Crocker-Langley San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1899, Part 19

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SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

An organization with headquarters at New York city, and general officers throughout the United States. Edwin Shepard Barrett, Concord, Mass., is President-General, and Franklin Murphy, 143 Chest- nut street, Newark, N. J., 18 Secretary-General. Ob- jects-To preserve memories of the American Revo- lution, to promote study of the history of that event, to inculcate and foster a sentiment of patriotism, and to infuse a military spirit throughout the United States devoted to the maintenance of our Govern- ment and of free institutions. Board of Managers of the California Society-Horace Davis, President; Wm. M. Bunker, Senior Vice-President; W. H. Jordan, Junior Vice-President; Edwin Bonnell, Sec- retary. 101 Montgomery; Col. A. S. Hubbard, Regis- trar; Charles H. Warner, Treasurer; Sheldon I, Kel- logg, Jr., Marshal; R. Vandercook, 26 Turk street; Warren Olney, Arthur G Towne, T. A. Perkins, M. L. Requa and Byron Mauzy.

SONS OF JACOB.

Meet first Sunday afternoon of each month at 121 Eddy street.

SONS OF VETERANS.

All male descendants, not less than eighteen years of age, of deceased or honorably discharged soldiers, sailors or marines who served in the Union Army or Navy during the Civil War of 1861-1865, shall be eligible to membership, provided that no person shall be eligible who has ever been convicted of any infamous crime, or who has, or whose father has, ever borne arms against the Government of the United States of America.

Division Headquarters, 18 Pine street, San Fran- cisco.

Division Officers-Charles L. Pierce, Division Com- mander, San Francisco; W. Glenn Walker, S. V. DI- vision Commander, Los Gatos; Wiley Lester, J. V. Division Commander, San Jose; Harry T. Moore, Adjutant, San Francisco; Frank R. Handley, Quarter- master, San Francisco; Dr. D. B. Plymire, Surgeon, San Francisco; Albert J. Weinert, Chaplain, San Francisco; A. G. Bennet, Inspector, San Jose; John D. Gish, Judge Advocate, Los Angeles; Geo. A. Richardson, Mustering Officer, Pasadena.

Division Council- A. S. Mason, Los Gatos; James Cahill, Oakland; G. W. Smithers, Boulder Creek.

FAIR OAKS CAMP NO. 15. Meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings at 320 Post street. Officers-Dr. D. B. Plymire, Captain; W. G. Luckhardt, First Lieutenant; Louis E. George, Second Lieutenant; I. J. Peck, First Sergeant: W. E. Lawrence, Quarter- master Sergeant.

ROYAL EAGLE DISTILLERIES CO.

Importers "DOUBLE EAGLE" WHISKIES 501-503-505 Market St., Corner First 'PHONE MAIN 108

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Secret Societies.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Social Societies. 87

UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.

Meets in Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street. The Grand Grove meets the third Tuesday in June of each year. Officers-Henry J. Goller of No. 15, Noble Grand Arch; Frank Lewis of No. 82, Noble Grand Arch; James F. Martinoni of No. 37, Deputy Grand Arch; John M. Graves of No. 34, Grand Sec- retary, 413 Sutter street; E H. Goetze of No. 5, Grand Treasurer.

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

The Woodmen of the World was organized in 1890 as an international fraternity. It at present oper- ates throughout the United States, Canada and Mex- 1co. It has 160,000 members in the entire Order. The Pacific jurisdiction consists of the nine Pacific Coast States, and is a seperate beneficiary jurisdic- tion. Its head offices are in Denver, Colorado; F. A. Falkenburg, Head Consul; Gen. John W. Brown- ing, Head Clerk. The Pacific jurisdiction has 462 camps and 37,000 members. The Woodmen of the World is a fraternal beneficiary society, confined to white males, between the ages of 21 and 44 inclusive. It carries one, two or three thousand of beneficiary, and places a monument over its deceased members' graves. The Woodmen have paid $2,869,000 in ben- efits since its organization, and have placed 1,460 monuments upon the graves of its members. Call- fornia Headquarters, No. 119 Bush street, room 3; Geo. K. Rogers, State Deputy.

