Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SOCIETY ELECTIONS. Occidental Encamp-
ment, No. AZ, I. O. 0. F., has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term ID. S.
Watkins, c. P; Geo. B. Blue, II. P; james
H. Stebbins, S. W.; Thomas W. Smith,
j. W.; elson Wilcox (re-elected), Scribe
f. Hageboom (re-elected), Treasurer. 49,
Union Degree Lodge, No. 3. I. 0. o. f., has
elected the following officers: II. g. Brown,
Degree Master; L. Solomon, Deputy Degree
Master J. c. Tice, Recording Secretary
n. w. Robbins, Treasurer; G.. Brier, Inside
guardian !. At regular meeting of Sacra-
mento Lodge, No. II, K. of p, held last
evening, the following were elected officers
for the ensuing term: J. H. Johnston, P.
e. j. F. Lucas, G. c.; ]. J. Fitzgerald, V.
c.; David Falconer, Prelate; Z. B. Osler,
M. of F.; II. Winters, NJ. OF E.; j. 9.
Clifford, K. of r. ard S; n. NJ. Jacobs, G..
II. Smith. J. f. Huntoou, Trustees; Last
evening Eureka Lodge. No. 4, l: q. y. f.,
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term George Brier, n. e.; M; Ma LIN,
V. e.; Edwin Glover, r. S.; w. B. Davies,
?. s., and A. Lewick, Treasurer Pacific
Encampment, No. 2, 1. o. o. f., has chosen
these officers: John Watt, c. p; Ell. NJ.
Martin, H. P; James Stewart, s. W.; S. M.
Kiefer Scribe; Samuel Smith, Treasurer,
and j. n. Young, J. w. Sacramento, No.
2, 1. o. o. F., has elected: j. G. Moore,
n. G.; P. II. Coggins, V. c.; F. III. Dillman,
r. S.; 7. c. Jones, ?. s., and j. B. Deseve,
Treasurer Industrial Lodge, No. 157, has
chosen officers as follows ID. S. Watkins,
N. G.; James Stewart, V. c.; E. B. Hussey,
R. S.; A. j. w. Palmer, ?. S, and George
l. o. 0. F., Folsom, has elected the follow
ing officers George Little, n. g.; Samuel
Boyd, V. c.; w. Fl. Nichols, r. s., and J.
Hyman, Treasurer .Owosso Tribe, No. 80,
Imp. o. r. NJ, at lis meeting last evening
elected officers as follows Sachem, Geo. w.
Nichols S. S., NJ. w. Hanrihan j. s.,
j Ohm +. Corson Trustees, John j. Buckley,
n. Caulfeld and Frank Griswold. Installa-
ton will take place next Wednesday even
ing, when r. B. Harmon, District Deputy
Great Sachem, will raise up the chiefs :.
The following officers of Camp No. l, o. of
G., were duly elected last evening for the en-
suing term: Past Chief, J. j. Campbell
Chief, w. 2. Stoner; Vice-Chief, r. II.
Greer; Recording and Financial Secretary,
J. a. Davis; Treasurer, E. A. lie Blanc (;
Warden, d. O'Keefe !; Sentinels, G.. G.. Fol-
ger, l.. Aigner. Committees were appointed
to confer with members of the Legislature
relative to the introduction of a bill prohibit
ing the use of opium except in mechanical
sense.
PIONEERS Soc1AL.-The Pioneer Associa-
ton held its annual social at its hall last
evening. Nearly all the members of the So
c;ety residing in the city, together with their
families and some Pioneer friends from
abroad, were present The hall was full, and |
the scene was merry one. 1t was genuine
Il IL n
were freed from restraint and conventional |
ism, and all met and treated each other
as if in a good old fashioned home circle, |
with no visitors" present to divide |
or make formality necessary.
