The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 10, 1907, Page 23

THE SAN FRANCISCO .CALL, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1907 ¢ 23 VYRR ORT, B BSOS AN e New * s of the Fraternal Societ Masonic —p had in a the It was attended by more than 200 per- d a first-class supper. there was an evening of sic, song and jollity. Judge Frank Kerrigan was e toastmaster and . he introduced in >, The vocal music was ren- the Knickerbocker Quartet nd the speakers were Robert Allen, A ORIC its P last Thursday in January and AL M, banquet Lodge, F installation rotisserie -street on who enjo which m H F. Willlams, A. J. Treat, M. M. Getz, the worshipful master, who delivered most eloquent a on the basic ciples of fraternalism as exem- fied by the Masonic ernity; W. L. hite and ¥y o« officers of th e fo rrent term are: M Getz, wor- shipful master; Will ott, warden; H M W wi ted during the ng and after the close of the meet- was a short programme of ertainment and the serving of a hursday night El Capitan a good meeting, as there ber of door prizes and a me of entertalnment after ting. ay last Pacific Council had an teresting whist contest in addition to rk for the advancement of the or- » National Union will have a skat- k party at the Auditorium on e t of February - —_ l The Maccabees } Golden West Tent of the Knights of the Maccabees has had the following | named sir knights installed as its offi- cers for the current term: H. M. Cum- mins, past commander; W. C. Gilmore, commander; W. Menhermet, lieutenant commander. C. B. Classen, record keep- er; F. C. Kimple, chaplain; Dr. Samuel Harrison, physician; W. P. Deighton, sergeant; H. E. Carroll, master at arms; Louis Bergman, first M. of G.; William | Schindler, second M. of G.; G. L. Carter, sentinel; C. E. Montgomery, picket. This tent is now meeting in Wood- men’s Hall on Seventeenth street and having @ place in which to do the work it will soon do that work as in the The new officers promise great ults. San Francisco Tent at its review last week initiated several candidates in the full form by the team in its new cos- tumes and robes. In March the tent will elect a delegate to the State Camp. There are two candidates for the office, Sir Knight Waterhouse and Sir Knight Knox The uniformed team of this tent is naking good progress and expects in short time to arrange for soclals. Gom—————————————s ‘ LD F The officers of Amity Rebekah Lodge were installed in public in Jefferson Square Hall by District Deputy Pres! ent Zeigler and her staff on the last aturday in January in the presence of a great number of persons. close of the work Pauline Dowaing, the retiring past noble grand, wes pr sented & handsome jewel, the retiring noble grand, Christine Randall, was given an embroidered collar of her rank, Deputy Zeigler was presented a <ut glass carafe, Robert Downing, driil- master of the installing team, was pre- sented 2 smoking jacket as a token of appreciation from Mrs. Zeigler for his efforts to the team the letter perfect one it has proved itseif. Then Melville P. Forbes, who has been one of the most earnest workers for the lodge, was presented a combination collar of past grand and past patri- arch and a begutiful painting, each “4uplicate-of what bed at one | candidates to initiate. | the recent installation of new officers| presented him and destroyed in the]| April conflagration. A bunch of car-| nations was presented to Mary E. Don- | oho, secretary of the Califorhla Assem- | bly. Loyal Rebekah Lodge is active with its new officers and has a number of At the close of | of the lodge Minnie Coburn, retiring noble grand, was presented with a col- lar and Sophronia Cutler, retiring past grand, was given a jewel. Eola Cyrus, who during the past term wag the drill master of the lodge's team, was given a crystal token of admiration and es- teem. This lodge will have a valen- tine party February 11. An effort is being made to have a branch of the Lady Militants in this city similar to such an organization in the East, and which is very popular. The subject is being agitated by Cap- n Allie Parker, commanding the San ancisco drill team. On the night of January 14 the offi- of Odin, the Swedish lodge, were installed in public in