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T the Deputy and it ma that 1 ge raised funds it with N to purchase the utiful altar - lodgeroom meeéting nig flicers are: Re- Helene Roeber, and ¥ 3 iocking ¥ < noble grand; Maurer, sup- nd, and G. Moeke], hy David and Sophie ers ation ban the Rebekah branch of Odd Fellowship in this eity w n Jubllee Rebekeh Lodge, when the following named elected, as well as the pointed officers, were nducted into of- n, noble grand; , vice grand; Lucette Perry, Marie Ludlow, finan- 3 M. 3. treasurer. f the ceremonies Miss Dolly who. during her term proved a 1 noble grand, embrojdered order ugh to open a candy store There was a pretty installation in_the I of Loyal Rebekah Lodge on the night e second Monday in January by Miss ephine Walworth, D. D. P, and her ff in Prospeet Hall, O8d Fellows’ build- in fhe presence of as many persons ing as could crowd into the hall The, hall was decorgted in pure white, and from the center was the white dove of Peace ing an olive branch in its bill. The new officers are: BSophronia E. Cutlér, noble grand; Minnie Meinberger, vice grand; Pauline Mast, recording secre- tery; Thursey Crossman, financial secre- tary; Mary Balley, treasurer; Pearl Bow- en, warden; Blla Nixon, conductor; illie Craig and Thursey Barrett, supporters to the noble grand; Lillie Carron and Gertie Yerdinandson, supporters to the vice grand; Myrtle Carberry, chaplain; Beat- rice Lawrance, inside guard; M. Paulous, outside guard, and Henrletta Taylor, past noble grand. The ceremony was followed by an address by Blla Van Court and the as well | ORLLENTHL L BLERAK LOLGET LLE \ ZORE ZLE ’770, 744 tion of a basket of living flower- s to the district depu 2 hand- to the retiring noble grand, s, nd a valuable jewel to the ng past grand, Mi berry, the senters being, r Cut- Don- oster. nusually brilliant. After presented to offic and n lowed. is one of the st harmonious in the city, and from the remarks of the speakers it was ap- parent that in the past few years officers members have worked for unity; nd concord and for the elevation The prospects for the mew e grand, who has been an indefatigz orker for the lodge, and her fellow very flattering to be a public installation of of Golden Gate Encampment Fellows' building on the even- The ceremony is to be wed by an order of dance: ew officers of Unity Bncampment installed last week by Deputy Koch. e Buena Lodge had Dr. L. V. Lev- noble grand; J. C. Astredo, vice s and Charles A. Wisewell, record- ing secretary, installed last week Magnolia Lodge will install its officers night of January 16, and the cere- will be followed by a banquet. officers of California Rebekah Lodge are ing on the night of January 6 lone Lodge will celebrate the fiftieth an- niversary of its institution with appro- priate ceremonies on January There is to be & grand reunion of old | Fellows in Santa Rosa on January 27, | when the degrees will be conferred on a number of eligibles. | k efs of Manzanita Council No. 49 | of the Degree of Pocahontas were in- stalled, or in the vernacular of the or- der raised up, in its tepee in the Odd Fel- yuilding on the first Friday in Jan- Deputy Great Pocahontas Nettie ¢ Mina Thompson as corps of great The ceremony, large number of visitors, was impressively performed, and at the close Emma C. Wedmeyer, the new Pocahontas, one of | the most amiable and courteous of frater- | nalists, called upon a number of those | present to address the assemblage. Among kers were Annie M. Bliss, great prox Porter L. Bliss, great chief | of records of the Improved Order of Red Men; Mrs. Ida E. Wheeler, great Weno- | nah: John J. Bryan, great representative; | George Wheeler, great sannap, and many | others, who had words of kindness for | the new chiefs and for the council. Dur- ing the evening Sophronia Thompson, the prophetess of the council, wad the council a heavy gold bracelet instead of the usual gold badge. She was also presented by her mother and isters a beautiful fing set with opals, the | symbolic stone of the month of her birth. | Flowers were presented to the Pocahon- ' tas, to Annie Conroy, the retiring oca- hontas—the cutest little Pocahontas that ever handled a tomahawk in a tepee—and to the district deputy. This council at its | meeting last week,adopted paléfaces, the { work being by the new team. i Everybody in the Improved Order of Red Men and in the Degree of Pocahon- | tas knows Jack Fairgrieve, who holds his { membership in Pocahontas Tribe' and in ’ Pocahontas Council. In the ‘course of the many visits he made~to tribes and coun- cils he went to Alvarata Council, and { there met and was taptured by Miss B. J. Overmohle, past Pocahontas of that j counicil.