The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-23
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Visit of the Grand Dictator, X. of
H., to Stockton.

california Lodge. No. l, T. and A. NJ, Al
us calied meeting last evening had work il
the Master Masons' degree.
1oiaeh west Lodge, No. 800, l. o. O. f.
hau large attendance at its see al entar
talnment last evening. Thera was a fine
programme OF literary and mus cal eyer.
clses, and the dance which concluded tbe
evenings pleasures was enjoyed by all.
Yerba Buena Lodge of the Knights Of
Honor was visited by f. E. Sutherland. G.
d. on Wednesday evening, at which there
was large attendance, who listened atten-
lively to the able address delivered by him.
Doric Lodge. No. ZIG f. and A. NJ, at its
called meeting last evening had work in the
Feilowrraft degree.
ophir Lodge, No. Ill, l. o. 0. F., will con-
Ter the iniatiatory at its regular meetinp
this evening.
The officers of Union Lodge, knights of
Honor, were installed last Tuesday evening.
the Grand Dictator and other grand officers
being in attendance.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 100, F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting last evening had work in
tie second degree
There was large attendance at the meet
ing of Court Occidental, No. $3.50. A. 0. F.
+. D., last evening, when important bust
ness was transacted.
Loyal California Lodge. No. l, Manches-
ter unity, Odd Fellows at its regular meet
Ing last evening conferred the initiatOry.
f. T.. Sutherland. q. d. of the Knights of
Honor, paid an official visit to Stockton
Lodge, No. 1896. at Stockton on Wednesday
evening. de was royalty received and en-
terta'ned, ana delivered an address full of
good thought and in relation To the order.
which was received with much applause and
Sratlhcailon. On col clusIon of the lodge
ceremonies, which were attended by a large
NUMBER OF members, q Sumptuous BANQUET
was partaken Of, to which all did iustice
Stockton Lodge Is one of the most bospitabIe
III thlS JURISDICTION. Its members vie with
each other In entertaining visitors, aud it
has the proud record of having never had a
member suspended during the twelve years
OF It's prosperous existence.
Court Stanford, No. 1868 A. o. +. of A..
held largely attended and very enthusiast
tlc meeting last Tuesday evening. After
the installation of officers a magnificent
badge was presented TO w. X. Gr0gan for
ehnclent services rendered and in apprecia-
ton OF his efforts in building up the court.
AT the Installation of the officers of the
Executive Council, A. j. 0. K. S. b., last
Sunday, JOSEPH Schmidt, the installing Off
Ger, delivered an eloquent address, which
was highly appreciated by all present.
Hesperian Parlor, No. 1877, n. S. G. W..
heid their annual open installation of Off
GERS last week, otter which a very pleasing
programme thatshad been prepared for the
occasion was given, 1t consisted OF recita-
lions and vocal and instrumental music. On
conclusion Of the literary portion OF the pro-
graInme dancing was intugurated.
In the Royal Arcanum the w. and o. B.
Fund transactions in 1880 were as follows:
balances on hani December 81, 1889: Cur
rent account, Sl56,32l "a; delayed claims ac-
count, So, 800 Total Oh hand. S15g, ST. 81
Received during 1890 ON assessments, s.. S03,-
O59 70; on hand and received. 50 962, g3l 90 :;
payments during 1890, 81 III, 1902 ~. Balance
cash on hand December 81, 1890, divided as
follows: Current account, STA, l29 40; de-
layed claims account, S3l.50O. Total. S245,-
o29 ~ Death claims paid in 1890, 923 and
lilo OF and z of l, equals 925. Tue menI-
Der>hlp statement is given as follows: Men,
bersiip December 81, 1880, IS, 992; Initiated
during 1890 applications received By 5. 81,
$1,000; relnstatements during 1890, 245 I;
suspensions and expulslons in 1890, 23OO;
permanent Withdrawals IN 1880, 90. Death
Claims proven in 1890, 921; death claims
partially proven, 81. Total gS3 Z ,tlmated
membership December 81. 1890, all reports
not IN, and this Is probably low estimate,
IL, or
b. F. Nelson. Supreme Reporter of the
knights OF Honor, announces the following
gain OF membership in the Jurisdictions
named Tor the week ending 18th inst: Ala
bama Z, Arkansas Is, California 8, Colorado
!, Florida /, Georgia !, Illinois 6, Indiana s,
Kentucky IL. Louisiana 7, Maryland l,
Mississippi S, Missouri 4, New Jersey 8,
New York II, North Carolina Z OHIO Z,
Pennsylvania y, Rhode Island 1, South
Carolina Il, Tennessee s. Texas 40, Vir-
gInla 2, Wisconsin l, Washington 4, North
Dakota 6, Canada g; total, 209.
The Native Sons of the Golden West Lii
brary and Reading-room Association at its
last regular meeting elected the following
officers: W. ii. Miller, p. Il. p. Doolan,
V. p; a. Eberhar:, S.; Edward Hartmann,
1. The library is situated at "a Fourth
street, Pioneer Building, where q select col
lection OF books and all The principal papers
OF the country may be seen. Several tables
Tor those who enjoy chess or checkers have
been added. 1t is the intention of the Off
cers-elect 10 make the reading-room a place
OF entertainment as well as enjoyment to all
members OF the order.
Alter the installation of officers in Court
Liberty, No. 1901, A. o. L; +. s., last Tues
day evening II banquet was partaken of.
This court Is constantly adding to its mem
bershlp, limitations occurring at nearly
every meeting. There will be several initial
tons next Tuesday evening