Twin Peaks Hall. District Deputy Bertha Proll has in- stalled the following named members of Walhalla Rebekah Lodge as officers for the current term: Anna Meusdorf- fer, noble grand; Miss Maria A. Franck, vice grand; Bertha Caneiran, recording secretary; Tillie Lorentz, financial sec: retary; Mary J. Hocking, Emn Greninger and Berta Proll, sup- porters to the noble grand; Ida Heifron and Ottille Eging, supporters to the vice grand; Dora Segelken, warden; Helene Roeber, conductor; D. J. V. Geistefeld, inside guardian; Dora Campbell, chaplain. After the instal- lation Past Noble Grand Flora Kress was presented a jewel of her rank and flowers, and a souvenir nd flowers 16 has heen elected“tblonel of e Patriarchs regiment San Petaluma, ton N the Militant of California. s made up of Oakland, Vallejo, %, San Jose and Holl econd Regiment of t T o District assisted by dent Mrs. L. the members of After the proclamation of uction the install- ing officer was presented by the lodge a beautiful souvenir of the many plea: nings she had spent with Mi. Lodge. In responding the deputs a high compliment to Noble Grand Hedgers for the good work she during her term. Then followed presentation of a past noble grand's roidered collar to Mrs. Hedgers and t grand’s jewel to Minnie Pollock, iring junior t. This was followed by the presentation of a handsome tea ay to ily Knoph in services as drillmis- past term. A coll se of the ses- n officers of Unity Encampment, R. rterfield. chief patriarch; O. Mor- ell, high priest; G. E. Davis, senior warden; T. Nerney, junior warden; W. lunden, scribe; Melville P. Forbes, and the appointed officers installed recently for the current by L. W. Clark, D. D. G. P, and encampment during the last ade a net gain of five members ow has two applications to act m upon. jan) w installed for the term by D. D. G. M. Ball, assisted by Past Dis- trict Deputy Ludlow and others. After the installation there was a bangquet and 4 good time generally. California Lodge No. 1 had a double ion on the night of the last Mon- in ' January and another on the Monday in February. E or Degree Lodge decided to acate its hall on Devisadero street, nd take quarters on Sixteenth street but something occurred that preverfited lodge from occupying the new quarters and when the lodge ed to return to the Devisadero- street hall it found that it had been rented and that the lodge was out in the cold. There was a very large attendance at members of the order at the semian- al meeting of the San Francisco gen- eral relief committee of the 1. 0. O. F., at which time the work of the com- mittee was presented by Secretary A. M. Brand in reports. ‘These show re- ceipts during the half-year of $5884.43 and disbursements of $5854.84. Of this latter amount $5386.39 was expended re in day firs in relieving members of foreign lodges in this city who were in distress. In ght instances the board out of its lendehip fund” assisted members in financial stress. In ‘three cases the money so advanced was returned by those immediately benefited and in the five others the lodges of the assisted members repaid. The following were elected officers for the current term: John Hazlett of Golden West Lodge, president; W. A. McDowell of Sargent | Lodge, vice president; A. M. Brand of | Western Addition Lodge, secretary (re- elected), and G. A. Abby of Unity Lodge, treasurer. lowed by the presentation of a beauti- ful diamond-set gold watch charm to | Retiring President MacDonald, after | which there were short talks for the good of the order by several of the ex- presidents. Then there was an ad- | journment to a downtown cafe, where |a supper was partaken of, and at the | close Emil Pohli, toastmaster, called | on many at the festal board to respond | to sentiments. All had a most enjoy- |able time. Templar Rebekah Lodge of the 1. 0. 