The morning call., 1890-09-18
FRATERNAL NOTES,
Regular Quarterly Meeting Held by
Unity Lodge, No. %, a. o. L. w.

Regular Quarterly Meeting Held by
Unity Lodge, No. ~, a. o. L. w.
Morse Lodge, No. 257, 1. o. o. F., had a
we'll attended meeting last evening when the
initiatory was conferred
Mission Lodge, No. 1863, F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting last evening had woik in
the Fellowcraft degree.
Western Addition Lodge, No. 2S5, I. o.
o. F., at its regular meeting next Saturday
evening will confer the initiatory on Cam
didate.
The A. o. U. W. School of Instruction
will meet in regular session next Saturday
evening in Shlels Building, 81 O'Farrell
street.
Oriental Encampment, No. 81, l. o. o. F..
at its regular session next Saturday evening
will confer the Golden Rule and Royal Pur-
pie degrees on several candidates.
Spartan Lodge, No. Sc, a. o. U. W., at its
meeting tomorrow evening viii be adj
dressed by the Rev. I. Chalmers Easton.
meeting tomorrow evening viii confer the
degree Of Brotherly Love.
The fourth open meeting and ball of the
Pacific Endowment League will take place
at Odd Fellows Hail tomorrow evening.
Addresses will be delivered by j. G. Sever
ance and }. Alfred Lewis.
F. E. Sutherland, G. d.. paid an official
visit TO California, 1880, and Unity, 20SS,
knights OF Honor lodges at Sacramento, on
Monday evening last. Notwithstanding the
State Fair was in full blast an enthusiastic
gathering met at the lodge-room and listened
to an eloquent address By the Grand Die
tator
Parker Lodge, No. 1914 I. o. o. F., has
moved into Eureka Hall, ana will continue
10 meet every Tuesday evening as formerly.
Unity Lodge. No. q, 4. 0. U. W.. had a
large attendance at its quarterly meeting on
Tuesday evening, j. NJ Baird, NJ. W., pre-
sided and introduced the several speakers
and talent in very pleasing manner. The
Grand Master Workman, Grand Recorder
and other grand officers were present and
the Meeting was great success both socially
ana intellectually. On the evening of the
30th inst lecture Will be delivered by
well-knOwn member of the order.
Next Tuesday evening Unity Lodge. Nc.
131, |. o. o. F., will be favored with lecture
by W. Ii. Barnes, p. q. NJ.
a union meeting of District No. 4, A. o.
U. w, comprising several lodges of this
city, WILDE held with Yerba Buena Lodge,
No. IA. in Shiels Building tomorrow even
ing. A splendid programme of exercises
has been prepared by au efficient committee
having the affair in charge.
Mantle PariOr, No. 10j, n. S. G. W., at its
meeting last Monday, decided to attend the
approaching fair at the pavilion in a body
accompanied by the wives and lady friends
of the members. This action was taken to
SIuW Iut DdEloI appreciation ul the hinu-
ness Of the Directors of the Mechanics In
stitute in postponing tile opening of the fair
until after the celebration of Admission day,
thus giving the n. S. G. w. of this city the
privilege of using the pavilion during the
festivities. 1t is the intention of Mantle
Parlcr to help the exhibition by its own lib
eral patronage and that Of its friends.
d. f. Nelson, Suprtm Reporter of the
Knights of Honor, announces the following
gain OF membership in the Jurisdictions
named, for the week ending the 18th inst:
Alabama 3. Arkansas 4, California 6, Con-
neciicut /, Colorado 5. Georgia 5, Illinois Ii,
Indiana 7, Kansas 2, Kentucky .. Louisiana
6, Maryland /, Massachusetts 4, Michigan 2,
Minnesota 3, Mississippi l, Missouri g. New
Jersey &, New York u, North Carolina 2,
South Carolina 4, Tennessee 5, Texas 81,
Virginia l. Wisconsin 8. Total, 145.