State officers— William E. Bouton, State Councilor,
213 Dorland street, San Francisco; D. G. Mitchell,
State Vice-Councilor. Riverside, CsllfornLi: Ell
Wright. Jr., Past State Councilor, PMrst National
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San Francisco.

Suliordlnate councils In San Francisco:

A. Lincoln Council No. 2. Meets at Pioneer
Building every Thursday evening.

Stabb King Council No. 6. Meets every Tues-
day evening at 32 O'Farrell street.

r. S. Giant Council No. 19. Meew at 32 O'Far-
rell street every Friday evening.

ALiiANDiB Hamilton Council No. S5. Meets
second and fourth Monday evenings at 102 O'Farrell

Dauohtiisof Libirty. A patriotic organization,
fraternal and benellclal, auxiliary to the Junior
Order United American Mechanics.

California Council No. 1. Meets every Wednes*
day evening at S2 O'Farrell street.

Mabtba Washington Council No. 2. Meets
every Monday evening at 32 O'Farrell street.

KNIQHTS OF HONOR.

Grand Louoi op California. Room 47, St. Ann's
Building. Prescolt L. Archibald. Grand Dictator,
San Francisco; Charles Lamp*?, Grand Vice-Dic-
tator. San Francisco; Thomas Johnstone, Grand
Reporter, San Francisco; B. E. George, Grand As-
sistant Dictator, San Francisco; F. W. Zehfuss.
Grand Treasurer, San Francisco; W. S. Lane, Grand
Chaplain, Fresno; Joseph Schulte. Grand Guide,
Monterey; D. B. Marwick. Grand Guardian, Grass
Valley; Alonio Whldden, Grand Sentinel, Santa
Cruz; A. H. Volgt. Past Grand Dictator, Los An-
geles; E. F. Joy. Grand Trustee, San Francisco;
Thomas W. Collins, Grand Trustee, San Francisco;



well L. Crowe, Supreme Lodge Representative;
Wm. H. Barnes, Supreme Lodge Alternate; W. A. S.
Nicholson. Supreme Lodge Alternate,

Amibican Eaoli Lodoi No. 2201. MeeU first
and third Wednesday evenings of each month at 20
Eddy street. Samuel Polack. Reporter.

CONFIUIKCI LoDOI No. 2282. MeeU second and
fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at 210
Sauaome street. Harry J. Lask. Reporter.

EuBiiA LODOi No. 1756. MeeU second and fourth
Wednesday evenings at 20 Eddy street. George Y.
Deming, Reporter.

FloiLiTT LoDoi No. 2108. Meets first and third
Friday evenings of each month at 20 Eddy street.



T. 8. Hotcbkiss, Rcporti

Priikdship Lodob No. 1781. Meeu second and
last Friday evenings at Alcazar Building. E. Bon-
nell. Reporter.

GiRMANiA LoDoi (works In German) No. 171B.
ry Tuesday



Ivy Lodok No. 1716. Meets second and IbbI Friday
evenings of each month at 20 Eddy street. IsaHc
Onyon. Reporter.

KITSTOSI LoDOK No. 2107. Meets first and last
Saturday of each month at Alcazar building. Charles
Magulrc, Reporter.

Leland Stanford LoDOE No. 3873. MeeU every
Thursday evening at SO Eddy street. J. J. Bcran,

Libirty Lodge No. 3196. Meets every .Monday
evening at Pioneer Hall, Thomas Bllllugslea, Re-

NORMAH Lodgi No. 1841. Meets every Tuesday
evening at 121 Eddy street. Jacob Gans. Reporter.

Polar Star Lodgi No. 3027. Meets every Friday
evening at Sixteenth and Valencia streets. J, H.
Duncan, Reporter.



Holzheld. Repijrter.

Union Lodge No. 18i
Tuesdays of each month s
J. Vincent, Reporter.



KNIQHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.

Office. 927 Market street, Emma Spreckcls Build-
ing, room 608.