0. F. will give a heart social at 3265 Sixteenth street on the night of Sat- | urday, February 15. A short but pleas- | ing programme of entertainment under the direction of Daisy L. Keeny, chair- |man of the committee on social hour, | will be presented. There will be games, select vocal and instrumental numbers and dancing. Walhalla Rebekah Lodge is arrang- ing for a grand entertainment to be given in Mission Turn Verein Halle on | the night of April 6. | — Woodmen of the World | Recently the members of California Camp assembled Gi' the columbarium in 0dd Fellows' Cemetery to attend the unvelling of an urn containing the ashes of the late Dr. M. B. Estes, who was “the father of the camp.” An im- pressive service was held. The Log Cabin, on Market street, near Church, is now finished and is one of the prettiest fraternal halis in San Francisco. It was built en- tirely by the gratuitous work of many members of the order, as a contribu- tion to Woodcraft in this city. In ad- dition to a fine, well-lighted hall for meeting purposes, there is a cozy office for the State organizer. City Organizer A. Apple and Past Consul Commander Vincent paid a visit to the camp in Baden recently and were well received. The meetings of this camp are well. attended. The motto of the camp, as expressed to Join the camp or saw During 1906 the number initiated into the order California prod: members 13,133, of 4964. In which treasurer; | were presented to the installing officer. | Captain F. J. Walter of Vallejo Can- | anta Rosa, Watsonville, | The officers of Coluntbus Lodge (Ifal-| The election was fol- | May Cragle, Wenonah; erMM;l elly a. of recelving a cake. Underneath is lettered, “Gil takes the cake.” A new camp of the order has been instituted at Delano, Kern County, with thirty-eight charter, members. Gilroy Camp of Gilroy has invited State Organizer Gilroy to be in Gilroy February 25 to assist fin the initiation of a class of twenty-five strangers. The banner camp of this State as to taking in the greatest number of mem- bers during 1906 is the camp at Ba- kersfield, which has to its credit dur- |ing that time 234 initiations. The new officers of Redwqod Circle of the Women of Woodcraft installed by Deputy Grand C(uardian Neighbor Steneart for the current term are: Ida Blackall, past guardian neighbor; Lou- ise Hatfleld, guardian neighbor; Mar- celle Schultz, adviser; Ida Corcoran, magician; A. Hatfielg, attendant; Effie L. Seavy, clerk; M. Hess, banker; Mrs. Gardy, inner sentinel; Edna Johnson, outer sentienl; Mary Hoffman, man- ager; Miss Pearl de Ganna, captain of | the guard. Mrs. Blackall. retiring guar- dian neighbor, was presented an em- blematic pin; Mrs. Steneart, the deputy, was presented an ornamental chamois skin; Lillle Meredith, retiring banker, was given a large basket of flowers, and others were given flowers. A ban- quet followed the ceremonies. The guard of this circle will give a colonial party February 15 in Polito Hall. Organizer A. G. Saunders of the Woodmen of the World will soon have | |a new camp in Lakeport and one in Upper Lake ready for institution. State Organizer Peter F. Gilroy has opened a register at his headquarters| in the Log Cabin in which each visit- ing neighbor will be asked to inscribe his name and the number of his camp. ‘Applewood Camp s making arrange- ments for a masquerade ball, to be given soon after Lent. Redwood Camp of this city has com- pleted arrangements for a smoker and high jinks in its hall on the night of February 16 for its members and their friends. ners; Agnes Promisen and Irene Walsh, councilors; E. Woods, J. Marchardo and Nelson Malonquist, warriors. During the past term this council has had ac- tive work, having adopted twenty-four palefaces. At a recent meeting of the members Mrs. Gille, keeper of records of the council, was presented a diamond ring in recognition of her kindness in having permitted the council td hold meetings in her home for four moons after the conflagration. Ramona Council’ was officially vis- ited in its tepee in Twin Peaks Hall on the night of the first Tuesday in the current month by Great Pocahontas Ida E. Wheeler, Great Minnehaha Liz- zie Kemnister and Great Trustee /Miss Mabelle Troppmann. On that visit the Great Pocahontas was accompunied by representatives of many of the, local councils, Manzanita “Old '49” being strongly represented. While the council did not have work in the adoption de- gree, half a dozen brothers of the Improved Order of Red Men were obli- gated. Then there were addresses by the great chiefs named and many oth- ers. As a token of fraternal love for the Great Pocahontas, the council pre- sented