Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 9

I DaklanD Crifiunc SATURDAY EVEN fNG JULY 26, 1924 9 88 BS I ii It I In i 4 WOMENJNDJIRLJPAST-PRESIOENT OAKLAND AERIE- God's Dvyelling Place Will Be Sermon Theme Back From N. Y. DR.AUGUSTA E7 ROBERT, pastor of the First Church of Divine Inspiration, who has returner from a two 'months' visit in New York. Pastor Will Use Bible to Test Creeds WORKERS HEftR 3 IT Pastor Asks All to Don Camp Togs Special Sunday evenlyff services are to be held at 7:30 o'clock at Orace Methodist church, Thirty-fourth and Market streets, during the summer months. Each week will be given over to a single theme.

Tomorrow evening Is "Campers' Nisht." The congregation has been requested to come in camping clothes. I'opular songs stich as are beard by the campfires will be sung by the entire audience in a general "Sing Song." The Grace Male chorus and Viola Blake Babcock ULs i 1 1 r. T.ew I sj mon ''The Call of the will he in keeping with the general program. Six Hundred -Attend-Rally -Held in Vallejo Six hundred delegates from all parts of the state attended the annua! convention of the S. P.

R. S. held at Vallejo last week. Mrs. Emily D.

Vlery of Hayward Council No. 8, wag elected supreme president. The Portuguese Society Queen St. Isabella Is composed of Catholic and Portuguese women. It has a membership of almost 10,000 In California.

Other officers elected Include; vice president, Anna Vlera, Oakland; secretary, Maria A. S. Lemon, treasurer, Isibel G. Lulz, San Leandro: mistress of ceremonies, Mannle Silvey, Oakland; marshal, Julia Silveira, Antioch; general guard, Catherine Rodgers, Valle-loTflhancecommlttee, Maria And-rade, San Rafael and Maria Rebel-lo, Oakland; physician, Jose Leal D'Azevedo, Oakland; pianist, Caroline B. Kelly, Hayward; directors.

Mae Jladarla, San Leandro; Rose Sarmento, Oakland; Lefopoldina Rodrijgues, Oakland; Anna Valin, Oakland; Maria Enoa Freitas, San Leandro; Mary Lucas, Hayward, and Maria Tavares, Sacramento. 1325 convention will be held at Sacramento. i i I In -am -1'-' i IJEV. WILLARD FULLER, pas- tor, preach tomorrow morning at the Golden Gate Baptist church on the subject "God's Dwelling Place." In a prelude the pastor will tell what he thinks of "The Insignificance of Baptism." a subject announced bv a brother pastor for last Sunday. The evening theme will be "What Think Ye of 'Christ Next Monday, the pastor leaves for his vacation for the month of August at his old home in Lake Geneva, Wis.

During his absence there will be a preaching service every Pundav morning. SECRETARY OF LODGE STARTS ON I6TH TERM Over 140 attended the installation of officers of Golden Link Reheknh Lodge In W. O. W. hall.

Frultvale, last Tuesday evening. District Deputy President Alta Wright and Marshal M. Hodgson Installed the following officers: Noble grand, Lillian Ifynes; vice grand, Anna Valentl; recording secretary (16th term) Randall; financial aecretary, Pearl Towers; treasurer, Alhertina Sal-bach. Leonard Maginlnl, grand treasurer of Rebekah assembly and Hat-tie Kullch, district deputy president of district No. 70, were Introduced and escorted to seats of honor.

Anna Toal, presented thj past noble grand's jewel to Hilda llutz-ler. Chairman Lueretia Gore presented gifts to each Installed officer. A banquet closed the evening. ARGONAUT TENT MEMBERS FORM ATHLETIC TEAM Argonaut Tent No. 33.

the Maccabees, made plans for the basket ball team at Thursday's meeting. The tent has a bunch of snappy-players nnd expects a winning team. Past Coniniander E. Stone received lils jewel pin for services rendered the Macabees. The social, dance, athletics and publicity committees were named by Commander A.

Bascou. At the close of the meeting the whist champions held their regular game. The quoits champions practiced for coming tournaments. ALOHA PARLOR PLAYS HOST TO WHIST DEVOTEES Aloha Parlor No. 106.

N. D. G. held a succesful whist party in the Wigwam, Pacific building, last Tuesday. President Ruth Leese announced initiation for the next meeting.

