Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SOCIETY NOTES.

Saturday evening there was joint public
installation of the officers of the three A. O. U.
W, Lodges in this city. The officers installed
were as follows: Union Lodge, No. PIP.
NJ, W. A. Henry; NJ. W., D. Hickey
Foreman, I. G. Magan; o., A. w. Seton R.
s., ]. Bradley; F. s., A. j. Norton R., j.
G. Davis; Guide, John Norton; 1. W., f.
Swift; o. W., A. Hubert. Sacrame ito
Lodge, No. SOP. NJ, A. F. Mcmillan NJ.
w, D. Hurley; Foreman, B. Schwartz o.,
S. l.. Risdon r. s., G. Katzenstien T. s.,
NJ. r. Beard; R., a. S. Hopkins Guide, F.
Griswold [. W., f. Herman; o. W., f. w.
Burke. Degree of Honor, Lily of the Val
ley Lodge, No. lip. c., Mrs. S. o. White;
c. of H., Mrs. G. Francis /; S. of H., Mrs. S.
L. RIsdon S. of c., Mrs g. Walker R. c.,
Miss Annie Ash; F. s., S. L. Risdon T.,
Mrs. Rose; 1. W., A. Hubert. A. S. Hop.
kins addressed the A. o. U. W. and invited
guests on the objects and purposes of the
Order. After the completion of the installa-
ton ceremonies, a choice literary and musi.
cal programme was rendered, as follows
Piano solo, Miss Mamie Roth recitation,
The Soldiers Welcome" by little Blanche
Ficks, only five years old, but very preco.
cious; recitation, The Soldiers Day" by
Edna Ficks; song, by E. F. Ashworth
reading, Mics Annie Davis; duet. for flute
and piano, La File de Madame Angot"
G, a. Neale and Miss Jessie Cameron song,
Misses Annie and Mary Davis song, Pearl
jackson and Edna Cooley; reading, Miss
Annie Ash; song, Joseph Wisemsn song,
Mrs. w. G. Fitch; song, Pearl jackson and
Z. Cooley piano solo, Gertis Gerrish.
Last Thursday evening d. D. Grand Mas
ter Conrad Bitter installed the following
officers of Schiller Lodge, No. 105, l Q. o.
F.: John Liudenmeyer, n. c.; Fred. Hum
merfeld, '. G.; Benjamin Schwartz, r. S.;
Gee. E. Kuchler, f. s.; B. Ruhl, w; E.
Egeberg, c.; E. Schmid, r, S. n. G.; Paul
Graf, L. S. n. c.; VIM. Gueuther, r. S. V.
G.; f. Schmidt, L. S. V. c.; c. G. Pom
mer, l. G.; John Platt, o. c.; H. Ruhl-
man, Il. S. S E. Arnold, L. S. s. The
Lodge then, by invitation, went to the Phila.
delphia House. kept by ?. Newman, where !
fine supper was spread and which was
heartily enjoyed.
The first Grand Division of the Uniformed /
Degree Rank X. Of 2. IN this State will be |
organized in San Francisco tomorrow. Sir |
knight Commander Davis and Sir knight |
Herald Schumacher viii attend as delegates |
from the Sacramento Lodge.
William B. Davies Grand Patriarch of |
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Of |
the State of California, will install the Off |
GERS Of Uniformed Degree, No. l, at Odd |
Fellows Temple this evening. Tomorrow |
evening at the same place he will install the |
officers Of Occidental Eucampment, No. A. |
On Thursday, the l0sh, he will visit West |
Coast Encampment, No. 70, at Alendocino. |
The Grand Patriarch's other appointments |
for the month are follows Sonora, 18th 1; |
Angels Camp, 18th Mokelunne Hill, 10Th [; |
St. Helena, 2lst.
Franklin Council, No. Il, Order of Chosen |
Friends, elected the following officers for |
the ensuing term Mrs Z. Ehrhardt 2. C. |
c.; P L. Beclley, c. c. (re-elected); Mrs |
Pierson. V. c.; Albert korn, Secretary II. |
Ehrhardt, Treasurer; Mrs. Korn, Pralste ; |
Mr.. kloss, NJ; Charley Swilling, Guard /; |
w. Beckley, w. Past Chief Miss Cora |
stalation will take place on the 12.h inst. at |
Franklin Hall, and will be public
Saturday evening Sacramento Commsn- |
derry, No. l, Knights Templars, installed the |
following officers Eminent Commander, f. !