her with a silver berry spoon, and for appreciation of services by the district deputy the council present- ed her with a big bunch of flowers. One of the most proficient chiefs of the present term in San Francisco is Pocahontas Umfried of Ramona Coun- cil, who has, since she assumed office, provéd to be one of the best parllamentarians that this order ‘has ever had. On the occasion of the re- cent official visit, she was highly com- plimented for the manner In which she conducted the affairs in the tepee and the way in Which she, with the assist- ance of the council, received the great chiefs on their entrance into the meet- ing, place. X - LN S The new degree team of the past fhi On the night of February 22 Company | Golden Gate Camp No. 64 *of the Uni- form Rank will give a smoker on a grand scale in its armory, and there will be fun, “fast and furious,” the committee. Tomorrow night Tamalpais Camp will give a card party. smoker and high jinks in Polito Ha! It will be a stag party. No “dears” will be invited. This camp has installed new officers, and it intends to make an effort to outstrip every camp in San Francisco, Golden Gate excepted. It intends to arrange for a ladies’ night in a short time. The camp at Ukiah and the one at Willets had a joint initiation of candi-| dates last week. Today State Orga- nizer Gilroy will meet the members of the two camps in the Ukiah Presbyte- rian Church oration. There is to be a class initiation at Redding on the night of Saturday, Feb- ruary 23. o3 War 'Veferans * - — 3 H. Y. Craig of Nelson A. Miles Camp of San Francisco i3 endeavoring to or- ganize a camp of the United Spanish- American War Veterans in Grass Val- ley. The Addie L. Ballou Auxiliary to the {{United Spanish War Veterans at its | meeting on the third Monday in Jan- uary in Veterans' Hall had the follow- ing members installed as officers for | the current termfby Margaret Hamil- ton, department president: Jennie Leffmann, president; Adelaide Rehn, - vice president; Maud Hollister, vice president; Willtelmina Lesher, {reasurer; Anna M. Kirk secretary; Addie L. Ballou, chap- lain; May Reid, conductress; Ro- setta Everson, guard; _Rebecca Reid, assoclate guard: Elizabeth Curzon and Blanche Costello, trustees. After the installation Elizabeth Curzon, the popular retiring president, who faithully served for three successive vears, was presented a valuable em- blematic pin in recognition of her serv- ! ices, and the installing officer was pre- sented beautiful flowers. Refreshments | were served after Ythe presentation. | The auxiliary enters upon its new year | fully equipped to carry on the work for which it was organized. Past Commander Albion E. Levitt | has installed as officers of General | George G. Meade Post for the current {term: John J. Carroll, commander; Fred A. Hunt, senlor vice com- mander; John Oran, junior vice commander; William F. Howe, ad- jutant and quartermaster; Samuel C. | Smith, surgeon; David J. Morrison, chaplain; George W. Irelan, officer of the day; John @ Scott, officer of the guard; James H. Sanborn, sergeant ma- jor; Willlam F. Toothaker, quarter- master sergeant; John Hammell, sen- tinel. At the close of the ceremony John H. Coburn, retiring commander, was presented a beautiful gold jewel jof the order, in appreciation of his services during the two years he oc- | cupied the station of commander of | the post. | On the last day of January Lincoln Post and Lincoln Corps held a joint ser- | vice in memory of William McKinley. The hall was decorated by Patriotic Instructor Mary A. Foster with carna- tions and asparagus fern, in the midst of which rested a beautiful portrait of McKinley. There was a patriotic pro- gramme and an eloquent address by Rev. William Rader. At the close of | the programme refreshments were | served by the committee. On the night of February 14 these two organizations will hold joint service in celebration of the anniversary of the birth of Abra- ham Lincoln. - % T Degree of Pocahonias FEx \ < At the recent raising up of the chiefs of Bald Eagle Council in its tepee in Polito Hall there were long and short talks for the good of.the council and then an excellent musical programme. Miss Edith: Peters and Miss Sarah O'Connor, accompanist, were