The morning call., 1890-05-03
Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
In the Royal Arcanun there is membership
OF 1Ol $50, with 1852 subordinate councils
A large gathering of friends assembled at the
regular meeting OF Seven Pines Circle, No g.
Ladies OF the Grand Army OF the Republic on
Mohday evening last. The programme consisted
OF choice literary and musical exercises The
1oor was then cleared for dancing, those not u-
dulglng in that amusement adiourninp TO the
banquet hall tor euchFe.
Young Ladies' Institute No. "a was organized
In I. NJ. L. Hall, East Oakland, Friday evening,
18th ut, by Miss Carrie Gallagher. G. p, as.
sisted by Miss NJ. Doran, ID. ID. G. p; Misses
I. OBrlen. Rhodes. DO0lan and Kelly OF Nc. Is
and A. Conlin OF No. 3. Tho following are The
officers elected and Installed: Mrs. Eliza Henry.
F.; Miss May Hooper, +. V. p; Miss Katie Far.
ley, s. V. r; Mrs. Lizzie Whelan, r. s.; Mrs.
Josephine Lheureux, f. s.; Miss Annie Farley
T.; MISS Lizzie Doan, M; Miss Mary Swas, l.
s.; Miss Alice Iierney, o. s.; DR.. Overend z.
Jacob Bernheim. q. o. C. OF the independent
Order OF Red Men, visited Sacramento Stamm
No. l24, last month. j. Rumetscb G. g. and Fred
Wickenhauser, q. NJ, accompanying him, A com
mittee OF Sacramento Stamm, consisting OF J.
Kruhler, Fred Schneider aud A. Bauer, received
them at the depot and escorted them TO a restau-
rant, where dinner was served, after which the
party were shown the Capitol building In the
evening they attended the meeting OF Sacra-
mento Stamm, where speeches were delivered,
and after the meeting adjourned all were Invited
10 the banquet hall, where a repast was partaken
OF and speeches, songs and toasts were given
From Sacramento the grand officers departed
next morning for San Jose, where San jose
Stamm was also visited by them.
Britannia Lodge. No. z, Order Daughters of ST.
George, held its regular meeting last Monday
evening. Business OF great Importance has been
agitatng the members for several meetings and
now all being satisfactorily settled the ladies
are In great Joy and wish TO show their GOOD
feeling by giving an open meeting, with refresh
ments. on Monday evening, 9th inst. The order
tons. there being now fifty lodges in the Eastern
States, although California, at present, has only
one, put that is progressing remarkably well.
having on hand six or eight propositions for
membership for the next regular meeting.
On Sunday, 2olh ult., Jacob Bernhelm, G. o.
G.; F. Wickenhauser. G. NJ. and P. II. Walther,
q. b. C., OF the Independent Order OF Red Men
lett this city for Los Angeles TO pay an official
visit to Los Angeles StaInm, No. 352 They
by the following members OF the siamm: A. f.
SOnburg, Henry Stuhr, A. Lndenfeldt f. Ker-
kow f. Cyarske r. Goeritz, L. Friese. A. Stem.
ecke. William Muller, Henry Ross and NJ. G.
Gaulke. After the usual welcome supper was
served. On Tuesday The visitors were driven to
all the principal places In the City of the Angels
and in the evening they attended the meetlng OF
the stamm. The grand officers conferred the
three degrees on several candidates After the
On Wednesday the party went 10 Badwin's
ranch. They were shown all around aud
splendid lime was had. The grand officers re-
turned home on the Goth, well pleased with their
trip
The convention OF the Ladies' OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic was held in Rutherford
Hal Hall, San jose It was very largely attended,
aimed TO distribute The Offices so thai all circles
might nave representation in the department
The committees for The year Just closed returned
very gratifying reports The Committee on
Aimshonses, who were instructed TO commune
cate with the various Superiniendents. were
pleased to report that very few veterans or their
relatives, outside OF Sen Francisco, were in.
mates; The committee appointed to secure
Grand Army day In the public schools reported
partial success, with encouraging prospects of
the custom being generally adopted. The Hos.
piial Committee also showed much good work
accomplished. A portion Of the committee con-
scented to act for the coming year, new ones
being added 10 make up the requisite number.
Kindly greetings wsre interchanged with the
Grand Army OF the Republic, In encampment
assembled. During the session a serenade was
rendered by the Veteran Guard, and business
was suspended to receive them. Venice f.
Cushing, S. f., IN few well-ch0sen remarks
conveyed the thanks OF the members of the con-
yentioB for the honor conferred Mrs. John A.
Logan, who was present, warmly greeted the
s. r.. and was in return given hearty reception.