July The social committee will serve refreshments after the session. Plans for Aloha's participation in the Admission Day parad in Santa Cruz on September-, will be discussed at this meeting, Lutheran ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 63th Ave. and Edgerley St. Red H.

Wlemken. tClmhurst 1425 Sjndav School. 1 English services on 2ml nd 4th and German servieas on st and 3rd Sundays In month Ladles' Aid Society, first 2 p. m. Young People's Society, 2nd and 4tn Tuesdays.

8 p. m. SALES OF SONG TO AID BUILDING OF NEW CHURCH Arc i -st a lenib-r' of the Kir? It' 'H UT, Church of Pivlne nsplratlnn, re- ports excellent bs of a song which she recently compos, d. It is -called "Winking. Blinking Moon." From the sales of this song Mrs.

Robert hopes to increase the building fund for new church which noeis nt p. m. in Golden West hall, building. Sixteenth and Jefferson streets. Professor flalph Fulcher of San Francisco will dtHivfr the address.

There Will he Vocal solos by M. Kvens, assisted by A. Mathews of San Francisco, and Marie Wallace, No of San Francisco, will pa it icion KEN YON WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN IN GOSPEL TENT Evangelist E. W. Kenyon i party will open a campaign In the.r f.spel tin! at Tenth ntid Linden t'reil toiiiorric.v at p.

m. Ser-ic. wiit. be liebl every evening excen Monday at 7:3" p. and Tiie-day.

Wednesday. Tluindnv an. I l-'rli! ft '-r noons ft Kenv.in has secured a t'nt capable of seating a thuusind. lie is an author, song- waiter and edu-ciitor and founded the Imdlcy lllhle Institute of lmdley, Mass. He is assisted by Miss I ii iris Wil-l'v, dramatic soprano gospel singer, and liorotliv Tatro, pianist.

I 'ha ncey A runs leads the song service nnd' plays the I nrjleS ISlteCl ti Archbishop Hanna Archbishop E. .1. Hanna of San Fi a iicisco, accompanied 'by his tiieeo and his secretary. Monsignor Cahtwell, has been visiting Niipb'S. Inning his stay In Home the archbishop devoted some of his time to visiting lb" neighborhood of Ihe Eternal City, including such places ss Frascati anil 1 1 ret la rcrrai a where he UVcd as a boy.

Archbishop Hanna recently paid a vis-it to the library for American studies at the Palazzo Salviati, the seat of the Ita lo-A merlca asocia-tion, where was conducted 1' tlie'honorary director, Connnenda-tori' Nelson I la v. Religious Publications BIBLES GOSPEL BOOKS AND TRACTS Western Kook Tract Cor 1817 THeerapli Ave. I I PLANS FEIE FOR Aerie No. 7. Fraterna Order of Eagles, will hold hlgl Jinks and ntertainment next Mon day evening.

The entertalnmer committee in ch. rge consists of J. Kearney. George Magglo an' Charles E. Whittaker, Sr.

William It. Haggerty, state chair man of the old age pension com mission, will be the principa speaker of the evening. Last Mon ay evening Judg- Harry W. Pulclfer, junior pas worthy president of the uerie, -n delegated to represent No. at th' twenty-seventh grand arele e.t vention, which will be held a' Providence.

R. August fi to 11 The crack drill team, of Oakla.ni Aerie will hold a theater party o. Friday evening, August 15, at tin Fulton. RENO MEMBER TRANSFERS TO OAKLAND LODGE I Mariraret Burritt was received by transfer from Calanthe Temple No. 11, Reno, Nevada, at the regular meeting of Calanthe Temple No.

8, Pythian Sisters. Tuesday evening, with Excellent Senior Maude West presiding. Several applications were received and Investigating committees appointed. Excellent Junldi'vGrace Taylor entertained the members with violin selections and a recitation. Past Chief Sadie A.

West recited one of her humorous poems and hibited her newest hat model. After the meeting Manager Maude Lee was hostess and all enjoyed a game of whist CZIIIEBCiinSIEE I. O.O. F. PORTER LODGE No.

7K. l.O.O meet every Mondaj evening Ii Porter hall. 1918 Grove Visltlnt brothers welcome. Next meeting, July 28. Next meeting July 28.

Second degree team please take notice. FRANK P1MENTAL, N. O. Ftvl. 4666.1 R.