GOLDEN GATE CAMP NO. 64. Meets every Monday evening at Shasta Hall, N. S. G. W. Building. Geo. H. Willson, Consul Commander, 416 Leavenworth street; D. Oliver, Jr., Clerk, 3732 Twenty-second street.

REDWOOD CAMP NO. 91. Meets every Thursday evening at 32 O'Farrell street, Shiels' Building; W. W. Peck, Consul Commander; Thos. F. Hatton, Clerk.

MISSION CAMP NO. 264. Meets every Monday even- ing at Mission Parlor (N. S. G. W.) Hall. S. E. cor. of Sixteenth and Valencia streets. W. F. Dugans, Con- sul Commander. 1137 Guerrero street; A. G. Frank, Clerk, 750 Mission street.

WESTERN ADDITION CAMP NO. 306. Meets every Tuesday evening at Alcazar Building, 120 O'Farrell street. Charles Thomas, Consul Commander; V. F. De Roco, Clerk, Twenty-third and Point Lobos avenues.

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SOCIAL SOCIETIES.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE CALIFORNIA COL- LEGE OF PHARMACY. Meets quarterly; annual meet- ing day following commencement day. Its design shall be to advance the interests of the college, to bring its graduates into closer fellowship with each other, and to promote sociability and good feeling among them, to advance the science and art of Phar- macy, to encourage and assist undergraduates, and to keep a record of the Pharmaceutical work and ser- vices of its members. Officers-George J. Harvey, President; Ike Tobriner. First Vice-President; L. W. Bahney, Second Vice-President; Joseph L. War- ren, Treasurer; Harry Schwartz, Registrar; Emery P. Gates, Secretary; H. M. Simmons, A. E. Briggs, George J. Harvey, Gaston E. Bacon, Joseph S. War- ren, Executive Committee.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE CALIFORNIA MED- ICAL COLLEGE. M. H. Logan, M. D., President, S. F .; Charles M. Troppmann, M. D., Ph. G., Secretary and Treasurer, S. F .: will meet third week in May at Cal- ifornia Medical College.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE LAW. Law Department of the University of California. Officers-Frank P. Deering, President; Frank M. Angellotti and T. A. Perkins, Vice-Pres- 1dents; Leonard Stone, Secretary; Lester H. Jacobs, Treasurer. Annual meeting in May.

ARIEL ROAD CLUB. President, Bertram C. Best; Secretary, Wm. F. Kaiser. Meets in California Hall, 620 Bush street.

ARIEL ROWING CLUB. Organized April 17, 1877; incorporated February 15, 1887; meets monthly. Boat house is situated at Long Bridge. P. J. En- right, President; R. Ellis, Vice-President; Eugene Flanders, Secretary; A. C. Taylor, Recording Secre- tary; H. A. Pless, Treasurer; J. A. Wilson, Captain ; J. McKenna, Lieutenant-Captain; George T. Me- Ginness, D. Sheehan, Geo. W. Phelan, W. T. Howe, J. M. Nolan, J. Bockman, Delegate A. A. A., Direct- ors. Membership, 76.

ARION VEREIN. Location, 414 Pine street. Or- ganized for social and beneficial purposes. Business meetings every second Wednesday of each month. Singing section meets every Wednesday evening. Membership about two hundred. Officers-Fr. J. Plagemann, President; J. H. Sievers and Ed. Schnutenhaus, Vice-Presidents; F. R. Kummer, Recording Secretary ; W. Knopf, Financial Secretary ; G. Trittenbach, Treasurer.

ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR. Charles Lange, President; I. C. Layton, Vice- . President; Joseph Stewart, Second Vice-President; William L. Duncan, Secretary; Sydney J. Loop, Treasurer: W. H. Kurlbaum, J. C. Walker, John A. Cooper, A. McDonald, Trustees. Office, 22 O'Farrell street. J. B. More, Marshal. The Associa- tion meets second Thursday of each month.

BAY CITY WHEELMEN. Club house, 441 Golden Gate avenue. E. Fahrback, President; E. N. Creigh, Secretary; T. C. Dodge, Treasurer.

BEAR CLUB OF CALIFORNIA. Meets first and third Thursday evenings of each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Officers-Thomas W. Collins, President; A. W. Voorsanger, Ist Vice-President; R. D. Faulkner, 2d Vice-President; J. D. Brown, 3d Vice-President; N. E. Maison, 3569 Seventeenth street, Secretary: William G. Cue, Corresponding Secretary, 115516 Market street; O. A. Tolle, Treas- urer.

BOHEMIAN CLUB. Location, 130 Post street. In- corporated May 17, 1872. Number of members, in- cluding life, honorary, and army and navy, 740. Limit of regular active membership, 600. Meetings held second Tuesday in January, April, July and October. Officers-Vanderlynn Stow, President; Wm. G. Stafford, Vice-President Thomas M. Pen- nell, Secretary; Howard C. Houghton, Treasurer.

BREMERVOERDE VEREIN. Meets second Thursday at California Hall, 620 Bush street. Object-Social and beneficial. Carsten J. Hink, President; Henry J. Sicms, Secretary.

BUNKER HILL ASSOCIATION. Organized in 1860 to inculcate a feeling of patriotism and commemorate the anniversary of the ever eventful Battle of Bun- ker Hill, June 17th. Always celebrate the battle of Budker Hill on the 17th of June each year. William G. Badger, President; George W. Caswell, Secretary. Office 415 Sacramento street.

CALEDONIAN CLUB. Organized November 24, 1866. Incorporated August 26, 1871. Meets at Scottish Hall, 117 Larkin street, on the first and third Friday evenings of each month. Objects-Literary, social and athletic. Angus McLeod, Chief; A. M. Mac- pherson, First Chieftain; F. F. Finlay, Second Chief- tain; Andrew McNair. Third Chieftain; John W. Cameron, Fourth Chieftain; Dr. J. A. J. McDonald, Physician. Directors: Archibald Lauriston, D. H. Finnie, J. J. Cameron, J. P. McCormack and J. A. McLeod.

CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF MEDICINE. Organized September 26, 1891. (Successors to San Francisco Medical Benevolent Society, organized December 21, 1870, and incorporated February 23, 1871). Objects- To promote kindly professional and social inter- course among themselves and their professional brothers at large. The Literary Chapter has for its objects: First-The collection of a library. Second - The establishment of a museum. Third-The publication of a medical journal, or monographs on medical subjects, as the society may. from time to time, determine or order to be printed. Fourth- Reports of cases and the discussion of such medical subjects as shall be brought before the chapter. Number of members, sixty-eight. Regular meet- ings fourth Tuesday of each month at 1303 Van Ness avenue. Officers-President, D. W. Montgomery, M. D .; Treasurer, H. Kreutzman, M. D., Secretary ; Dr. Philip Mill Jones, 803 Sutter street.

CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED CYCLING CLUBS. Secre- tary's Office, 1911 Golden Gate avenue, San Fran- cisco. Includes all the Cycling Clubs in San Fran- cisco, San Jose, Oakland, Alameda, Sacramento and

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ATLAS ASSURANCE CO.

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Social Societies. CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

Social Societies.

Santa Rosa, also individual membership in Wash- ington, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona and California. Officers-Paul M. Nippert, President; J. A. Wood- Bon and T. D. Whitman, Vice-Presidents; Stanley G. Scovern, Secretary; T. G. Spillane, Treasurer; W. L. L008, Chairman Road Racing Committee: W. L. Loos. Chairman Track Racing Committee.

