The record-union., 1891-04-13
KNIGHTS OF PYqHIAs.
Their Grand Lodge to Meet in This
City This Evening.
The Pythfan Sisters Also to Hold a
Session-The Features to be
Balls and Banquets.

yIuIdS Ol Oall1OrDla Will convene IN ILLS
city this evening, and the session will
continue during the week. 1t will open
at Pythian Castle, corner of Ninth and L
streets, at 7:30 o'clock P. NJ, and at 8
o'clock the visiting delegates will be well
coined by Mayor Comstock. This even
ing will be occupied in perfecting the or
ganization Of the Grand Lodge, and pos
sibly portion of tomorrow.
Several of the grand officers arrived in
the city last evening, including H.
Schaffner, Grand Keeper of the Records
and Seal.
There was a meeting yesterday of dele
cations from Confidence, Sacramento and
Capital Lodges of this city for the purpose
of perfecting arrangements for the enter
tainment of the visiting members of the
order during the week, the chief features
of which will be as follows:
FEATURES OF THE WEEK.
In addition to the reception this even
ing, grand ball will be given in the AS
sembly chamber on wednesday evening,
Secretary of State Waite having courte-
ously granted the use Of the chamber
On Thursday evening the Uniformed
Rank will entertain their guests at ban
quet to be given in the same hall, at
present
about 400 Knights, with as many ladies.
On Tuesday evening the members of
the Lodge of Pythian Sisters will tender
banquet to visiting sisters at Pythian
Hall. The Grand Temple of Pythian
Sisters will also hold a session during the
week.
On some day during the week the Art
Gallery and School of Design will be
thrown open to the visiting Knights and
ladies, who have been invited to visit and
feast their eyes on the beauties therein.
INVITATIONS, TICKETS, ETC.
AT the meeting of the committee of the
several lodges yesterday provision was
made for the distribution of tickets to
delegates and visiting members.
Tickets to the banquet will be distrib-
uted TO the local members of the order
between and s o'clock on Thursday
evening.
GRAND OFFICERS.
The officers of the Grand Lodge are:
7. J. Crowley, Past Grand Chancellor:
e. Church, Grand Vice Chancellor;
w. c. Graves, Grand Prelate; A. NJ.
Brisset, Grand Master of Exehequer:
II. Schaffner, Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal; r. V. Dodge, Grand Master-at-
Arms; S. T. Bullard, Grand Inner Guard;
j. II. Johnston, Grand Outer Guard.
Supreme Representatives E. T. Black
mer, t. f. Bachelor. Past Grand Chan
Chancellors-J. A. Albertson, F. w. Bell
CP. S. r., w. II. Bodfish, A. G.. Booth
Henry Buck, A. J. Buckles, s. L. Carter,
}. J. Cooper, F. H. Farrar, J. L. Fields,
A. Fl. Gage, ]. H. Gyselar, j. H. Harney,
G. B. Katzenstein, David Kerr, r. B.
Mitchell, L. P. McCarty, NJ. G. Nc
Koon, James Ross. Grand Lodge Trus-
tees-D. w. Saylor, J. G. Martin, W. K.
Forsyth.
REPRESENTATIVES
The following are the representatives
and alternates elect. The first named are
representatives, the last named are the
alternates:
California, John Huber, f. NJ. Zeis-
ing; T. L. Doran, i. A Kersten.
Damon, 2-T. J. Lee, S. Seymour; J. II.
Danton, A. NJ. Cox.
Golden Gate, "a. K. Stevens, F. A.
Mecready; w. K: Forsyth, t. L. Weber
LAUREL &c. H. Wolfe, A. Strasser:
Henry Stern, Ernest Ulman.
Ivanhoe, 5-W. c. Ordway, o. Norcross,
w. S. Dryden, II. w. Dodge; Z. jack
son, G. Fl. Saunders, Peter Bell, w. E.
Palmer.
Price; w. II. Collins, Henry Miller.
Alemania, so. w. Lilkendey, VIM.
DAVIS; Simon Vock, Jas. McManus 4,
Eureka, 9-Jas. Healing, Henry Welcer:
c. d. Postel, w. G. Robinson.