A. BROWN. RS 2150 60th Ave. Ftvl. 6731W.

FRUITVALE LODGE No. 69 I. fi IT moota vapw Lf nn day evening In W. O. W.

hall, 325f E. 14 st. V' ltlng brother welcome. Next meeting. Julv 28.

W. E. METZGER, N. G. 2024 E.

10th t. C. E. INMAN, Reo. Sec Pied.

3197J. SEQUOYAH ENCAMPMENT NO. II. Meet every 2nd and 4th w- i. Saturday at 92d ave.

an E. 14th st. Visiting brother always welcome. Joint nubile installation with E'rr. hurst Rebecca Lodne, July 26.

Al members, family and friend invited W. E. METZGER. Chief Patrlurch. 2024 E.

20tb i EDWIN DUCK, Scribe. 649 Kenllworth 8. L. Phone S. L.

691. Sunset Rebekah Lode Nj. 109. O. O.

meet verj Wednesday evening. Odd Fellowr liall, Eleventh and Franklin sthreeli Next meeting, July 30. ETHEI GOULD. Scy. M.

4520. LILLIAN BARN HOLT, N. O. 1 OAKLAND LODGE No. 118 O.

O. meet ever' TllpKftov nlffhr In I A temple at Eleventh and Fra'nkiln'sti Next meeting, July 29. Initiator-Degree. V. CLARK.

1814 Alice Oak. J- J. FRAWLEY. Rec, Sec. Lakeside 4321.

VORWAERT3 LODGE f. 5ia i I Porter hall. 19th and Grove atre Meeting every Monday night. meeting, julv 9. ERIC WAJIMER3.

N. G. ANTON HTNRICHSEN Rec Sec. 1616 ve. FOUNTAIN LODGE-No.

401. I. O. O. meet aver.

Wedneday evening In O. F. Temple. Uth and Ir ranxiin its. Next meeting July 80.

Flrt degree team take notice, 7:30 p. m. jamcs v. (., Berkeley 7419J-. JOHN G.

MILLER, Rea Secy. CAMPANILE LODGE No 451, I. O. O. meet avery luesaay.

at p. at 1. O. O. F.

hall, corner Addison and Shattuck, Berkeley. Visiting brotberi welcome. Next meeting, July 29. After I strict business meeting at 7:30, the lodge will go In a body to San Leandro lodge to do honor to G. Master Cohn.

who Is to be there on as official visit. All brothers requested to be there. Nb Grand. J. F.

MAGNER, R. S. ENCINAL LODGE. No. 1 i.

O. O. meet ever) Wednesday evening. Odd Fellowj Hall, corner Park etreet and Sa.it Clara avenue. Alameda.

Next meeting, July 30. WILEY GARDNER M. Q. PERCY R. fOX, 1170 Bdwy.

ELMHURST LODGE No. 884 I. O. O. meet everv Thursday evnlng.

In 1,0. O. F. hall. 92nd ave.

and 14th Viitor alway -vel-ome. Next meeting. Julv SI L. F. P.AILLINGER, N.

O. I. P. DEMERS. R.

S. Wf GOLDEN RULE MENT NO. 34. jgu meet every 2i Friday. O.

O. GOLDEN RULE ENCAS O. O. 2d and 4th F. Tarn Die.

utn ana hrsnmin. Next meeting, August 8. N. E. FEAK1NS, Rec.

Scriba. L. A. ANGER. C.

P. CABIRrS Meet at I. O. O. F.

temple. flrt and third Saturdav of each montn. NEXT MONTHLY DANCE, SATURDAY, AUG. 2. E.

L. JOHNSON. Archon. WALTER STAEULE. Scrlptor.

Fruitvale 2891J. LOYAL SONS JUNIOR I. 0. 0. F.

Oakland Flretflde Sn. 5 meets avery Tuesday. 8 p. Porter Hall. 11 Grove street Oakland Fireside attend Snuolh Encampment July 24.

Odd Fellows' Hall. 92nd and K. 14th t. Drill Sunday. Meet In front of I.

O. O. F. HI1. (Uth and Franklin) 1:30 Sun.

day morning. Theater party at Fulton Aug. It. Get ticket now. MONDAY VEN ClIlBSlOm One applicant was received at the meeting of the Women and Girl Workers of the Civil War last Wednesday afternoon in Memorial hall.