CALIFORNIA CAMERA CLUB. Location, Academy of Sciences Building, 819 Market street. President, Jas. W. Erwin; Secretary, H. B. Hosmer.

CALIFORNIA CYCLING CLUB. Parlor and gymna- Bium, southwest corner Twenty-second and Folsom streets. Directors' meeting first and third Mondays of each month, and members' meeting last Monday of each month. W. H. Reid, Recording Secretary, 344 Post street.

CALIFORNIA LAWN TENNIS CLUB. Location of grounds, southeast corner Bush and Scott streets. Five courts laid in bituminous rock perfectly smooth. Commodious clubrooms, dressing-rooms and all appertaining thereto. Limited membership of two hundred. Trained attendant at the courts every day in the month. Spectators are always wel- come. The courtesies of the club are extended to players residing out of San Francisco, through ap- plication to the Board of Directors, the length of time being limited to two weeks.

CALIFORNIA PIGEON AND HOMING SOCIETY. Meets first Saturday evening of each month at 632 Market street, room 13. H. F. Whitman, Secretary.

CALIFORNIA SCHUETZEN CLUB. Organized Jan- uary, 1876. Meets at Eintracht Hall, corner Twefth and Folsom streets, on the last Tuesday evening of each month. Membership 250. Albert Ehrenpfort, President; A. Rahwyler, Vice-President; O. Bremer, Treasurer; W. Nolden, Secretary.

CALLIOPEAN CLUB. Location. 1620 California street- Martin Triest, President: Charles S. Rosener, Secre- tary, 4 Sutter street.

CELTIC UNION. Composed of the County Leitrum Club, Harmony Alliance No. 15, of St. P. A. of A., St. Patrick's Mutual Alliance of California, Unity Alliance No. 14, of St. P. A. of A., Knights of St. Pat- rick. County Monaghan Club, Knights of the Red Branch, A. O. H. Division No. 10, Tyrone, Fermanagh and Donegal Benevolent Society, A. O. H. Division No. 9, Knights of Tara, Pacific Alliance No. 12. St. P. A. of A .. Gaelic Literary Society. Excelsior Alliance No. 11. St. P. A. of A., A. O. H. Division No. 3. Meets on the third Tuesday of each month at K. R. B. Hall, Mason and O'Farrell streets. Officers- M. J. Hart, President; B. Lee, Vice-President: Thomas F. Alford, Recording Secretary; M. J. Gorman. Financial Secretary.

CERCLE FRANCAIS. Location, 421 Post street. Or- ganized April 12, 1884; incorporated June 9. 1888. The membership is mostly composed of French merchants, a good number residing outside of San Francisco. The regular meetings take place on the second Thursday of each month. Membership, 170. J. Blum, President; Milton S. Eisner, Vice-Presi- dent: B. Reiss. Treasurer; Emile Levy, Secretary ; Wm. D. Newhouse. Chas. Green, Jacob Wollner, I. J. Aschheim and Achille Block. Directors.

CONCORDIA, THE. Location, southeast corner Post street and Van Ness avenue. Organized November, 1864. Leopold Michaels. President : H. G. W. Dinkel- spiel, First Vice-President: H. Sinsheimer, Second Vice-President; Leon H. Cook, Recording Secre- tary: Al Liebenthal. Financial Secretary; S. W. Heller, Treasurer. Board of Directors-Max Blum. Wm. Lewis, Henry Sachs, Simon Newman, Meyer L. Cabn. Meets third Tuesday in each month.

CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB. Headquarters aad club house, Tiburon, Marin county, Cal. Carl Wes- terfeld, Commodore; T. L. Miller, Secretary, Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, northeast corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets.

