The morning call., 1890-07-23
FRATERNAL NOTES.
A New Chapter of the o. E. s. to Be Co
stitutad ar Pasadena.

A New Chapter of the o. f. s. to & Con-
stituted at Pasadena.
District No. of the Order of the Eastern
Star. Mrs. SOuthworth D. D. G. NJ, held a
union meeting with Ivy Chapter. No. 81 on
Tuesday evening" the 18th inst. Mrs.
Briggs, G. NJ, was present and delivered
an address.
Orc Elmo Parlor, No. 9, Native Daughters
of the Golden West, Is in aflourishing condi-
dition, the officers elected for this term be-
ing very capable, and the members take a
great interest in the proceedings.
Flambeau Lodge, No. Z, Order of the
Beacon Light, will give an entertainment
and ball at Saratoga Hall next Friday even
ing.
Sausalito Parlor, No. 15S, n. S. G. W,
which was only instituted few weeks ago,
has decided to parade in the Ninth Of Sep
TENDER celebration. The parlor will shortly
be presented by ". Il. Hearst with a ban
ner costing $500
A new chapter of the Order of the East
ern Star will be constituted at Pasadena
this week by DR.. Cunningham, 2. of Acacia
Chapter, No. p, of Los Angeles.
FrancH-Ameriean Lodge No. POI, l. 0. o.
f., Will confer the nltiatOry al the meeting
tomorrow evening.
Pacific Lodge, No 1876, F. and A. NJ, had
work in the third degree at its called meet
ing last evening.
Mrs Briggs. G. NJ, and Mrs. Southworth,
d. ID. G, NJ, visited Oak Leaf Chapter, No.
s. Order of the Eastern Star. of Oakland,
last Thursday evening, and were Hospitality
received and entertained.
he meeting and reading rooms of the n. s.
q. W. III tile Pioneer Building have undergone
an oyerhauing preparatory TO the 9Th of Sep
Iember celebl alton. II is probable that the Ma
tive Daughters will occupy these quarters and
entertain visiting members and friends.
George +. Howard, Suprrme Commander OF
the Select Knights, a. o. U. w, has issued a
circular under date OF l0th inst, urging the
members OF that order 10 Ego to work with
viii and thereby Increase its prosperity by the
accession OF new material aud aid Its finances
by their admission. Among other matters re-
ferred TO IN tue circular Is the following: The
Supreme Lodge OF the A. o. U. w. at its session
held IN Boston, Mass, June II to "a, 1890, has
again refused TO, 10 any manner, interfere with
our organization, and again practically Endorsed
our order as at present constituted. 1t is TO be
hoped that the last assault upon our order from
members OF the Supreme Lodge OF the A. o. u.
W. has been made, and that from this time on
Wafd lie TWO orders may continue without inter
ruptiun 10 be helpmates 10 each oIher-each fur
nIshing materially 10 the membership OF the
other and thus building up both orders 10 the
end that each may be The means OF advancing
the interests of humanity. AS Select Knights
let us push the order forward, and to the extent
that we prosper, so Will such prosperity add 10
the success of the Ancient Order OF United
WOrkmen. Our order is In no sense-and should
not be so cOnducted-a rival of the A. o. U. w;
but our laws have been so framed that we eau
build up our ranks from the young men OF the
land, who, as they desire advancement, must
avail themselves OF the privileges OF the Ancient
Order OF United WOrkmeD. Tie order has
now three degrees, the Junior Senior and
Select Knight degrees Tie first TWO are open
10 all White males over The age OF 8 years and
OF good moral character, etc. The business of
the legion is done III the Senior degree. To be
entitled to receive the Select Knight de-
gree the applicant must be member IN good
standing of Tie A. o. U. w. To he eligible TO
ofhce, except that Of Trustee or Medical Ex-
amiaer, one must be a Select Knight degree
member The ritual for the first TWO degrees is
now being pro0l-read ana will b ready Tor dis
trlbutiOn sOon. The ritual for The S :ect Knight
degree will follow shortly"
AT the last meeting OF Catholic Ladies' Aid So
cely. No. IL, Miss Mary Tui:e, the retiring
President, was presented with d hdndsOm gold
badge, after which refreshments were served
and pleasant evening passed. large nnm-
Der OF members OF sister branches were present,
several Of whom delivered short addresses.
Golden Gate CommaudeIy, No. 10, Knights
Templar, held a stated concIaye Monday
evening and elected a candidate to receive The
several orders.