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Coopers No 65 -- Meet 2d and 4th Tuesdays, Labor Temple
Cracker Bakers No 125-Meets 3d Monday, Labor Temple
Cracker Packers' Auxiliary- Meet 1st and 3d Tues- days. 1524 Powell
Dredgemen No 72-Meet 1st and 3d Sundays, 105 Mar- ket
Electrical Workers No 6-Meet Wednesdays, 200 Guer- rero
Electrical Workers No 151-Meet Thursdays, 112 Va- lencia
Egg Inspectors-Meet 2d and 4th Wednesdays, Labor Temple
Elevator Constructors and Operators-Meet 1st and 3d Fridays. 200 Guerrero
Federal Employees No 1-Office, 746 Pacific bldg; meet Ist Tuesday, 414 Mason
Federation of Teachers No 61-Meet 2d Monday, 227 City Hall
Ferryboatmen's Union-Meet every other Wednesday, 59 Clay
Garage Employees-2d Thursday at Labor Temple
Garment Cutters-Meet 2d and 4th Thursdays, Labor Temple
Garment Workers No 131-Meet 1st and 3d Thurs- days at 5 p m, 2d at 8 p m, Labor Temple
Glove Workers-Meet Ist Tuesday, Labor Temple Grocery Clerks-Meet Ist Thursday, Labor Temple Hatters No 23-Jonas Grace, sec, 1114 Mission
Ice Drivers-V Hummel, sec, 3532 Anza ; meet 2d and 4th Mondays, Labor Temple
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers John Coward, sec, R D 1, Box 137, Colma, Cal; meets 1st and 3d Satur- days, Metropolitan Hall, So S F
Janitors No 9-Meet Ist and 3d Thursdays, Labor Temple
Label Section-Meets Ist and 3d Wednesdays, Labor Temple
Labor Council-Mects Fridays, Labor Temple
Laundry Drivers-Meet 2d and 4th Wednesdays, Labor Temple
Laundry Workers No 26-Meet 1st and 3d Monday:, Labor Temple
Letter Carriers-Thos P Tierney, sec, 635a Castro; meet ist Saturday, 414 Mason
Lithographers No 17-A W Dobson, sec, 134 Jules av; meet 2d and 4th Thursdays, California Hall, Polk and Turk
Longshore Lumbermen-Meet 1st and 3d Thursdays, Labor Temple
Machinists No 68-Meet Wednesdays, Labor Temple Mailers No 18-George Wyatt, sec, 3654 18th; meets 3d Sunday, Labor Temple
Marine Engineers No 49-Wednesdays at 110 Embar- cadero
Material Teamsters No 216-Meet Wednesdays, 200 Guerrero
Metal Polishers-Meet 1st and 3d Mondays, Labor Temple
Milk Wagon Drivers-Meet Wednesdays, Labor Temple Miscellaneous Employees No 110-Meet 2d and 4th Wednesdays, 218 4th; Jas Howle, sec
Molders No 164-Meet Tuesdays, Labor Temple
Molders' Auxiliary-Meets 1st Friday
Moving Picture Operators-Meet 2d and 4th Thurs- days, 230 Jones
Musicians No 6-Meet 2d Thursday ; C A Greenbaum, rec sec ; Ex Board, Tuesday, 230 Jones
Office Employees-Meet 2d and ith Wednesdays, Labor Temple. Office, 305 Labor Temple
Patternmakers-Meets 2d and 4th Fridays, Labor Temple
Pavers-Meet 1st Monday, Labor Temple
Paste Makers No 10567-Meet last Saturday, 441 Broadway
Photo Engravers-Meet Ist Monday, Labor Temple
Picture Frame Workers-W Wilgus, sec, 461 Andover ; meet 1st Friday, Labor Temple
Post Office Clerks-Meet 4th Thursday, Labor Temple Printing Pressmen-Office, 231 Stevenson; meet 2d Monday, Labor Temple
Professional Dressers No 17732-Meet 2d and 4th Mon- days, Labor Temple
Promotional League-Labor Temple
Rammermen-C M Gillen, sec, 811 Vienna; meet 2d Monday