- A8 a Tesult' of this: capture the forthcoming marriage of Miss Overmohle and Mr. Fairgrieve -has been -announced. | The prospective groom has been a most active worker for both orders, and the thousands who know him will wish him happiness-in the new condition™ of life he is soon to enter upon. At the last session of the,Great Coun- il of the United States, held In Nash- iviile, Tenn.,” Porter L. Bliss, representa- [ tive from California, Introduced a series of resolutions €igned by himself, Emilio Lastreto and John J. Bryan, also repre- sentatives from this State, commending President Roosevelt for his action which resulted in peace between Russia and Japan, the closing resolution being in the following words: “Resolved, That this Great Couneil “of the Tnited States of the Improved Order of Red Men, representing upward of & quarter of a million true and loyal Amer- ican citizens, hereby extend to Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States, its eincerest congratulations and esteem The presentation | nstalled in the Odd Fellows' build- | s | | AP /T AL IUELS, By SIS TER P LXCLECOUER | GOLIESY GATE LODEE K OF g ZNIQUE S TUZIO HoR o for the great work accomplished in his efforts for peace, expressing the hope and wish that the Great Spirit above, who seeth and knoweth all things, may grant him health and power to continue in his | great labors for mankind, for many years, |and that his sterling American manhood | may ever secrve as a fitting example for future geneérations to emulate.” The resolutions were engrossed and handsomely framed. Last Thursday this expression of appreciation was presented to the President by Great Incohonee John ‘W. Cherry, who was accompanied on that visit by United States Benator A. B. Kit- tredge of South Dakota, a member of the order, Gréat Chief of Records Wilson Brooks and other great chiefs. The good of the order committee of the Improved Red Men of this city at a meet- ing held last wezk arranged for a grand entertainment to be gjven in Golden Gate Hall on the night of March 3L # B The Maccabees. One of the most popular men in Gold- en West Tent of the Knights of the Maccabees is Grant C. Freeman, its rec- ord keeper. At the recent eleetion for officers he was re-elected for the four- teenth consecutive term with but slight opposition. He became a member of the order in April, 1899, and with the exception of three months has been the record keeper of the tent in° which he holds his membership. During that time he has been on many very impor- tant committees, and in every instance his work with them, as in all other matters connected with the tent, has been marked for fidelity and conscien- tious discharge of duty. He was oneof the prime movers in the organization of Golden West Division, No. 13, of the Uniform Rank, and after serving in minor positions in the rank, was ad- vanced to the position of captain two years ago, and he is still the command- ing officer. At the last session of the Great Camp of the order held in Los Angeles he was elected great ser- geant of that body, which office he still fills. He is affable, courteous and as obliging a record keeper as ever held office 4n the order, and has the happy faculty of making friends at every turn. His work for the order has at- tracted the attention of several of the other fraternal organigations in this city, ané recently several of these have offered him a position on the board of directors. He may accept one of these offerse. He is a native of this State, born in 1869, and occupies a position of trust in one of the large mercantile houses of this city, The officers of San Francisco Tent were installed last Friday night by H. L. Tucker, P. C., assisted by M. B. Scho- fleld, the ceremony being in the ampli- fied form. After the installation there ‘was a smoker. PBERRS L Ancient Order Foresters. Permanent Secretary Falconef recently paid & visit to Court Alhambra at Mar- tinez, and after he gave the members a talk for the good of the court a com- mittee was appointed to devise ways and means for the increase of the order. Subsequently the official named visited” Courts Raisin City, Olive and Hermenia in joint session at Fresno, where he in- stalled the officers for the current term. In the’ same hall and after,the induc- tion into office of the 'officers. of the courts; the officers of Magnolia and Fres- no circles of the Companions were in-\ stalled. A great feast followed the in- stallation. - The permanent secretary then visited Coalinga, where he installed the officers of the court there. At a joint meeting of Courts San Joaquin and Pacific the officers were in- stalled with due ceremony. chiéf ranger and the permanent secretary w!er‘e nre-en‘: . st week the me of Court ';:In Pe‘htcg‘l:brnad o ihe ersary of the institution of the court in Twin Peaks Hall. The ceremonies in the hall were followed by a banquet, at which the high chief ranger, J, B. San- ford, and other officers of the High Court ‘were present. 