San Francisco (San Francisco County, Calif.) city directory, 1910, Part 9

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Magnolia, No. 41. Meets every Monday at A. O. U. W. Hall, 548 Haight street.

Washington, No. 60. Meets every first and third Wednesday at A. O. U. W. Hall, 548 Haight street.

Burns, No. 68. Meets every first and third Thursday at Druids Hall, 611 La- guna street.

St. John, No. 73. Meets every Thurs- day at A. O. U. W. Hall, 548 Haight street.

Excelsior, No. 126. Meets every Wed- nesday at 2337 Mission street.

Bay View, No. 159. Meets every first and third Friday at Corinthian Hall, South San Francisco.

Friendship, No. 179. Meets every sec- ond and fourth Wednesday at A. O. U. W. Hall, 548 Haight street.

Triumph, No. 180. Meets every Tues- day at 680 McAllister street.

Noe Valley, No. 185. Meets every Tuesday evening.

Alta, No. 242. Meets every Tuesday evening at Mangel's Hall, Twenty-fourth and Folsom streets.

Liberty, No. 344. Meets every Tues- day at Wolf's Hall, Ocean View.

Phoenix, No. 380. Meets every Fri- day at A. O. U. W. Hall, 548 Haight street.

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Degree of Honor, A. O. U. W. Silver Spray, No. 3. Meets every Thursday evening at A. O. U. W. Hall, 548 Haight street.

Forget-me-not, No. 106. Meets every Saturday at A. O. U W. Hall, 548 Haight street.

Past Masters' Association. Meets on the first Tuesday of each month at A. O. U. W. Hall, 548 Haight street.

San Francisco A. O. U. W. Board of Relief. Meets first and third Thursday of each month.

BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE

ORDER OF ELKS.

San Francisco Lodge, No. 3. Meets every Friday evening at 540 Powell, be- tween Bush and Sutter streets. G. J. McGregor, E. R .; Herman Kohn, Secre- tary, 540 Powell street; John H. Dum- brell, Treasurer.

CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA. St. Mary's Branch, No. 437. Meets second Sunday of each month at 1944 California street. Dr. J. F. Gibbon, President; C. J. Nicholas, Recording Secretary.

DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

California Chapter. Meets at resi- dences of the members September to May, inclusive. Mrs. C. Elwood Brown, Regent, 23 Presidio avenue.

Puerta del Oro Chapter. Meets sec- ond Tuesday of each month at 1000 Green street.

California Chapter. Meets second

Tuesday of each month. Mrs. Yates

Davenport, Regent; Mrs. S. Walker,

Vice-Regent, 2015 Franklin street; Mrs. H. L. Dodge, Second Vice-Regent.

DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFEDERACY Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter, No. 79, United Daughters of the Confed- eracy. Mrs. William B. Prichard, Presi- dent, 2835 Sacramento street; Mrs. George Theobold, Secretary, 3672 Sac- ramento street. Ten meetings yearly at residences of members.

FORESTERS OF AMERICA.

The objects of this order are to unite fraternally all white males of good character between the ages of eighteen and fifty years, to aid its sick members, bury its dead, give relief to their wid- ows and orphans, to find employment for the unemployed members, and all other benevolent purposes. There are one hun- dred and seventy Courts in this State, with a membership of 20,685, also auxiliaries, which are known as Knights of Sherwood Forest, Companions of the Forest of America and Junior Courts.

The Supreme Head of the Order is known as the Supreme Court, and was organized in Minneapolis on August 15, 1889, they having on that day seceded from the Ancient Order of Foresters, whose Supreme Head is in England. The Supreme Court meets biennially and the next session will be held in De- troit, Michigan, on the last Tuesday in August, 1911.

The Supreme Court comprises 1,879 Courts, with a total membership in the United States of 232,450 members.