Officers— L. G. Wolfe, Past Grand Protector, Oak-
land; Mrs. Frances J. Williams. Grand Protector,
San Francisco: D. J, Galraud, Grand Vice-Protector,
San Jose; H. W. Quitzow, Grand Secretary. 927 Market
street, San Francisco; A. Gompertz, Grand Treas-
urer, San Francisco; Mrs. Jennie Nussbaum. Grand
Chaplain, San Francisco; Mrs. J. Dlnklage. Grand
Guide, San Francisco; Mrs. M, G. Perry, Grand
Guardian, Vallejo; W. E. Banbrock. Grand Sentinel,
East Auburn. Cal.

The Lodges In this city are:

Aurora Lodgi No. 302. Meets first and third
Monday evenings of each month at 431 Post street.
W. B. Faulkner, Secretary.

Bay City Lodge No. 619. Meets second and fourth
Tuesday evenings at 30 Eddy street. S. American,
M. D., Secretary.

Goldin Rule Lodgi No. 660. Meets second and
fourth Thursdays of each month at 1039H Market
street. F. Kemp Van Ee. M. D., Secretary.

Magnolia Lodgi No. VUS. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month at room 608, 9'27 Market
street. J. J. Hicks, Secretary.

Martha Lodge No. 241. Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month at 120 O'Farrell street.
Mrs. A. Graff. Secretary.



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Wist End Lodgi No.
third Thursdays of each nv
Miss Ph. Kaplan. Secretary.



KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.

Bank Building, corner Thirteenth and ttruw



San Fiakciboo Tint No. 18. K. O. T. M. Meets
every Friday evening In Pioneer Building. H. H.
Castle, Record-Keeper.



Pacific Tint No. «4. Meets every Wednesday
evenlug at Pioneer Hall.

Richmond Tint No. 85. Meets every Thursday
cvenlngat the corner Fourth Avenue and Clement



KNIOHTS OF PTTHIAS.



Office, 6 Eddy s



Officers— R. F. Burns. Grand
C. Clark. Grand VkeChan
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Hanford; S. G. Little, Giand Master of Exchequer,
Dixon; H. Schaffner, Grand Keeper of Records and
and Seal, San Francisco; John Huber, Grand Master
at Arms. San Francisco; C. Vermason, Grand Inner
Guard, Perrls: J. H. Johnston, Grand Outer Guard,
Sacramento: Supreme Representatives— L. S. Calk-
ins, Nevada City: H. R. Arndt, San Francisco; Geo.
Samuels, Oakland. Grand Trustees-J. E. Sloan,
Oakland; Geo. W. Brown, Jackson; H. S. Dumble,
Bakersfleld. Annual sessions third Monday In May
of each year.

SUBORDINATE LODGES IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Laubsl Lodgi No. 4. Meets every Monday even-
ing at 220 Golden Gate avenue.

Meets every Tuesday



;venlng at 220 Golden

JKFFERSON LODQB

'ourth Tuesdays c



202. Meets



Meets second and
ery Saturday



;venlng at 220 Golden Gate
Roma Lodge No. 147. Me

ngat814 Paclflc street.
Sequoia Lodge No. 188.

South San Francisco
!very Tuesday evening at
eenth avenue South.

Alemania Lodge No.
lay evening at 24 Fourth

Bay City Lodge No.
lay evening at 233 Sutter i



Meets every Tuesday
its every Tuesday even-
Meets every Tuesday



Meets every Wedu



ets every Wednesday

Meets every Wednes-

Meets every Friday



ITANHOE Lodge No. 5. M
!venlng at 220 Golden Gate a

Syeacusk Lodge No. 58.
lay evening at 220 Golden Gi

Califoknia Lodge No. 1
ivenlng at 24 Fourth street.

Golden Gate Lodge No. 3. Meets every Th
lay evening at 220 Golden Gate avenue.

Unity Lodge No. 61. Meets every Thursday e\
ng at 220 Golden Gate avenue.

Eureka Lodge No. 9. Meets every Friday e\
220 Golden Gate av(

Fai:
evening at 24 Fourth street.

Golden City Lodge No. 63. Meets every Fri-
day evening at 220 Golden Gate avenue.

