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

¢ tior Fellows of May days we after meeting: FORESTERS VOF AMERICA. next of legisla - KNIGHTS Court that James G alif b and th on Jam name a Vist THE EASTE mr ersary ative ssion a will be r ere w Blair have th will Park on wiil ves a b H »mm| will gi anta Blaine 3 smoker or star of i No, N T mee Picdn ‘ A e THE PYTE \ . 3 N ¥ al i P - shuan w @ 9 it here i direct “Coranton,”a New Play How “Cor igious taste. abu actjos tacular?” 1 of the held in Cruz. S and br: all n t ve Rosa Ir e strangers o uet in ¢ had the 2 April It w has t with A vy Star o1 n who ening ke rm. reome e its n the the pienic st of May he 25 n en nd in return for the treat grand court o the Foresters of America of the jurisdic- the “girls” gave the “boys” a few weeks ago. The leaders of the movement W A. Bidenback, Wa r Thaisen, H Her- langer, Dr. Thomas Blake and Dr. Dutt- rell ~ Odd on the 5th sion several circle in Saven- h of of Los Angeles has arters in the Phillips blogk in its first outing at San Rafael Park ted he lebration a a- h of Feb- the « aniz orgar as f McDoud is the surt e in at ed rty-six RN STAR. Chapter n the more after th the and som i and lieve OF PYTHIAS the pl sicuous th it covery novelty t preser of ( while and u chapter social pre HIAN MONUMENT. act, before the advent of of the chap will speeches little anti 7S SIDVIE P DA&GETT PAST WORTHY SAN (:';ff/fii o TEMPLE FRTHBONE CTISTEXRS \ The burial association of the or- has a fund on hand for the purpose ted, but it is not sufficiently large to mplish the end desired, therefore the d benefit. The affair will be one entertaining that has ever for in this city by this or- committees in charge will done to afford all who \ttend every comfort. 1t Is in charge of the following named committees: W most aranged and the beer der do all that can b Arrang N R L ngton, J. H. Dento: C. Stricker, Hy C. Hin A. E. Lucas, H, C. Hincken. Rose. S. Swirling, J. H. Danto: Coddington, T. W, Mu mme—A. C. ¥ reception committees will The floor an be announced later. ‘The entertainment and bal is a meritorious use and one that no doubt will be assisted by every member of the order in San Francisco and vicinity. The two local temples of the Rathbone Sisters are lending theis in- fluence to make this a great success. ORKMEN. alentine party recently given by nation Lodge of the Degrae of Honor ANCIENT ORDER W T 0. U. W., in the Aicazar building w well ,attended by members and friends, whe became liberal -patrons of the val \d the grab bag. There was a ngod programme of dance was interspersea by vocal selection by Mi Thomas F. Col- t 2 rley and an instru- 1 Mead and Nichol inment was under the man- gement of Mesdames Mead, Lee, Ehle nd Wilkins, as 1 by Messrs. W. A. Wilkins and C ansen, the last med being m of ceremontes cabin presented to the lodge by W A. Wikins was awarded to Miss Martha Lesten of Forget-Me-Not Lodge. The af- fair was a decided success in every way. D the stay of Grand Master F man his deputies in § »se there ted strangers into the rom he went to Sacra- with to organize a new lodge. He w in Stockton or a week and of March will visit this clty a four weeks! campaign order 2ith « pencer v Febrnary [ f that place had an entertainment the lodge. The grand re- an address, ed ng of the 3d of March faster Danforth enter- es of San Franc at rich pians for work dur- -ks that Grand Master na and will this city were discu e evening of the 5th in the Past A jaticn of Alam Count wi 15 but recer organized and v & membe held ting mecting work was the purpose of securing fc every nast master who is a of Alameda County. 6th of March Hercules Lodg ciass of candidates and Cu.- ening Grand Receiver Booth fl- the principle of the order by hes of the Uniform Rank 4, one at San Jose and RobI t week In February. Unifuim Rank, under new bra ing orga That Shows America B aim that this country had at- high state of civilization before 1 emerged from the nomadic it upon this that Orestes Bean has founded his play. It deals with the empt made Dby the Nephites, through their high priest, to reclaim the ostatizing Zoramites. In this the rophet, Alma ssisted by his two sens, Corlanton Shiblon. While thc latter is righteous, former falls from quarians ¢ tained Furope and is te -MNews of the Fraternal [Worlo “NUMAR RO, s/zlclflsfluv BureIF: 2 qbé'fi the leadership of Major Terramossa visited San Jose and was entertained b Mount Hamilton Lodge On the 20th of Februady Carnation Lodge was host to Forget-Me-N Lodge, D. of H., and after a short bu ness session the lodge visitors paid a visit to Yerba Buena Lodge, A. O. U. W which had an open meeting in the Shiels Building. Under the supervision of the District Deputy, J. T. Shaylor, there was an interesting programme which was followed by a banquet. ANCIENT ORDER FORESTERS. The tal given by Justice Circle of the Companions of the Forest of the A. O. F. in the valentine season was at- tended by many frignds of the member: who ¢njoved an