applauded for their rendition of several pieces. Refreshments were served at the close of the programme. The following meeting night several palefaces were adopted in a manner that drew forth words of commendation from District Deputy Annie Casey. The new chiefs for the current term are Kate Province, prophetess; Mathilde Holm, Pocahon- tas; Lottie Jentzsh, Wewonah; Charles DeCleer, Powhattan; Sarah G. O'Con- nor, keeper of records; May M. Hill- man, collector of wampum; Alice An- derson and Mabel Berry, scouts; Nellie Wardell and Margaret McCarthy, run- ners; Ethel Anderson and Lottie Berry, councilors; Emma Agnes Harrington, Mary Connell and A. Gllmore, trustees; Rose Dilge, retiring prophetess, was presen an embroidered regalia and Annie Casey, the deputy, a beautiful decorated jar. Flowers were given to the retiring and the new chiefs. During the latter part of the cold’ moon the following named were raised up as the chiefs of Seneca Council of the Daughters of Pocahontas for the current six moons: Bdith Mostaninich, prophetess; Anna Kriner, P'ellgmn says | and deliver a memorial | A arches of the United Order of Druids | has been fully organized. Grand Treas- | urer Moliterno has been selected as the | captain of the second degree team and | Grand Secretary Guglielmoni captain of | the third degree team. John Koch has been elected secre- | tary of the Past Arch Assoclation. Supre Representative Dr. G. W. Sichel dangerously ill at his home. Hesperian Grove and Hesperian Cir- cle gave a grand invitation bAll in Lyric Hall Saturday, February 9. committee in charge, Harry Menke, George F. Anderson, Forrest Coburn, and E. Cawthorne, H. made this grand Druidic reunion and festival.” Templar Grove has arranged for a picnie at Schuetzen Park, in San Jose, Arch Druidess Maria Bam- mann recently paid a visit to Panhan- dle Grove, to Phoenix and Boadecia cireles. On each of these visits she was accompanied by all of the resi- grand officers and many members of the order. At each place she was well received and to each circle gave | a most instructive address,,in which | she told of the advance of the order, the formation and institution of new circles in various parts of the jurls- diction and in a kindly manner gave | instruction for the betterment of each circle. Each visit was followed by the presentation of tokens of affection to the grand arch drujdess and the serv- ing of a supper. | During February the grand arch | druidéss will pay seven official visits, | three in San Francisco—February 13th - | to Laurel, 20th to Columbia and 22d to El Dorado. ; Noble Grand Arch Pozzi paid an offi- cial visit to Panhandle Grove in this city recently, beng accompanied by Past Supreme Argh Martinoni, Grand ecretary Guglielmoni, and Trustee Coburn, Past Arch J. Wolff and many | members of the order. After the initia- | tion of two strangers there were long | and short talks for the good of the or- der, after which there was a banquet and the presentation to the retiring noble arch of an emblematic badge of his rank in the organization. F. F. Lord, M. D., was the toast master at the banquet. Druidesses will be officered during the current term by Mrs. Lathrop, past arch druidess: E. Mostahinich, Cragie, second bard; A. Schneidewind, recording, and May McCarthy, financial secretary; Mrs. Riley, treasure dames Lay, McAvary | tees; Miss McIntyre, pianist. and third Tuesday in Fraternal Hall, at 235 Steiner street, initiates candi- dates on the third Tuesday of. the month. . Drill Mistress Christie has or- ganized an efficient team and in a short time will challenge any cirele in the city to a competitive test of merit. Modern Woodmen Goodféliowship Camp, Modern Wood- men of America, at its last held session had a lasge attendance of neighbors, and after/receiving eleven applications elected at the previous meeting. Man of the members of this camp are joinin; thé sick and funeral branch of the or- ganization. R Twin Peaks Camp, at a recent meet- ing, adopted several candidates with the assistance of the degree team of of many members of that camp and of Oceidental Camp, after which a supper was served. Occidental: Camp is still taking in strangers and adopting them. This camp will give a ball on