Grand Lodge or Rathbone Sisters. Mrs. Maude
B, Sheehan. Past Grand Chief, Sacramento; Mrs.
Bettle C. Nickel], Grand Chief, Los Angeles; Mrs.

. Grand Senior. : Mrs.

Clara E. Martin,
dred Hllgerloh,
Louise Holmes. Grand Mistress of Records and Coi

rcspondcnce. East Oakland; Mrs.

Grand Mistress of Finance. Santa Rosa; Mrs. Id
M. Brook, Grand Protector, San Francisco; Mn
Isabel Bruce, Grand Outer Guard, San Franclscc
Mrs. Mary A. Fitzgerald. S. R., Sacramento; Mr;



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street. Charles Mllly, President; E. M. Coffey,




KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.

California Ca.stle No. 1. Meets every Wednes-
day evening. N. S. G. W. Building, 414 Mason street.
J. 1). Hill. N. C. 1116 Sutter street; Samuel McCall,
M.of R., 74 Genry street.

San Francisco Castle No. 2. Meets second and
fourth Friday evenings, N. S. G, W. Building, 414
Mason street. C. H. Davis, N. C, 1458 Market street;
P. Di'wnr, M. of R.

Ladies of the Golden Eagle, Pacific Temple
No. 1. Meets second and fourth Monday evenings,
N. S. G. W. Building, 414 Mason street, Mrs. H.
MorrlKon. N. T., 609 Jones street; Mrs. A. Corrlne
McCowan, G. of R.. 1429 Van Ness avenue.



KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.

Thomas D.Kmon<l. Superintendent. Meets .
Wednesday af th'-lr Hftll. 113:1 Mission street.



LINCOLN ANNUITY UNION.

San Francisco Assembly No. 1 meets every
Wednesday at Prospect Hall, Odd Fellows' building,
corner Seventh and Market streets.



Knight Commander;



H. F. Trump, D. D,,

H. M. Owens, Supreme bcriue.

MILITAKT ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. S.,
COMMANDERY OF CALIFORNIA.

Instituted April 12, iy7i.
Major General Arthur MacArthur, U. S. Army,
Commander; Rear Admiral Louis Kempfl. U. S.
Navy, Senior Vice-Commander; Bvt. Major-General
Harrison Gray Otis, U. S. Vols., Junior Vlcc-Com-
mander; Bvt. Lieut. Colonel William Renwlek Smed-
berg, U. S. Army. Recorder; Assistant Surgeon
Charles Tenlson Deane, U. S. Vols., Registrar;
Captain Charles Mason Klnne, U.S. Vols., Treasurer;
Captain George Puterbaugh, U. S.Vols., Chancellor;
John Harrison Macomber.U. S. Army Chaplain; Brig.
Gen. Charles Albert Woodruff, U. S. Army, First
Lieut. Nathaniel Thayer Messer, U. S. Vols.. First
Lieut. George Henry Wallace WalUs, late U. S.
Army, Rear Admiral Oscar Walter Farenholt U. S.
Navy, Capt. Edward Tracy Allen, U. S.Vols., Council.
Headquarters, 224 Sansomc street.



MILITARY ORDER OF FOREIGN WARS OF
THE UNITED STATES.

California Commandery. Major General Wil-
liam R Shafter, Commander; Hon. Bradner W. Lee-
Vlce-Commander; Major Geo. Whitney Reed, Secre-
tary, 504 Battery street; Lieut. Fred Dohrmann, Jr.,
Deputy Secretary; Irving F. Moulton, Treasur



ev. Alfred S. Clark, Chaplain.

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.

GOODPKLLOWSHIP Camp No. 9633. W. J Elliott,
;reet. Meets In Pythian Castle,
ery Monday evening.



Clerk, 407 Thirtieth
909 Market street, (
Occidental Cam
Market street. Meets second
at Pythian Castle, 909 Market



NATIONAL UNION. THE.

ToSEMiTE Council No. 39, N. U. Meets second
Thursday of each month In Western Hall, Shlels
Building, 32 O'Farrell street. W. W. Peck, Secretary,
3016 Stelner street.

