The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-15


the Champions of The Red Cross. To the present
writing none will be levied In the Young Mems
Institute and Young Ladies' Institute.
Yeiba Buena Lodge of Perfection, No. 6, An
Client and Accepted Scottish Rite Of Freemason-
~, at its regular meeting last evening had work
in the fourth degree.
Golden Gale Encampment, No. /, /. o. U. F.,
at lis meeting last evening had good attend
ance, when considerable business was trans
acted.
King SOlomon's Lodge, No. 26o, F. and A. NJ,
held a special meeting last evening for the pur-
pose of working the degree of FelIowerait.
Oriental Encampment, No. 81, l. o. o. F.,
meets this evening, when officers for the ensuing
tenn will be elected and Other business trans
acted
Samuel Murrel the oldest Mason in Kentucky,
died recently. He was raised" In 1916.
Alabama has 2l15 members and forty-eight
suburdinates OF HE /. o. o. F., with 149 mem
beers III the largest and twelve members in the
smallest lodge.
Tie Masons at Atlanta, Ca, bave subscribed
81 00,o00, with more TO come, for the purpose Of
building a large aud attractive temple.
There have been twentytbree new lodges OF
the Knights OF Pyihlas instituted IN Missouri
since November, 1889.
Ii is reported that lie Grand Orient OF France
has attempted 10 form Masonic lodge in New
Zealand.
J,iirrson Lodge, No. Il. A. o. u w, is the
largest lodge III Missouri, having member ship
OF 493. As soon as the number reaches 500 a
eiHnd jolifcatiOn VIII be arranged. and the
achievement VIII be approximately celebrated.
II is relolted thai The new Masonic temple at
Denver, Colo. has just been sold for 100000.
1t cost 100000 and was dedicated July Sd last.
The citizens of Green Bay, WIS, have donated
a site Tor an Odd Fellows Home. The building,
when erected, Will cost $4,000.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of New South Wales
has recognized The Grand Lodge of Tasmania
and the assumed Grand Lodge OF New Zealand.
ker | loo { nj .il
phia, Pa, has nearly $4,000 i'll lis General
Fund and VIII soUu lie able 10 bulld suitable
home OF its own and thereby becUne mole or Il
power than
The Grand Master. F. and A. NJ. OF England
has granted warrants for sixteen new lodges
since March last. Two are located IN London
eight in The Provinces and SIX IN districts abroad
Three Of the latter ar III The Australian colony
Of Queensland, one in Madras one In Newiound-
land and one In PunJaub.
The SUPP me Council Of the Royal Argosy an-
nounces mat II will pay It's members WHO were In
good standing at The dale Of October 1th last
an amount quail 10 Sl1a per cent of tile assess
| ments paid In by them. The payments Will com
meuce next We and In OIuer 10 facilitate al
fairs the cummi!tee having The matter IN charge
have arranged 10 pay such members of the lodges
named, upon presentation Of their certificates
| and coupons, al Room II. Flood Building. corner
| FouIth aud Market streets, on the evenings
| stalled as follows: Monday, November 17th,
| Fidelity; Tuesday, 18Th, q ace; Wednesday,
19Ih Anchori Thursday. 20Ih. Rellauce; Fri.
day. 21st, Olive; Saturday, 22d, feaver and
| Golden Fleece; Monday. 24tu, Golden Vest /;
Tuesday. 25th, Orc Emo; Wednesday, 26h,
Mirage ana Myrtle; Thursday, 27tn, Hamil' on;
FriGa,, 2Sih, Triumph; SATURDAY 29th, Oak
land, Golden Stale ana Enterprise Monday
December 1st. Bay Leaf, laTksrur aud Ivy:
Tuesday, I'd, Yeiba Bueua Excelsior and VIC
tory; ednesdaY. Sd, Paramount.
Catholic Ladies' AID Society No. Is, of South
San Francisco, held an installation party at
Myrtle Hall, on Thursday evening. 9th inst. The
officers were installed by Mrs. Dean, q. F..
sisted by Mrs y. Lynch of Oakland acting as
NJ. After the ceremonies an able address was
delivered by Mrs Dean, q. T., which was fol
| lowed Dy choice programme OF literary aud
musical exercises. Dancing aud a collation. con-
Guided most pleasureabIe evening.