3 e The officers of Court Grant of Oak- land were iInstalled last week, Pérmanent Becretary Falconer belng the installing "The Juvenile Court of this eity had & very interesting high jinks in the A. O. | 7 The high | HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 1906. F. bullding last week. There was a good programme of entertainment and music by the juvenile band. The degree team of Court Wyersdale recently went on invitation to the court in Sausalito and teok part in the initia- tion of seven strangers. After the work there was a banquet. A few evenings later the team visited Vallejo to take part in the initiation of a class of strangers in the court in that eity. This team has earned the reputation of ‘being the best In the jurisdiction in the amplified work of the order, hence the demand for its presence, not only in courts in this city but in the near by localities. It must be sajd that this team is the most enthusi- astic in the city at this time, being ready fon a moment’s notice to accept an invita- tion to do the work, that it can do so successfully and impressively, . . —_—— Independent Foresters. At the first meeting in January of Court lana and Companion Court Diana, In- 'dependent Order of Foresters, the officers of both courts were jointly installed in the ball of the first named in the Foresters’ building by the president of the San Fran- eisco board of deputies, assisted by High Chief Vice Ranger J. P. Murphy as high marshal; A. S. Young, chief ranger of Court Golden Gate, as high conductor, and other members of the board. The ceremony was with added floor work. There were present High Chief Ranger O. S. Hopkins of Sacramento, Past High Chief Ranger G. Q. Stewart, High Treasurer J. B. Knudson, High Sec- retary O. K. Brown and miembers from several of the local courts. The officers installed are: Court Diana—H. S. Schwat- ka, P. C. R.; P. L. Archibald, C. D.; Dr. H. A. Gale, P.; A. C. Knudson, C. R.; J. McPherson, V. C. R.; J. M. Coleman, R. 8.; Charles Stillman, F. S.; A.,G. Dawes, '0.; Thomas Kane, S. W.; A. G. New- bart, J. W.; A, E. Peters, 8. B.; J. de Yange, J. B. Companion Court Diana— Mrs. J. McPherson, P. C. R.; Martha Knudson, C. D,; Dr H. A. Gale, C. P.; | Georgla McPherson, C. R.; Emma M. Ire- land, V. C. R.; Eva A Lintz, R. S.; Miss F. M. Nelson, F. S.; Mary Burke, T.; Jennle I Stewart, O.; A. Westlund, S. ‘W.; Anna J. Perriam, J. B. The officers of Court Oakland were in- stalled on the evening of January 9, High Chief Ranger Hopkins being the installing officer. There were present High Vice Chief Ranger Murphy, High Secretary Brown, Junior Past High Chief Ranger Stewart and a number of visitors from other courts. The ceremony, admirably conducted, was followed by a banquet and a-good time generally. There was a great deal of speechmaking for the good 'of the court and the order. The same night the officers of Court San Francisco were installed by the pres- ident of the board of San Francisco depu- ties, assisted by E. S. Lemme as high marshal and A. Wasch as high conductor. The new officers are: W. H. Adair, C. D.; Dr. F. B. Sutherland, C. P.; W. J. Rogers, J. P. C. R.; J. W. Hudson, C. R.; W. P. ‘Walker, C. R.; J.'H. Maghan, R. 8.; E. H. Seymour, F. 8.; C. F. Stewart, T.; M. 1.”Glass, O.; C. H. J. Maple, 8. W.; M. C. Aros, J. W.; J. E. Abrams, S. B.; T. J. Desmond, J. B.; W. H. Adair and T. J. Desmond, trustees; M. C. Abrams and J. E. Abrams, finance committee. This court is making arrangements for its an- nual banquet. The officers of Court Noe Valley were installed last week by J. E. Emmons, sec- retary of the board of deputies, assisted — ZLLORY ALEFZE GOLLETY WET7 TENT X.0T77 - 7 MEMBERS OF ORDERS WHO, HAVE GAINED PROMINENCE IN FRA- TERNAL WOR. by A. S. Young of Court Golden Gate and the chairman of the board of deputies. This court promises to do good work dur- ing the current Forestic year, for the court individually and the order In gen- eral. January Court Seal Rock gave a social in its hall on Devisadero street to its members and thejr friends. There was a large attendance in the hall, which was decoratéd with evergreens and deep