California Council No. 530, N. U. Meets first
and third Wednesdays of each month In Lincoln Hall,
Pioneer Bldg.. 24 Fourth street. C. H. Van Orden,

San Feancisco Council No. 540, N. U. Meets
third Thursdays of each month In Colonla Hall,
Native Son.-,' Building, E. H. Hills, Secretary, Custom



Pacific Counc
Friday of
Building,



Mlsslo
Union Counc
day of each m
- Ildlng. -■ •■



o. 547. N. U. Meets second
;n month In Portola Hall, Native Sons'
Mason street. H. W. Maass, Secretary,



549, N. U. Meets fourth Frl-
1 Balboa Hall. Native Son's
itreet. S. P. Holden, Secre-
tary, 418 California street.

Golden Gate Council No. 551, N. U. Meets
second and fourth Tuesdays of each month In Shasta
Hall, Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth street. J. H.
Baker, Secretary, 36 New Montgomery street

El Dobado Council No. 581, N. U. Meets first
and third Tuesdays of each month In Shasta Hall,
Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth street. C. Schuldt,
Secretary, 14 Battery street.

EL Capitan No. 997, N. U. Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month In Balboa Hail, Native
Son's Building, 414 Mason street. E. B. McManus,
Secretary, 1002 Powell street.

Mission Council No. 1010, N. U. Meets second
and fourth Fridays of each month In Mission Masonic
Temple, 2668 Mission street. W. A. Hargear, Secre-
tary, 614 Market street.

San Kbancisco Cabinet, which has supervision
over all the councils In San Francisco county, meets
fourth Thursday of each month In Shlels Building,
32 O'Farrell street. Ed. IHllon, Jr., Secretary, 1712



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NATIVE DAUGHTERS OF THE GOLDEN
WEST.

Natitk Uaii.utkbs ok TUJ! Golukx Wkst.
Gr»nd Offlcers— Past Grand President. Stella Fln-
keldjr, Suia Cruz; Grand President. Ella E. Caml-
nettU Jackson; Grand Vice-President, Arlana M.
StlrllDK, Oceana: Grand Secretary, Laura J. Frakes,
H3 Stockton street, San Francisco; Grand Treasurer,
Emma G . Foley, 26 Stonestreet. San Francisco ; Grand
Marshal, Eva T. Uussenlus. Los Angeles; Granil



Directors and Grand Trustees— Aga D. Lander, Msr-
tinez; Anna F, Lacy, San Francisco; Ellen A.
Lynch, Red BluO; Corlnne Leonhart, Llvermore;
Annie Monroe, Ferndale; Teresa Trescony Johnson,
Monterey; Teresa Muldoou. lone City.
There are eighteen parlors In San Francisco as

MiMXETA Parlok No. 2. MeeU first and third
Mondays at Coloma Hall. N. S, G. W. Building.

Alta Parlor No. 3. Meets Saturday evenings at
Shasta Hall. X. 6. G. W. Building.

Obo Fiko Parlor Xo. 9. Meets every Saturday
evening at Red Men's Building, 220 Golden Gale

GoLDiK Statr Pabi«r No. 50. MeeU first and
third Wednesdays at Pioneer Building.

ORlKDA Parlor No. 56. MeeU second and fourth
Thursdays at Balhoa Hall. K. S, G. W. Building.

Fermont Parlor So. 59. Meets every Monday
evening at Pioneer Building.

BCRNA Vista Parlor So. 68. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at Yosemlte Hall, N. S. G. W. Building.

Lab Lokab Parlor So. 72. Meets second and
fourth Monday evenings at Mission Parlor Hall.

YosEMlTX Parlor So. 83. Meets flrsc and third
Tuesday evenings at Mission Opera Hall.

La Esterlla Paelor So.89^ MeeU every Satur-
day evening at Sierra Hall, N.

Sans Socci Paelor So. 96. Me
fourth Monday evenings at I. O. O. F.

Calaveras Paelob So. 103. Meets first and third
Tuesday evenlnga at Coloma Hall. N. S, O, W. Bulld-

Darixa Paelob So. 114. Meets every Monday
evening at Scandla Ball, 161 City Hall avenue.

