Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-27
A o. U W. GRAND LODGE MEETING

On Tuesday next, in this city, the Grand
Lodge United Order of Workmen will hold
its session, at which the following officers
and representatives will be in attendance
Grand officers W. Fish, P C. NJ w. Brook.
Ign William II. Jordan, G. NJ. W., Oakland NJ T.
Brewer, G. F., Sacramento; George Fetherstone,
G. o., San Jose; II. G. Pratt, G.. Recorder, Oak
land G. II. Halle, G. Receiver, Alameda; Clay W.
Taylor, C. c., Shasta; f. De Lano, G. W.. Stockton
Grand Trustees Charles f. Gompertz, Berkeley
J. X. Price, Oakland Ed. Carlson, San Francisco
Representatives figures In front of names
represent tue number of the Lodge l, Z. F. began,
ward Banger; 4, W. P. English 5, Fred. X. krauth,
Jr g. n. B. Hoyt, W. G. Hawkett 7, C. G. Reed, II.
7. Smith, s. NJ. Gushing, L. B. Edwards; 8, C. W
Pope, Oscar Fitch 9, N. H. Smith, d. C. Fox; 10,
Frank Howard Payne; IL, r. B. Nixon II, Alex
ander Robinson; Is, J. w. Ward, Jr.. j. W. Hostel
ler Il, A A. Eggleston, e. J. Vincent; Is, H. f.
Alden 16, J. II. Cole; II, c. W. Clark, L. Finasan.
W. L Coombs; 10, C. L. Houghton 90 NJ. c. Ham
lin 81, T. W. Sheehan, j. W. Davey Eugene Greg
ory c. Kellogg, E. F. Aiken p, Theodore Brazley
%, Charles W. Hickey, H. w. Taylor, j. N. LaRue
"a, S. NJ Augustine; 25, S. E Davis; 90, ". W.
over; 81, G. Winehill, Peter Abrahamson, J. NJ
Haskell; 80, Walter B. Lyon, Henry HOeber, W. X.
Buchanan, W. II. Barnes, Daniel Mcleod, A. j.
Loud. ]. W. McMurray, Charles Z. Hunt, J. J.
Hayes, Charles C. Terrell; 81, II. II. Pyne; 80, J.
t. Hoadley; 80, W. F. Zimmerman; "a, II. A.
Oliver; 35, D. Hirshberg, E, j. Webster, A A.
Wood, r. l. Aud; Sc, Henry Shoemaker; 81, II.
I. Beede: 80, B. Eilerman, C. W. Pine; II, B. F
jacobs, Herman Stern AZ, c. c. Gilmore, William
II. Harvey 43, NJ. S. Levy, 4. B. Hamilton ; A, L.
NJ. Reading, J. A. Calhoun 45, L. d. Holbrook );
40, Duncan Mcpherson; AZ, II. S. Ball As, Henry
50, Charles E. Muoy: 49, P. Z. Hilton, W. W. Nor
ison; %, Irving A. Dunsmoor; Sc, II. E. Mosher !;
81, II. Luther; IS, J. F. watkins 50, Gilbert E.
Shore 90, Henry Wolfson; 81, Charles F. Burns ;
81, J. Horton /; 60, j. Il. Palmer 81, A. T. Dewey !;
66, W. T. Wright 81, B. II. Mcneil 6s, W. C.
Flint, J. o. Doane 60, J. f. Ellison; 7e, b. F.
Higgins; Il, W. E. Hopping; y, j. NJ Gleaves;
%, A. F. knorP, R. E Chapman; a. E; F: Dixon !;
Is, NJ. G. Winchel &C. Thomas Clelland II, John
Kari; 70, Harrison White; so. j. NJ. Henderson,
John F. Farnsworth ST. B. B undage; 80, NJ j.