The Grand Court of California was instituted on November 20. 1889, and the officers for the years 1910-1911 are as follows: Junior Past Grand Chief Ranger, Leo Kaufmann, San Francisco;

Grand Chief Ranger, William H. Dona- Favs a hue, Oakland; Grand Sub-Chief Ranger

Com John Castera, Los Angeles; Grand Treas- Third urer, Frank Conklin, San Francisco Fourth Cour

Grand Secretary, Joseph B. Reboli, Oak- land; Grand Recording Secretary, A. J

und f Cronin, Santa Clara; Grand Senior Wood-Hall. ward, James G. Quinn, Oakland; Grand Junior Woodward, William M. Klinger Com and th San Francisco; Grand Senior Beadle Com W. H. Curson, Woodland; Grand Junior nd t Beadle, George D. Secord, Napa; Grandouth Trustees, P. G. Sheehy, Watsonville Cour Jno. O'Callaghan, San Francisco; Miltonand for M. Davis, San Francisco; F. Nogues, Loffcean Angeles; A. M. Fredericks, Hanford Grand Secretary's office, 401-2-3 Gran and thi Cour Building. Next meeting of the GrandHall, 1 Court will be held in Nevada City, Cal. Cour first Tuesday in May, 1911.

and th Forty-two Courts and three Junio: street. Courts meet in the City and County o: Court San Francisco.

Court Robin Hood, No. 1. Meets sec eenth ond and fourth Tuesdays at Polito Hall Court 3265 Sixteenth street. And thi

Court Aurora, No. 2. Meets second andPowell fourth Wednesdays at Faust Hall, 4 Eddy street.

Court America, No. 3. Meets secon and fourth Thursdays, Potrero Oper: Hall.

Court California, No. 4. Meets second lodge and fourth Wednesdays at 2121 Marke street.

Court Golden Gate No. 5. Meets sec treet. ond and fourth Tuesdays at 566 Fulto: street.

Court San Francisco, No. 7. Meet first and third Tuesdays at Polito Hal 3265 Sixteenth street.

Court Bay City, No. 11. Meets secon and fourth Thursdays at Fidelity Hal 1530 Ellis street.

Court Eucleian, No. 13. Meets firs and third Thursdays at 3265 Sixteenth street.

Court Eclipse, No. 14. Meets ever Monday at 1530 Ellis street.

Court Hubertus. No. 15. Meets ever Friday at Faust Hall, 44 Eddy street.

Court Justice, No. 16. Meets secon and fourth Thursdays at New Era Hal 2121 Market street.

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Court Inter Nos, No. 18. Meets firs and third Tuesdays at Excelsior Hal 2337 Mission street.

Court Golden West, No. 20. Meets firs and third Thursdays at 222 Van Nes avenue.

Court Zenith, No. 21. Meets first an third Wednesdays at 2174 Market stree Court Defiance, No. 23. Meets Thurs days at B. B. Building, 408 Van Nes avenue.

Court Stanford, No. 27. Meets secon and fourth Tuesdays at Veteran's Hal 431 Duboce avenue.

Court Magnolia, No. 29. Meets secon and fourth Fridays at 566 Fulton stree

Court Golden Era, No. 36. Meets sed ond and fourth Wednesdays at 1530 Elli street.

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Court Mayflower, No. 41. Meets sed ond and fourth Tuesdays at 2121 Marke street.

Court Bonita, No. 43. Meets Monday at Mangel's Hall, Twenty-fourth an Folsom streets.

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Court Seal Rock, No. 45. Meets Thurs- ays at 3345 Market street.

Court Acme, No. 51. Meets first and hird Fridays at Mangel's Hall, Twenty- ourth and Folsom streets.

Court Palo Alto, No. 53. Meets second nd fourth Wednesdays at Harmony [all, 408 Van Ness avenue.

Court Columbia, No. 55. Meets first nd third Thursdays at Schuberts Hall. Court Live Oak, No. 67. Meets first Ind third Thursdays at Masonic Hall, outh Fourteenth and Railroad avenue.

Court Farallone, No. 71. Meets second nd fourth Wednesdays at Wolf's Hall, cean View.

Court Barbarossa, No. 79. Meets first nd third Thursdays at King Solomon's [all, 1745 Fillmore street.

Court Richmond, No. 86. Meets first nd third Wednesdays at 2269 Market anione treet.

Court Independence, No. 104. Meets hursdays at St. Helen Hall, 2089 Fif- secreenth street.

Court Ferruccio, No. 132. Meets first nd third Tuesdays at K. of P. Hall, 1524 andpowell street.