evening of dancing. It was directéd by Mrs. €. Thompson, Mrs. Huntl Mrs. Bowker and Mrs. Juliett Mrs. Thompeon was the floor directress. Every one was presented a souvenir val- entine. Loyal Circle had a' pleasing social even- 19th of February, supervision of the m ting of Mrs. 4 Edna Brown, Miss Nelile L. Havey. Mary Large, L. Gforerer and Mrs. Annie Conway. The attendance was sufficientiy large to fill the social hail of the A. O. F. building and the dances were numerous, The: “District 8chool five members of Washington Circle will take vart, Will be opened in the al ball of the A. O. F. building on the 17th of April. This circle is planning an old- time court socfal, during which a select number of young ladies will dance the minuet. Court Angelus of Los Angeles is report- ed as prospering and taking in members at every meeting. heme on the under the committe Young, Miss ing at which “at home’ was in which twenty- On the night of February 21 the Star of the West Juvenile Court No. 1 gave entertainment and dance in the A. O. building. oot é/‘o grace and brings It was attended By a large the mission into disre- pute through his affalr with Zoan Ze Izobel, who co-operates with Seantum, the political enemy to the spread of the Nephite faith. In the end, however, Co- rianton redeems his error by saving his native city of Zarahemla and then re- ceives his father's forgiveness. The play might be aptly likened to a blending of the Prodigal Son parable in the New Testament the romance of re Columbus D number of adults. the programme. Overture by the band; address, J. B. San- ford. ‘H. C." R.; cornet solo, Master Wiille Falconer; quartét, Masters Gus and Willle Bruns, and John and Willie Falconer; fencing, by Captain J. Martin, formerly teacher of t ‘Olympic Club. and Carlos Meiville, from Pen- tonville Fencing Academy of London; address, menager of the band, John Falconer: military glercises, drlll corps Captain L. T. Stepbe- D, Court Home Citv of Santa Clara at a recent meeting initiated seventeen strangers. Court Raymond on the last day of February initiated twenty-eight, the work in the last named court being under the direction of G. J. Smale. The high chief ranger will visit the courts in San Joaquin County during the cur- rent month. Courts Prosperity and Wyersdale will have a joint entertainment and dance on the night of the 10th ‘nst. THE NATIONAL UNION. The San Francisco Cabinet of the Na- tional Union at its February meeting had & good attendance and the mittee on extension of the order presefMted a re- port in which there is a suggestion for an immense fraternal event to take place in this city. Consideration of this was laid over until the next meeting. It also suggested a large class initiation which will probably be inaugurated in July. There was also & recommendation that the local councils offer a prize to each member who shall in an unlimited period have had initiated into his council either three or five candidates. During the session H. L. Simon, on be- half of the cabinet, presented a silver t service to C. Schuldt, the retiring president, in recognition of his services in the chair. Then followed the presen- tation by President E. H. Hills, also on The following was cabinet.” In making the presentation there was pald a pretty tribute to Mr Hasting as a true, loyal citizen and an energetic member of the organization in which he has taken a very deep interest and a most active part. While still main- taining the same interést he has. under advice, been forced to keep away from lodge meetings on account of the night air. The response by each of the recip- fents was very touching. On the night of the 3d of March the San Francisco Cabinet pald an offieial visit to El Dorado Council, which the week before moved into the Ploneer building. It was a sort of house warm- ing and there was a jolly meeting. The principal speaker/ on behalf of the visit- ing body was Dr. Willlam D. Clark, ex- president of El Capitan Council. INDEPENDENT FORESTERS. On the evening of February 23 High Chief Ranger O. 8. Cooper of the Inde- pendent Order of Faresters paid a visit to Court Napa No. 640 at Napa City. He was accompanied by Frank Gorham, James Robertson, George Jewett, R. Cleg- horn and Stewart Allen of Court Solano of Vallejo. During the evening the high chief ranger contributed $10 to a fund that is being raised for the purpose of purchasing regalia for the court. In addi- tion the high chief ranger gave the offi- cers an interesting talk about the order and gave them sound advice for the pur- pose of adding to the membership of the court, This court now has thirty-six members, and a numbes of strangefs are to be initiated in the near future. After the business of the evening there was a banquet at the leading restaurant of Napa, and after the supper there was an hour of speech. recitations and songs On the night of the 26th the high ch (M55 MyRTLE Ie. SAyLor fX(ELLE)I?