Retail Clerks No 432-Meet 2d and 4th Wednesdays, 115 Golden Gate av
Retail Shoe Salesmen No 410-Meet Tuesdays, 273 Golden Gate av
Retail Delivery Drivers-Meet 2d and 4th Thursdays, Labor Temple
Riggers and Stevedores-Meet Mondays, 113 Steuart Sailors' Union of the Pacific-Meets Mondays, 59 Clay
Sailmakers -- Horace L Kelly, sec, 2558 29th av : meet 1st Thursday, Labor Temple
Sausagemakers-Emil Link, sec, 389 30th; meet 2d and 4th Thursdays, 3053 16th
Ship Clerks-10 Embarcadero
Shipwrights No 759-Meet 2d and 4th Thursdays, Labor Temple
Shipyard Laborers-Meet 1st and 3d Fridays, Labor Temple
Stationery Engineers No 64-Meet 1st and 3d Tues- days, 200 Guerrero
Stationery Firemen-Meet Tuesday, Labor Temple
Steam Fitters No 590-Meet Ist and 3d Wednesdays, Labor Temple
Steam Shovel Men No 29-Mert 1st Saturday, 268 Market
Stereotypers and Electrotypers-Meet 3d Sunday, Labor Temple
Stove Mounters No 61-Frank C Pine, sec, Newark, Cal Stove Mounters No 62-Geo Cochran, sec, 1215 E 18th, Oakland
Street Carmen, Div 518-Meet 2d and 4th Thursdays, Labor Temple
Tailors No 80-Office 416, 163 Sutter; meet 2d and 4th Mondays, Labor Temple
Teamsters No 85-Meet Thursdays, 536 Bryant
Theatrical Stage Employees-Office, 68 Haight ; meet Ist Saturday, Labor Temple
Trackmen -- Meet 4th Tuesday, Labor Temple
3d Typographical No 21-Office, 525 Market ; meet Sunday, Labor Temple
United Laborers No I-Meet Tuesdays, 200 Guerrera Upholsterers No 28-Meet Tuesdays, Labor Temple
Upholsterers and Trimmers Union No 3-Meets 2d and 4th Wednesday evening, California Hall, Polk cor Turk
Watchmen No 15689-E Counihan, sec. 106 Bosworth : meets 3d Thursday, Labor Temple
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Waiters No 30 -- Wednesdays, 3 p m, except last Wed- nesday at 8:30, 1256 Market
Waitresses No 48-Meet Ist and 3d Wednesdays at 8 p m, 2d and last 3 n m, 1171 Market Water Workers-Thos Dowd, sec, 214 27th; meet Ist Monday, Labor Temple
Web Pressmen-Meet 4th Sunday, Labor Temple
MILITARY National Guard of California
Friend W Richardson, governor and commander-in- chief ; F E Mittelstaedt, adj genl, 250th Coast Ar- tillery ; 3d Battalion, 159th Infantry ; 79th Infantry Brigade; 40th Signal Corps; State Armory, 1800 Mission
Military Order of the World War
A society composed of commissioned officers who served in the American and Allied armies and navies during the recent world war, San Francisco Chapter, meets in Civic Auditorium
Veterans' National Guard of California
Organized May 16, 1888; objects, to promote social reunion and good fellowship; to assist its members in all just claims, for the rights and benefits con- ferred upon them by the laws of the State of Cali- fornia, and to advance the interests of the National Guard; three years' service and honorable discharge in the National Guard of the State is a prerequisite of membership; meets on the 3d Wednesday in February, May, August and November at 1160 Eddy
independent Companies
These military organizations are independent of the National Guard of California, and for the most part are attached to some benevolent association.
