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1924 DIRECTORY
Palo Alto
Mayfield
Runnymede Stanford
Willi L . Hall Publisher
Dudfield Lumber
Company Everything in the Building Line
Modificaris of Sun, Doors anil General Killtruck
TALO ALTO CAL.
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Phone P. A. 185 University Avenue at Bryant Street Mendenhall Company
See us for DRESS GOODS, SILKS, TRIMMINGS, LADIES' READY TO WEAR CLOTHING, HOSIERY, CORSETS, GLOVES, SHIRT . WAISTS, DOMESTIC AND HOUSE- FURNISHINGS
Joseph H. Borden.
George A. Montell.
PALO ALTO FURNITURE CO. Incorporated
Phone 12. 300 University Avenue
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Friedlander & Nauman
The Home of
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes
309 University Avenue. Telephone P. A. 1516.
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MELVILLE H. RADKE Jeweler PHONE PALO ALTO 163-W 160 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA
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Come in and Get Acquainted We have every facility for GOOD BANKING and want your business Commercial Accounts 4% on Term Deposits
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Private Phone, Etc., Etc. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS LADIES' ROOM STORAGE OF TRUNKS, SILVERWARE, ETC.
TELEPHONE P. A. 35
PALO ALTO FEED & FUEL CO. R. R. AGNEW, Successor to F. L. Worrell
COAL-WOOD HAY-GRAIN POULTRY SUPPLIES
116 Hamilton Ave. Palo Alto
San Francisco Office 875 Folsom Street. Telephone Kearny 644-645.
Palo Alto Office 818 Emerson Street. Telephone Palo Alto 315-J.
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Pioneer-Gibson Express FAST EXPRESS AND FREIGHT SERVICE SAN FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE AND WAY POINTS
Palo Alto Dairy Lunch
Saving money and getting a square meal. When you want a nice place to eat, where the food is good and the price right, drop in at Palo Alto Dairy Lunch. Help yourself. No tips. No waits. Bring your friends. 331 University Ave. Phone 725
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T. W. von Hacht Contracting Painter
Tel. Palo Alto 1415J.
Corner Boyce and Fife Avenue
California Military Academy of Palo Alto
A PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE HIGHEST STANDARDS On the main highway one mile south of Mayfield.
Telephone 1920 Palo Alto Postoffice, Mayfield
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1924 DIRECTORY of
Palo Alto, Mayfield
Runnymede and Stanford University
PRICE $4.00
STANTOR
1924
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INDEX
Business directorty of Palo Alto, Mayfield and Stanford.
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Map of Palo Alto
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Mayfield directory 181
Palo Alto-
Alphabetical list of names and business houses 67
Churches and hours of service 15
City officers 10
Fire department 11
Organizations 15
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Public buildings, schools and halls.
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Public library
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Public schools and teachers
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Street directory 33
Township officers
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Runnymede directory 201
Stanford University-
Abbreviations, addresses of chapter houses, telephones 225
Diagram of the Stanford campus 212
Stanford residents 213
Stanford resident students
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Phone P. A. 1354.
G. Pappas
Orpheum Cafe 105 Circle. Where you get what you want, when you want it, the way you want it. Strictly American Cooking
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Pago
Postoffice officials
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PUBLICATIONS
ISSUED BY
WILLIS L. HALL, Publisher
626 Homer Avenue. Palo Alto. Cal.
DIRECTORIES
San Mateo, Burlingame and Hillsborough, cloth. $4.00 Contents-Maps, street directory, business directory, names of residents and business concerns of San Mateo, Burlingame and Hillsborough, alphabetically arranged.
Redwood City and vicinity, cloth. 4.00 Contains map of Redwood City, street directory, busi- ness directory, names and addresses of residents and the business houses of San Carlos, Redwood City, Menlo Park, Atherton, Woodside and Portola, alphabetically arranged.
Palo Alto, Mayfield, Runnymede and Stanford, cloth 4.00 Ready about December 1. Contents-Maps, street di- rectory, business directory, lists of names of residents and business houses of Palo Alto, Mayfield, Runnymede and Stanford University, alphabetically arranged.