Captain Viola Murphy presided. Captain Murphy read "The Childhood History of Mrs. Anna Glud," telling of her honie and surroundings and her experiences as a drummer boy in the Civil Wa r. Cu turad e-Garf I liL-J3 a nia War veteran, spoke on one of the leading topics of the day. Comrade William Crowhiirst announced that at the convention of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows at Pasadena recently over 1600 were present and the main subject discussed was "Home and Mother." Comrade Scupham Introduced Comrade Smith who was for four years In naval service.

Captain Clara Wood of Division 5, of Sacramento recited "Starry Flag of Ours." Mrs. Anna Jordan favored with a piano selection. The order accepted an Invitation from Col. Wyman Circle, G. A.

to attend a picnic. Oakland Loyal Orange Lodges in Church Parade Oakland Loyal Orange Lodge, accompanied by Edith Cavell Ladies Loyal Orange Lodge and Oakland Temple Royal P.lack Preceptory, held their annual church parade and divine service at the First Baptist church Sunday evening, July 6. The members, four hundred strong, headed by the K. K. K.

band, left the lodge room of I. O. O. F. temple and marched through the streets to the church.

Seats were reserved In the body of the church for the members of the order. The service was of a special character and was conducted by the pastor, Kev, Bro. Joha Pnape, who took his text from the book of Exodus, "What Mean-eth Ye by This Service." The pastor delivered an address suitable for the occasion touching on the liberties of America, an open Bible, the public school, equal rights to all and special privileges to none. State Grand Chaplain, Ero Ralph Fulcher delivered a brief address setting forth the principles Of the Order. On Saturday, July 12, the local lodges "held a picnic and celebration at Shellmound Park.

On the speakers' platform were Dr. Rush Bronson, grand lecturer of the Ku Klux Klan, Kev. W. H. JlcConnell and Bro.

R. Fulcher, state grand chaplain, all "of whom gave addresses on the principles of citizenship and lie order. The state grand master acted as chairman. The events of the day were brought to a close with a dance given In the I. O.

O. F. Temple by the OaKland Orange Social Club. Lutheran. 1st English Lutheran Church Sixteenth and Grove Streets Kev.

V. S. sinter. Pastor Phone Frultvale 62S9J 11 a. Sermon by the Pastor Xo evening service OUR SAVIOR'S DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH Seventh Ave.

and Est ISth St. O. Rye Oisen, pastor. 836 E. -'0th St, Services, 11 a.

m. and 8 p. Sunday School 10 a. I'odng People meeting, Friday, 8 p. m.

4 I PLAN TO WILL Officers of East Ray Counties Assembly No. 3, Past Presidents Association X. 8. G. and Past Presidents Association rvo.

1 1. O. will be installed jointly Monday evening' in the Pacific building. Director General James P. Cronin will install the following past presidents: Jr.

past governor, Nicholas J. Melncrtv governor, Wm. Latham; first vice iray errLarFI LBnbsan scco nd vice governor, Wm. A. Dunlnp, third vice governor, Fred Muller; marshal, Madden; recording secretary, A.

T. Sniisn; financial secretary and treasurer. A. J. ('leu: Inside sentinel.

E. Hageman; trustee, James P. Cronin. Past President Eva Tyrell of Past President's Association No. 2, X.

D. G. will install the follow-Ing Xative Daughter Past Presidents: Past president, Elizabeth Tyson; president, Elizabeth Ward; first-vice president, Winnie Halter; second vice president, Margaret Roberts: third vice president, Josephine Clark; recording secretary, Elizabeth Smith; financial secretary, Emily Lawson; treasurer, May Cronin; marshal, Alice Gallagher; Inside sentinel, Emma Smith; outside sentinel, Gertrude Ameddee; directors, C. Bartlett, W. Buckingham, Anna Silva, C.

Hatherly, E. Goodman. The annual banquet will follow the installation ceremonies. RELIEF CORPS TO BE HOST AT BRIDGE PARTY Lyon Itellef Corps held its regular weekly meeting in Wigwam hall last Wednesday afternoon with a good attendance of members and visiting comrades. The corps will give a whist party on Wednesday afternoon, August 12.

The corps voted to hold Its regular annual bazaar at a date to be announced later. Mrs. Alice Cox was appointed chairman of the committee on arrangements. The Sewing Club will again resume its meetings and will meet some time early in August, date and place to be announced next week. F.