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Court Sutro Heights, No. 136. Meets rst and third Wednesdays at King olomon's Hall, 1745 Fillmore street.

cond pera Court General Lawton, No. 171. Meets econd and fourth Wednesdays at Roma odge Hall, 1524 Powell street.

cond irk Court Sunflower, No. 187. Meets first nd third Thursdays at 2121 Market treet. sec ilton Court Point Lobos, No. 203. Meets rst and third Wednesdays at Richmond Iasonic Hall, 309 Fourth avenue. leets Hall. Court James G. Blaine, No. 207. Meets rst and third Wednesdays at New Era [all, 2121 Market street. cond Hall Cour de France, No. 212. Meets first nd third Wednesdays at 1530 Ellis treet.

Court Laguna Honda, No. 227. Meets rst and third Thursdays at Foresters fall, I street near Eleventh avenue, Sun- et District.

Court University Mound, No. 232. leets first and third Wednesdays at San runo Improvement Club Hall.

Junior Court Pride of California, No. 1. Ieets second and fourth Wednesdays at 43 Van Ness avenue.

Junior Court Young America, No. 2. Ieets first and third Thursdays at Po- rero Opera Hall.

Junior Court Golden West, No. 3. Ieets first and third Wednesdays at 925 lolden Gate avenue.

COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST OF AMERICA.

The Companions of the Forest of America is the recognized ladies' branch cond Hal f the Foresters of America. This branch as the power of making its own laws without interference from the parent cond organization, and is under the control

reet f the Supreme Circle. The next meet- se ng of the Supreme Circle will con- Ellis ene in Albany, New York.

eets ash Grand Circle of California. Organized anuary 28, 1888. Officers for the year nding May 2, 1911: Miss Essie Kragen, r. Past Grand Chief Companion, San firs Tally sec rke Francisco; Mrs. Lillian Powers, Grand 'hief Companion, Woodland; Miss Agnes ). Bremer, Grand Financial Secretary, Alameda; Mrs. Jessie C. Simpson, Grand Recording Secretary, Sonora; Mrs. Delia . Spellman, Grand Treasurer, Colma; days and

Ir. M. Levy, Grand Supervisor on By- aws, San Francisco; Mrs. Emeline Zei-

sing, Grand Marshal, San Francisco; Mrs. Martha Taylor, Grand Right Guide, Los Angeles; Mrs. Flora Solomon, Grand Left Guide, Vallejo; Mrs. Kate V. Bon- ney, Grand Inner Guard, Stockton; Mrs. Hattie M. Clark, Grand Outer Guard, Chico; Mrs. R. Kemp van Ee, Grand Or- ganist, San Francisco; Mrs. Lulu Leh- man, Grand Trustee, Oakland; Mrs. Lilla Bisbee, Grand Trustee, Angels Camp; Mrs. L. Meyers, Grand Trustee, San Francisco; Mrs. E. A. Harrington, Ala- meda; Mrs. E. I. Drendell and Mrs. E. J. Levy, San Francisco, Grand Auditors.

Grand Financial Secretary's office, 823 Central avenue, Alameda.

The next meeting of the Grand Circle will convene on Tuesday, May 2, 1911, at Nevada City.

There are seventy-eight Circles in the State, twenty-one of which are in this city, as follows:

Excelsior Circle, No. 2. Meets every Tuesday at 1620 Fifteenth street.

Bay City Circle, No. 11. Meets sec- ond and fourth Monday at 1739 Fillmore street.

Golden Gate Circle, No. 23. Meets first and third Tuesday at 1638 Eddy street.

Loreley Circle, No. 26. Meets first and third Friday at 3265 Sixteenth street.

Live Oak Circle, No. 29. Meets sec- ond and fourth Tuesday at 3265 Six- teenth street.

Robin Hood Circle, No. 58. Meets sec- ond and fourth Tuesdays at 1638 Eddy street.

Mizpah Circle, No. 100. Meets sec- ond and fourth Tuesday in Potrero Op- era House. Tennessee street.

Golden Era Circle, No. 103. Meets first and third Friday at 3265 Sixteenth street.

Bonita Circle, No. 104. Meets first and third Wednesday at Mangel's Hall, Twenty-fourth and Folsom streets.