Lyon; Generalissimo G.. NJ. Coglan Cap |
tain-General, William B. Miller; Prelate, |
John Rock Treasurer, A. a. Van VOORHEES,; |
Recorder, A. A. Redington; Senior Warden, |
L. Glover; Junior Warden, William f. |
jackson; Warder, J. w. Boyd Standard |
Bearer, w. r. Jones; Sword Bearer, G. II. |
Stevens Captains Of the Guard, r. Burr, |
Frank Lambert Frank Fiemming; Sentinel, |
George +. Brouner.
The joint Boa-d Of Trustees OF the I'm
proved Order Of Red Men, composed of the
following members met ana organized: Co
Fumnes Tribe, No. III. ?. Couuts, II.
Winters, VIM. Bowen. Red jacket, No. 28-
J. Gibson, J. Y. Van Horner, Fred. Sauzs.
Owosso, Ne. 81. GrisWold, George w.
Nichols, J. Hartman. Rsd Cloud, No. Il
G.. +. Bronper, +. G. Hopkins, 2. Phillips.
President, John Hartman Nice-Pre sident,
Fred. Sauze Secretary, Philip Phillips
Treasurer, II. Winters; JsnitOr, n. Morris.
The regular meetings will he the first Sunday
of each month, at , P. NJ,
Last evening was the occasion Of the rails
ing up of the Chiefs of the Red Cloud
Tribe No. H. Improved Order of Red Men.
They were installed by District Deputy
Grand Sachem S. B. Cooley, assisted
by Past Great Sachem Charles L.
Spencer, Past Sachem SAME and Past
Sachem G. W, Whitlock, ia the follow.
ing order: Sachsm, J. i. Burdg; Senior
Sachem, J. H. Nottingham Junior Sach-
EN-, L, W. Grothsn; Chief of Records,
Thomas J. Games; Keeper Of Wigwam, !.
S. Watson; First Sanap. f. G. Hopkins
Second Sanap 7. P. Smith; Warriors-P.
Philips, j. II. Adams, b. I. Campbell and
+. Bsrdolt; Brsyes-W. Adams, c. Abel. ].
i. smith and c. Sullivan; Prophet, E. +. |
johnson Pow Wows-Z. w. Payne and w |
Lsing Guard Of Wig G. f. Bronner;
Guard Of Forest, II. Morris. After
the installation the Red Cloud Trire
invited their gussts-membsrs Of the Cosum-
mes, Red jacket and Owosso Tripes-.o
banquet st the Capital Hotel, where each
festive brave Toasted to MS hearts content on
the bountiful supply OF good estatlss set
before him. The Havana boxes were then
passed around. and the assembled warriors
smoked the cigar Of peace, good fellowship to
men. The feast wss presided over by 0. y.
- y.
Henry, G.. W. Nichols, 4. J. Eermylia, c, |
L. Spencer, J. p. Counts, and others. The
company were favored with music by the
DER brothers and V. ID. Ssno, and songs by
Abe Wilson. The Chairman toasted +.
q. Blessing, the host, who had so bountituliy
fed the hungry warriors, which was replied
to by Judge Henry.
EoLoGRAPHIc WILLs-An opinion has
been fled in the Supreme Court in the mat
ter of the estate Of +. l.. Bllings, which is of
considerable interest to his heirs in this vi
cinity. The deceased left what he supposed
TO be Photographic will. He had seemingly
with every provision Of the statute,
but those who desired to defeat his purposes
found in the date of the instrument the boon
of 3 technicality. which saved them aud pos
sibly defeated the wishes of tsststor, The
will was dated Sacramento, April /, 1880.
The words April 1st ;" were written by the
deceased, while the year and locality were
printed, the testator having evidently taken
3 sheet of paper with letter-head stating
the business and location OF his firm, the
name If the place, Sacramento" and the
year. 1850 printed aud filed in the month
snd r.y, April 1st," Toe Court holds that /
ne requirements Of che statute are not con-
1Iete unless every word of the will is in the
1andWriting of the testator.
DAxIASA Bitters regulate the stomach sud
: the best tonic, Il