated candidates 2d manifested its rized and floor ing. grand overseer, for Reno, Nev. On his lodges on nts for the Degree of 1 inst have a Valen- Home Sweet Home” wa e reports for the of Poca- y tendered t to the chiefs and ouncil, in Washing- Il was decorated ers and an excellent affair was u of Mesdames Gille, Unfried and Nish and and Matinho. Howe, Louls F. Paul Pidge of Mon- the tribe at Watson- f January and adopted 4 for the sitting tribe, which ere was a banquet, at © were present a large delega- anta Cruz. of Yulapa Tribe candidates were y @ team from were present Sitting Buill Tribe and re adopted for that eld session Kaskakia Tribe of Florin Past Past Great Sachem sisted by Sachem J. J. of the tribe v was postponed from the February 2, to enable he tribe in Palo Alto George L. Mer- ese chiefs the chief of the week and ed by & clam chowder the Great Sachem Judge Jose, who recently be- t. and was m! d from < returned and is working g00d of the order. following named have been raised efs of ¥ >semite Tribe to serve mps for the current Dastugue. prophet; A. iy , senlor, junior sagamore; Wil- ief of records. After the g up District Deputy Great Sachem rge W. Baltic on behalf of the tribe ted retiring Sachem Dastugue a fine zanita Tribe No. 4, L. O. R. M., cel- e thirty-fifth anniversary of its Ly & grand ball in Golden Gate | n the night of the 29th of January. THE DRUIDS. On the evening of the 23d of January f the baby groves of ated t cne of a fraternal visit in a body to Grove. The visitors were welcomed by Noble Arch Robertson and made feel at home. Under the head 8004 of the order there were addresse: the and members of the sit- ng grove vorma Grove at jte last meeting con- rred the third Gegree on several eligi- san Fr Grove at its last heid meeting couferred the third degree on three candidates. he Past Arch Association of this city at its meeting last Sunday Initiated three cardidates. lmhurst Grove at fts last held meet- 1g iuitiated two strangers and conferred the second and third degrees on several el glbles. A subordinzte retreat of the Elvin De- was organized in this inst. by Noble Grand Arch who is the worthy grand bard of the degree, assisted hy other offi- cers of the grand retreat. The following were clected officers of the subordinate retreat, w h has been named San Fran- s numbered one: E. C. Luches y bard; Dr. De Bruyne, vice *. Heymes, scribe; J. Mehle, treas- Druid Kraus, messenger; Druid Buz- zerra, inside post; Druld Capella, outside post, and F. Sharp, pianist. The Elvin de- ree was conferred on elghty-five ell fbles. The retreat will meet on the first nday in each month. Vasca da Gama Grove Initiated one ean- didate at its last held meeting and re- celved three petitions for membership. e Druids Guglielm Liberty Grove is still increasing. It initiated three at its last held meeting and four at the previous one. Morton Grove initiated two strangers &t its last held meeting and ordered new regalia r the officers and members. The groves of Los Angeles will hold on the 12th inst., the first in the order In that part of the State. Noble Grand Arch Guglielmon! and Grand Secretary Martinoni, accompanied by Past Arches M. Possl, L. A. Wolf and others, visited Oakland Grove officially last week. There was a large attendance of members and after the business of the visit. there was a banquet and speeches by the visitors and officers of the grove. Mrs. Jennie 8. Clark, a very active fra- ternagl worker, has been elected financial secretary of Boadicea Circle of the Lruldesses. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. The officers of Golden Gate Camp of the Woodmen of the World were Installed by Past Consul Commander T. J. Barry, who was assisted by J. E. Reardon, as escort. After the ceremony there was presented & handsome jewel to retiring Consul Com- mander Isaacs. The new officers are: B. 8. lsaacs, past consul commander; Wil- liam Carr, consul commander; W. D. Fergu- SOPHIE C.OTRYSS CALAVERAS Pary N.O.G. \Mp"7 i S = — son, lleutenant adviser: Thomas #. Quinlan, banker; J. T. O'Donnell, clerk; John Wisnon, and William Spear, manager o ot David Oliver Jr., who for seven years was the clerk of the camp and proved to be one of the most efficlent clerks that has. ever been in this jurisdiction, having retired from office to assume the editorship of the Pacific Woodman, the official organ of the order, was presented by the camp, through Manager Spear, with a dlamond-set watch charm In the shape of an ax In gold and platinum John Boyle, who was his assistant, was presented with a dlamond