Pride of the Forest Circle, No. 204. Meets first and third Thursday in Lau- rel Hall, Seventh and Railroad avenue. South San Francisco.

Inter Nos Circle, No. 215. Meets second and fourth Tuesday at 3265 Six- teenth street.

San Francisco Circle, No. 267. Meets first and third Thursday in Mangel's Hall, Twenty-fourth and Folsom streets.

Ferruccio Circle, No. 452. Meets first and third Thursday in Roma Lodge Hall, Powell street, between Vallejo and Green streets.

Martha Washington Circle, No. 459. Meets second and fourth Thursday at 343 Van Ness avenue.

New Century Circle, No. 513. Meets every Monday at 3265 Sixteenth street.

James G. Blaine Circle, No. 615. Meets second and fourth Tuesday at 3265 Six- teenth street.

Osceola Circle, No. 776. Meets first and third Wednesday at 3265 Sixteenth street.

Farallone Circle, No. 817. Meets first and third Thursday in Wolf's Hall, Ocean View.

Laguna Honda Circle, No. 898. Meets every Tuesday in Foresters' Hall, I street, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues.

Point Lobos Circle, No. 899. Meets first and third Friday, Masonic Temple, First avenue and Clement street.

Sylvia Circle, No. 1017. Meets second and fourth Thursdays at 2570 San Bruno avenue.

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INDEPENDENT ORDER B'NAI B'RITH

District Lodge, No. 4. Isaac Swett, Grand President, Portland, Or .; I. J. Aschheim, Grand Secretary, San Fran- cisco; Joseph L. Goldsmith, Treasurer. Annual meeting on the third Sunday in February at B'nai B'rith Building, 149 Eddy street.

B'nai B'rith Endowment Fund Asso- ciation. Max Goldberg, President; I. J. Aschheim, Secretary. Meets second Monday of each month.

B'nai B'rith Hall Association. Edmund Tauszky, President; I. J. Aschheim, Sec- retary. Meets at call of the chair.

San Francisco Board of Relief, I. O. B'nai B'rith. Meets at B'nai B'rith Hall on the first and third Sunday of each month. Max Moses, Secretary.

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

Red Men's Hall, 240 Golden Gate avenue. There are one hundred and fifty Tribes in this State. The following meet in San Francisco:

Manzanita, No. 4. Meets every Wed- nesday at 925 Golden Gate avenue.

Miantonomah, No. 9. Meets every Tuesday at 240 Golden Gate avenue. Pohonachie, No. 10. Meets first and third Monday at 240 Golden Gate avenue. Pocahontas, No. 11. Meets every Fri- day at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

Sotoyome, No. 12. Meets every Thurs- day at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

Seminole, No. 54. Meets every Wed- nesday at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

Modoc, No. 57. Meets every Thursday at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

Winnemucca, No. 61. Meets every Friday at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

Osceola, No. 71. Meets every Monday at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

White Eagle, No. 72. Meets every Tuesday at Potrero avenue, near Twenty- fourth street.

Bald Eagle No. 75. Meets every Fri- day at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

Arapahoe, No. 76. Meets every Friday evening at 3265 Sixteenth street.

Montezuma, No. 77. Meets every Tues- day at 68 Haight street.

Shoshone, No. 78. Meets first and third Wednesday at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

Altahmos, No. 87. Meets every Wed- nesday at 240 Golden Gate Av.

Monadnock, No. 100. Meets every Fri- day at 3009 Sixteenth street.

Yosemite, No. 103. Meets every Fri- day at 240 Golden Gate avenue. Seneca, No. 104. Meets every Wed- nesday at 441 Broadway. Nez Perces, No. 117. Meets every Thursday at 240 Golden Gate avenue. Mohican, No. 119. Meets every Tues- day at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

Manitou, No. 128. Meets every Mon- day at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

Wellopi, No. 133. Meets every Thurs- day at Duvenix Hall. Walla Walla, No. 141. Meets every Thursday at 1739 Fillmore street.

Calumet, No. 149. Meets every Mon- day at 240 Golden Gate avenue. Chickasaw, No. 153. Meets every Thursday at 1620 Fifteenth street.

Wyandotte, No. 158. Meets every Tues- day at 925 Golden Gate avenue.