Austrian Military and Benevolent Association-240 Golden Gate av; S Raicevich, sec, 425 Hayes
California Grays-Roy A Ibach, sec, Masonic Temple Nationals The Organized 1855; meets at 1160 Eddy
Monday evening; L F Winchell, capt ; C E Thomp- son, sec
Boy Scouts of America
San Francisco District Council-704 Market : Chas C Moore, pres ; Raymond O Hanson, executive League of the Cross Cadets
First Regiment-Established January 7th, 1894; re- gimental headquarters, 431 Duboce av, Col F J Grinley commanding, Capt J F Pinkham adjt
Loyal Legion, California Commandery-Call bldg
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS
Accountants Assn of San Francisco Inc-414 Mason Affiliated Catholic Charities-814, 995 Market ; Rev M R Power director
Alumni Assn College of Pharmacy of the University of California. Organized in 1882; meetings are held at Affiliated Colleges
American Assn of Engineers-952, 821 Market
American Assn of University Women-233 Post ; Stella Linscott pres
American Baptist Home Mission-15 Waverly pl
American Baptist Publication Society-1213, 785 Mar- ket
American Bible Society-250 Golden Gate av; A W Mill sec
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis- slona- 415 Phelan bldg
American Catholic Foreign Missions-1911 Van Ness av American Child Health Assn-21, 55 New Montgomery ; E E Thompson dir
American Commerce Assn-614, 68 Post
American Institute of Architecture-1001 Balboa bldg
American Institute of Banking-126 Post; J S Wilson sec
American Laymen's League-612, 760 Market
American Missionary Assn-419 Phelan bldg; G W Hinman sec
American Navigators League-104, 268 Market
American Protestant Alliance-3053, 16th; meets Ist, 2d and 3d Saturdays
American Railway Assn-415, 41 Sutter
American Red Cross-(San Francisco Chapter) Civic Auditorium ; Saml Knight chairman, Mrs M C Sioss v-chairman, Mrs Thuramn McMullin sec. W H Crocker treas, F E Boland counsellor, Capt T M Potts, U S N exec mgr
American Registered Pharmacists-619 Pacific bidg
American Rescue Workers-2644 Howard
American Shipmasters Assn of the Pacific Coast-112 Market
American Society of Marine Engineers-1010, 605 Mar- ket; W. H. Thille sec
American Society of Viviologists-703, 988 Market American Unitarian Assn-612. 760 Market
Anti-Saloon League (Northern California)-3 City Hall av; A H Briggs, state supt
Anti-Single Tax Assn of California-156 Montgomery
Apartment House Owners Exchange Assn-1604, 703 Market ; Margt Johnson sec
Apartment House Owners and Managers Assn, Inc- 309, 68 Post
Arizona Advisory Committee-938, 465 California
Art Assn of San Francisco-Chestnut cor Jones
Associated Boys Council-322. 681 Market
Associated Charities-1500 Jackson : Organized March 1888
Associated Property Owners of San Francisco-550 Montgomery
Association Against Prohibition Amendment-518, 593 Market
Association of Bonded Attorneys -- 69 Post
Association of the Army of the United States- - 862. 220 Montgomery
Association of Western Union Employees-527, 760 Market
Astronomical Society of the PaciAc-1315, 1 Mont- gomery ; Library is located in Sutro Library ; J D Galloway sec
Auto Accessories Credit Assn-807, 68 Post Auto Body Builders' Assn-742 McAllister
Automobile Electrical Assn-472 McAlister
Automobile Repairers Assn-472 McAllister
Bar Association of San Francisco-Organized April 20, 1872; Objects : To maintain the honor and dig- nity of the profession of the law, to increase its usefulness in promoting the due administration of justice, to cultivate social intercourse among its members, and to procure and maintain a library for their use; rooms, Chancery bldg. 564 Market, and 41 Sutter, Warren Olney jr, pres, G J Martin sec
Belgian Benevolent Society-1254 Market : meets Mon- day evening each month ; G J Marsily sec. All visit- ing Belgians are welcome
Belmont Country Club Properties Inc-65 Sutter Benevolent Society of the United States for the Prop-
agation of Cremation-143 Albion av ; meets every 4th Saturday
Better Business Bureau-2011 Palace Hotel, Georgia Palmer sec
B'nai B'rith Hall Assn-149 Eddy; meets 1st Monday in May ; H K Wolff pres, I J Aschheim sec
Board of Foreign Missions-508, 3 City Hall av Bothin Helping Fund-304, 604 Mission
Boy Scouts of America Natl Supply Station-902, 004 Mission ; A W Smith mgr
Boys Aid Society-460 Baker; C A Mudock pres, G C Turner supt
Boys Welfare Society of California-50 Oak; T J Murphy exec sec
Brick Manufacturers Assn-811, 55 New Montgomery ; E A Dixon sec
British American League-114 Mason; meets 1st and 3₫ Tuesdays
British Benevolent Society of California-Annual meet- ing 2d Tuesday in May at British Consulate General, 310 Sansome
Brotherhood Welfare Assn-490 6th
Building Owners and Managers Assn-406, 68 Post Organized in 1861 to In- Bunker Hill Assn-442 2d.
