The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-27

the Champions OF the Red Cross. To tile present
wiring noneWlil be levied in the Young Ladies'
Institute.
Yerba Buena Lodge of Perfection, No. 6,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free
N asonry, lad a weli-attended meeting last
evening, When important business was
transacted.
Golden Gate Encampment, No. l. /. O.
Q. F., at its regular meeting last evening
conferred the Golden Rule and Royal Purple
degrees.
King Solomon's Lodge, No. go, F. and
a. NJ, at special meeting last evening had
work in the Entered Apprentice degree.
The Odd Fellows Literary and Social
Club viii meet this evening, when entertain
ing and important business will take place.
Islam Temple. Ancient Arabic Order,
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, Will leave on
its pilgrimage to the oasis of the Hotel del
Monte, Monterey, this afternoon at half
past o'clock by the broad-gauge line. The
-earayan will return on Monday next.
At the meeting Of Golden Gate Parlor, No
90, \. S. G. w, held last Monday evening
it was decided to attend the Mechanics Fair
in a body On Monday evening next. the
members appea ring in the uniform worn by
them in the Admission day parade
In the Royal Arcanum there are now
10S,05S members of the order in good stand
ing and 1902 subordinate councils.
Henrietta Lodge. No. TO- L. Z. A, vii
hold an open meeting Wednesday evening
next in ST Georges Hall.
Young Ladies Institute No. will hold
lis third annual reception on Tuesday even
ing, October 21st, at Odd Fellows Hall.
The meetings of this branch are held as
usual in St. Georges Hall, and the invita-
tons for reception will be issued at every
III citing hereafter and are positively not
transferable. The Committee of Arrange
ments comprises the following ladies: Miss
Kittie Foley, Miss Mamie MoelIet, Miss May
ClsnSey, Miss May Miller, Miss Kitte Long,
Miss Maggie Mullen, Miss NJ Z. German,
Miss NJ. Donovan. There is no doubt but
what this competent committee viii spare no
pains to make the reception one of the sue
cesses OF the season.
Court Twin Peaks, No. 1856, A o. F. F. S,
held its regular quarterly meeting last
Wednesday evening. There was large at
tendance Of members and visitors present,
and three new members were initiated, max
Ing fourteen for the quarter. Six applica-
! lions are still on the Secretary's desk. The
-c0u1t Ell al lis delegates to the S. II. C.
meetngN ht November, and distributed
tickets for its third anniversary entertain
ment and ball. which takes place on Wednes-
day evening, October 18th, the proceeds TO
be devoted 10 procuring court banner.
Ouina Council, No. 16l, American Frater-
nal Circle. had large attendance at its
lodgc-rooms in Grand Central Hall on last
Monday night This is a new order on this
Coast, aud promises to be very large and
strong one. 1t was chartered under the gen.
eral laws Of Maryland about two years ago,
and now has membership of over 1000.
a nest OF the Independent International
Order OF Owls, to be known as Chicago, No.
9, will be instituted in Chicago, H.. this
evening by c. Il. Harris Carl PretzeD,
editor of the National Weekly. He will
also be assisted by Nest No of the st.
Louis (Mo) flock, who Will wing them
selves to the Worlds Fair City for that
special purpose. Three hundred candidates
will be initiated, in which 800 owls" will
participate, after which a banquet will be
partaken of. This organization is both
social and fraternaI, and has now large
membership in the Eastern States. 1t is re-
ported that nest will shortly be instituted
in this CITY