Piute, No. 161. Meets every Wednes- day at Potrero Opera House.

Umatilla, No. 182. Meets every Tues- day at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

Sakima, No. 210. Meets at 1739 Fill- more street.

DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.

There are forty-nine Councils in the State and the following meet in San Francisco:

Alfarata Council, No. 10. Meets every Friday at 3265 Sixteenth street.

Matoaka Council, No. 18. Meets every first and third Wednesday at 1620 Fif- teenth street.

Kahweah Council, No. 24. Meets every Tuesday at Franklin Hall. Potomac Council, No. 26. Meets every Wednesday at Polito Hall.

Oneida Council, No. 27. Meets every Thursday at 3265 Sixteenth street.

Ramona Council, No. 28. Meets every Tuesday at Twin Peaks Hall, Seven- teenth and Noe streets.

Wahnita Council, No. 35. Meets every Monday at Metropolitan Hall.

Mohican Council, No. 42. Meets every Thursday at 566 Fulton street.

Seneca Council, No. 44. Meets every Monday at 3265 Sixteenth street.

Manzanita Council, No. 49. Meets every Friday at 925 Golden Gate avenue.

Seminole Council No. 68. Meets every Monday at 240 Golden Gate avenue.

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Department of California and Nevada. Organized April 15th, 1867. Headquar- ters Los Angeles, Cal. Department Com- mander, W. S. Daukenspeck, Long Beach, Cal .; Assistant Adjutant-General, H. Z. Osborne, Los Angeles.

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Lincoln Post, No. 1. Meets every Thursday evening at Hamilton Hall, Arg corner of Geary and Steiner streets. day E. H. Black, Commander; C. J. Hand- street ley, Adjutant.

George H. Thomas Post, No. 2. Meets at Oa first and third Tuesday evenings at Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and Stei- Wed

Gol ner streets. George W. Merrill, Com- avenu mander; John H. Roberts, Adjutant.

James A. Garfield Post, No. 34. Meets every Wednesday evening at 1014 Fill- more street. A. Sorensen, Commander; J. Karminsky, Adjutant.

Gen. George G. Meade Post, No. 48. Meets first and third Tuesday evenings at corner Mission and Fifteenth streets. Fred A. Hunt, Commander; W. F. Howe, Adjutant.

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WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.

Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic.

Department officers-Ella Van Horne, Los Angeles, Department President; Jennie Heffelinger, Los Angeles, Depart- ment Secretary; Geneva Algie, Alham- bra, Department Treasurer.

Lincoln Relief Corps No. 3. Meets Buildin every Thursday evening at Hamilton The

Hall, corner of Geary and Steiner Cal., in Chief R streets. Mary E. Handley, President 1022 Masonic avenue; Emma A. Wheeler Secretary, 27 Homestead street; Carrie San Er The W. Dibble, Treasurer, 2824 Pierce street

Garfield Relief Corps, No. 21. Meets at 1014 Fillmore street second and Clara fourth Monday evenings. Sarah Edell, President, 693 Fell street; Mary Simon

Leaven Court Secretary, 2755 Laguna street; Lydia J. Adams, Treasurer, 291 Chattanooga street.

Meade Relief Corps, No. 61. Meets at Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and Steinen Howard streets, first and third Tuesday even- ings. Emma Frericks, President, 127 Clipper street; Bessie Johnson, Secre- tary, 248 Scott street; Georgiana Howe Meets en Treasurer, 504 Hill street.

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Department Officers-Department Pres- ident, Anna E. Thompson, Los Angeles; Department Secretary, Belle Ingram, Los Angeles; Department Treasurer, Belle S. Herr, Sacramento.

Seven Pines Circle, No. 3. President, Harriet C. Finch, 123 Twenty-second avenue; Secretary, Julia Graham, 3885 Twenty-fifth street. Meets Monday even- ings at 2174 Market street.

Mckinley Circle, No. 31. President, Lutie Schaplin; Secretary, F. Gozette, 1958 Buchanan street. Meets at 506 Sanchez street, first and third Wednes- days.

Thomas Circle, No. 32. Meets at Mis- sion Masonic Hall, Mission street, be- tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets, first and third Tuesday after- noons. President, Bessie Johnson, 248 Scott street; Secretary, Luzerne Dean, 3988 Army street.