culcate a feeling of patriotism and commemorate the anniversary of the ever eventful Battle of Bunker Hill; always celebrated on the 17th of June; Burke Holladay pres ; G W Caswell sec
Bureau for the Handicapped-904, 604 Mission
Bureau of Psychological Examination-505, 821 Mar- ket
Business Bettermen Assn-148, 268 Market ; H E Moss sec
Butchers' Board of Trade-544, 821 Market
Cabinet Manufacturers Assn-546, 74 New Montgomery California Academy of Sciences-A private cooperation
organized April 4, 1853; supported chiefly by en- dowments, membership dues and special contribu- tions ; devoted to the promotion of education and the biological and physical sciences in all their branches ; maintains in Golden Gate Park a natural history Museum open every day from 10 a m to 5 p m and free to the public; has extensive research collections of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, insects, shells and other invertebrates, an herbarium particularly complete in exotics introduced into Cali- fornia ; conducts a course of free public lectures on popular science and educational subjects each Sun- day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Academy also main- tains the Steinhart Aquarium adjoining its Museum building, in which are displayed many kinds of fish and many aquatic animals, both fresh and salt water ; open every day from 10 a m to 5 p m and free to the public. Dr Barton Warren Everman. director of the Museum and of the Steinhart Aqua- rium, W W Sargeant, secretary, Museum, Golden Gate Park
California Almond Growers Exchange-311 California California Bakers' Assn-465 California ;W M Foley
California Bankers' Assn-628, 220 Montgomery ; F H Colburn sec
California Bean Dealers' Assn-405, 255 California : H P Dimond sec
California Bean Growers Assn-120 Battery, 4th fl ; C L Danly sec
California Bible Society-831 Monadnock bldg; meets 1st Thursday of each month; Benj Romaine pres ; J E White sec
California Canning Peach Growers-502, 244 California
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California Cattlemen's Assn-114 Sansome ; R M Hagen mgr
California Cherry Growers Assn-603, 525 Market ; F W Maddocks pres-mgr
California College of Pharmacy (Department of Phar- macy, U of €)-Parnassus and 2d avs
California Conference Epworth League-503, 3 City Hall av
California Conference Social Work-505a, 55 Mont- gomery ; Anita Eldridge sec
California Dairy Council-216 Pine
California Development Assn-Ferry bldg
California Dried Fruit Export Assn-605, 1 Drumm
California Electric Rallway Assn-307, 58 Sutter
California Electrical Bureau-447 Sutter ; V W Hart- ley exec sec
California Farm Bureau-802, 593 Market
California Farmers' Co-operative Assn-334, 510 Bat- tery
California Federation of Women's Clubs-Marlon Ber- tola pres; 642, 760 Market
California Football Assn-315, 870 Market; Wm Camp- bell sec
California Forest Protective Assn-74 New Mont- gomery ; S R Black sec-treas
California Foundrymen's Assn-611 Underwood bldg
California Geneological Society-Organized February 12, 1898; Incorporated January 19, 1921 ; office and library with Sutro branch of the California State Library, Public Library bldg, Civic Center ; meet- ings open to public in Assembly Hall
California Gold and Silversmiths' Assn-300 Post
California Golf Assn-465 California
California Grape Growers Exchange 308, 703 Market
California Growers and Shippers Protective League- 730, 85 2đ
California Hall Assn Co-Polk cor Turk
California Historical Society-408, 85 2d : C T Crocker pres ; T W Hubbard sec-treas
California Home Missionary Society-421. 760 Market California Hotel Assn-564 Market; J F Shea sec
