The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 31, 1903, Page 47

¢ FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1903. 47 . THE €A PRUCE .CIRCLE NO. 36 of Wo ci mmencing n f Woodcraft, Alan t day there da, cele- | n May 14 the second of its institution by in- lowing night they £ the membership of Spr banquet. W., to § an informal The members of C organ- will to- Club S have an outing at S day. There will be and a g00d time for everybody, so says the com- mittee. > of business played an vided by the ners, after served. The ——— The Workmen. | AST RAND MASTER WORK- DWIN DANFORTH had the m yrtune a few days since 10 stugble over a box in b the result that he frac one of his legs below the knee. This will me time warehouse, with Circle, toge r A. Derrick resta Circle, West Oaklar confine him t s home f and in tl t without the pres worker. The San r will be ry work of a very energetic able ma sion commit- : the elec- er D. S, Hirsh W. W. Allen of Valley Lodge and W. A. Wil f Burns Lodge as vice preside 1 F. J. Maguire of Friendship Lodge as retary. The com mittee will visit two lodg: month The first will be to Golden Gate Lodge. June 18, and to 2 felity Lodge, June 2 e same method that prevailed last y regard to district deputies for ) co is to be continued this year Each deputy will have on an average four lodges to a \ very heavy for any one ma trict Lodge, No. 2; F. J Lodge, No. M Lodge. No l.odge, No. Lodge, No. Lodge. No. and H. P. T cules Lodge, No. & The representatives to the next session of the Supreme Lodge, D. S. Hirshbers, E. A. Freeman : Morrison. to gether with Gra *. T. Spen- cer, will leave fi Miss Loretta T corder of the Degree of F Phoenix Lodge at Bodie t | fifty-eight charter members. Mi Dolan is the chief of honor Ceody recorder. iendship Magnolia Va ce Valley Olympic »mas, Her- S Native Daughters. its second meeting in May, La A Estrella Par Native Daughters of the Golden West, inaug the idea of giving a birthday party to the children of the members of the parlor There were f meeting hall, and at the proper time the were addre D. Keith. T little ones in the JoYNSON | PYoTo 1 SUPREME <HIEF COM'SIEAND A o AFN\ON 1 President Eliza re games for the children and prizes. After the games the guests of the parlor were escorted to an adjoining hall, whe with forty-five cov each there was a souvenir for each | | | i there was a table | and in front of | candle and a | a ball for each boy, and a bisque doll for each girl, the | dolla having been tastefuliy d | 1 | | | | | the members of the committee th had the matter in charge. The children were delighted. Sans Souci Parlor of the ive Daugh. ters oni: the - evening of " gave a very:entertaining at home In Golden Gate Hall, the programme being made up of numbers furnished by professional talent There was a good attend joyed the numbers dancing after the programme.. This par. | lor has elected Mary Mooney and Dors |, Bloom as delegaies to-the Grand, Paslor that s to meet In Red Bluff next mongh, Darina Parlor on May 35 gave an enter. talnment in {ts hall for the benefit of the Landmarks League. A very interesting programme was presented, which was en Jjoyed by ali who attended Keith Parlor at its meeting to-morrow night will be visited by the grand presi- dent, and on that oceasion a handsome k flag wiil be presented to the parle: This parlor on last Thursday gave a re- ception and ball in Golden Gate Hall to Grand Prestdent Keith and Grand Secre- iary Frakes. It was a very enjoyabie affatr, Miliberry, Past Grand Patrons .Darling and Millberry, Past Grand Associate Pa W. Stout, Grand:Sccretary <. ~Grand Treasurer Mre. - H Mre, S. J. Muann, past grand