scarfpin. This was followed by an interesting address by Merton C. Allen, WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. wood Cirecle of the Women of Wood- craft has returned to its former quarters in the Pythian Castle and held its first meeting there on the 2d fnst. There wa after the meeting, a jollification session at which ail the members felt happy In the thought of being In the old home again, Golden Gate Circle of the same order is advancing its membership right along. It now has a membership”of 141, with sev- eral applications on file. The circle h: organized a drill team of twenty-four members, with Miss Alice Perrin as cap- tain. It will be the aim of the captain to so drfll her team as to be the most proficient drill team in the jurisdictien. DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY. The fancy dress masked party that was given on the night of the 17th of January by the Liberty Social Club, composed of members of California Council of the Daughters of Liberty, was a very_pleas- ant affair that was well attended, nearly every one appearing {n costume and wearing another fqce. Prizes were award- ed as follows: Handsomest costume— Ladles’, Miss Mabel Scholl, “The Queen of Hearts”; gentlemen's, M. B. C. Mc- Bride, “Highlander”; most original, Miss Alice Lohmeyer, “The Planets,” L. Scholl as “Death.” The floor was under the direction of Andrew C. Steiger, as- sisted by the genial secretary, of the council, Miss Laura Cantus. The club gave a bonbon party In the council chamber on the night of the 28th inst., which was a very pleasant affalr, under the direction of Laura Cantus, Mana Aschman and Annfe Miller. INDEPENDENT FORESTERS. High Chief Ranger O. 8. Cooper of the Independent Order of Foresters, accom- panied by Supreme Deputy Btewart and several members of the order from this city, pald a visit to Brentwood last week, and there met with the officers and mem- bers of the court. There was the Instal- lation of the new officers, the conferring of the degree on several candidates and the conferring, after the regular meeting, of the Orlental degree on nineteen candi- dates. Then followed a banquet, and it was long after midnight before the last toast was responded to. The several courts of this city, with one exception, are working for the large class fritiation, which is to be held about the 13th of March. Arrangements are being completed for mass meeting of the order to be held in the Assembly Hall of the Alcazar bulld- ing on the night of the 12th inst. NATIONAL UNION. The officers of Yosemite Council of the National Unlon were installed on the last Friday In January by Deputy J. N. Bunt- ing. After the ceremony thers were a number of interesting addresses, and the hospitality of the council was put in evi- dence. This council has of late been working hard to increase Its membership, and has done something along that line. California Council at its last meeting, on the 4th inst., was engaged in the ini- tiation of a number of strangers who were admitted Into the order in the full ritualistic form. At the next meeting of the San Fran- cisco cabinet the committee on extension of the order will present several sugges- tions for the advancement of the order in this city. OLIVE BRANCH CHAPTER. District Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Annette Wood will pay an officlal visit to Olive Branch Chapter of the Eastern Star on Monday, February 9, on which occasion only members of the chapter will be admitted into the chapter hall. This chapter will give an entertainment and dance In Golden Gate Hall on the night of the 27th Inst. The commlittes in charge will present a very entertaining programme, ROYAL ARCANUM. During the last month all of the city councils. Riave been receiving applications for membership, and Initiations have been the rule at each meeting. In view of the increased effort being made by the mem- bership Grand Regent G. Gunzendorfer Thomas Longworth has taken hold with a vim and the same can be sald of all the officers and active members of the coun- ell. A joint committee of all the counctls in the city, consisting of the regent, vice re- gent and orator, has been appointed to ange a reception to their distingutshed fellow member, Theodore Roosevelt, Pres ident of the United States, when he visits fan Francisco this spring or summer. President Roosevelt holds his membership in the council at Oyster Bay. He will re- celve a warm welcome, from the Califor- nia Arcanum. An official circular from Supreme Re- gent J. A. Langfeit shows tha member- ship roll has reached nearly 