California Inspection Rating Bureau-216 Pine; W A Chowen mgr; R A Whitaker sec
California Joint Immigration Committee-910, 785 Mar- ket ; V S McClatchy sec
California League of Independent Bankers-265, 220 Montgomery ; O G Chrisman sec
California League of Women Voters-301, 233 Post ; Mrs Carrie Hoyt sec
California Literature Society-1605 Baker
California Log and Mill Operators Assn-806, 16 Cali- fornia
California Material Dealers' Assn-Hearst bldg; F L Hatch sec
California Medical Assn-1016, 593 Market
California Metal Trades Assn-208, 116 New Mont- gomery ; F C Metcalf sec
California Metal and Mineral Producers' Assn-302, 519 California ; R I Kerr sec-treas
California Miners' Assn-1512 Hewes bldg ; J R Tyr- rell sec
California Motorade Service Assn-606, 1095 Market California Nurserymen's Assn-555, 760 Market
California Pear Growers Assn-216 Pine
California Plumbing Jobbers Credit Assn-424, 74 New Montgomery
California Prune and Apricot Growers Assn-Call bldg
California Redwood Assn-601, 24 California
California Retail Grocers and Merchants Assn-316, 461 Market
California Retall Hardware & Implement Assn-627, 112 Market
California Retail Lumbermen's Assn-625, 112 Market California Sanitation Development League-501, 55 New Montgomery
California School of Fine Arts-999 California ; main- tained by the association; teaches drawing, paint- ing, modeling in all their branches, decorative and commercial design, handicrafts and teachers' course California Shoe Retailers Assn-422, 821 Market
California Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Chil- dren-436 Kearny ; J M White sec: meets 2d Wed- nesday of each month at 11:30 a m
California State Association of Electrical Contractors and Dealers-Call bldg
California State Automobile Assn-1628 Van Ness av California State Board of Accountancy-620 Market
California State Board of Architecture 437 Phelan bldg
California State Board of Pharmacy-State bldg, Civic Center
California State Dental Assn-209 Post
California State Federation of Butchers-2940 16th
California State Federation of Labor-707, 525 Mar- ket
California State Floral Society-240 Golden Gate av California State Homeopathic Medical Society-205, 391 Sutter ; G E Manning MD sec
California State Mining Bureau-3d floor, Ferry bldg, San Francisco; this institution is the chief source of reliable information about the mineral resources and mining industries of California ; the museum now contains more than 20,000 specimens, carefully labeled and attractively arranged in show cases in a great, well-lighted hall, where they can be easily studied : the library contains about 5,000 volumes of selected works, in addition to the numerous pub- lications of the bureau; open daily, free to the public, from 9 a m to 5 p m, except Sundays and holidays; Saturdays from 9 a m to 12 m; Lloyd L Root, state mineralogist
California State Nurses Assn-743, 74 New Mont- gomery
California State Radio Assn-322, 821 Market
California Teachers' Assn-930, 760 Market
California Transfer & Storage Assn-310, 74 New Montgomery ; J F Vizzard sec
California Truck Owners Assn-310, 74 New Mont- gomery ; J F Vizzard sec
California Truth Center-721, 68 Post
California White and Sugar Pine Mirs Assu-600, 74 New Montgomery
California Wholesale Grocers' Assn-424, 525 Marke, ; R de H Ver Mehr sec
California Wholesale Potato Dealers Assn-603, 214 Front
California Wool Growers Assn-638, 114 Saginaw; W P Wing sec
Californian's Inc-140 Montgomery
Canners' League of California-423, 112 Market ; Pres- ton Mckinney v-pres-sec