red crepe paper.” D the evening there was an address on fraternalism by High ! Secretary O. K. Brown. The order of dances was up-to-date and all had an en- joyable time under the direction of Floor Manager E. N. Cameron, assisted by D. J. Cooney, O. Walstein, O. Parker, W. Cox and W. Havard. b The following named officers were in- stalled last week by Illustrious Past Com- ler E. N. Cameron, assisted by Iilus- trious it C der J. P. Murphy as marshal; H. Brandjen, illustrious com- mander; J. E. Emmons, lieutenant com- mander; H. .Schroder, archivist; 0. K. wn e eighteenth an- | E. Northrup, > Junior | On the night of the second Monday in/ J. D. Danielson, O.; Lars Larson, Org.; C. B. Christensen,,S. W.; Herman Heins, J. W.; C#Hangen, S. B.; H. Healey, J. B.; John Boost and John Grimes, trustees. | The following named are the officers of | Court Acacia for the current term: O. K. | Brown, chief ranger; E. S. Lemme, court . deputy; E. H. Howell, past chief ranger; F. Adams, vice chief ranger; W. E. Busse, financial secretary; J. R. Weeks, urer; L. B. Davis, orator: Dr: J. C. Stin- son, physician; H. Goldstein and P. G. Blais, woodwards; C. L. Hulse and Oscar | Spurgeen, beadles, and A. B. Swan, or- | ganist. The officers were installed at the | first meeting in January by the president | of the boar@ of -deputies, assisted by ; Court Deputy E. 8. Lemme as high mar- shal. Ak :' " Native Daughters: | La Vespero Parior recently observed “mother’s day" in its hall, South San | Francisco, with all' the hospitality and ! bers of the subordinate of the order of | Native Daughters of the Golden West. [ The entertainment opened with an address {of Welcome by the cute little president, | Miss Elizabeth J. Anderson, followed by ‘& comic recitation by Mrs.. Nell R. Boege; song by Ruby Davis, who is possessed of a charming zlto voice; musical selections { by Mabel Lastein, address on ‘“Mother's : Day,” by Leah Wrede, D. D. G. P.; re- marks appropriate to the celebration by Mrs. Boege, the organizer of the parlor, and vocal selections by Emily Wissel. Rita O’'Day and Bella Wonderlich. During i the musical reénditions Miss O’'Day was the | accompanist. . The programme closed with the singing of ‘‘America” by all presént. After the events in the hall each member escorted a guest to the prettily decorated :banquet hall, where the tables were set in the form of a holiow square, in the center of which was a gigdntic tree. { After the supper one of the mothers de- livered an enthusiastic address, and was followed by every other mother present. Their. talks were received by the daugh- ters with much applause. Then there was dancing, the mothers and daughters tak- ing part in the Virginia reel, four-handed reels and other old-time daneces, as well as modern ones. The festivities were kept up until midnight, and as the good-bys and good-nights were spoken many loving tributes of praise were paid to the mem- bers of the parior for their hospitality. Thus did the “most hospitable .and fra- ternal parlor in this city” add another &gem of luster to its fraternal crown. The officers of Fremont Parlor were | installed Jast week by Mae Barry, D. D: G. P., assisted by Mamie Daniels as grand marshal. The installation was public and was witnessed by a iarge number of persons. Maude Spurr, the retiring president, was presented .a handsome pin, and a beautiful glass d¥sh was presented to the district dep- uty. Dancing and the serving of re- freshments followed. The grand president will officially visit the parlor at San Miguel on Jan- uvary 15, and the following night she will be with San Lusita Parlor. The officers of Las Tarrossas Parlor will be installed January 19. Those of Keith Parlor will be installed * publicly en !JJI’!UEI‘Y 15 by Lilllan Ridell, D. D. G. P. Those of Orindasand Oro Fina parlors will be jointly installed January 24. Monte Robles Parlor of San Mateo celebrated children’s day and mothers’ day on the same night. There was an address to “Our Mothers,” by BE. C. | Bleil; song by the children; recitation, | Alice Bleil; recitation, W. Collette; reci- tation, Josie Fattison; Mother melodies, by Velma Bader. These were followed by specialties by Annie-and | Lydia Coliétte and Alce Bleil and a { farce, after which there were the distri- | bution of presents to the children and | the serving of refreshments. The func- tion was attended by a very large num- ber.of persons. Joaquin Parlor of Stockton was a very | pleasant affair, which showed that the members of this parlor take a deep in- | terest in the new features of the order. The programme for -the evening in- cluded