260,000, with prospect of {ts reaching 000 before the end of the year. ANCIENT ORDER FORESTERS. On the Bth inst. Permanent Secretary John Falconer pald a visit to the juve- nile court of the Ancient Order of For- ers recently organized at Santa Rosa and gave some valuable Instructions in the manner of conducting the court. The plcnic committee organized last week by the election of the following M. Boepie, president; R. Boehm, d M. . C vice president secretary; John Falconer, tr John Riddle, sergeant at arms. nle will be at Fairfax Park on the 30th of May. The committee will give a party in A. O. F. Hall on the 25th inst. High Chlef Ranger Sanford recently pald visits to several ern California. Court Angelu D. of the courts In South- organized by P. Truea- H. C. R., was Instituted by that on the 5th tost. A. Field, D. H. R.. paid a visit to Court Trenta recently and found It In good condition, Covrt Rose City strangers. Past Supreme Chief Companion J. Fal- coner paid a visit last week to that Ad- amless Eden. Columbla Circie of Sacra- mento. it is called the Adamless Eden because it is a rule of that circle that recently Initiated ten there shall not be any male companions on the membership roil. It is composed exclusively of women, officered by women, and male companions of other only admitted as ors. evening after the Installa he retiring past chief companion was pre- ented a handsome badge of office. Lincoln Circle of the Companions of they/ Corest gave a party on the 5th inst., Jus- ice Circle will give one on the 14th, Loyal Circle on the 13th and Bohemian Circle on the 26th, Sherwood Circle had a pleasing and well attended party In the soctal hall of the Alcagargbuliding last night. AMERICAN COMPANIONS. Inter Nos Circle No. 215 of the Com- parions of the Forest of America has ar- rang 4 for a grand domino party to be givey In the social hall of the Alcazar buflding on the night of 18th Inst The official visit te Richmond Circle which had been scheduled for January 28 has been postponed until the 25th of March. Pride of the Forest Circls will dance in South San rancisco Hall, at Railroad and Fourteenth on the evening of the 17th inst Martha Washington Circle will give its third anniversary ball on the night of the $ist of March. The October report Issued by the Su- preme Circle, and known as the semi-an- nual report, shows that on the 30th of July of last year the membership of the order in California was 2477, Including 1418 female and 59 male beneficiary member: and 398 female and 602 male soclal mem- bers. give a THE ODD FELLOWS. The last of the installation of ofcers in the Rebekah branch of the Odd Fel- lows was in California Lodge on the 24th of January. The new officers, who were installed by Mrs. Gabrielle Gress, assist €d by a corps of well-drilléd officers, are: Fannle L. Fine, N. G.; Esther Rosen- hair of noble also a member of Sans Native Daughters and adles’ A ary of the nion last week f the birth ot S M wo Sarah Wolf, Olive Benjamin, El Lo iderback of district No. 18th tnst. The lodges Unity, Farnsworth, nd Ophir. slitan Lodge at its d upon the prop ts by-laws. ast he sed amend- The Hall Association has declared an- other dividend, the third within three months. At & meeting of the Rebekah Lodges of District No. §, in the Odd Fellows' bufld- ing. It was decided to give an entertain- ment and ball in ald of the Orphans’ Home at Gilroy on the evening of the 5th of March in Native Sons’ Hall. Those who are members of the general commit- tee to arrange for this affair are Ga- brielle Gress, D. D. P. president; Minnfe F obbin M. secretary and ¥ 1s T. treasurer. Califor T ther Rosenbat v Fine, and A. Hutzler. Templar Lodge—Carrle Coffin, Dora Ostoff, Frank Smith and W B. Fleld Orfental Lodge—G: Spottswood, Maude Forbes, M. Rou: and M. Ke . Amity Lodge—8op Mathews, Nellie Holtz, Arthur Macphes and E t 1 odge—Moll al L. n - en, W. M. Mec- r a A Misston Lodge—Anna Norman, ma Arr Frank D. W and Fred J. Hurst bilee Lodge lie L. Bal Marie H Ludiow, A. Gress and M Staft of the district deputy Lizzie Stant Captain Allle Parke Sarah Lewis, Margeuerite Derby, Bessie Monro, Em Ramm, Wrigh Thursey E t, € Webb, Ha and Pr bers on best profess cured. T refreshm. ing named are the cha ] committees that have the matter in Music, Frank D. Worth er Maeghee; printing, Dobbf hall, Gabrielle Gress; ents, Al Gress. FORESTERS OF AMERICA. The an America made up to tk al reports of the Forest < L uring the twelve re inftiated 3 wera °d by ber who ayment w a net ga ended during t A aggregate of $143,- e year the amount the 19th inst. to mak