ma Mrs M. B and Munns, i past assoclate grand matrons, » Distri Re;i Men Dept id Matron- Mrs, A. N. W The pr t chapters of the cit - ort bu visite t and past of Improved i 1 s were entertained in the upper hall with a very interesting amme, as follows nder the direction of F Matron € sident of the committee of - G Ao Franiz of Concordie Lodge, Oakland, dep- ity for the German speaking lodges ot . | this ci Orier The tribe Tangeme ¢« chapt al Rebekah Lodge will give a chil- dren’s party in memorial Odd F wuilding for ‘the bene shan's Home at- Gi One _of “the most remarkable love of fraternity was made mat fon - of th f Records F n PSS e Knights of Honor. RAND DICTATOR ARCHIBALD Grand Reporter Johnstons am Grand Representative Crowe vi the lodge at Bacramento May 28 and caq addressed the meeting 2t some length for the purpo spread the capital city The grand ries ot offict of the wade to Ins | where now none exists The membership of Polar Star Lod making arrangements to give the grand officers<a most coruial welcome on the occasion of thelr visit on June 5. Tha | several deputies for Sen Francisco wili | accompany the grand officers Saxor! Jodge is having inftiatic | every meeting southern j hey visited th they were met ng the recent. s Lodge. when thirty-three members of ¢ to “lonial Lodge at Oxnard, of which F. H Thatcher is the noble grand, came to this city at their own_ expense to exemplify | evening the chapter pre- the third degree hefore that body: and . | d patron and grand the mgnner in which it was conferred | nir of the visit a nut won for the members of the team the | bowl. District Deputy highest praise that could be bestowed Mrs. Wil- . The lodge has but fifty-six meinbers, so - »f esteem. ‘when the team decided to come to San- | cheon was Francisco-it left twenty-three behind. Of v decc se twenty-one, two heing 1t of Ox- % The -chap- Ventura County. decided to accom- ed its well- pany their brothers tn encourage them and 44 was at dividusl- expense. It is mot often that sficially vislt @ lodge or any. order. will. sacrifice so | inthe i t of fraternity 95 ROSe night Jubilee Rebekah | Suine -8 ntertafn Golden Gate Subor- home dinate: Lodge and-Mre; Alma 1. Jengen. president of -the -California Rebekah As- ’ ts lodgeraoms in the Odd Fel- f the seventy-mine mer £ ning elght palefaces w then isited ios Angeles ree jocal tribes met ¢ e officers, members ar ? the tribe Pasaden Marek of indv t, and the tehm named £s of fifty-two palefaces ew tribe, called Si programme- a the very “tast more than ening maint jon for sociability and hos- Dby by the great chiefs presence there at esterday. wit meeting - initiated s i es ing to be one of the most active lodges in the o % 3 morrow the members oy —_——— city. 2 : e grea . i great nij{ of have n at home ir AnCient Foresters - ‘;_H‘h": »f Hon ring June: Te allopla Tribe, ot ROBIN HOOD of the Ancie Fourth of July is busy arranging al raneisco, June 4; Ahwance Tribe Odd Fellows. < :m‘ s Pt < ‘n, :"') details fos the event. ale, 5th; 3 Tribe, 3 May 23 ga 3 les of offic Moy ol B RAND MASTER €. W. BAKER of rainbow party in A. O. I\ huilding, - | \ = .1.3,,';"3:“,.