OTHER BOOKS
Stanford Memorial Church, the Mosaics, the Windows, the Inscriptions, third edition, paper 75 cents ; cloth. 1.25
Contents History of the church and general descrip- tion; details of process of making mosaics, subjects of mosaics at Stanford; subjects of art glass windows; com- plete list of inscriptions in the church; profusely illus- trated.
Modern Practical Baking, by William H. Brooks, cloth. 5.00 Contents Twenty-five chapters dealing with varieties of cake baking for the commercial baker; new formulas and price schedules revised according to present costs. Profusely illustrated from photographs.
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PALO ALTO, MAYFIELD, RUNNEYMEDE AND STANFORD
The government census in 1920 gave Palo Alto a population of 5,900. The directory canvass, supplemented by.the health department work in 1920 showed that in the same territory that was covered by the government enumerators there were more .. than 6,100 people. Since the national census was taken the pop- ulation has further been increased by annexation of outlying ter- ritory, so it is believed Palo Alto's population is fully 9,000. In the Palo Alto Acres district and other territory tributary to Palo Alto are 2,000 more people. Mayfield and Stanford, also more or less tributary to Palo Alto, add 4,000 more, making a total population in the district covered by this territory o fully 17,000. Palo Alto is the largest city between San Francisco and San Jose. It is the business center of this district. Mayfield is a residence and canning center. Stanford University and five private schools, along with the public schools make it an educa- tional center. San Francisco is 32 miles northwest and San Jose 17 miles southeast. Steam and electric railways run to San Jose; bus lines and steam railways run via Palo Alto from San Fran- cisco to San Jose.
The present city charter of Palo Alto went into effect July 1, 1909. It was formulated by a board of freeholders composed of Marshall Black, C. E. Jordan, H. W. Simkins, C. B. Wing, Fer- nando Sanford, E. C. Thoits. C. B. Stinson, J. T. Coulthard, G. J. Carey, Walter E. Vail, B. P. Oakford, S. W. Charles, Stanley Forbes, C. S. Downing and A. N. Umphreys. The governing body of the city is the council composed of fifteen members, each elected for a term of six years and five retiring every two years. All executive officers are selected by the council. Subordinate boards look after details of administration, such as public works, public safety and the library, community center, city plan- ning and commercial amusements. Appointive officers serve during the pleasure of the council, but the custom has become established that such appointive officers are reappointed annually and have served almost continuously for most of the time since the charter was adopted.
Among features of public policy embodied in the charter are
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the initiative, referendum, recall, prohibition of manufacture and sale of alcoholic liquors and public ownership of utilities. The water, gas and electric lighting utilities are owned by the city, a garbage incinerator has been installed and is now in operation.
City Officers
The membership of the present city council is as follows :
Name and address. Term expires
Cathcart, A. M., mayor, 1215 Emerson. June 30, 1925
Bertsche, G :. C., 221 Kipling. June 30, 1927
Blair, Miss Emma B., 230 Kellogg. June 30, 1925
Godley. C. P., 409 Webster. June 30, 1927
: Cottrell, E. A., 257 Kingsley June 30, 1929
Duvenbeck, Josephine W., Hamilton extension June 30, 1927
Easterday, O. M., 518 Lowerr. June 30, 1927
Hobart, A. C., 542 Cowper. June 30, 1925
Jordan, C. E., 900 Hamilton June 30, 1929
Lausten, Brousen P., 359 Hawthorne June 30, 1927
Mendenhall, D. A., 600 Middlefield June 30, 1925
Terwilliger, H. L., 375 Embarcadero. June 30, 1929
Thoits, E. C., 285 Hamilton June 30, 1925
Williams, Dr. T. M., 351 Homer June 30, 1929
Wing, C. B., 345 Lincoln June 30, 1929
The standing committees for the year are as follows :
Public Works-Bertsche, Cooley, Cottrell, Lausten and Wing.
Public Safety-Easterday, Cathcart, Hobart, Williams and Thoits.
Public Library-Cottrell, Blair, Lausten, Duveneck.