Bundy So, H. Lohse; So, Frank Ely IS, Henry
A Palmer 50, }: H. Barrett 90 Francis Williams;
wick; "a, Valentine Newmark 95 George D. Kel-
logg 81, E. L. ShackeIton; 80, Jacob II. Neff ;
100, E. II. King 102, W. Walker l03, Israel john
son; los, }. L. Lewison; JOG, George W.
W. Brubaker; 109 II. L. Hastings; Ill, Pred
W. Bel; 112, II Lewis: rs, Oscar Robinson :;
III, NJ. Boardman; lis, VIM. Wilt, Jr.; 10, C.
G. Duhain; 100, J. J. Bulls; Ill F. l.. Crawford
122. G. +. Wansur; 123, j. a. Vaughn 12f, II. p.
Bedford 126. F. NJ Stone, A. L. Fisk; 127, Geo.
W. Dixon; rs, A. j Wharf; 129, n. G. Luke; 1870,
W ii. Savage 131, j. SteinmutZ; 49, d. S. Nun
son 1874, Wright P. Hall 1876, Milton Santec; 1856,
w. II. PeBfeld, L. L. Dunbar: 1877, b. r Suse; 13S,
A. Caminetti; 1885, Roderick Sutherland 4; 49, G. J.
Graham; al, Calvin F. Williams; 142, Z. K. Hill;
143, Marshall J. Roe; IA, F. J. Cleveland; 1i5.
John C. King; 146, Lorenzo D. Nash; l47, II.
Arnold u.s. J. b. Reddick; 14e, J. E. WoOten ;
$50, Edward T. Perkins 15l, George c. Hall; 152.
Walter De L2nO; 1873, L. Z. Tucker; 1855, George
w. Lowe.
LITERARY AND SoclAL.-The Young Peo-
pies Literary and Social Circle gave an en-
tertainment last evening at the parlors of the
Congregational Church, consisting of the fol-
lowing programme: Prayer; song by the
Circle sketch of the life of Tennyson, by
Miss Grace Kidd piano solo, q" Home Sweet
Home" by Mrs. j. r. Cook reading,
"Locksley's Hall, by Z. e. Meyers song,
by J. Cohn; song, by Miss May Cummings;
Lewis essay, "A Midsummer Dream" by
w. R. Norton duet, by Mrs. j. r. Cook and
W. R. Norton reading, g Lotos Eaters" by
A. NJ. Auburtus; reading, Lady Clara
We're de We're" The programme throughout
was rendered in an entertaining manner, and
the evening was spent most agreeably by the
audience present This is recently organ
lied social and literary society, and has for its
object the social and intellectual improvement
of its members.
ARREsTs.-The following arrests were made
yesterday: Barney Hughes, for sleeping on
sidewalk, by local officer Rider and Deputy
Sheriff Harrison; Son Sam, exposure of
person, by officer Valentine Mrs. Rus.
sell, drunk, by officer Rider; Dick Reeves,
disturbing the peace, by officer Eldred; Dan
O'Connor, disturbing the peace, by officer
Harvey Frank You, Andrea Mazeant and
All Qui, for enticing, by officer jackson /;
Rush Yune and All Hi, for disturbing the
peace, by officer Frazee Madelaide Brunette
and Madame Pierre, for enticing, By officers
jackson and Dolan.
EASTERN STAR SooIAL.-Naomi Chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, gave a social last
night, at which its members and a large num-
Der of invited guests were present. The
banquet was presided over by e. c. Atkin-
SON. Toasts offered were responded to by
Mrs. A. L. Frost, Assemblyman I. Frazer,
Senator William Johnston, DIR. PiersoO, r.
o. Cravens, Albert Gallatin, +. 3. Willis,
w. H. Hevener and w. f. Smith. The en-
tertainment was greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent, and continued until late hour.
Social AND DANCE-Sacrament Division
No. 2lS, Sons of Temperance, viii give a
grand literary social and dance on February
18th, at Turner Hall, for the benefit of the
Division Piano Fund. Church & Jones'
Band will furnish the music.