‘,5 :mm' .,‘m.:r,’fl Shenandoah Tribe, Pinole, 10th; Tippec the Independent Order of Odd Fei-' which was weil attended and all had a | oAl of the Knights of Honor p: e Tribe, Baden, Il Pohono Trii lows has appointed -the:following ~jolly- good time. \ Teu to the several lodges of this ¢ Stackton, 12th; Miami Tribe, Au 1 strict dep grand masters - Court Prosperity and Fidelity Cirole’ will | May 21 to Keystone Lodge Delaware Tribe, Newcastle, 16th; Weimer of San Francisco have a day 1 night at the Chutes June ! bullding. There was a large d Wyoming tribes, joint council, Ne- tion of visiting officlals sy vengr I gagcn BB i s i;’\x::r n extra attractions will be pre- | St hapmpmsed vodland, i9th w. . { | dresses for the good of the - L Court St. Gothard of Oakland has pur- | | Grana Dictator Archibald, chased a set of robes and paraphernalia - | | er Johnstone, Grand Vice Dictato Eastern Star. c for the purpose of conferring the sgcond t Grand Assistant Dictator George. ¥ CHAPTER, Order of the Eixty-elghti, a ee. Grand Dictator Stock, Distriet Dep: - tar, t § Addition, for t ARy i | Grand Dictator Learned and a number of tern Btar, at its meeting May o, . /nusl meeting of the Odd Fellows’: Court Advocate at its last heid meeting | | others. d.duaidtd 4 a good attendance and 'pan“aacoctation was heid last initiated ten strangers and then had a _‘l. 5 hree strangers to membership smoker with an entertaining programme. % —— - ——e 5 ” 2 . 1 be initiated at the next meet- Court Garden has since the last day of G \D MARSHAL OF C. ERgrl 5 2N i G SRR The Druids. e March of this year inftiated twentyfive .n,\x\‘(nM‘)m st :"O“PI Ql.{ll:()h&l“\ CHAPTER, ORDER EASTERN STAR: THE SUPREME GRAND CHIEF NBEW grove of the United Aacieat Harsaeny. 3 r mourns the loss by el Aol 5 Tasys oo o tirangers, increasing the membership to COMPAN \(‘{).F ‘:0“:‘811115\3 OF THE FOREST, AND THE SUPREME SUB-CHIEF OF THE SAME ORDER, Order of Drulds was instituted In death of one of its esteemed members, ter than for any year since our:organiza-. 2% WELL. A} o ¥ KNOWN IN FRATERNAL CIRCLES. - Universal Hall in this city last On account of vress of business ¢, H. | who was sudden- Wednesday by Nodle Grand Arch Gugliel- ni, assisted by Grand Secretary Mar- assist the head of dressed by Congressman Willlam J. Grants Pass. T. W. L. Skibbe of The Dalles :',‘:,,nl and a number of the grand of- Mre. Mary E 3 iy x < a ;' means of thia increased income we have Kent tendered his resignation as a deputy = *=— £t s oy —p called to fr last week. Mrs. j.en enshied to pay four -atvidends cents © high chief ranger and C. B. Everett was was also the mecretary of Cres- « rhare, and to pay $6000 on the principal of ommissioned to fill the vacan has also promised to bt the morigage, besides making coneiderable re- 5 3 he order to the best of her ability. Wynn. and John Keckiund of Portland, trustees. urt of the Exalted Degree of the 0 5 e bullding and furniture Court - Garfleld _at its last held gession M€ order to D ¥ , . pairs 1o the . d-furniture , & g 3 vood Cir- - - In addition to this address there was an . J. E. Mussard, cors. During the angers. On the evening of May 13 Sherwood Cir- 5 o thi al past grand chief ranger All the local groves of tha order are sz~ ar the assocfation bought in initiated five SR 2 100 whares of its capital tock for $550. hepies: oh Jase Smihy he future of the aseoctation seems “very ( eant 2t home in its meeiing ht. -Our property % enhanced in e which was sttended by & large value. our rentals have gréatly increased and 2 o - exe t programme of entertainment of Colorado, 1 o, pAst. chief ranger cie had a soctal in its hall after the meet- - xcellen L . . Was in. this city last week of the Elms, New Haven. ing and for the entertainment of the And during the evenlng Fidelity Cirele and visited several of the local courts, FANSING for the meeting of the by of Permanent many who. were. present tile - following ~Visited the juveniles. There were a num- - Coury Barbagrossa at its meeting on the Grove, that is o be in session in Sacra- Secretary John Falconer last week to pay - Programme was presented by the commit- ber of the prominent members of the of- third Thuraday in May tendered a recep- Mmento. commencing on the third Tuesday will further Increase during the roming yen o cople. There was an enter- non cor ..,4;.':.