COSMOS CLUB. Location, 1534 Sutter street. Or- ganized April, 1881; incorporated July. 1883. Ob- ject-The promotion of social intercourse among its members. Officers-W. B. Bradford, President; J. P. Langhorne, Vice-President; H. P. Cottingham, Honorary Secretary; F. Reis, Jr., Treasurer. Direc- tors-J. O'B. Gunn. L. S. Pease, W. G. Dodd, E. A. Bresse, E. Peterson.

COUNTY LEITRIM SOCIAL CLUB P. M. McGushin, President, 2556 Geary street: R. J. O'Reilly, Vice- President, 18 Henry street; M. J. Moran, Secre- gary, 523 Howard street; John H. Dolan, Financial Secretary, 2 Tebama street; M. J. Moran, Record-

Ing Secretary, 523 Howard street; P. J. Meehan, Treasurer, 201 Second street. Meets first Friday of every month at Drew's Hall, 121 New Montgomery.

CRO88 COUNTRY CLUB. Organized January 15. 1890. For country walks and the exploration and enjoyment of the country in the vicinity of San Francisco. Walks every alternate Sunday. Strang- ers always welcome. Membership confined to men. John Thompson, President, 181 Fremont street; E. W Skelton, Vice-President, F. W. Geiger, Sec- retary and Treasurer, 4 Burritt street.

DANISH SOCIETY (Norden). Organized July, 1878. Object-To encourage social and dramatic entertain- ment. Club rooms, Marye Law Building, corner Market and City Hall avenue, rooms 23-24. Officers- H. Ravn, President; C. R. Thrane, Vice-President; A. Bertelsen, Treasurer: J. Sorensen, Correspond- ing Secretary; C. Christensen, Recording Secretary ; Chris. Nelsen, Librarian.

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC COAST. Organized 1881. Annual re- union and dinner second Thursday in April, San Francisco. Membership, 120. Officers-Thomas Flint, Jr., President; Ira G. Hoitt and John H. Waterman, Vice-Presidents: C. S. Wright, Treasurer; Sidney Worth, Member Executive Committee; T. A. Per- kins, Secretary.

DEUTSCHER KRIEGER VEREIN. Organized 1884. Membership 310, including shooting section and singing section. Meets on the first and third Wed- nesdays of each month at B. B. Hall, 121 Eddy street. Candidates for membership must have served in the army or navy of Germany. Officers-A. Redecker, President; H. Beckmann, Vice-President; Max Lengefeld, Corresponding Secretary; C. Paul, Fi- nancial Secretary: M. E. D. Gerdes, Treasurer; C. Kohler, Sergeant-at-arms. Trustees-H. Faust, C. Grapengeter. H. Kalthoff.

DOCTORS' DAUGHTERS. This association of mem- bers of the First Presbyterian Church occupies a peculiar and secluded field that is yet a crowded one. Generous and thoughtful in the scope of its volun- tary work, delicate in its movements and reticent with regard to its · beneficiaries, it refrains from stinging while aiding, and is quietly effectual without humiliating recipients of its favors. Doctors' Daugh- ters can supply uniformed waitresses for afternoon or evening; reliable women for general house-clean- ing; superior needle women in all branches; first- class upholsterer ($2 per day); delicious cakes for teas and luncheons, made by woman caterer (for address apply to telephone number East 472); compe- tent French teacher; teachers in English and music. Apply to Miss Alice Owens, 2101 California street Telephone West 790. Officers-Mrs. B. P. Horton. President; Mrs. Fred H. Green, First Vice-President ; Mrs. Edward Belcher, Second Vice-President; Miss Helen Hyde. Treasurer; Mrs. John R. Vail, Record- ing Secretary; Mrs. Charles Tuttle, Corresponding Secretary.

DOLPHIN SWIMMING AND BOATING CLUB. Organ- ized 1877; incorporated 1888. Meets second Wed- Desday of each month at 102 O'Farrell street. Boat house foot of Van Ness avenue. Officers-Joseph Laib, Jr., President: Fred Woerner, Vice-President: J. S. Earls, Recording Secretary; Frank C. Staib. Financial Secretary; Adam L. Schuppert, Treasurer; Alex. W. Pape, Captain.