the night of February 21. & Special Deputy Head Consul Reese paid a visit recently to the camp in Sunnyvale and found it very active. At a recent meeting of Fraternity Camp of Oakland a class of eleven was adopted. - Organizer John Hansen has started a campaign in Woodland, and he al- ready has a class ready for initiation. Orf February 15 Special Deputy Reese will be in Point Richmond to assist the camp there to adopt a class of about iwenty. The new officers of Enright Camp of the Royal Neighbors has had its offi- is now ready for work for the advance. ment of the order. Gertrude O'Neil, the recorder, who retired from the of- fice she faithfully filled for a long pe- riod, was presented by a number of the members with a silver-cased fountain pen in token of their personal appre- ciation of her work for the camp. ‘he camp will at the next meeting give her a token of appreciation. } i Native’ Daughters ¥ oA Hammerley, district deputy grand president and past grand presi- dent, installed the officers of Bear Flag Parlor in Berkeley, being assist- od B Miss Frakes and ing: g o and. | | t | | |as officerseare: | court deput; | Ku o. The only candidate for that office is Edmund Tausky of this city. The grand secretary visited San Jose recently, where he assisted in the in- stallation of the officers of ‘the lodge in that place. Deas, senior beadle; F. Kenney, junior beadle; Mattie beard, superintendent of the juvenile court: ! Bernard, organist. The new offigers of this court propose to make this term a record breaker, not only for increase of mem- bership but for sociability. The recent class initiation at Colusa I public installation, but the recent death of a member of the parlor changed the plan. The installing officer was highly complimented for the excellent manner in which she performed the work, and ‘many words of praise were spoken of the nd secretary. The ceremony was followed by a supper, at which an emblematic pin was presented to Jen- nie Brown of Piédmont Parlor as a token of appreciation of her services to Bear Flag Parlor in its infancy, and to the grand secretary was' presented a large bunch of carnations. During the latter ‘part of January the grand secretary and Past Grand President Keith were the guests of Mrs. Minnie Lurhs of Berkeley Parlor, formerly of El Pescadero Parlor of Tracy, at her pretty home in Berkeley. Keith Parlor on the last Monday in January celebrated its fourth anniver- sary of Institution at 17 Scott street after the initiation of applicants for membership. At this function there ‘were present Charles H. Turner, grand resulted in the addition of thirty new members. Companion Court Golden Gate will give a valentine party on the night of February 13. 9 i Court Seal Rock will confer the Ori- ental degree on thesnight of March 11.| The board of San Francisco deputies | Commercial Travelers ~— Golden Gate Council of the United Commercial Travelers' Association at its last meeting inftiated four strangers, and in so doing passed the 500 mark in membership. At the next will start active work this month. On|meeting the officers for the onsuing the suggestion of President Knudson |term will be elected and installed. At the board will organize a new court, to | that session delegates to the Grand be composed exclusively of candidates Council that 1s to meet In Sacramento presented by the members of the board. next May will be chosen. The president stated that the forma-| The Pacific Coast Commercial Trav- tion of such a court was a pet scheme | elers’ Assoclation is making an en- of his and asked for the hearty support | deavor to secure funds for the pur- of all the members. ' | pose of building a hall of its own, and has made an appeal to the entire mem- secretary of the Native Sons, Grand | $——— s . Secretary Frakes and Past Grand . Iy Welw Chns raduet President Keith, the organizer of the Knights of Honor parlor... Mary A. Dempsey, grand treas- urer, o had been specially invited, sent regrets at Inability to attend. Dur- ing the evening the parlor presented Genevieve Carroll a decorated tea set in recognition of her faithful service for eight consecutive terms. A sup- per followed the work in the parlor and there was an informal programme of music and song