Casualty Underwriters Board of California-354 Pine : T J A Tiedeman sec
Catholic Daughters of America-150 Golden Gate av
Catholic Knights of America-Meets 2d Sunday of each month at 1944 California; Dr J F Gibbon pres ; C J Nicholas sec
Catholic Ladies Aid Society-663, 821 Market ; Mrs A E Ward grand sec
Catholic Society for Befriending Girls-2344 Divis- adero
Catholic Truth Society-50 Oak
Central California Berry Growers Assn-510 Battery
Central and SPRR Employees' Mutual Benefit Assn- 65 Market
Cercle de L'Union-220 Post
Chinese-American Citizens Alliance (NSGS)-1044
Stockton ;W U Lum grand pres, H T Yip grand sec Chinese National Welfare Society-617 Clay
Christian Missionary Society of the Christian Church of Northern California-1209, 785 Market ; G L Lob- dell supt
Christian Science Committee on Publication-67, 166 Geary : Edgar McLeod sec
Civic League of Improvement Clubs and Associations- 807, 220 Montgomery ; G W Gerhard sec
Colored Marine Employees Benevolent Assn of the Pacific-72 Natoma
Commercial Artists Assn-220 Post
Community Chest of San Francisco-Executive office, 55 New Montgomery ; P H Davis exec sec
Congregational Ministers Relief Society-421, 760 Mar- ket
Consolidated Press Assn-512 Mission
Contractors' Assn of Northern California-1009, 625 Market ; E G Lloyd sec
Contractors' Indemnity Exchange of California-1009, 625 Market
Cooks' Association of the Pacific Coast-172 Golden Gate av; John Toulze mgr
Council of Jewish Women-436 O'Farrell ; Mrs Dora Citron sec
Council of Social & Health Agencies-515, 55 New Montgomery ; Mabel Weed sec
Crab Fishermen's Protective Assn-Meigg's Wharf ; Giralano Amenta sec
Croatian Unity of the Pacific-560, 821 Market
Dahlia Society of California-1125 Fillmore; J W Davies pres
Dalmatian Benevolent Society-3053 16th
Danish Society-2174 Market
Danmark Branch No 2 of Dania-44 Page; Meets Thursday evenings
Daughters of California Pioneers-5 Pioneer pl ; meet- ings held Ist and 3d Mondays at 2 p m September Ist to June 1st at Pioneer hall
Daughters of Norway-44 Page
Deborrah Mutual Benevolent Soclety-1739 Fillmore Dental Department of the University of California- Affiliated Colleges blug, Parnassus av and Arguello blvd
Deutscher Verein Von San Francisco-615 Polk
Divisadero Street Merchants Assn-1150 Divisadero
Down Town Assn of San Francisco-85 Post; J M Cumming sec
Draymen's Assn-310, 74 New Montgomery; J F Vizzard sec
Dried Fruit Assn of California-1 Drumm; D K Grady sec
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Eagles Hall Assn-273 Golden Gate av ; C F Williams supt
Electrical Contractors and Dealers Assn -- 522, 74 New Montgomery ; E E Browne sec
Electrical Credit Assn of the Pacific Coast-544 Mar- ket
Employing Lithographers Assn-922, 681 Market; W T Yeazell sec
English Speaking Union -- 465 Post
Eureka Benevolent Society-Office, 436 O'Farrell; Dr S C Kohn supt
Far Western Travelers Assn-449 Powell; S C Lane chairman
Federal Dispensary Tax Reduction League Inc-311, 760 Market
Federated Manufacturers Corp-239. 905 Mission
Federated Poultry Assn of California-525 Market ; G H Croley pres
Federation of Jewish Charities of San Francisco-436 O'Farrell ; M H Levy sec
Fillmore Merchants & Improvement Assn-1724 Fill- more ; C C Levy sec
First Serbian Benevolent Society-44 Page; meets Ist and 3d Wednesdays
Foreign Commerce Assn of the Pacific Coast-255 California ; H P Dimond chairman
Foreign Credit Interchange Bureau Pacific Coast Div National Assn of Credit Men-601, 85 2d