DRY GOODS MEN'S ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRAN- cisco. Organized September 2, 1884. Membership, 300. Meets first and third Thursday evenings of each month at Alcazar Building. Officers .- E M. Wolf, President; W. Friedman, Vice-President; E. J. Der- van, Recording Secretary; George A. Brown, Finan- cial Secretary; Jacob Bowman, Treasurer; H. S. Hooe, Marshal.

FORUM CLUB OF CALIFORNIA. Organized Nov. 27. 1895. The regular lecture meetings will be held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month. from September to June. The other Wednesdays shall be known as club days, and the rooms shall be open to club members and their friends from 2 to 5 P. M. The objects of the club shall be literary cul- ture and social intercourse. Rooms, 228 Sutter street. Officers-President, Mrs. Jas. Dunn, 1218 Hyde street: Recording Secretary, Mrs. W. F. Mills, 2607 Fillmore street; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. J. A. Watt, 18 Devisadero street; Treasurer, Mrs. Granville Stewart, Sausalito.

GESELLSCHAFT TEUTONIA. Organized June 1, 1866. Location, Teutonia Hall, 1322 Howard street. This society is also a beneficial one. Meets every

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Social Societies.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Social Societies. 89

Thursday evening for social purposes, and for busi- ness matters every Tuesday evening, Officers- August Hildebrand, President; Fritz Hagemann, Vice-President; Ch. Herm Schreiber, Recording Sec- retary ; H. Thomas, Financial Secreary ; John Wehr, Corresponding Secretary ; W. Fahrenkrug, Treasurer. Trustees-Aug. Hildebrand, Fritz Hagemann, Theo- dore Dierks, Fritz Gehrke, H. Geilfuss.

HALCYON SOCIAL AND ATHLETIC CLUB. Gustave Schumann, President; William G. Mara, Secretary.

HARMONIE CLUB. Organized October 14, 1877. Club rooms, 421 Post street. It is organized for the purpose of improving the social, moral and mental condition of its members. Officers-J. D. Abrams, President; Samuel Ickleheimer, Vice-President; E. R. Galland, Treasurer; J. M. Marcuse, Secretary, 501 Front street.

HARVARD CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO. Officers- S. C. Bigelow, President; A. Comte, Jr., and M. C. Sloss, Vice-Presidents; J. S. Severance. Treas- urer; Richard C. Harrison, Secretary, office, 104 Crocker Building.

HESSEN VEREIN. Meets second Thursday at Cal- ifornia Hall, 620 Bush street. Officers - Anton Schoembs, President; Henry Schild, Secretary.

IROQUOIS CLUB. Organized September 9, 1883. In- corporated April 20, 1886. Meets at Pythian Castle. 909 Market street, every Friday. Object is to fur- ther the interests of the Democratic Party and pro- mote social intercourse among its members. Lewis F. Byington, President; William McMann, First Vice-President; M. H. Mead, Second Vice-President : D. J. Gordon, Recording Secretary; A. D. Pratt. Financial Secretary; W. H. Kline, Corresponding Secretary; P. J. Thomas, Treasurer; M. Barman. Collector; Louis Metzger, Chairman Board of Trustees.

KNICKERBOCKER MALE QUARTET. Office and studio, 318 Bush street. Telephone Main 5390. Her- bert Williams, first tenor; C. M. Elliot, second tenor; D. B. Crane, first bass; L. A. Larsen, second bass.

LINCOLN GUN CLUB. Meets second Friday of each month at 927 Mission street. E. Foster, Secretary.