Ways and Means-Thoits; Jordan, Mendenhall, Terwilliger and Wing.
Auditing and Accounts-Terwilliger, Bertsche, Easterday, Hobart, Mendenhall.
Board of Public Works-C. D. Marx, chairman, 357 Kingsley ; William O. Horabin, 222 Hawthorne ; M. H. Hare, 261 Waverley.
Board of Public Safety-J. A. Jury, chairman, 961 Ashby ; J. M. Blackburn. 971 Cowper; J. C. L. Fish, 1101 Emerson.
Board of Public Library-Willis C. Thoits, chairman; Mrs. Gertrude V. D. Marx. Victor J. West.
City Planning Commission-George J. Peirce, president ; Frank Kasson, secretary ; S. M. Vandervoort, J. F. Byxbee, N. E. Malcolm, Charles K. Sumner, A. C. Hobart, A. M. Cathcart, A. B. Clark.
Community Center Commission-E. L. Beach, Sue Dyer. Jo- sephine W. Duveneck, Annie E. LaPeire, Gertrude V. D. Marx,
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George E. Mercer, Mrs. Katherine L. McLean of San Francisco, resident director.
Advisory Board on Commercial Amusements-Mrs. D. W. Thomas, Mrs. Ruth Van Norden, D. M. Folsom, P. M. Lansdale, S. D. Townley, E. A. Cottrell, Rev. George Whisler, J. A. Jury. H. B. Reynolds, Sue Dyer, H. C. Benedict, Florence Bingham, V. J. West.
The appointive city officers-Auditor, F. V. Pering; tax col- lector, Miss M. A. Westall; clerk, Frank Kasson; treasurer, H. F. Congdon; attorney, Norman E. Malcolm; engineer, J. F. Byxbee, Jr .; electrical engineer, A. V. Youens; meter reader, E. F. Weisshaar; health officer, Louis Olsen ; police judge, Egerton D. Lakin ; chief of police, Chester F. Noble ; park superintendent, C. F. Miller.
Fire Department
This is a volunteer body of male citizens. It has a social ad- junct known as the Firemen's Club with an organization sup- plementary to the regular fire fighting organization. The roster of officers of the department is as follows :
Firemen's Club-John J. Cashel, president; George W. Tin- ney, secretary ; William Clemo, chief of department.
Fire alarm signals are sounded on the bell above the city hall as follows :
3 8, 12 and 5 o'clock.
4 Fire out.
5 Emergency call.
6 Water works.
1-2 University and Ramona.
1-3 Bryant and Homer.
1-4 Everett and Emerson.
1-5 University and High.
1-6 Forest and Emerson.
1-8 Channing and Emerson.
2-1 University and Waverley.
2-3 Everett and Waverley.
2-4 Lytton and Cowper.
2-5 Hawthorne and Webster.
2-7 University and Webster.
3-1 Forest and Waverley.
3-2 Channing and Waverley.
3-4 Lincoln and Waverley.
3-5 Federal Tel. Co.
3-6 Channing and Webster.
3-8 Lincoln and Webster.
4-1 Webster and Forest.
4-2 Middlefield and Lytton.
4-3 University and Guinda.
4-5 University and Hale.
5-1 Webster and Melville.
5-2 Waverley and Melville.
5-3 Embarcadero and Cowper.
5-6 Emerson and Lincoln.
6-1 Guinda and Forest.
6-3 Middlefield and Addison.
7-3 Middlefield and P. A. Ave. 1-2-5 Waverley and P. A. Ave.
1-3-2 Bryant and Addison.
1-4-5 Marlow and University.
1-4-6 Hale, Forest, Boyce.
1-5-2 Melville and Guinda.
2-1-3 Bryant and Kellogg.
2-1-4 Emerson and Lowell.
2-1-7 High School.
2-3-1 Waverley and Coleridge.
2-4-1 Webster and Lowell.
Township Officers
Justice of the Peace-Isabel L. Charles, Thoits Building. Constable-Daniel Hickey. 405 Middlefield.
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Public Buildings and Schools
Castilleja School-1350 Bryant.
