The morning call., 1890-04-14
KNIGHTS AND LADIES.
Fourth Annual Session of the
Grand Lodge TO-MOrrOW.

The fourth annual session of the Grand
Lodge knights and Ladies of Honor, of
this jurisdiction will commence proceed
ings Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock in the
Odd Fellows Hail.
The order now has a membership of
about IS, coo persons of both sexes, of which
1900 belong to this juridction and are men,
bers OF nineteen subordinate lodges. The
gain in membership during the year has
been 800. and in lodges two.
Since the establishment of the organiza-
ton in 1877 to the present date the sum of
S4,545,047 80 has been paid to beneficiaries
An assessment realizes nearly $4,000, and
approved claims are paid promptly.
The gain in the order has been most
marked, as in February last 1896 applca-
tons were approved by the SUI reme Medi-
cal Examiner and S965,OOO new insurance
was written.
The session Of the Grand Lodge in this
jurisdiction will last all of two days, on one
one Of which officers will be elected to serve
for the ensuing year.
The following are the officers, standing
committees and representatives to this
meeting:
OFFICERS.
Grand Protector. a. N. Grant, San Francisco;
Past Grand Protector, j. j. Groom, San Frau
CISCO Vice Grand Protector, j. T. DockeIy. San
Francisco; Grand Secretary, S. b. Carleton, San
FranciscOi Grand Treasurer, j. W. Maher. San
| Francisco; Grand Chaplain, Emma T. Parker
SOnoml; Grand Guide, Emma Eldred Whtmore
San Francisco; Grand Guardian, Mrs. Z. Z.
Hall, Headsbntgi Grand Sentinel, Eugene II.
klngsman, San Francisco; Grand Trustees
William Dunlap, j. Q. Stockwell and Mrs. Jen-
ME l.; CopTase: San Franclse9i supreme Repre-
senlatlyes-S. American, San francisco, and T.
+. aiken; AlteTnates-S b. Carleton and e.
Kemp Van Ee, san Francisco.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Laws and SupeIvislUn-George }. Vincent,
0. w. Erlewine. s. American; on Stale OF the
Order-H. X. cummings, q. Widder Ira Ste
vens; on Appeals and Greyances-M. S. Koran,
!: kramer, j. P. Joyce; on Finance-F. Kemp
lials aud RetuiDs-H. n. Greene, Lizzie A
Rap, Mrs. W. b. Roth; on Printing and Sup
plies-A. n. Grant, q. F., j. +. Dockery, V. Gi
| p, S. b. Carleton, e. S.
REPRESENTATIVES, AND ALTERNArEs.
| Aurora Lodge No. POP. San Francsco-HeIen
| Ambiuster, representative; Anna j. Lambarth,
| alternate.
Martha Lodge. No PAL San Franclsco-Meta
| Wilder. Herman Frledlander representatives;
| Charles Lac eman, q. Wilder, ateinates.
Harmony Ledge, No. 1919, Sacramento-James
| Z. Pierson, representatives; Charlotte May, al
| ternale.
Bay City Lodge, No 619 San Fraucisco-Mrs.
| b. A. Maner, William b. UConnell, representa-
| lives; Nelly NOyes, Mrs. L. Zemer alIernales
Golden Rule Lodge. No CSC. San francisco
Mrs L. D. 81. ClaIr, representative; Sarah kTu-
Fidelity Lodge, No. 745, san F.ancisco-H. d.
! Sedgley, representative; Ii. W. GOeIjeD, alter
nate.
Marysvllle Lodge, No. TIA, Marysvllle-No re-
turns.
Pacific Lodge, No. 915, San Franciseo-Pauiine
Z. Hem, IepIese nlatVe; Russia W. Dexter al
ternate.
Empire Lodge, No. s32, San Flanclsco-Noah
| E. Flood, II. Paul Desmond, representatives; ;
Emma II. O'Donuell Francis Clodi, alternales.
Star Lo tge, No. SCI, Sonora-Belle w. Conrad.
Emella Baulnan. representatives.; Blake Smith,
| I. w. Wells, alLrrnates
| Oakland Lodge, No. 932. Oakland-J. B. Car
rlnglon. representatives; Napier Hamilton, al
| ternate.
West End Lodge. No. 1902 San Francisco
Charles A. Adams, representatives, Mary L. Carle-
| ton, alternate.
Equity Lodge, No. 1919, Sacramento-J. p.
| Counts and l.. A. Kidder, representatives,; Mrs. t.
| a Lauder and l. A. Lauder. alteruates
Magnolia Lodge, No. 124S. San Francisco
Nellie Dockery, representative; Charles Kiesel,
alternate.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1852, San Francisco
Hugh q. Jarman, representatives; Juliet Carl
ton, sae Tnate.
Triumph Lodge. No. 1886, San JOSEF. C.
Trephagen, representative
Garden City Lodge. San josef. r. Gum
representative; Mrs. l.. A. Erkson, alternate
Palo Alto Lodge, san Francisco-J ID. Jeffers.
representative; w. A Harvey, alternate.