The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-18
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.
Proceedings of Meeting of the GRAND
Board of Directors.

Proceedings of Meeting of the Grand
Board of Directors.
The Board of Grand Directors met on
Thursday last and transacted much bust
ness of importance during protracted seS-
sion. The following proofs of death were
received and ordered paid: Thomas Rum
ley of No 81, San Francisco. died March 49,
1891; John r. Williamson of No. 62, Reno
New, died March Is. 1891; Cornelius III.
Crowley of No. "a, San Francisco, died
March 26. 1891; John 7. Crimmlns of No.
80, Navarro, died March II, 1891; james L.
Smith of No. 49, Benicia, died April &, 1891 {;
Norman Booth of No. SO, Seattle, died Janu-
AIRY 26, 1891. 1t was found not necessary TO
levy any death-benefit assessment, all death
claims being met promptly. This Will enter
on the fourth month since the levying OF the
last death benefit assessment Titles were
granted as follows: To No 127 of Oakland,
Carmel Council; to No. % of Antioch, An-
tioch Council. The date for the conyening
of the seventh Grand Council to be held at
jacksonville has been set for the first
Wednesday In September, being Wednes
day, September I'd.
The Grand President has called the Arbi-
tratlon Committee together to meet on
Sunday, Goth inst.
Ignatian Council. No. 81. will hold the
second of series Of open meetings at Mu-
tual Hall, 81 0Farrell street, on the last
Thursday of this month.
Washington Council, No. 4, will hold an
open meeting on Tuesday the 2Sthinst.
Carmel Council No. 127 of Oakland, will
hold an open meeting on Tuesday the 18th
inst.
The joint meeting of No. % of Martinez
and No. ST Of Port Costa held at Martinez
last Sunday was in every way a complete
success. The enthusiasm and interest
manifested by the members in general and
the entertainment provided for the visiting
officers and members touched respons i've
chord that brought out in relief the frater-
nifty of the Young Mems Institute and but
bespeaks the future of the organiza-
ton The city delegation lett by
the s o'clock boat, and were joined at
Port Costa by the members of No.
SO and No. 10 of Benicis. Arriving at Mar
tineZ they were taken in charge and escort
ed to the Institute Hail. After attending
mass in body Rev. Father Aerden, parish
priest of Martinez, and one of the Institutes
first, as well as most ardent supporters ac-
comPanied by the grand officers, were es-
corted in line to the dining-hall Of the Mar
tinez Hotel, where covers were laid for 100,
and all did justice to the hospitality of \.
NJ. l. At . o'clock adjournment was taken
to the Institute Hall, which Was handsome
ly decorated for the occasion. The meeting
was called to order by President j. j. Hur-
ley of No. %, introducing Frank L. Shea,
q. L., who richly entertained those present
IN an eloquent address. Interesting facts
were related by the grand officers present
and after words Of commentator by Rev
Father Aerden the meeting adjourned to
enable those from the city to take the 40
train to San Francisco. To President Hur-
ley of No. p, James McKenna, B. McKenua
aud Frank Norton, ID. ID. G. p, is due I'M
bounded praise for the completeness of all
arrangements which terminated SO pleas
antiy and successfully.