City Hall-Ramona between University and Lytton.
City Water Works-Hopkins avenue and Wilson road.
Community Center-University near state highway. Miss Harker's School-Melville and Harker. High School-Embarcadero and state highway. Intermediate School-Channing and Webster. Homer Avenue School-Homer and Webster.
Lytton Avenue School-Lytton and Webster. Masonic Temple-University and Florence. Native Sons' Hall-Emerson and Hamilton. Palo Alto Military Academy-1129 Parkinson. Seale Academy, military-Waverley and California.
Walter Hays School-Middlefield and Embarcadero.
Woman's Clubhouse-Cowper and Homer.
Public Library
Carnegie Library Building located at the corner of Hamilton and Bryant. Contains 19,590 volumes. Revenue. $10,639. Trustees, Mrs. G. V. Marx. W. C. Thoits, Victor J. West. Li- brarian, Miss Frances D. Patterson; assistants. Miss Beth L. Parks and Miss Ethel P. Gale. Hours 8:30 a. m. to 9 p. m .; Sun- days and holidays, 2 to 5 p. m.
Postoffice
Emerson and Hamilton. Postmaster, William H. Kelly ; as- sistant postmaster, William C. Werry.
Palo Alto Churches
All Saints Church (Episcopal)-Corner Waverley and Ham- ilton. Sunday services : 9:45 a. m., Sunday school; 11, morn- ing prayer and sermon (first Sunday in month followed by holy communion) ; 7:30, evening prayer and sermon. Rector, David Evans, 555 Waverley.
First Baptist Church-Corner Hamilton and Bryant. Sun- day services : Morning worship, 11; evening worship, 7:30; Sun- day school, 9:45 a. m .; B. Y. P. U., 6:30 p. m. Rev. G. A. Pol- lard. pastor, 305 Hamilton.
St. Thomas Aquinas (Catholic)-Corner Waverley and Ho- mer. Sunday services : First mass, 8; second mass, 10:30; eve- ning devotion. 7:30; Sunday school. 9 a. m. Church societies- Men's Guild of St. Thomas, meetings monthly; Ladies' Auxil- iary, meetings weekly; sodalities of boys and girls, meetings monthly. Rev. Joseph M. Gleason, rector, 745 Waverley.
First Christian Church-Channing and Bryant. Sunday serv-
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ices : Preaching, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m .; Bible school, 9:45 a. m .; Y.P.S.C.E., 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p. m. Pas- tor, Guy C. Emery, Bryant and Channing.
First Church of Christ, Scientist-Bryant and Forest. Serv- ices : Sunday at 11 a. m. and Wednesday, 8 p. m .; Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Reading room, 310 University.
First Congregational Church-Corner Waverley and Hamil- ton. Sunday services : Preaching, 10:30 a. m .; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m .; Christian Endeavor, 6:45 p. m. Rev. Willard B. Thorp, pastor, 900 Waverley.
Latter Day Saints Church-Meets Sunday evenings in Os- trander's Hall, 267 University.
Memorial Church, Stanford University-Sunday morning service at 11; Thursday, vesper service at 7:15. Rev. D. Charles Gardner, chaplain.
Methodist Japanese Mission-645 Emerson.
First Methodist Episcopal Church-Corner Hamilton and Webster. Sunday services: Preaching, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m .; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m .; junior league, 3 p. m .; class meeting, 12:15 p. m .; Epworth League, 6:15 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. J. U. Simmons, pastor, 625 Ham- ilton.
Mission Hall-Florence and Lytton.
New Thought Truth Center-Meets in Ramona Building. Meetings Sunday and Thursday evenings at 7:45. Healing meet- ing Wednesday at 4 p. m. Children's Good Will Club, Sunday, 11 a. m.
Presbyterian Church-Corner Forest and Waverley. Preach- ing, Sunday, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m .; Bible school, 9:45 a. m .; Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday evening meeting at 7:30. Rev. George H. Whisler, pastor, 721 Waverley.
Swedish Lutheran Church-Meets Sunday in Woman's Club- house. Albert R. Kurtz, pastor.