Francesco Relief Society-Meetings are held every Wednsday morning at 2130 Fulton; incorporated April 25, 1898. Although the society has been en- gaged in relief work since 1878, its object is to assist the deserving poor. The membership is com- posed of honorary and active members
Franklin Mutual Building and Loan Assn-995 Market Franklin Printing Trades Assn-Call bldg
French Ladies Benevolent Society-Meets 1st and 3d Thursday at 1535 Jackson
French Mutual Benevolent Society-Meets 2d and 4th Monday of each month, French Hospital, 5th and Geary
Gaelic Athletic Assn-Sunday evenings at 1133 Mis- sion
Garage Owners Assn-472 McAllister
Garibaldi Guard-441 Broadway
Gastronomic Assn of San Francisco-4th fi 15 Stock- ton
Get Acquainted Society - Fillmore at Geary ; W T Gordon mgr
Girls Friendly Society Lodge-1534 Sutter
Golden Gate Kindergarten Assn-570 Union ; Organ- ized October 6, 1879 ; incorporated October 6, 1884 ; its object is the establishment and maintenance of free kindergartens in San Francisco, and the sus- taining of a free normal training school for kinder- gartners; Virginia Fitch pres; Mrs Dixwell Daven- port sec ; Anna M Stovall supervisor
Grade Teachers' Assn-333 Kearny
Green Coffee Assn of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce-405, 255 California ; H P Dimond sec.
Half Moon Bay Coastside Artichoke Growers Assn- 327, 510 Battery
Harmony-1274 Vermont
Hebrew Burial Assn-1117 Buchanan
Hebrew Free Loan Assn-Grove sw cor Buchanan
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society-149 Eddy ; I J Aschheim sec
Hellenic-American Assn-1035b Market : Jas Zaglaris sec
Helpers of the Holy Souls-204 Haight
Hessen Verein (S F Hessen Unstutz Verein)-Meets 2d and 4th Thursday at California House, Turk and Polk
Holland Society of California, Inc-172 Golden Gate av
Homeopathic Dispensary and Clinic-185 Haight
Homeopathic Foundation of California-205, 391 Sut- ter
Hotel Greeters of San Francisco-545 Post
Importers' and Exporters' Assn of San Francisco-405, 255 California ; H P Dimond chairman
Importers & Manufacturers Assn-602, 717 Market; M Emanuel mgr
Ina Coolbrith Circle-Formed for the study of Call- fornia literature, the perpetuation of Californian literary memories and recollections ; meets 4th Sun- day each month at 2 p m at 112 Lyon; C B Tur- rill pres, 57 Sanchez
Indian Board of Co-Operation-319, 3 City Hall av Indian Defense Assn of Central and Northern Cali- fornia-1010, 220 Montgomery
Industrial Assn of San Francisco-605 Market, 12th fl; A E Boynton managing dir
Industrial Relations Assn of California-511, 870 Mar- ket
Institute of Chartered Accountants-906. 625 Market Insurance Federation of California-433 California · International Accountants Society-725, 681 Market International Geneva Assn-Office 151 Mason
International Law Assn-302, 251 Kearny
Interstate Freight Auditing Service 403, 693 Mission
Itallan Benevolent Society-605 Washington; Jos Clv- inni sec
Italian Board of Relief Inc-550 Montgomery
Japanese. Assn of America-381 Bush
Japanese Young Women's Christian Assn-1826 Sutter Jewish Committee for Personal Service in State In-
Stitutions-436 O'Farrell ; H J Sapper exec sec
Juvenile Protective Assn-995 Market
Korean National Assn-1516. 995 Market
Ladles' Sodality of St. Ignatius Church -- 2130 Fulton ; meets 2d Sunday of each month, 2:30 p m
Latin Bakers' Union Club Inc-408 Broadway
Laundry Owners' Assn of San Francisco-1231 Mar- ket
Laundry Owners' Exchange of San Francisco-317. 1095 Market
Laurel Hill Cemetery Assn-Presidio av opposite Bush
League for the Conservation of Public Health-610 Balboa bldg
League of California Municipalities-564 Market
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