La Vrbprro Parlor So. 118. Meeu second and
fourth Tuesday evenings at Masonic Hall, Four-
teenth street and Railroad avenue south.

Las ToRROSAS Parlor So. 131. Meeu every Tues-
day evening at Coloma Hall, S. S. O. W. Building.

Ornrvirvr Parlor So. 132. Meets second and
fourth Thursday evenings at Masonic Hall, Four-
teenth street and Railroad avenue south

Kritu Paelob So. 137. Franklin Hall, comer
Bush and Fillmore.

Gabbielle Paeloe So. 139. Elks Hall, 223 Sutler



1 meetings commence the second Tuesday I



HATIVB SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.

Sative Sons or tbr Golden West. Ofllce of
the Grand Secreury, .S. S. G. W. Building. 414 Mason
street. Grand Parlor organized Sovember 80, 1878.

Grand Ofllcera — Charles E. McLaughlin. Past
Grand President. Qnlncy; Jas. L. Gallagher. Grand
President, 206 Bansome street. San Francisco; Walter
D. Wagner. Grand First Vice-President. San Ber-
nardino; M. T. Doollng. Grand Second Vice-Presi-
dent. Holllster; C. M. Belshaw, Grand Third Vlce-
Piwident, Antloch; Charles II. Tamer, Grand
Secrctitry, 414 Mason street, San Francisco; Jno. E.



mento; Geo. W. Colgan, Grand -Inside SentI
Santa Rosa; Geo. L. Farmer. Grand Ouulde i
tinel. Callstoga. Grand Trustees— Joseph U. Kn
T Halcyon Parlor So. 146. Alameda, Cha'



Daniel A. Ryan, of Pacific Parloi






Los Angeles; C. K. Jarvls, of Amador
Parlor So. 17, Sutter Creek; Warren R. Porter, of
Wasaonvllle Parlor So. 65, Wauonvllle; Thos. Mon-
ttaaD, Sas Jose Parlor No. 22. San Jose; Fletcher A.
Cutler, of Hnmholdt Parlor No. 14, Eureka.

There are 244 parlors (16,000 members) In the Bute,
28 of which are In San Francisco, as follows:

California Parlor So. 1. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at N. 8. '"



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ery Tuesday



N.S. G. W. Bulldin



Wednesday

Francisco Parlor So. 49. Meets every
Friday evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

El Dorado Parlor No. 52. Meets every Thurs
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Rincon Paelob So. 72. Meets every Wednesday
evening at S. S, G. W. Building.

Stanford Fablob No. 76. Meets every Tues-
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Terra Borna Parlor No. 84. Meets every Tues-
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Bat City Parlor No. 104. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at N. 8. G. W. Building.

SlANTic Paelor No. 105. Meets every Tuesday
evening at N. S.G. W,

National Parlor No,
dayevenlngatN. S. O.-W.

IIxspRBlAN Parlob No. 137. Meets every Thur



day eve: _

ALCALDE Paelob No. 154. Meets every Wednes
day evening at S. S. G. W. Building.

SoiTB San Feancisoo Parlor No. 157. Meets
every Wednesday evening at Masonic Hall. South
San Francisco.

Sehdoia Parlor No. 160. Meets every Monday
evening at S. S. G. W. Building.

Precita Parlob No. 187. Meets every Thursday
evening at Mission Masonic Hall, 2668 Mission street.

Olympds Parlor So. 189. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at Devlsadcro Hall, 317 Devlsadero

Presidio Parlor No. 194. Meets every Monday
evening at Stelmke Hall. Octavla and Union streets.

Marshall Parlor No. 202. Meets every Wednes-
day at Marshall Hall, 132 Montgomery street.

Abmy and Navy Pablor No. 207, Meets every
Friday evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Dolores Paklob No. 208. Meets every Monday
evening at Mission Masonic Hall, 2668 Mission street,

TWIN Peaks Parlor No.214. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at Duveneck's Hall, at Church and
Twenty-fourth "



BnssiAN Hill Parlor No. 229. Meets every
Wednesday evening at Lodge Hall, 1605 Polk street.