Sacramento, la. E. Coppin, f. T.
Garrett; David Falconer, Marks Hirsch.
Excelsior, PC. S. Kasson, A. Lauris-
ton; L. P. Gebhardt, F. E. Hackney.
Harmonic, 15-J. A. Schaertzer, II.
Willweber; Bernhardt Opitz, Gottlieb
Bay.
Myrtle, 16--C. w. Nevin, c. s. Hoff-
man; Abe Hoffman, G.. L. Bandle.
Live Oak, I7-George Samuels, Reuel
Kimball; II. A. Holland, Peter Mathew
son.
Charter Oak, 20-D. n. Berlin, J. B.
Prentice; Victor Heck, c. L. Brown.
Fidelity, 23-William Gwynn, q. w.
Lawrence; William MeIlor, c. NJ. Pike.
Metropolitan, 24-G. HI. Merguire, T.
ii. Wagstatf; j. G. Klemm, FL. Har-
bourne.
Santa Barbara, Richard Dowell; Sal
athiel Fast.
Olive, 26-J. r. Summers. e. A. Clark;
Chase A. Cordori, Herman Gerson.
Valley, 27-E. +. Katz, Legare Allen;
c. w. c: Rowell, f. L. Higgins.
San Diego, 2S-H. NJ. Schiller, Leonard
Goodwin; j. G. Frisbie, L. NJ Burbeck.
Yosemite, 30-A. g. Clough, T. f. Car
rigan; George E. Cats.
Othello, 3l-J. A. Pickney; s. 6. Little.
Brooklyn, 81. d. Inskeep, E. H. War
ren; J. l.. Roundy, F. A. Brown.
Damocles, S3-W. III. Freeman;Willia
Sims.
Lincoln, 34-H. S. Turner, Frank Nc
Gowan; A. c. Dauphiney, A. Jordahl.
Liberty, S5-W. w. Moore, II. w. Wat
kins; Il. a. Parker, g. ID. Bishop.
Spartan. SIN. c. Harmon; Thomas
Woom.
Centennial Sc. w. Melone. J. A.
Gray; j. II. Miller, NJ. l.. Abramsky.
North Star, 39-J. y. Davies, c. l.. Par
dee; J. NJ. Light, Joseph Johnson.
Park, 40-L. NJ. Noah; Z. +. Ready.
Lodi, 4l-S. .. Sollars, @. K. Carver; f.
Z. Ellis, e. B. Wright.
Columbia, 42-J. w. Guthrie, S. A.
Wolfe; VIM. Quinton, a. Wulff.
Pythian, 43-Jason Watkins, l.. w,
Hilliker; o. +. Hornlein, L. j. Pfeifer.
South San Francisco, 45-L. @. Kramer,
John Baraille; j. n. c. Dirks, Charles
Boehringer.
Amador, 46 - Joseph Gray, Thomas
Richards; J. b. Bennetts, ]. II. Hamp-
ton
Triumph, ftp. Perkins, W. e. Sang
ster; +. W. Moore, w. w. Cowan.
Milo, 4S-Henry Lane, d. S. Baker;
William Finley, l.. S. Calkins.
Alameda, 49-J. Is. Barber, Conrad
Wehle; 6. NJ. Sutherland, j. T.. Banner
man.
Duroc, sos. E. Losing; A. S. Thomas.
Aurora. 5l-J. c. Bartlett, H. A. Han
sen; Charles Mills, r. ID. Dunn.
Placer, 52-H. w. Hart: j. y. Ward.
Bayard, 53-J. Noisinet c. G. Herman;
i. Cediey, a. Marchebout
Summit, 54-G. Anderson, II. X. Sill
vey; II. F. Rhodes, Pierce Latin.
Willow, 55-WiIliam Gumpert, Geo.
W, Bush; j. NJ. Mccall, John Jory.
Lompoc, ga. j. Nichols; p. B.
Barker.
Syracuse, 5S-Chas. Levy, A. Wasch; j.
G. Levy, Sol Hyans.
Mono. 59-Archie Graham; N. w.
Boyd.
Tamalpais, 6o-R. Magnes; j. L. Arm
strong.