Unitarian Church-Corner Cowper and Channing. Sunday services : Sunday school, 10 a. m .; sermon, 11 a. m. Rev. Elmo A. Robinson, minister.
NOTE-All Sunday evening preaching services begin in sum- mer at 8 and in winter at 7:30 o'clock.
Palo Alto City School District
Following is the organization of the officers and teaching force of the Palo Alto city school district for 1924:
Board of Education-Joseph H. Borden, president ; J. A. Taff. Mrs. A. M. Cathcart, Prof. M. R. Kirkwood, Philip M. Lansdale.
Supervision-A. C. Barker, superintendent; Dorothy Lea, su-
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pervisor of vocal music ; C. A. Davidson, teacher of instrumental music.
Lytton Avenue School-Elizabeth Van Auken, principal; Gladys M. Dunlap, Augusta M. Gillespie, Emma K. Waldegrave, M. Ruth Davenport, Dora E. Powell, Jean O. Plant.
Walter Hays School-Edith E. Patton, principal; Jessie E. Cuthbertson, Winifred Dresbach, Elva E. Richards, Etta E. Lapham.
Channing Avenue School-Lillian E. Swift, principal; Ethel Boulware, Hattie H. Sinclair, Maybelle Taber, Janet H. Roller. Mildred D. Sutherland.
Intermediate School-A. C. Barker, principal; Zoe Tiffany, Ethel G. Hays, Grace A. Parks, Hazel D. Taylor, Mabel E. Howe, Elizabeth Thompson, Mary Acheson, Helen Weimar. Margaret Bevier, Lucile W. Smith, Marion B. Hosmer, Arthur Graves, Albert G. Harris.
Stanford School-Ada R. Withrew, principal; Mary McKech- nie.
Palo Alto Union High School-Palo Alto, Mayfield, Stanford Purissima
The district includes the grammar school districts of Palo Alto, Stanford, Mayfield and Purissima.
Trustees-Sidney D. Townley, Stanford, president; Col. W. G. Austin, Purissima, Los Altos postoffice; Bert R. Holston. Mayfield; Harry L. Haehl and Dr. Harry B. Reynolds, Paio Alto.
Walter H. Nichols, principal; Rebecca T. Greene, associate . principal; George E. Mercer, vice president; Vylla Butterfield. secretary ; Lusanna M. Clary, C. W. Converse, Sophia Cramer. H. Ruth Crandall, Marie G. Eustace, Margaret V. Girdner, Ma- bel F. Gottenberg. J. R. Grinstead, Lucy Hall, Grace Hartley. Ella W. Horine, Frances Huntington, Lina S. Jacob, R. J. Jun- germann, Harriet R. McCausland, Leona H. McCully, William C. McInnis, Stella S. McKee, Antony Montani, Como Mont- gomery, Bert C. Moody, Irvel Myers, Harriet R. Nelson, Ruth Preston, Howard C. Ray, Melvin E. Shippy, Doris M. Stevenson. George S. Stewart. Ingegard Uppman, Elizabeth Wenk. Nellie F. Williams.
Night School-Marjorie Ambler, L. G. deHauthmoll. Ada S. Elliott, E. M. Knight, Lucia B. Mirrielees, Joel A. Snell. Mrs. H. H. Stuart.
Parent-Teacher Association-President. Mrs. F. J. Snow ; first vice president, Mrs. Lloyd Place; second vice president. Miss Rebecca Greene; third vice president. Miss Edith Patton; re- cording secretary, Mrs. Clarke Congdon; treasurer, Mrs. D. W.