‘ GHTE TEMP LHTHEONE 5:;{2{—_\— PHoTe By Boye i Officers in Charge of the | | Entertainment for the Benefit { of the Pythian Burial Fund. e e 5 -+ behalf of the cabinet, of bum to ex-President Fred H. Hastings. This contains a set engrossed in {lluminated xpressing regret that the ex-officer forced to withdraw from active work and setting forth that he has made “an unexcelled record as a member of the order, officer of California Council, presi- dent of the cabinet, member of the sen- ate of the order and as secretary of the a beautiful al- and ex-Secretary of resolutions text ¥ fote fpe O O it ] 1scovered I most tense and dramatic elemehts of these twoy themes, and, being written in blank verse, it has a majestic music all its' own. The title role. Corianton, is as- sumed by Alphonz Ethier and Miss Helen Boyer bas the part of the siren. Among the others in the cast are Walter Perci- val, Alfred G. Swenson, Bert Merket, Vio- tte Craig, Mose Johnson and Ida Due. They portray their roles admirably. Junior orGoLoEn OMMANDER AE 2OLARS DIRECTOR A 2 ranger visited Court Yosemite No. 1275 at Stockton. The class Initiation to be held in Golden Gate Hall on the night of the 30th of March is that which is now occupying tibe attention of every member of the er in this city and in ev court there are being presented candidates who will recelve the full initiatory work at the time awmed. The team that wil' per- form the work of initiation will no doubt be composed of G. Q. Stewart, S. D. C R., as chief ranger; A. E. Cobn, G. D. H C. R., as vice chief ranger: Ed Cameron, G. D. H. C. R., as past chief ranger; O. K. Brown, G. D. H. C. R, as orator: Dep- uty Knudsen as tredsurer, Deputy Mahon as financial secretary, Deputy True as re- cording secretary, Deputy Clelland as senior and Deputy Collins as junior wood- ward, Deputy Delany as senior beadle. There will be, in addition to the initiatory work, an entertainment for the benefit of ladies and other non-members of the order. During the last week in February High Clie: Ranger Cooper. accompanied by G. Q. Stewart, deputy supreme high chiet . I o calke ranger. and Gen Ranger Ed Cameron, vi and ypen meet attended an auspices of Court Yose meeting was addre off.cials and it was 2 will scon be a compa city Court Precita its received thirteen applicat Valley had several & ' three, Court Di Endeavorer thre d at returns already class initiation P > candidates and possibly f - thusiasm that has been noticed in . past two weeks will continue two W more During the past week sub-cor nait s of e Board of De es a number of the cou class Initiation The anniversary celebration by Call fernla Council of the D hters of 1 erty In the Shiels building ¢ Febr was a very that was carried out u of Laura Cantus, Frank Ha Hornlein, Mena Aschman L v Annie Miller, Carrie Sproul and Mrs. J Schaertzer. In the . re was a yusiness se sion s followed by a % . of music, gs and recitations tri uted by Miss Von Seiberlich, Mae Girard Misses Olsen and Miller, Mast Messrs. Grace and Boxton a + horn and Steiger. This was f a banquet at which Charles H man was the toastmast responded to sm,” Miss Sproul to “The Duties of Officers Carrie proul to “Calif a Frank B. Haley to “The Country,” Fred Patters or Otder” and J. Codby THE REBEEKAHS. jon tendered i events of the There was an three huadred HANCELL O ¥ <ormmanCER S W. POowWELL PRESIDENT K.P D BumiaL gssociarion EOWEER FHOTO, were given an opportunit s how well the officers can d work. At the close of the work the evening the president s delivered a very inte which there was a other ha served eials and oddly D Noble Grand Mrs. Secretary master, war Lrevity was the soul of wit a number of those pre: president Dotng.” 3 of the Ord bekah Assembiy ter, grand patrh pect? “The ~Our phan Those who arranged carried it to a were: Noble Grand Spotswood, assisted Nellie Stickney Diets, Lena Jarvis, Williard Martin Coburn,- Francis Hir guerite Derby, Sarah Kie Sarah Draffin, Agnes Draflin suc Mr Mau Ewing, Soph Isabella Willlam Hi Howard Kellu Spielmeyer and Captain Allie Parker During the evening M noble grand, on behalf of sented to Mrs. Madison embly, a crystal bonbon in a white case as a token for her as a woman and an as a personal gift to t Spotswood handed her a roses tied with pink and ribbon. She also presented other officers of the trict deputy president bouquet of ks and ferns. Loyal Rebekah Lodge meeting February strangers in the presence of a | ber of visitors, whe were all opinfon, namely all the had a speaking part—Mrs noble grand; Lillie Carror Miss 1 »urne, cha Lawrance past Campbell the cond charge of the with a perfectness as to ceta never been surpassed During the last week in was a special session 6 aove Napa, when ther pres pres nile gr ea assembly at init its in )t \Mcer Me( vice B i tion for the lodge the distri were present President Mr Vice President Alma I. Jensen Mary E Denoho, Marshal E and Captain Allle Parker. were accorded a most and after the busin a visit to all poin a banquet. visitors cordial reception sver there was erest and then s wa )