GCADALfPE Parlor So. 231. Meets every Tues-
day evening at Pathfinder Hall, 4489 Mission street.



ORDER OF HERHANK-S SONS.

Omccrs — Charles Hahn, Grand President; Alex.
Hagedorn, Grand Vice-President; E. O. BrUBgc.
Grand Secretary, 40« Brannan street; F. Mich-
eelsen. Grand Treasurer. Executive Board meets
fourth Thursday of each month at 413 Sutter street.

San Francisco Lodoe So. 1. Meets every
Wednesday at 413 Sutter i



Lodoe No. 3. Meets every Tues-
day at 413 Sutter street.

EcBEEA Lodge No. 6. Meets every Friday at
24 Fourth street.

OERMANiA Lodoe No. 7. Meets every Tuesday
at 413 Sutter street.

North Beach Lodoe No. 9. Meets every
Monday at 413 Sutter street.

Mission Lodoe No. 10. Meets every Thursday
In Mission Turn Vcreln Hall.

HoFFNONO Lodge No. 1 (Ladles'). Meets every
Thursday at 413 Sutter street.



No. II. Meets every Fri
lay evening of each month in FIndlay's Hall. 314 J
ieventeenth streei.

MoLlN Corx( IL So. 323, Meets every Monday
^venlngln Encampment Hall, Odd Fellows' BulUiinK.
leventh and Market streets.

ORDER OF SONS OF ST. OEOROB.

The Grand Lodge of the Pacific Coast Jurisdiction
;omorlses all the SUtes and Territories west of the
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ST LoDGK No. 194. Meets Saturday <;ven-
ilels Building, 32 O'Farrell street. R. J.

CK Lodge No. 259. Meets MoDday even-



ROTAL ASCANITH.



Regent; "W. O. Robson, 407 Shawmut avenue. Boston,
Mass., Supreme Secretary. G. Gunzendorfer. 325
Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cal., Supreme
Representative. Grand Council of California meets
annually In March In Los Angeles. Robert F. Jones,
Grand Regent, Santa Monica; D. W. Maloon, Grand
Secretary, Blanchard Building, South Broadway,
Los Angeles, Cal.

Abgonattt Council No. 597. Meets second and
fourth Monday evenings at 24 Fourth street.

Golden West CotrsciL No. 1716. Meets first and
third Monday evenings at 24 Fourth street.

BuENA Vista Council No. 1601. Meets first and
third Thursday evenings at 24 Fourth street:

San Francisco Council No. 1622. Meets second
and fourth Thursday evenings at 24 Fourth street.

Sequoia Council No. 2029. Meets second and
fourth Friday evenings at Native Sons' Building,






Thursdays.



SOCIETY OF AMERICAN WARS.

Commander. Rear- Admiral Henry Glass. U. S. N.;
Vice Commanders, Brigadier- General Jacob B.
Rawles. U. S. Senator George C. Perkins; Recorder.
Howard G. Stevenson. 5:i2 Market; Genealogist
William H. Anderson; Registrar. James H. Deer-
Ing; Historian. John Ezra McDowell; Chancellor,
William H. Jordan; Chaplain, Arthur Crosby.
D. D.; Surgeon. Philip King Brown. M. D.; Treas-
urer. Archibald J. Treat; Musical Director, Charles
G. Buck. Council — David Starr Jordan, Wm. Penn
Humphreys. William A. Brewer, D. D.; Col. Charles
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SONS OP THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

James Denton Hancock. Franklin. Penn., Presi-
dent-General; A. Howard Clark, Wa - hIngton, D. C.
SecretaryGeneral. Board of Managers of the Cali-
fornia Society— Alexander G. Eells, President : Ed-
ward Mills Adams. Senior Vice-President; John A.
Hosmer, Junior Vice-President ; Dr. J. Mora Moss,
Secretary, 603 Mutual Savings Bank Building; Clar-
" " Market street; Byr



:nce S. Scott, Treasu

Mauzy. Marshal. 303 Post street; Col. A. S. Hubbard,
Registrar. 2329 Bush Street.



SONS OF VETERANS.