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Hays; historian, Mrs. John Springer. The board members are : Mrs. H. W. Simkins, Girl Scouts; Mrs. J. W. Bingham, finance; Mrs. R. J. Cody, publicity ; Mrs. Frederick Fowler, recreation ; Mrs. George J. Carey, hospitality ; Mrs. C. E. Henry, thrift; Mrs. R. B. Kellogg, legislation; Mrs. P. L. Wisdom, scholarship; Mrs. F. V. T. Lee, program ; Mrs. Louis Olsen and Mrs. J. S. P. Tatlock, child hygiene; Mrs. A. M. Cathcart, education; Mrs. John Deirup, kindergarten; Mrs. Edwin Thomas, community life ; Mrs. A. E. Werry, homes; Mrs. C. A. Binns, philanthropy ; Mrs. J. P. Mitchell, Founders' Day ; Mrs. W. C. Thoits, machine service; Mrs. W. H. Houston and Mrs. Fred Hackett, member- ship; Mrs. George Williamson, high school; Mrs. O. M. Easter- day, Americanization and patriotism ; Mrs. F. D. Adams, district chairman of child hygiene; Miss Elizabeth Van Auken, Miss Lillian Swift and Miss Rachel Miller, ex-officio members.
PALO ALTO ORGANIZATIONS
Business
Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce-Capt. E. L. Beach, presi- dent; Ray W. Smith, secretary; room 204, 305 University.
Palo Alto Merchants' Credit Association-George A. Mon- tell, president ; A. L. Uhler, secretary, 305 University.
Palo Alto Real Estate Board-A. C. Hobart, president; Frank G. Hoge, secretary, 511 Emerson.
Builders' Association-George Bertsche, president; A. L. Uhler, secretary, 305 University.
Stanford Advertising Club of Palo Alto-Meets every Thurs- day. 6 p. m., at 301 University. George A. Montell, president ; C. I. Haley, vice president; E. R. Lovett, secretary; Willis Thoits, treasurer.
Lodges
Daughters of Rebekah-Meetings held at Masonic Temple second and fourth Wednesdays-Amy Winner, noble grand; Lillian Nickerson, recording secretary.
Degree of Pocahontas -- Saccarappa Council meets at Native Sons' Hall first and third Tuesdays-Elsie Dulion, keeper of record and seals.
Foresters of America-Palo Alto Court meets at Native Sons' Hall every Thursday evening. A. A. Quinn, secretary, 518 Byron.
Fraternal Aid Union-Meets the second and fourth Mondays at Masonic Temple. Mrs. Nevada Burkhart, president; Mrs. F. W. Sherman, secretary, 427 Webster.
Improved Order of Red Men-Sagamore Tribe, No. 112, meets
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at Native Sons' Hall every Friday evening. David Mills, sa- chem; John McLachlan, chief of records.
Independent Order of Foresters-Court Palo Alto meets at Native Sons' Hall third Mondays. James McLachlan, secretary, 550 Hamilton.
Companions of the Forest-Court College City meets at Na- tive Sons' Hall second and fourth Mondays. Annie Moriarity. chief companion; Anne Livermore, secretary.
Knights of Pythias-Palo Alto Lodge meets at Masonic Tem- ple every Thursday evening. S. H. Mason, chancellor com- mander; O. J. Saunders, keeper of record and seals.
Pythian Sisters-Palo Alto Temple No. 70 meets at Masonic Temple. Mrs. May Carpenter, most excellent chief; Mrs. Mary M. Stuart, mistress of records.
Neighbors of Woodcraft-Palo Alto Circle, No. 722. meets at Native Sons' Hall second and fourth Tuesdays. Lillian Morton. guardian neighbor; Lillian Brown, clerk. 325 Webster.
Native Sons of the Golden West-Palo Alto Parlor, No. 216. at Native Sons' Hall Monday evenings. A. A. Quinn, secre- tary, 518 Byron.
Portuguese Union-M. A. Gomes, president, Redwood City. R. F. D .; M. O. Silva, secretary, Mountain View, R. F. D. 110R.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows-Live Oak lodge meets at Masonic Temple Thursday evenings. Fred Davis, noble grand; F. C. Nickerson, secretary, Runnymede.
Modern Woodmen of America-Manzanita Camp. No. 8738. meets at Native Sons' Hall the second and fourth Wednesdays. A. E. Partridge, consul; Frank Davis, clerk; 1848 Emerson.
Royal Neighbors of America-Meets at Native Sons' Hall second and fourth Wednesdays. Mrs. Frank Davis, secretary. 1848 Emerson.
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