Happenings in Hoo-Hoo Land

Doings and SaYin$s of Tom

BIG CLASS OF KITTENS READY FOR CONCAT IN s. F. SATURDAY, JAN. 27

Final arrangements for the concatenation to be held in San Francisco on Saturday, January 27, were made at a meeting called by Snark Faull a few days ago at which the Nine and the entertainment committee attended.

The concat will be held at the rooms of ttrre San Francisco Commercial Club at which an excellent entertainment will be provided. Dinner will be served at 6:30 P. M. After the dinruer the kittens will be iniatiated.

The entertainment committee which consists of Ed. Chamberlin, Homer B. \{aris, Frank O'Connor, and Walter Madill are in charge of the arrangements and entertainment. Thre Nine of the Bay District which consists of the following members will have ch'arge of the initiation: Snark H. F. Faull, Senior Hoo-Hoo, Carrol Faucett; Junior Hoo-Hoo, Al Nolan: Bojum Wm. Woods; Scriven,otor, Walter J. I(elly: Jabberwock, Ed. Peggs; Custocation, C. W. Muller; Arcanoper, William Russell; Gurdon, B' E. Bryan. A large numbrer of applicants for admittance to the order has been received and the committee in charge are planning to make the concatenation the largest ever held in the Bay region.

SOUTHERN CATS TO DINE AND DANCE AT vrsTA DEL ARROYO JANUARY 27

Members of the Order in the Los Angeles district, together with their families and their friends, will gather- at the Vista del Arroyo hotel, near Pasadena on the evening of Saturday, lantary 27 ior a dinner-dance and entertainment.

Berne S. Barker, chairman of the entertainment committee, is in charge of arrangements. The festivities will start at 7 P. M. and the prioe will be $2.50 per Person, which charge covers the eats, the dancing, music and some novelty entertainment. IT WILL BE INFORMAL.

All Hoo-Hoo and their lumber friends are expected to attend-particularly lumbermen visiting here from other parts of the country.

The Vista del Arroyo is the same place where the delightful dinner-dance was held last May. It is on Grand avenue in Pasadena, near Colorado street and only one block from Orange Grove avenue.

Goodrich Heads Welfare Committee

Snark Curtis Williams of the Los Angeles district has appointed E. A. Goodrich of the Union Lu,mber Company to succeed H. W. Swafford of E. J. Stanton & Son, as head of the welfare committee. Mr. Swafford resigned on account of pressing private business.