Frank B. Wilson. Senior VIce-Comm»nder-ln-Chlef.
506 Parrott Bldg., San Francisco. Division Head-
quarters. Los Angeles, Cal, Division Officers — John
A. Medlar. Division Commander. Los Angeles ;
Frank B. Wilson. Division Commander. San Fran-
cisco; L. B. Mallery.J. V. Division Commander, Los
Gatos; David S. Cahen, Quar'
Cisco; Frank R. Handley. Dlv



Tuesday
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No. 15. Meets second and fourth
at 320 Post street. George S.
; A. L. Lean. Senior Vlce-Com-
Flrst Sergeant ; W.
Sergeant.



Lincoln Camp No. 16. Meets first and third Fri-
days In each month at American Hall, Alcazar
Building. D. S. Cahen, Commander: Sanborn B»c-
cus. Senior VIce-Commander ; Monroe J. Orr, First
Sergeant; A. McCoy, Quartermaster Sergeant.

Ladies' Aid Society. No. 5. Lincoln Camp.
id fourth Fridays at American Hall.



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TRIBE OF BEN-HUR.

i CouEf N'o 1. Meets ei
In Welc .me Hall. I. O. c).



Scribe. 1265 Eddy s
fourth Tuesday ev



No. 10. Meets on second and
lings In Mission Masonic Temple.
E. S. Fyfe, Scribe, 3303 Mission



UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.

Meets In Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street. The
Grand Grove meets the third Tuesday In June of
each year. Charles de Legh. Noble Grand Arch;
George Beck, Past Noble Grand Arch; W. G. Anton-
ovlch. Deputy Grand Arch ; J. F. MartlnonI, Grand
Secretary. 413 Sutter street; P. J. Mollterno. Grand



UNITED ORDER OF CADMUS.

J. L. Pollto. Supreme Secretary, 515 James Flood
Building.

UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Department of California organized 1904. Head-
quarters, rooms 5S2-.5S3 Parrott Building. Depart-
ment Officers— Hugh T. Sime. Department Cum-
mander, San Francisco; Wm. T. Dunne, S. V. Com-
mander, Oakland; E. J. Colvln, J. V. Commander,
ValleJo;Edw. F. Schulz, Adjutant. San Francisco;
Otto F. Huher. Quartermaster. San Francisco; H. E.
Curzon. Inspector. San Francisco; Allen Brant,
Judge Advocate. San Jose; G. H. Richardson. Sur-
geon. San Francisco; Rev. J. P. McQualde. Chap-
lain. San Francisco.

Rkixhold Richtee Camp No. 2. Meets every
Wednesday evening at 24 Fourth street. Pioneer



WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

California Headquarters. 850 Market street. San
ranclsco, Peter F. Gllroy, General Organizer.

No. 64. Meets everv Monday
^-. W. Building. John



Golden G
evening at Shasta Hall,
WIsnom. Clerk. 3576 17th street.

Redwood Camp No. 91. Meets



Thursday



ry Tt
evening In Pioneer Hall. Pioneer Place. J. N.
Clerk. 1314 Minna street.
Mission Camp No. 264. Meets every Wednesday



Mission street.

Tuesday evening In Plo

F. De Rocco. Clerk, 2551 Lake street.

Tamalpais Camp No. 427. Meets
evening In Pioneer Hall, Pioneer Place, A.'G. Gllson.
Clerk, 401 Kohl BulMlng.

Calumet Camp No. 436. Meets every Tuesday
evening In Mutual Hall. Shlels Building, O. J. Peter,
son. Clerk, 4.55 Vermont street.

San Fbancisco Camp No. 437. Meets every Mon-
day evening at Southeast corner Sixteenth and
!. H. J.McCllntock,Clerk, 12 Chenery



very Monday






Richmond Camp No. 470. Meets every Friday
evening In Richmond Hall, corner Fourth avenue
and Clement, J. F. O'Rorke. Clerk. 242 Fourth

California Camp No. 634. Meets every Monday
evening. Balboa Hall, N. S. G. W. Bulldlne. D. L.
Mayers. Clerk. 1301 Octavla s

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