interspersed wit short talks for the good of the ord: and parlor. During the pgst week the officers of La Estrella Parlor were installed in public in the Woodmen's Log Cabin. those of Darina Parlor were installed by Hanna Nolan, D. D, G. P, and those of Sans Souci Parlor by Emma Thier- bach, D. D. G. P. Ry ot & L Independent Foresters i BB The officers who are to serve Com- panion Court Yerba Buena of the In- 1 4| Fraternal Brotherhood The biennial session of the Grand | Lodge of the Knights of Honor will| San Francisco Lodge, Fraternal be held in this city March 19, at which | Brotherhood, has had its officers in- time new officers will be elected. Dur- |Stalled for the cyrrent term, and these ing the session the grand officers and | have promised to have a boom on dur- delegates will be the guests of the Past ing that period. Recently the lodge Dictators’ Association. | was visited by Progress Lodge in The officers of the subordinate lodges |a body. Last Toursday it began its of this city have all been installed for |boom work by the initiation of ten the current term. strangers. On the night of February Saxon Lodge at its meeting on the |14 the lodge will have a valentine first Tuesday in February initiated two | party. strangers. | The contest between the blue and Very flattering reports have been re- | the gold in Aurora Lodge resulted im| ceived from Los Angeles and from a victory for the gold side, and the Santa Cruz. - |latter enjoyed a supper last week at The local lodges are all having very | the expense of the blues. well attended meetings, particularly | Assistant Supreme Counselor Chap- the lodges that work in the German pelle has added to his territory the language. Sacramento Valley and the Salinas Val- Grand Dictator Archibald has been |ley. confined to his home at Belmont by a Golden Gate Lodge is arrangfng for severe attack of fllness. |an entertainment by members of the - | lodge, at whi the feat: il | dependent Order of Foresters for the 2 i";:,.mc:'éf&e_f s e current term are: Annie E. Salsig, I i B’rii | The drill team of Mission Lodge of past chief; Anna Reimers, chlef ranger; B nai B r"h this order has been increased to‘ six- > Anna Lukes, vice chief ranger; Sadie Murphy, court ‘deputy; Mrs. Linet, re- cording secretary; Mrs. Feld, financial secretary; Anna E. Salsig, treasurer; Mary Kluge, orator; Fannie Maddock | and Mrs. Nevins, beadles. those_who are to serve Companion Court Golden Gate for the current term Mrs. E. E. Murphy, y; Rosina Charlotte Young, chief ranger; Hattie Boyd, vice chief; Otille Delaney, orator; Nellie Delinda < recording secretary; Lottie Em- mons, financial secretary; Minnie White, treasurer; Henrietta Henwood, senior beadle} M. Weshing, junior beadle; Mrs. —4'|teen, in addition to a captain and a Grand Secretary Aschheim, who was | lieutenant. New uniforms have been on the sick list for several weeks, has | ordered. The team is one of the most returned to his office at B'nal B'rith | proficlent in the order at this time. headquarters on Sutter street, near| C. J. Allen has been credited with Webster. | having brought the greatest number of The next session of the Grand Lodge | candidates for initiatien into Columbia of this order will be held in the iecture | Lodge during the last term. room of the Bush-street synagogue| Deputy Organizer R. F. McKenzle Sunday, February 17. The most im-|has astonished the officers of the order portant matter to be discussed at that | by the number of applications he has session will be as to where to build a | presented to the lodges in this city for new hall for the order in this city. At |initiation. So well pleased are the su- that session all the officers will be ad- | preme officers with his work that they vanced., with possibly only one election, | have, since his engagement, raised his that for second grand vice president.| compensation twice. A “CALL” WANT AD | | 1 adopted six strangers who had been | Good fellowship Camp in the presence | Greater San Francisco Council of th&| - arch | K druidess; Annie Sheble, first, and May | o Mes- | & and Lord, trus-| This eir- % le, which is now meeting every first 7{.” cers installed for the current term, and & ! of the parior on that e ] _Jennie Jordan, Jei e