Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-16
SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
THEY HOLD THEIR GRAND LODGE SEES
SION IN THIS CITY.
A Young but Growing Order-Election
of Grand Officers Yesterday-The
Banquet Table.

The Grand Lodge of the Sons of st.
George met at Pythian Castle in this city
yesterday. The Order was established in
this State one year ago with nine Lodges,
and now there are twenty nine, with a
membership of between 1000 and 5000.
An organizer is now traversing the State,
and it is expected that before the Grand
Lodge meets next year the membership
will be doubled.
The Grand Officers under whose direc-
ton the session opened were: Grand
President. Harry W. Hutton of San Fran
cisco; Grand Vice President, Thomas Pas
coe of Los Angeles; Grand Secretary.
Edw. Oliver of San Francisco; Grand
Treasurer, J. w. Carlen of Oakland; Grand
Messenger, Edward Vaughan of Sacra-
mento; Grand Chaplain, F. o. Brandon of
San Francisco; Trustees-John D. Nield,
William Clack and Fred. ]. Hunt.
The list of delegates attending the session
is as follows:
cisco-Harry w. Hutton. William Clack,
Edward Oliver, o. Winterbottom, H. J.
Mitchell, S. Stephens.
Albion Lodge, No. 2O6, of Oakland-J.
W. Carlen, J. Lancaster.
London Lodge, No. 215, of San Fran
cisco-E. Howcroft. 81. J. Jackson, ]. Can
tor.
Royal Oak Lodge, No. 22O-Thomas
Pascoe.
Benbow Lodge, No. 229, of Sacramento
W. II. Wright, R. s. Foley.
Comstock Lodge, No. $40, of Virginia
City, Nev.-R. B. Dave.
Pickwick Lodge, No. $50, of San Fran
cisco-L. D. Brandon. Peter T. Holdings.
Union Jack Lodge. No. 269, of Redding-
G. w. Pope.
Derby Lodge, No. 2s5, of Alameda-John
D. Nield.
General Gordon Lodge, No. 2S6, of New
Almaden-Joseph T. 10y.
Victory Lodge, No. 2S7, of San Jose
Henry Tregoning.
Harmony Lodge, No. 2ss, of Stockton
W. H. Robinson.
Victoria Lodge, No. $50, of Grass Val
LEVY. George, I. S. Luke.
Prince Albert Lodge, No. 800, of Nevada
City-Rev. Josiah Sims.
John Bright Lodge, No. 3O4, of Johns.
vile, Plumas county-W. c. Chapman.
Corrubia Lodge, No. sos, of Granite, Mon
tana-Foster Williams.
Peace and Harmony Lodge, No. 312, of
Butte City, Montana-S. ]. Dennis.
At yesterdays session Grand Officers
were elected for the ensuing year as fol-
lows:
Grand President Thomas Pascoe, of Los
Angeles.
Grand Vice-President F. o. Brandon, of
San Francisco.
Grand Secretary, Edward Oliver, of San
Francisco.
Grand Treasurer, William George, of
Grass Valley.
Grand Messenger, ]. w. Carlen, of Oak
land.
Assistant Grand Messenger, VIM. Clack,
of San Francisco.
Inside Sentinel, Foster Williams, of Mon
tana.
Outside Sentinel, r. B. Dave, Virginia
City, New.
Assistant Grant Secretary, H. G. Jack
son, San Francisco.
Grand Chaplain, Rev. Josiah Sims, Ne.
vada City.
The reports of the several officers were
submitted. They showed very satisfac-
tory condition of the order
a number of subjects were considered
during the day which are not of general
interest outside the order.
The Grand Lodge will resume its session
this morning.
BANQUET LAST EVENING.
Benbow Lodge of Sacramento enter
tanned the visiting delegates last evening
by banquet at the International Hotel.
The proprietor, Mr.. Caswell, BIZ d the din
ing-room of his hosiery hands omely dec
GRATED for the occasion, and two long tables