-3».u’ g i W SR enbin g Pl Sl wife, who {5 tee on entertainment, composed 8¢ Mra, . der present. tion to H. Haab, one of {ts members, who In June. s * - g vprogramme of music, tecitations fore. an officer of Victorta Circle of the ety V. Rentschier, Mrs. M. A. O'Brien, Alice _————0————' o at. the ‘last -held Grand Court of this The plentc given by Salinas Grove May onks, contributed by Miss B, Men- omi the report of Secvetary C, F.. named, has the proud record of haying O Keefe, - Mrs, L. - Severance, ' Annle Amerlcan Foresters State was honored by election to one of 24, Wa8 & ETest success, there being abous Geieotn, Mims Sehaptz, Mrs, Celine Btraus O'Nefl it appears that the amount col-. throush her efforts increased the circle O'Keefe and Miss . Hussey: the offices of ‘that body. 1000 people un (he picnic ground fevera! others who volunteered. Af- ed from fents during the vear . wi from 90 to 200, Instrumental’ selections, Mme. “von' Linder- HE tollowing: named have been cho- . Grand- Chlef Ranger Cabriel, accom- place. selected was aboui five mil remme refreshments were $25,338 25. The cxpenses, including - $1 The members: of - Mazzini Circle on last 1 “welectiuns, “Misses “Iussey “and gen a3 the grand officers of the For- 'panied by Grand Sub-Chlef Ranger Foley, the clty, which is an deal spot for the here was dancing. €43 % patd in dividends, amounted to $3i,- Monday tendered a reception to Mrs. .M. nstrumental " triv, - Messrs. - Miller, esters of -America. for- the -Grand. Willofficially visit Court. Liberty at San purpose, The orator of ihe day wae Dis. “Tiie tesources are figured at 100,- J. Valente, who was recently etected - siusg, ond M, Milees Raleh Sthe, Foles:: Mabel Boyd Seymour re- , with Jabititles- amounting to $150.- preme grand.chief companlon of the or-. corpet. .golp, . Steve ..Bov Darstone ol an official wvielt 1o Ivy The net gatn in assets during the der,. Mrs. Valente Is a.very active mem- vocal duet; Messrs. ‘Feter-und Welch 27 of this oity. ‘The year amount to $3994 €5, ber” of several:fraternal’ organtzations. Wilitam: Samuels: : decorated with President Alma i. Jensen of -the Cali-: but her firet love s :the:Comipanions:of -.7The programme was followed: by dans was. -filled to fornia Assembly of Rebekahs has appoint. the Farest and she has promised.durlng..ing-and the servivg of ‘refreshments.::.: most ra ity with members of the ed Fiora Bergman of Carifornia Lodge her term to do all that can-be done:to’ > Juvenila=Court :Star-of ‘tho: West held - hapter and visitors, Among the latter district deputy for the English speaking extend the limits of-the order. :The of- “a highjinke “without refréshments May were Associate Grand Patron Dr. A. H. lodges in San Francisco and Pauline ficer next in rank, Mrs, George J. Berger, 22, “when. the young -J'oresters - wese ade Lyman C. Bycé and Grand = 562 ) N g Na: eaps. ‘Bardue June 9. They will.vislt the coust . trict Deputy Noble Grand “Arch-D.-C. Iodge of. Oregon. for. o CUFENt YEAT: . a¢'San Pedro June. 11 and Court Eestiake: Dorn; Who Tor nearly half an hour spoks Wi I Repplerof Iasrande. - grand: chiaf: June: 18, i ; ! oit the principles of the order. ; i A el - Cours: Seqitoia of 103 Angeies. will have - The new. circle recently crganized In “ahout seventy-f rangers to {nltlate on* Sonoma by Mre, Jennle - #.. Ulark, fisst "August .17, v 'grand.officers have been - bard of Boadecia Clrcle was Inetituied i ' = “ last week at that place by Aren Druldess Nes, Witliains, assisted by othes o GRS OMCRTR. i oo