LORING CLUB. This is the leading male voice singing society of San Francisco. It numbers 60 voices and has 250 subscribing members. Rehearsals are held at Druids' Hall. 413 Sutter street, every Mon- day evening. Four musical entertainments are given every season, beginning in June of each year. Officers -L. S. Sherman, President: Winfield S. Jones, Vice- President: W. C. Stadtfeld, Secretary; W. A. Muri- son, Treasurer; David W. Loring, Director.

MANHATTAN ATHLETIC CLUB. Organized Janu- ary, 1896. Over two hundred members have been enrolled. Instruction meetings are beld every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Board of Directors meet every Monday evening: regular monthly meeting of the Association on the first Monday of each month at their hall, 1331 Florida street.

MERCHANTS' CLUB. A social organization com- posed principally of wholesale merchants. Organized January 28. 1887. Rooms, Mutual Life Building, southeast corner California and Sansome streets, Officers-Chas. F. Tay, President; Jos. Sloss, Treas- urer; W. E. Erzgraber, Secretary; Chas. F. Tay, Jos. Sloss, V. C. Driffield, H. J. Crocker. B. C. Cuvellier, E. B. Cutter, Andrew Carrigan, Directors.

METHODIST SOCIAL UNION OF SAN FRANCISCO Office-1037 Market street. Officers-R. V. Watt President: William M. Abbott, I. J. Truman and Robert MeElroy, Vice-Presidents; C. B. Perkins, Secretary; Charles A. Maydwell, Treasurer. Meet- ings held at call of the President.

NEPTUNE SWIMMING AND BATHING CLUB. Or ganized February 21. 1877. Number of members, 45° Boathouse foot of Leavenworth street, North Beach. Boats, three four-oar barges. Colors, blue and white.

NORWEGIAN CLUB .- Organized November 20, 1894. Meets every Thursday at cor. of Market and City Hall avenue, over Good Fellows' Grotto.

OHIO SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA, Organized June 12. 1897. Meets second Wednesday of each month at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street. Objects: To pro-

mote social and fraternal union among its members, and to collect, preserve and diffuse information respecting the State of Ohio and its people. Mem- bership-Active: All white male persons over the age of 18 years of good moral character, natives of Ohio and residing in California. Associate: All white persons, either the wife, child or parent of an active member, or persons who have resided in the State of Ohio for at least five years, or natives of Ohio who do not reside in California. Honorary: All white persons who have rendered distinguished ser- vices to the Nation, State or society. Officers-Ben B. Haskell, President, 409 California street; H. A. Iddings, Treasurer, 1125 Fillmore street; Louis P. McCarty, Secretary, 2524 California street.

" OLD FRIENDS." Organized May 15, 1864. Meets second and fourth Wednesday nights of each month in Old Friends' Hall. 14 Third street. Objects: Pro- motion and cultivation of friendship, social inter- course and mutual assistance. President; J. E. Slinkey, Secretary; J. M. Rademaker, Treas- urer.

OLYMPIC CLUB. Location, 524 Post street. The largest and most complete organization of its char- acter in the world. Membership, 2500 adults and 256 juveniles. Large classes of ladies attend its gym- nasium for athletic training. The building erected by the club contains a magnificent swimming tank. and the parlors, halls, and various apartments are modern and beautiful in all their appointments. The club has extensive exercising grounds, with suitable special features and appliances, near Golden Gate Park. The Directors meet every Thursday night. Officers-J. C. Kirkpatrick, President; F. P. Mc- Lennan, Vice-President; J. W. Mullen, Secretary; H. B. Russ, Treasurer: J. A. Hammersmith, Leader; G. James, Captain. Directors-J. O'B. Gunn, E. F. Preston, H. V. Ramsdell, O. B. Burns, F. G. O'Kane.

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Crocker-Langley San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1899, Part 19

Author: Publication date: 1899 Publisher: San Francisco : H.S. Crocker Co. Number of Pages: 2164

Author:
Publication date: 1899
Publisher: San Francisco : H.S. Crocker Co.
Number of Pages: 2164