A. M. OlHEC'TURt. AAHMES TEMPLE OAKLAND CALIFORNIA. OffrA nntl lK Uth an.

Harri on sts al FRANK HALEY, Potentata GFC H. SMITH, Recorder? SCOTTISH RITE BODIES Cathedral, 15th and Madison streets. Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. the remainder of nt-oann A.TV 10 9 "SL'J nuu i in ur nay, a. m.

to 12 m. MAURICE S. STEWART, Secy. NIGHTS TEMPLAR OAKLAND Knights Templar. Masonic I emnle.

SIR LOUIS BREUNER. Commander. MR CHAS. A. JEFFERY.

"order. SCIOTS OAKLAND PYRAMID 2. A. E. O.

Club room and meetings Sclots hall 629 12th street. Meetings second and fourth Thursdays. KVEHY TUESDAY SCIOT LUNCHEON. Harrison Grill. 14th and Harrison streets, at 12:15.

BEN B. JONES. Toparch. Hutchinson Ph. Oak.

1073 Res. 3722 Frultvale avo. Frtv. 132W. STUART F.

BOWES. Scribe, Plaza buiMint. Office l. 747:, Res. Berk.

192BW. Woodmen of the World FRUITVALB CAMP The largest, camp In Alameda Co. 1300 members meets In th H'nrM huildinsr, 32.16 East 14th every Thursday evening. Visiting neighbors welcome. Next meeting.

31. X. KORNHAUS. 44S Calaveras. T.

T. BTJRXRTT, Clerk A. L. SCHAEFFER. Dist.

Mgr. Office in ihe building open dally. Phone Fruitvale 2334. OAKLAND CAMP No. 94.

the "Mother Camp of Alameda Countv." meets Monday eve-nines In Corinthian Hall. Pa cific buildine. 16th and Jefferson nt 8:15 o'clock. Ne't meeting. Julv "'28.

C. F. MARTIN. Con. Com.

Office hours: 11 a. m. to p. ni daily except Saturday. 11 a.

to I'D. m. A. D. HUGHES.

Clerk. Office, room 216 Pacific Bldg. Phone Lakeside 7219. ALPHA CAMP NO. 101, W.

O. meeta every Friday evening at 8 Brooklyn Temnls. XA7 F. nth Next meeting. August 1.

CHAS. A. WALKER. Con. T.

H. HAGEMAN. "th 1421 avenu. FOREST CAMP, 10,, O. meets every Monday evening in X.

O. O. V. hall, 11th and Franklin. Fraternal camp.

Next meetlntr. July 28 ilEKMAN FENTON, C. C. G. R.

STETSON. Clerk. 1136 Everett St. I82S Lincoln ave. Aia Order of Scottish Claus Safe, Sound, Conservative Fraternity Insurance CLAN MacDONALD No.

79, meets in St. Georga hall. 20th and Grove 2nd and 4th Fridays. All men of Scottish birth of descent between the apu of 16 and 45 are eligible for active membership. Men over 45 eligible for social niemhf rshlp.

ALEXANDER BREMNER. Chief, ANDREW PKOCTOR, Secjr. "The Supreme Test of Our Ilgious Life' will be the subject of I P.ev. I'M ward C. Phllleo's sermon i tomorrow morning at Centennial Presbyterian church.

Speaking of I this sermon the pastor says: "A very significant cry i-t going up from ninny quarters today to thel effect that wluit the church ni'edf and what I he world needs is not theology but religion. It may lie very important that our creeds should be right, but it is far more. I necessary that our hearts should be' so. This sermon will be nn at-t tempt to apply the Klhlc's own su- pienie test to our religious life." In the evening, at 7:45, the Twcnly-t bird Avenue con-i giegution will join with ntennlal in a union meeting at ehiii'i'li- Tile Rev. V.

C. Spencer will Jircarh. 350 Are Expected At Asilomar Banquet Three hundred mid fifty -dele- rates lire expected to attend the i annual banquet ti be held tonight at Asilomar. according to word received today from Mrs. II.

K. T.ftugdiui, former of the First Haplist churcli. who with her husband is attending the California Summer Assembly at Asilomar. There are fourteen on 1he faculty for the Courses of study forenoons, and fl. A.

Schneider of Oakland cm-ducts the afternoon recreation, writes Mrs. Langdon. Mis. I.anKdou will give her report of the Denver convention next Monday evening. She writes that the bay district has sent Kates so far.

ro dclo- Oakland Clergyman Hunting Lost Youth Ilcv. E. II. Adams, pustor of the Seventh Adventist church of Oakland, socks information about tiriico T. Stanley, a oung man about five feet seven inches weighs about 14o pounds and lias very dark eyes ntid hair- He was last heard from when discharged from I'a in in nt.

