The morning call., 1891-01-08
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Appointments on Major-General's
Staff U. r., X. of p.

Pacific, No. 136, and Oriental, No. IA,
lodges of the F. and A. NJ, held stated
meetings last Tuesday evening and trans
acted routine business.
| Magnolia Lodge, No. 90. I. o. o. F.. in
tailed its newly elected officers Oh Tuesday
evening.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. so, F. and A. NJ,
at its stated meeting on Tuesday evening
had raising"
Templar Lodge, No. II, l. o. o. F., at its
regular meeting last evening installed its
! newly elected officers.
On Monday evening after the installation
of officers in Alcalde Parlor. No. 154, n. s.
G. w, the retiring Junior Past President,
Fred ). Nande, was presented with gold
badge. The President was also the reciD-
lent OF handsome gavel, made of choice
woods and richly embell shed.
California Chapter No. 5, Royal Arch
MaSons, at its stated meeting on Tuesday
evening installed its officers and afterward
partook of a banquet
Golden Gate. No. 30. and Mantle, No.
l05, parlors of the \. 5. G. W., installed
their newly elected officers on Tuesday
evening.
New Era Division, No. ., Sons of Temper
ance, Is in very prosperous condition, con-
stautlv adding new members to its already
officers will be installed next Saturday even
ing.
Franco-American Lodge, No. 2o7, l. O. o.
f., will install its new officers at it's regular
meeting this evening.
Mount Moriah, No. a. Excelsior. No. 166
and Mission. No. l69 lodges of the +. and
i. NJ, held stated meetings last evening for
the transaction OF regular business.
Morse Lodge, No. 2j7, |. .. o. F., at its
meeting last evening, installed its newly
elected officers.
Pacific Parlor, No. 10, N. S. G. W., held a
public installation of officers on Tuesday
evening. fine literary programme was
also presented.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 10, knights of Pythias.
had good attendance at Its regular c0nven-
ton ON TUESDAY evening, when its officers
were installed.
Yerba Buena Lo Ige, No. Is, L O. o. F..
will install its newly elected officers this
evening.
Crockett Lodge. No. 159, F. and A. NJ, at
its stated meeting last evening had work in
the FelOwcraft degree.
Next Munday evening the High Rollers"
OF Stanford ParlOr, No 70, \. 5. q. w, will
entertain its friends with ladies' high
inks, including the eXemplificatiou of the
mystic degrees at Odd Fellows Hall. Dan
eng Will conclude the pleasures of the even
ing.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 100, independent
Order Of B'nai Birth, installed its officers
last evening.
Oriental Rebekah Degree Lodge. No. 90.
l. .. o. f., held a well-attended meeting
last evening when pleasant time was had.
Court Robin Hood, No. 1881, a. 0. F. of
a, mad large attendance at its regular
meeting on Iu Sday evening, when consid-
cradle business was transacted.
Hesperian Parlor, No. 1871, n. S. G. W.
VIII hold public installation of its newly
elected officers, together with an entertain
ment and dance, at Mission Opera Hail, on
Thursday evening, the 18TH inst.
Young Ladies' Institute, No. ., Will give a |
fraternal reception in St. Georges Hall,
9O912 Market street, on Friday evening. |
February 9th. A splendid programme Of
exercises VIII be presented and the address |
OF the evening will be delivered by J. +. Sui |
Ivan. &. ?. OF the Young Mems Institute |
The requirements to membership in the |
order are as follows: The applicant must |
be practical Catholic between the ages of |
u and 50 years, and be of sound bodily |
health.
Special orders 80, dated IndianapoIIs
Ind, December ., 1890, has been issued by |
James r. Carna han. Major General com
the Uniform Rank, Knights of
Pythlas, nouncDg the following staff APP
continents stRev.s Josiah Cunning, ID. D.,
of Boston, Mass, Chaplain in CHEF; Fred
c. Pierce of Chicago, H., Colonel and A.
ID. c., for meritorious services rendered
during the Milwaukee Encampment; Sher-
man NJ. Bacon of Middletown, Conn, Col
9ntl anu a IL. u, wee Il. 4. Duranu elected
gader-General; George w. Pratt of Osh-
kiosk, Wis, Colonel and a. d C., vice c. H.
Hamilton resigned; VIII L. Scism. of Oma-
ha, NebT., Colonel and "A. d. c.; Leon 5.
Rondiez of Grand Forks, \. Oak, Colonel
and A. d. G., and Wesley g. Smith of Port
land, Me-, Colonel and A. ID. G..
Fidelity Lodge, No DID, l. Q. o. F., viii
install its newly elected officers next Mon
day evening.
The Office of the Grand Secretary of the
Grand Council OF the Young Ladies' Insti-
tute is now located in Room ~ Murphy
Building, junction Of Market, Jones and
McAllister streets. Tie office hours have
been fixed at from 10 O'clock IN tue morning
t. l o'clock in the afternoon and from ,
O'Clock in the afternoon to /. Any informa-
ton concerning the order will gladly be
given by Miss Josie F. Molloy.