The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-17
MiscelInneouE.

A fine programme will be presented at the
union entertainment of the Young Ladies' fnsti-
tutes OF this city at Irving Hall, Tuesday, June 3D.
Oakland Legion, No. 3, and Upchurch Legion,
No g. Loyal Knights, a. o. U. w, both of Oak
land, have received applications for membership
and they Will initiate al their next meetings.
j. w. Ward G. c., and other Grand Legion
officers OF the Loyal Knights. A. .. U. w. with
a delegation Of The knights of Oakland Legion,
No. 3, VIII pay fTalernal visit to San Francisco
Legion No. 2, next Thursday evening.
Unity Lodge. No. 81, Knights of Pythias, and
Burnaby Lodge, No. 1884, sons of St George,
will give a bail at B'nai Birth Hall on Saturday
evening, 3lst inst, IN aid of worthy brother, a
member OF both ORGANIZATIONS, who Is almost
totally blind.
a reception VIII be given by Young Ladies' In
stitute No. 10 the officers ana members OF
Nos. ID and "a OF Oakland on Monday evening,
26th inst.
The many friends of Valley Lodge. No. 293
Independent Order Of Good Tenpars, were
treated 10 a very enjoyable entertainment, both
literary and musical, by It's members last Tues
day evening, II being the eleventh anniversary
OF the organization OF the lodge. All who al
tended were highly pleased with the cordial re-
ce ton. The hail was beautifully, decorated
with flowers, displaying the taste and interest OF
the lady members OF the lodge.
Seven Pines Circle, Ladies of the G.. A. r., held
Its regular meeting last Monday evening. Two
ladies' we're Initiated and one comrade obligated.
A letter was read from Rev. DIR. Harcourt ask
ing the ladies Of the q. A. r. to be present at a
soldiers memorial service to be held at Howard
street Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday
evening, June st. committee of ladies' was
appointed TO convey TO the eloquent preacher the
acceptance OF his Invitation. In compliance
with the general order Of the National President
there VIII be special memorial service held at
ST. Georges Han on the night of the regular
open meeting, Monday, the 26th Inst. A request
from the q. A. r. Memorial Committee to assist
them in the arranging of flowers for Decoration
day met with cordial response.
Lincoln Relief Corps, No. 3, W. r. c., met as
usual, in regular weekly meeting last Thursday
evening, with all the officers and many members
present After short time spent in the bust
ness of relief work only, the meeting adjourned,
and the members Joined The comrades OF The post
below in celebrating the twenty-Ihrd anniYer
sary OF the existence OF Lincoln Post The large
audience was entertained with addresses by
Messrs. Backus. Lyons. Hobbert, Hanson,
Masteiler. p. p. C.'s, and w. Ii. Wharf,, j. V. D.
g. Songs were pleaslngly rendered by Mrs. +. a.
Cfessey; and Rotations by Miss Payne and MIR.
Guy DGrTe Dancing followed the exercises.
Mrs; Harlon, r., has called joint meeting of
all the city corps at 80 Eddy street on Tuesday
afternoon next at 2 80 O'clock, to arrange for
the observance OF Memorial day. The funeral OF
the late member, Mrs. Julia A. Forbes, took
place al 946 Mission street on Tuesday last un-
der the direction OF the corps. A large humber
OF members were present. and the burial service
was very fmpressiyey rendered
The thIrty-frst annual report of the Swiss Mil
tual Benevolent Society OF this city Is at hand,
from which the following statistics are taken:
The receipts for dues and admission fees during
the year were SSl29; Oh account OF Interest on
bonds, etc., S1680; by cash refunded, S5o-a
total OF $3.50, which, together with balance
on Hand Oh SloZO II, makes Brdnd total OF
S11,4S5 IT. The disbursements amounted to
s1o,535. segregated as follows: For the care of
the sick, sS4l0 90; for funeral expenses, $3.50;
for current expenses, S1474 o5-leaving a bal
aDce on hand OF $3.50 IL. The capital OF the
society now amounts to $3.50 II, invested
In hrst-class securities, bearing interest
Ing the year seventy.eight new members
were admitted, making The total membership at
date OF January 25th last at 657. The society
allows weekly benefit of $40 TO each OF Its
members who are IN good standing and pays the
SUM OF 500 on the death Of member for funeral
expenses The society is In a most prosperous
ce ein and Is managed by a competent set of
S Sa,s VINO are as follows: Antoine Borel,
S THns consul, Presidents John Ii. Frltschi,
=. 5oIaro, Secretary; Il. Maestretli, Collector
DDlrectofs-L; Juri, +, Battaora, l.. A. Rea. ID.
am, IL. Flninger; Drs. A. ROttanzi and Carl
Walliser, Physicians.