III. in IKL'1. Hi, mot lo is Mrs. 1 T. Stanley of iahorth, Texas.

.1. C. (mining, chii-f of del net i vis, I.il-las. Texas, has broiob asted a df -siTiptimi of the missing youth. C.

E. Notes mon ti. pas; dent of the i 'a if nr ma liristt.in Eud-ayo! I ii ii leporied at the last execu-' tive ineeiiiig thai cotnity led t'ie state In the largest number of lending delegates to the stale "in -ntloii at S.i ri Jo-e nicntli. a total of 7 ICmb avori rs ln-mg pi esent. The ''irst Presbj ei la Senior society of Oakland, of which (i.

Beard Is president, won the f.rst prize for hiiwng the largest numb'-r. The lb ikiiey llaptis: ln-tl'llie, hates, of which Mis. 11. Case is superintendent, won the prize for haing the highest coinage of their membership pre- ICItlste. ed.

The following societies woioi awnided banniis I'm- reaching heir pri'-l'cgisl I'a I lou goals; (laklalld Friends Seniors, A ia aiedti I shy terian Seniots. Haywaru Presby- terjan Seniors. San Pablo Park Presbyterian Seniors. San Lorenzo Christian 'Seniors, Fruitvale Senlars, Oakland Chinese Seniors. Berkeley Baptist Interme diates, and Eltiihtirsi Presbyterian I Seniors.

Alameda county will ike part In the "Stunt Niirht" to be held Saturday, August at the Mount Her-mon Conference. John linffin. Elaine Craven. Claire Muricy and Alice Melllu, have been appointed to prepare Ihe program. Georg" Farmer of San Leandro has been appointed extension chairman for the County t'liion.

Hew-ill have charge of organizing new ocletles In churches. A number of the county officer" drove over to llnyward Monday night and surprised Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Young. Present Ion of silver dish was made by Lewis Alathewson In hehr.lf of the county union ami ppreijat ion was expressed for long and faithful service.

Herbert Young is now hos-pifnl superintendent Spiritual "This May, Be Your Church" First Church of Divine Inspiration, Inc. Pei vires every Sunday and Friifay, 30 p. liohlen West Hall, Pac. Oakland. HEA1.INC SEHY1CES Special.

July 27th. address by Prof, lialph Fulcher of S. Ynealsolo by Mr. Evens, assisted by Prof. KiathnwRt Credited Workers Marie Wallace of Sa 'l' i a ni iscn.

Mr. Williams, Ttev. Madeiros, Mr. Hai-My and others. Augusta K.

Rob-art, l. Leader, All welcome. fVme early for best seat. HARMONY SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Rev. L.

E. Sowles-Smlth, Pastor P. B2! Twelfth St. Address by the pastor. "We Are Roosting Are You'." Spiritual Aid and Mission Inc 2407 San Pablo Ave.

Address Sunday. 8 P. M. bv Rev. Elaine Madeirns flood music, also meetings every Wednesday.

8:00 p. Message barers. Amanda Smith. R. A.

Ftltt. Mrs. Madeiros, F. U. Cut.

ting and E. M. Lewin. Spiritual Truth Church B2 12th St. ftunday, p.

sermon: "Dominion Through Solos, Healing Messages. Mrs. McMIIIkb, minister. I OAKLAND CAMP PLANS FETE FOR LODGE BIRTHDAY flans are. being made for the anniversary of Pacific Camp.

Royal Neighbor of America, in September. Recorder Olive Lawrence is chairman. The members attended a shower for Neighbor Hose Ilogers at the home of Neighbor Helen Keeler (Mi July 10. An Invitation was accepted' at the last meeting, 1R, from Alameda Modern Woodmen to attend a dinner and entertainment on July 30. The members were also Invited to Join in the surprise party given to ink land Camp, Modern Woodmen, on last Wednesday evening.

GREATNESS OR GOODNESS TO BE SERMON THEME ness or (j ft Which?" will be the subject of a special sermon to be delivered tomorrow morning at the Advent Episcopal church, corner of East Sixteenth street and Twelfth avenue, by the rector, Dr. Paul Little. .1. Warburton, who was recently inducted as the organist of the chin ih. will play appropriate siicctions during the services.