The following programme was given dur
ing the early part of the evening
instrumental solo, Miss Evans vocal solo,
Where are the Friends of My YOUTH"
Mrs. Cooley; instrumental duet, Caliph
of Bagdad,n Mrs. Nelson and Miss Evans !;
vocal quartet, Messrs. Putnam, Freeman,
McNeill and Crandall; recitation, A. Hart
vocal solo, Mrs Carter vocal solo, Kohler
recitation, MIR. Gray; vocal solo, Miss Lo-
gan recitation, Master Larl1in original song
by Mr.. jackson, an Oregon Pioneer of 1915.
At the conclusion of these exercises the hall
was cleared for dancing, in which old and
young joined, but the older ones soon gave
the floor to the children while they chatted,
looked on and released the scenes and times
of yore. An excellent supper was spread in
the basement of the church adjoining, to
which all repaired about II o'clock, and about
an hour was pleasantly occupied in that d.
reetion. Dancing was afterward resumed
and continued until all were satisfied that the
social was an entire success.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. = The engage
ment of Robert McWade at the Metropolitan
Theater commences this evening in his i'm
PRESERVATION and dramatization of "Trip Van
Wrinkle, the Vaga5ond of the Catskills"
Mr.. NTcWade has acquired high reputation
in this play. and those who have seen Jeffer-
son as Rip Van Wrinkle will probably not be
disappointed from the presentation of Mr..
McWade. He has Just ended four weeks
engagement in the Bush Theater at
San Francisco, in reference to which the
papers of that city speak of him as possessing
great merit, and as ranking next to Jefferson.
Some critics even pronounce him as an equal
of that actor. Ii Mr.. McWade is supported
by the same company here that he was in
San Francisco, as is expected, his en-
gsgement will undoubtedly be gratifying
success, and be fully appreciated. Miss
Louise Halibee, formerly of McVicker's The
alter, is announced besides good dramatic
company. There will be no extra charge for
reserved seats, and prices for admission will
be as usual. The same play will be repeated
tomorrow night, and Saturday afternoon
there will be matinee On Saturday night
will be given Richard the Third - in Dutch.
and the well-known farce tToodles,"
MERCHANDISE COMING. The following
freight passed Ogden for Sacramento on the
9th For L. L. Lewis & Co., bundle pa
per Governor George c. Perkins, box oil
paintings; Henry Fisher. 2 bags almonds;
Hale Bros. & Co., 2 bales and boxes dry
goods. case cotton goods, boxes towels;
Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 200 kegs nails,
191 bundles and 242 bars iron, SO bundles and
l73 bars steel, 2 cases axles, 55 bundles sheet
iron, > baxss and cases hardware, barrel
castings 5. j. Nathan & Co., l case clothing;
Casey & Cronan, cases cigars; Chas. Helm
rich, tub cheese; A. & A. Baker, 270 boxes
window glass; Adams, Mcneil & Co.. so
barrels hams, boxes playing cards S. Lip
man { Co. bcx umbrellas, 2 bales COM
fortables, box hosiery; G. p. Nathan, /
bale paper; Locke & Lsvensou, l roll car
pet; PsSot Upham & Co., IS boxes paper:
II. A. Weaver, l case paper: q. L. Bush,
boxes gas fixtures; Thomas Harper, cases
shoes; X. Seoae l. Co, boxes hardware,
box leather, w. n. O. ~. - lLOuSutohs
boxes books; Hall, Luhrs & Co, % barrels
hams; Blessing & Guthrie, l barrel coffee.
INSTALLATION AT FoLsoM.-The installa-
ton of officers of Natoma Lodge, f. and A.
NJ, at Folsom took place or Tuesday even
ing, the services being conducted by Deputy
Grand Lecturer 7. q. Pockman. A large
number Of members of the Order from this
city were present. After the installation
services dress ball was held. which was
brilliant affair, and in connection with which
was banquet, given in the most approved
style. The whole occasion was put forth
with great success, aud was highly enjoyed
by the fraternity and invited guests.
REMNANTS IN LACE CURTAINS Over 200
different qualities. Lengths. from one to three
yards, at 30 cents on the dollar. at the closing
sale of the Red House.
BoYs, Atwood. Oregon gray cashmere suits,
at Mechanics Store.