introductory remarks by Belie Stockwell; address, Annie Boehne; in- ftrugpental selections, Ida Safferhill; vocal selections, Rebecca Lobosch, which was followed by the distribution of. presents to a large number present and the serving of refreshments. La Bandero Parlor of Sacramento cel- ebrate@ mothers’ day in a very pleasant manner, the features of the programme of entertainment being an address by Maude Young, president of the parlor; vocal selections, Mrs. George Sherman; select reading, Grace Schaden, and in- strumental selections by Ethel Back- rath. Then followed the serving of re- freshments and a jolly good time -for young and old. Berendos Parlor of Red Bluff recent- ly had 4 bazaar for the benefit of its fund for the sick and distressed mem- bers, which rcalized a net profit of $75. The parlor will have a “snowball” par- ty in celebration of the anniversary of ‘Washington's birthday. Snowbal's for the occasfon, “packed In ice,” will be secured from.above the timber line of Mount Shasta. Dardanelle Farlor of Sonora recently | had a two-night minstrel show, which proved a very great success, the hall being crowded e¢ach night and a {arogramme being presented each even- ng. RIS S National Union. On the night of Januaty 17 California Council will have a social evening in it§ meeting place in Pioneer’ Hall, and it expects 10 have a large representation of its 5% members present. Bpeaker Ker will present a good programme of enter- tainment after the regular business is over. ¢ The officers of the San Francisco Coun- cll will be Installed In the Native Sons’ building on the evening of January IS The council expects to have candidates to initiate on that night. | Union Council, which has been wakipg ‘up of late will have strangers to initiate ,on the nigat of January 2, after which the officers for the term will be installed. i _There is to be a good times night in the ! hall of Golden Gate Council on the even- 1ing of January 23, at which time Lloyd C. Comegys, cRairman of the council's | progress committee, will present a bunch | of strangers for initiation. This very ep- . ergetie | that N: resulted in. Golden Gate i the membership banner from Califo 1| Counell . after having been the leading !councll for geventeen years, but Cali- fornta by a flank movement recaptured | the banner. The chairman of Golden illustrious ,» J. B. Knudson, mfi! the most consclentious workers for the order, of a magnificent gold diamond- set jewel of his rank in the organization. Court Precita has elected the following named as officers for the current term: L. .A.‘c"un C. D.; D:;“‘!. J. Haw- kins, C. Keenan, C. R.; William ‘Menges, V. C. R.; Albert R. 8.; q.fiwr.a.;:.mmm S S { not want to tell at this time. *“Prince” Laurance Vincent has been installed as the speaker of El Capitan ! Council and from his outlined policy it is that the council will hi in the order from the point of n s, a very close run. He proposes during this term to take third place and during recording secretary; G. W. Salmon, treas-: 8ood chéer so characteristic of the mem- | Goose | | The celebration of mothers’ day by | E.C. STOCK> _ pot first place tor EI Capitans The “Prince” geperally comes: pretty near ac- complishing’ what . he openly declares:he will do.” On January 18 this council Will open “for business” and initiations. Mission Council is to have wark in_the initiatory degree -on the night of Jan- uary 2% The officers of Bl Dorado Council were installed at the first meeting in January by General Deputy Jeseph A. Wilson, as- sisted by J. R. McGuffick, usher of Call- fornta Councll, as marshal. The work was without book and very impressively done D. Sanders is the president for the cuf- rent term. The same officials inatalled the offices of California Councll on the' following night and at the close of the cexemony which placed: W. C. M. Brodrick in, the chair as president for the B Burns, the retiring president, was on b half of the council presented a handsomie diamond ring in appreciation of his sery- ices during the preceding twelve months. On the following Thursday the same team installed the -officers of EL Capl tan Counci! with 8. D. Barlow as presi- ; dent. : The officers of Pacific Council wers - stalled with due solemnity last week In the presence of many members of the of- der. At the close of the ceremony there was a pleasant social hour for the gaod of the council ang the order. The new officers of Golden Gats Couxeil were duly installed on the evening of the second , Tue: in_January by .General Deputy Joseph A. Wilson assisted by J. R. McGul as marshal. The installing