Bible Lands Relief Worker to Lecture Mi-s Emily I W'ade, recently re- Ul II' 11 I I 'Jill co i i a relief worker In the Bible lands, will speak at the Olivet Congrega- tional church tomorrow morning. Miss Wade lulngs a message covering facts and conditions in the Bible lands gamed during her residence i here. Piedmont Parlor's Drill Corps Is Busy Piedmont Parlor No. ST. N.

I). C. W. Drill Corps, will hold a whist irarty Thursday eening in the Pacific building. The Drill Corps members are working hard for their celebration in Santa Cruz, this year.

Captain lirc'tta Murden is in charge. Pythian Sisters Whist Is Success Loyal Temple No. 7. Pythian Sisters, held a successful whist party under the direction of Hazel Wednesday, i An indoor picnic will be given! next Wednesday evening. Women will bM'g a basket lunch for two.

Psychosophy First Psychosophy Church Incorporated April 9. 1921 Bishop E. It. Cook. D.D., I'll Pastor.

Church Services In Golden West Hall every Sunday and Tuesday evening. Si p. sharp. Pacific Building, DIth and Jefferson Sis. Divine Healing Service Sick and Afflicted Invited Sunday, p.

sermon by the pastor: "Docs the Grave End m. Church social In the banquet hall. Friday, August Science. Divine Science REVIEW MAKES DANCE PLANS FOR AUGUST 12 Plans were completed by Oakland Review No. 14, Woman's Benefit Association at Tuesday's meeting for a dance to be given In Athens hall, Pacific building on August 12.

Mlsa Josephine Krebs will be In charge, assisted by Alma Knowles, Augusta Scherer, Florence Wicks and Maymle Laun. A letter was read from Mrs. Alice J. Waldron who Is visiting relatives In the east. Commander May Vandenboa welcomed Mrs.

Ann Murphy of a Michigan Review. One application was received for membership The next whist will be held Tuesday evening, August 19, In charge of Mrs. Ollva West. The sewing club met at the home of Mrs. Lusetta Phillips, 870 Fifty-seventh street, on Thursday.

The senior class will entertain on Tuesday evening, August 5. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS OAKLAND TODGB NO. 103, Meets at 12th and Alice Pythian Castle, Thursday. Next meeting, July 81. Grand Orient cerenn GEO.

GLIBERT, C. C. JAS. DEXNISON, K. of and S.

BERKELEY LODGE No. 162 meet! at Sclota hall. Allston way, near Shattuck, Berkeley. Friday evenlnar. Next meeting, August 1.

W. F. HARDERS. C. C.

M. D. NICHOLS. K. of R.

and 8. DIRIGO LODGE NO. 224. meets In Pythian Castle, 12th and Alice atreeti. Next meeting, Julv 29.

E. HACKERS. C. C. Piedmont 8250M.

CARL F. WOOD. K. cf R. and 6.

LAKESID LODGE No. 142 meeta every Monday night, Pythian Castle. 12th and Alice streets. Next meeting, July 28. C.

HIGGINS. C. C. Lake. 597.

SAM EPSTEIN, K. of K. S. Oak. 8089.

Abu Zaid Temple No. 201 D. O. K. K.

Pntrol meeta every Friday. Muni cipal Auditorium. EDWARD J. STEIN. Royal Vizier MABRY T.

STALL WORTH. See. PYTHIAN SISTERS CALANTHE No. 6 meets in Charity Hall. Pythiar Castle, 12th and Alice every Tuesday evening.

Next eieetlng, July 29. FLORENCE H. FLIELER. 1 M. cf R.

and C. Mer. 1696. FRANCES HOM EYER.r M. IS.

C. LOYAL TEMPLE No. 7 meet In Charity. Hall. Pythian 1 18th and Alice street, every Wednes day evening.

Next meeting, July 80. RUTH LEESE, M. E. C. Oakland 7211 LUNA AUSTIN.

M. of R. C. Merrltt 60. THE MACCABEES OAKLAND TENT NO.

17 meet every Monday eyen- tng it iruir chii, l. j. r. huildlne. 11th and Franklin street.

Office 460 12th street, room 209. Due for July payable prior to August 1. Next meeting. July 28. Entertainment and Country Store.

J. H. HINES, Com. J. L.

FINE. R. K. Phone Oak. 632.

WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION OAKLAND REVIEW NO. 14. -neet Tuesday evening In Paciflo ISth and Jef- erson eta. Next meeting, July 29. MAT KING VANDENBOS.

Com. 6659 Genoa it. Pied. 1481W. MARY FOSTER.

Record Keeper. 1621 BOth aye. WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ARGONAUT KKVIi-w ISO. 69. meet every Wedneday evening In Wigwam hall.

Pacific Lullding. vvt mnptine. Julv 30. MILDRED WILLIS. Com.

21S2 Sacramento SU Berkeley. B. 7277W. MARGARET HURLEY, R. KeepeT.

1904 Filbert St. Lake. C91. Visitors welcome. Report all tok-nee to Commander.

WOMEN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION ROSE VALE REVIEW NO. 16 meet every Wednesday eve. in 8ouza'a Hall. 1450 47 arc. Next meeting, July 30.

SARA M. McCLURB, Comm. 1187 78th ave. Elm. 8917.

ANNIE E. HARRINGTON. Reo. Kpr. 2347 85th Ave.

Visitor welcome. Ladies of the Macabees GOLDEN POPPY HIVE 1010. Ladle of the Maccabee. meet the flnt and thlr Tuesday night In every Lutheran CENTRAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 411 Twenty-eighth Street, bet. Broadway and Telegraph Ave.

9:45 A Sunday School; 11:00 A. sermon theme: "LAW AND Special Music. No Luther League or evening service 1 nV.V. JOSEPH Pastor. 415 28th St.

Oakland S401 Christian FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Trinity Norwegian Lutheran Church Athens Avenue, Near San Pablo and Twenty-fifth O. T. BRANDRUD. Tastor. Thone Oakland 8004' Scandinavian services next Sunday.

11:00 A. M. Sermon topic: "CHRIST'S FULFILLMENT OF THE LAW" Sunday School nnd Bible. 9:45 A. M.

Special music P.rand Avenue and Webster Street DR. IIAKVKY HRKKDL'N'. Minister Mornine Worship, 11 o'clock. Theme: "Follow Mo." Evening. Theme: "A Vision of Jrwus." Soloists, Mr.

YV. C. Avlswotjth and. Mr. Frank Ilughson.

"The Church Where You Are Hut Oivce." Bethany Hall Christians gathered unto the name of the Lord Jesus Christ meet in BETHANY HALL 1940 Twenty-third Avenue, East Oakland. Sunday School, Gospel preaching, 7:45. All heartily Also in Alameda in GOSPEL HALL 1001 Lincoln Avenue. Sunday School, 9:30. Boys and girls, you are welcome come and hear the best story ever known.

Gospel meeting at 7:45. Kor God so loved the world that He jrave His only begotten Son that whosoever believeth In Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John S-lfi. Elmhurst Christian Church Corner SMh Ave. and East 14th Street, I1AULMAN.

Minister 11:00 o'CIock-'TOURTH CHAPTER OF EPHESIANS" 8:00 o'clock "THE NAME THAT GOD GAVE" Hible Schno' 10 o'clock. Young People's Society 7 o'clock Center. Oakland Unity Truth Center (The Church That Is Different) Services Sunday at Ebell Auditorium, 1410 Harrison Street SUNDAY, 11:00 A. M. LETITIA A.

ANDREWS, Speaker, Topic: Man! King of Mind, Body and Circumstances. FAFRYONE CORDIALLY INVITED Christian and Missionary Alliance. Christian and Missionary Alliance THIRTY-THIRD STREET Between Telegraph and Grove. Rible School. 9:45 A.

M. MorninK Worship, 11:00 A. M. Sermon by the pastor. Subject: "A Holy Servitude." A Open Air Meeting.

6:30 P. M. Evangelistic Service, 7:30 r. M. Sermon by the pastor.

Subject: ''Redemption's Scope." R. H. MOON, Pastor Piedmont 209 Divine First Church of Golden West Hall. Pacific Ruilding Sunday. 11:00 A Speaker, Miss Ruby Kiirnham "The Works of Faith." Tuesday, 10:30 A.

40S Central Bank Building. nuuith In I. O. O. F.

bldg, Uth and Franklin treet. Nxt meeting. August 5. SARAH E. HEAR.

Com. California Apta. Lakeside 1031. ANITA K. CONG DON.

Rec. Keep' 1445 Mitchell St. ftvl. 1097J. ROCEL1A H.

ROBERTS. Fin. I.