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

San Francisco Aerie, No. 5. Meets every Friday evening at Eagles' Hall. Gus Pohlmann, Secretary. Golden Gate Aerie, No. 61. Meets every Monday evening at 172 Golden Gate avenue. B. F. Hanlon, Secretary.

THE FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. Headquarters, 321 Pacific Building. R. Newel Chappel, District Manager.

LODGES.

Argonaut, No. 710. Meets every Tues- day at Santa Calra Hall, Leavenworth street and Golden Gate avenue.

Aurora, No. 328. Meets every Friday at Oakwood Hall, 1805 Devisadero street. Golden Gate, No. 426. Meets every Wednesday at Richmond Hall, Fourth avenue and Clement street.

Mission, No. 296. Meets every Thurs- day at Excelsior Hall, Mission street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.

Phoenix, No. 573. Meets every Wednes- day at Aloha Hall, Twentieth and Guer- rero streets.

San Francisco, No. 69. Meets every Thursday at Veterans' Hall, 431 Duboce avenue.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FOR-

ESTERS.

The Supreme Court is located at Tor- onto, Canada. Hon. Elliott G. Steven- son, Supreme Chief Ranger; R. Mathi- son, Supreme Secretary.

The office of the High Court of North- ern California, located at 223 Pacific Building, San Francisco.

The High Court will meet in San Jose, Cal., in 1910, at the call of the High Chief Ranger.

The following Courts are located in San Francisco:

Court Golden Gate, No. 603. Meets second and fourth Friday at Santa Clara Hall, Golden Gate avenue and Leavenworth street.

Court San Francisco, No. 822. Meets second and fourth Tuesday at Excelsior Hall, Nineteenth and Mission streets.

Meets Court Yerba Buena, No. 913. and every Tuesday at Twenty-fourth Howard streets."

Court Diana, No. 1133. Meets every Thursday at 412 Noe street.

Court Southern Heights, No. 1150. Meets every Tuesday at Woodmen's Hall, Seventeenth street near Mission street.

Court Mission, No. 1369. Meets sec- ond and fourth Thursday at Polito Hall, 3265 Sixteenth street.

Court Noe Valley, No. 1729. Meets second and fourth Tuesday at Duve- neck's Hall.

Court Seal Rock, No. 3041. Meets sec- ond and fourth Monday at 321 Devisa- dero street.

Court Precita, No. 3398. Meets second and fourth Wednesday at Mission Ma- sonic Hall.

Court Alcyone, No. 3515. Meets first Friday at Dr. Rottanzi's, 135 Belvedere Court Acacia, No. 3742. Meets first and third Mondays at 321 Devisadero street.

Court Point Lobos, No. 3945. Meets last Thursday at 3635 Sacramento street.

Companion Court Yerba Buena, No. 345. Meets first and third Tuesday at Twenty-fourth and Howard streets.

Companion Court Golden Gate, No. 765. Meets second and fourth Fridays at Santa Clara Hall, Golden Gate avenue and Leavenworth street.

Companion Court Southern Heights, No. 873. Meets second and fourth Tues- day at 3346 Seventeenth street.

Companion Court Peralta, No. 880. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at Roesch Hall, Fifteenth and Mission streets.

San Francisco Encampment, No. 96, Royal Foresters. Meets at 412 Noe street, first and third Wednesday.

INDEPENDENT RED MEN'S HALL AS- SOCIATION.

Charles Schlesinger, President, 1411 Green street; C. G. Bolsdorff, Secretary, 199 Fourth street.

JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

State Council of California. M. G. McClinton, State Councilor, 445 Sacra- mento street; Herman Paine, State Sec- retary, residence Oakland.

Past Councillors' Association. Meets second Wednesday of each month at American Hall, Twentieth and Capp streets.

American Hall Association. Meets third Monday of each month at Ameri- can Hall, Twentieth and Capp streets.

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San Francisco (San Francisco County, Calif.) city directory, 1910, Part 9

Author: Publication date: 1910 Publisher: Los Angeles [etc.] R.L.Polk [etc.] Number of Pages: 2108

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Publication date: 1910
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