Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-12
Observation-Disclosures VISIT.

By the early train from San Francisco yes
terday there came an excursion party Of
members of Unity Lodge, 1. o. B. B., San
Francisco, on a fraternal visit to Ethan
| Lodge of that Order, Sacramento. The ex.
cursionists were received at the depot by N.
NJ Jacobs, President of Ethan Lodge, and
the reception committee, consisting of Ben.
Steinman, B. Moore, S. A. Hamburger, K.
Hyman and S. Ginsburg and by many
members of the.Order. The guests were :
Grand President julius Cerf VIM. Kienki,
| Grand Secretary; l.. Lipman, President
Unity Lodge; l.. A. Morgenstern, Vice.
President; B. Mayors. Recording Secretary ;
Chas S. Harris, Financial Secretary; S.
Zekind, Treasurer; III. Blackman, Monitor ;
Chas Goldberg, Guardian; H. Enkie, Jos.
Rothschild, R. Raphael, Geo. Raphael, A.
Lewis, J. Levine, A. Seligshon. W. Falk, j.
Freud, J. Jacobs. N. LoWesher, E. Wineher,
w. w. Jacobs, d. COIN, M. Rosenthal, S.
Friedman, /. Ehrenberg, N. Warschauer
NJ. A. Warschauer, s. H. COIN, A. Shain
A. Harris, A Schoenfeld, E. Schoenwasser,
A. Wolfe, w. Wolfe w. Sallburg, J. j.
Achin, r. Samish, j. Livingston, G. Zacha-
rias, A. Erb, A. Kampher, H. Woolf, f.
Toplitz, A. l.. Hyman, l. S. COIN, J. Biber,
S. Solomon, A. Guttman, L. Sissinyine.
The guests were escorted from the depot to
Fishers Restaurant, where plentiful lunch
was served. From there the company
marched to the Lodge-room of Ethan Lodge,
which was filled to its full capacity
of fraternal interchange of greetings followed
interspersed with some very interesting
speeches. In the evening Ethan Lodge gave
a grand ball and banquet to its guests at
Turner Hall, beginning at nine o'clock
There was large attendance of ladies and
gentlemen, and the ball proved to be social
reunion of the most pleasing character. The
hall was tastefully decorated with flags, flow
ers and evergreens, and over the stage worked
in evergreens were the words Welcome
Unity Lodge" The company at 11:30 sat
down to the banquet spread by Henry Fisher,
and which was tasteful, well served and cred
served in ornamentation, but care given to
plentiful supply of substantial and appetite.
ing food. Over two hundred guests were at
the tables, over which n. NJ Jacobs,
President of Ethan Lodge, presided and
acted as toast-maker. The regular toasts
prepared for the occasion, and the gentlemen
selected to respond to them, were:
The District Grand Lodge" responded to
by Grand President Julius Cert, of San Fran.
cisco.
Unity Lodge" responded to by Jos.
Rothschild, San Francisco.
Ethan Lodge" responded to by d. Ham,
burger, Sacramento.
The Ladies" responded to by H. Vein
stock, Sacramento.
THE Law and the Order" responded to
by M. Rosenthal, San Francisco.
The Bachelors" responded to by Phil
Cohen, Sacramento.
The Press" responded to by A. Selig-
sohn, of The Jeaeish Progress journal. San
Francisco
Dancing was resumed after supper, and
continued through thirteen numbers of
well-arranged programme. The entire recep.
ton was conducted in spirit of broad hospi.
tally, and drew forth the warmest express
sions of satisfaction from the guests. The
management of the entire affair was under
the direction of the Reception Committee al
ready named, the Committee of Arrange
ments, consisting of n. NJ. Jacobs, d. A.
Hamburger, Joseph Newmark, III. Vein
stock, n. J. Nathan, D. j. Simmons, and
the following Floor Committee Samuel
Marks, Director; Gus. Laveuson, M. j.
Simmons. o. Ross, Phil. G. Cohen, B. Kat
sehinski, Joseph Joseph, Marcus Levy, Dan.
Hyman.
A few of the visitors return to San Fran
cisco this morning, but fully forty of them
remain here during to-day.