officer was at his best delivering the work without bogk and Imstructing the Rew officers with a selemnity and dignity al- together at variance with his usually hi- larious method of doing business. At the close of the ceremony he was warmly congratilated for the very imgressive manner in which he conducted the . im- portant ceremonty. Practical demonsira- tion shows that “Pop’ Whison, the gen- eral deputy, is “all right”” whether as a “josher,” worker for the good of the order or sedate and severe installing offi- cer. After the installation Charles L. Goetting. the retiring speaker of the council, presented a very interesting pro- gramme of entertainment and this was followed by an Imstallation collation. The council is reaching out for social members in order to increase fts mm- bership roll and make the social feature of the order a more prominent one than it is’at present. et T AT Knights of Pythias. The officers of Golden Gate Lodge of the Knights of Pythias were installed last week with all the impressive cére- mony of that order. Jacob Voehl was inducted into office as the chancellor commander. Another of those installed was Captain M. A. Samuels, who has been a member of the order for twen - six years, and has been the master of exchequer of the lodge for 'so many yeats that he cannot remember when he was first Mmstalled.. The captain has not only been a faithful and consclen- tious worker in the office to which he has | been re-elected time and time aga but he has been a most enthusiast member of the lodge and order. This lodge has recently Bought, costumes, in order to put en the ranks in ‘the long form, at & cost of $500, and.in a short | time expects to show the othen jodges in this city that it éan‘do tHe Work as well as the best of them, if not a Mitle better. The lodge has a membership of 175, a treasury of $10,000, and is the { 1argest shareholder in the new K. L. P. Hall Assoecfation. The officers of California Lodge were installed in the Pioneer building last week in public, after which there was a ball in honor of the new officers. SR AP :Knights of Honor. Grand Dictator Archibald left last week on a tour of official visits to the lodges |in Salinas and Monterey. He was to be absent a week in the Interest of the order. 4 The officers of Ivy Lodge wers in- stailed at an epen méeting on the might of Friday, January 11. The installation was followed by an address in behalf of the new lodge of men and women that is being organized in this clty, and then there was a banquet. The officers of Germania Lodge were installed on January 9, those of Polar Star on the 12th, those of Yerba Buena will be installed on the 15th and those of Norma on the 16th. The Past Dictators' Asseciation met last week and elected officers for the current term. Liberty Lodge of the Knights of Honor has decided to hold but two mectings in January, February, March, April, May and June. During those months meetings will be held only on the second and fourth Monday. Grand Dictator Archibald has jssued a circular to all the members in the ju- risdiction, calling special attention to the advantages of the level or flat rate plan adopted by the Supreme Lodge at its last held session. plunty > ST Woodcraft. The following named were installed last week as the officers of Applewood Camp of the Woodmen of the World for the curfent term: B. Y. Morris, consul com- mander; P. Eidser, advise clerk; B. T. Elehben, banker; F. Elehben, escort; J. Schorenberg, sentry; R. Chance, watchman; G. A. Mahood, J. D. Tobin and W. W. Schafer, managers. The in- | stalling officer was Frank Kelly, P. C., ot Tamalpais Camp. Special Organizer Mrs. Wilder recent= ly instituted a new circle of the Women of Woodcraft with twenty-five charter members in Glen Ellen, Sonoma Couns ty. During the month of De- cember the organizer visited the circles in Sonoma and adjacent counties a found all agreeable im regard to the proposed equalization of rates, which has the purpose of making ecach ind: vidual pay a probortienate amount a- cording to age and amount of .protec tion. e s Order of Pendo. The officers of the local councils of the, Order of Pendo were installed in publie in Pendo Hall on Seventeenth street on the evening of January 9, Supreme Coun- ¢ilor Tugwell being the installt ers, including many strangers to thé order. v Golden Gate Councill will have a clads initiation during the current week "I Pendo Hall The couneil In San Jose is making ar- rangements for a grand masquerade ball on the last night of the current month. ————— In view of the fact that Union Hall is to be torn down to make room i -4