The morning call., 1890-06-16
LADIES' INSTITUTE.
Third Annual Session of the
Grand Council.

Council of the Young Ladies Institute of
the State of California will commence pro-
ceedingS this morning at 10 o'clock in Re-
membrance Hail. Odd Fellows Building.
Since the last annual session the order
has been very prosperous. both In member
ship and finances, as the following statistics
will show: The total membership at the
present date is about 1904. During the year
the sum of $3.50 mas been paid out for sick
benefits. Eight deaths have occurred, the
beneficiaries of each deceased member hay
ing received $50 apiece, or sum total Of
$500.
The following amounts have been paid
by subordinate branches for benefits: No.
l of San Francisco, SIZE; No. 2 of San
Francisco, S1173; No. 3 Of San Francisco,
S552; No. of San Francisco, SS4; No. of
Grass Valley, SI13; No of Nevada City,
SOY; No. of San Francisco, S113; No. of
Benicia, sol; No. 10 of San Francisco, S17S;
No. IA OF San Francisco, 1907, and No. 10 OF
Chico, Sll9.
The following is list of grand officers,
standing committees, representatives and
alternates to this session:
OFFICERS.
Grand President Carrie Gallagher, In
sttute No. 2, San Francisco; Grand First
Vice-President, Mamie Z. Sweeny, Insti-
tute No. ., San Francisco; Grand Second
Vice-President Josie Regain, Institute No.
II, Sacramento; Grand Secretary, Josie
Grand Treasurer, Ella Coniyns, Institute
No. 3, San Francisco; Grand Marshal May
Nelarkey, Institute No. 8. Grass Valley;
Grand Inside Sentinel, Lizzie House, In
stitute No. II. Santa Cruz; Grand Outside
Sentinel, Susie Ely, Institute No. TO- Oak
land Grand Board of Directors-Rose Ma
honey, Institute No. l, San Francisco; Mrs.
Annie Sweeney, Institute No. /, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. Maggie Enwright, Institute No.
2, San Francisco: Mary Noonan, Institute
No. 8. San Francisco; Alice COnlln. lnstl-
tute No. 8. San Francisco Susie Carr, In
stitnte No. 6, Nevada City; Mrs. Ella Duffy,
Institute No. 8, Benicia; Tiny Sweeny, In
stitute No. 10, San Francisco; Mary Brown,
Institute No. Is, Vallejo.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Printing-Miss Alice Conlin, Miss
Annie Geohagen and Miss Mary German.
On Supplies-Miss Rose Mahoney, Miss
Mary Noonan and Miss Tiny Sweeney
On Finance-Miss Ellen Mcguire, Mrs. j.
Z. Carr ana Miss Katie Nunan.
On Laws-Mrs. L. X. Duffy and Miss
May Melarkey.
On Returns-Mss Annie Nyhan, Miss
Mollie Brown (of No. 14) and Miss Lizzie
Durham.
DELEGATES.
No. l, San Francisco-Mamie Lycette,
Nellie Dufour; a!ternates-Lizzie Terry,
Sophie A. Grote.
No. 2, San Franciseo-Jose Molloy, Katie
No. 8. San Francisco-Annie E. DAILY,
Mary David alternates-Nellie Kirby, Ma
ME Griffin.
No. 4, San Francisco-Fannie Douglas,
Mrs. NJ Nelson; alternates-Mrs. +. j,
Wise, Mrs. j. Cain.
No. 5, Grass Valey-Mrs. II. A Orr, Miss
Mary Cuddehy.
No. 6, Nevada Cty-Mrs. T. II. Carr
Sadie O'Donnell; alternateS-Annie Byrne,
Sallie McCauley.
No. I, San Francisco-Mrs. George Rich
ardson. May UNeil.
No s, Benicia- Mary Opperman, Katie
Reed alternates = Maggie Hyde, Molie
Mullaney, Mary Muldoon, Miss Mary Gal
lagher.
No. 9, San Francisco-NO returns.
No. 10, San FranciscO-Nellie r. Gal
higher. Lizzie A. Durkin; alternates-May
Daily, Lizzie Ahern.
No. II, Woodland-Mamie Griffin, Katie
Simmons; alternates-Agnes Bemmerly,
Mrs. \. E. Dyer.
No. T. Santa Cruz-Annie Dorsey, Ag-
mes wilkins; alternates-Sarah Lockhart,
Jennie Porter.
No. Il, San Francisco-Maggie Roach,
Annie MeGilicuddy; alternates = Nellie
Clatfey, Margaret Cook.
NO. III. w co6 pdhtduu-4hIS- II. u. TielD-
ming, Maggie Keaney; alternates-Teresa
0'Brien, Jennie 0Brien.
No. II, SacramentO-J. W. Willem, NJ. A.
Nagle.
No. 10, Chico-Mrs. Katie Dooley, Mag
gle Deyeney.
No. 81, Eureka-Nannie Nichols, Mrs. T.
T. BrOsman.
No. %. Haywards- Hannah BrIckell, An
ME Liguori; alternates Lizzie LAWN, Mary
Mulvebill.
No. "a, East Oakland-Mrs. f. Henry,
Mrs. Charles ii. Common; aternates-Liz-
zie Nolan, Mrs. T. f. Whelan.
This evening No. will entertain the dele
gates with a musical and literary pro-
gramme at Washington Hall. 80 Eddy street.
On Wednesday evening No. will give an
entertainment at the Knights of the Red
Branch Hall, corner of o'Farrell and Mason
streets, and on Thursday evening, on con-
elusion Of the Grand Council services, a re-
ception and ball will take place at Odd
Fellows Hall, rendered by all the city insti-
tutes to the officers and representatives of
the Grand Council.