ments for the Grand Court s. beld in that city on the 5th of May and on subsequent day A new court will be instituted in the San Joaquin Valley on the 12th inst The new officers of Court Sutro Heights of the Foresters of America wers install- ed on the last Monday in January in the presence of a large er of memb of the order. After the installation thers was a soclal hour and the dispensing of a collation and refreshments with that hospitality for which this court is noted. its readers in both serial and com- plete form the best fiction of the day. If you enjoy a good short story—and who does not—keep your eye open for these, scon to be published. Just to give you an idea of the Interesting things to come, glance over some of the titles below and notice the names of the authors. These are only a few of the attractive features in fiction that you will be able to enjoy through The Sunday Call: The Miracle of San Juan Bautista BY MADGE MORRIS. (Published in The Sunday Call of De- cember 23.) The most thrilling account ever written of & bull fight In the early California days. The Golden Ford. By WILLIAM WALLACBE PHILLIPS. “Red Baunders” tha cowboy, whom Mr. Phillips has made famous in other stories, joins Aggle Jones in a prospecting tour, on which, by being refused a further free ride on & stage coach, they stumble across & Golden THE Sunday Call is now offering to Ford, that promises fabulous wealth. The ‘Western humor with which “Red”’ aboundg Is particularly delicious, The King Dines. By ROBERT BARR. (Published In The Sunday Call of No- vember $0.) One of the adventures of King James VI of Bcotland. The royal venison had been carried off by the Buchanans. The King and his cour- tiers’ surprise the Buchanans in their castie s they are about to serve dinner and 2 ter become unwilling servants of their unbldden guests, A Dead One. By JOSIAH FLYNT and FRANCIS WAL~ 5 TON. (Published fn The Sunday Call of Feb- ruary 1) A true story of the under world, In which something {s told of the career ia crime of “‘Bernard Carr.” The Striker’s Story. 4 By FRANK H. SPEARMAN. (Published tn The Sunday Call of Jan- uary 25.) A rafiroad story by Spearman needs no re- commendation. The present tale tells of the love affairs of McTerza and Mrs. Mallenix, which grew oyt of an exciting rallroad strike. Great Uncle McCarthy. By E. OE. SOMERVILLE and MARTIN RO! (Published in The Sunday Call of Jan- uary 18 The two authors of this tale became famous N\ Another Innovation in Up-to-Date Journalism throughout England and Ireland becauss in aif their storfes they display just the quality of humor which is contained here. Great Unele McCarthy was a squatter whose adventures were well wort! ing. A Child of Christmas. By JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS (Puplished in The Sunday Call of Jan- vary 4 and 11.) A Christmas tale of the North and South, s which Bill unders interests himseif ia & French-Canadian gir] wh searching for Dew father, irectly brings the search to as end on nas day. Bobbert’s Merry Christmas. By JOSEPHINE DODGE DASKAM. A story In which the spirit of Christmas has & wholesom: and in which chilirea are the chief characters, The Yellow Mail Story. By FRANK H. SPEARMAN. How Jimmie Bradshaw took the Yellow Man through on time with the ald of t train and a band of Indlans, and acquired the name of Jimmie the Wind and the reputatios of being the fi it engineer on the road The God of His Fathers, By JACK LONDON. A story of Indlan attack and masssere tm Alaska, the land of the Rainbow's End, which the author spent many months. = H hig last and died under the cold fire of Aurora. The Littls God and Dickey. By JOSEPHINE DODGE RASKAM. (Published in The Sunday -Call of De- cember 7.) Miss Daskam's stories of children have made her famous. — The present story relates efforts of Dickey (o stay away from dancing school at first and M ire to go later o The Littls God figures oase when Dickey dances with one of the girls pamed Cecella. An 0ld Lover. By ELIZA ORNB WHITB. (Published in The Sunday Call of De- cember 7.) William “‘one of the cord tells_this story of Hay Stockard, who fought Dean Flowells calls Miss White ® An Old been the story to call a delightful tale of t raids, and a minister who twenty or years befors had been a lover of one of A Woman and Her Bonds. By EDWARD L A story of Wall street and Wanted to invest, but could not v market. A broker friend buvs her. loses money im order to save her. but gets anything but gratitude for his troubie. Shart Fiction by the Best Witers of the Day” and Secretary Cordy will go to Santa Yy