The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-01
X. AND L. OF HI.

Official Visit of the Grand Protector to
the Lodges at San Jose.
T. Fl. Berkey, g. p, was in the city last
Wednesday.
The Grand Protector, accompanied by T.
A. Lander, ID. G. p, will visit Marysville
Lodge, Marysville, next week.
S. b. Carleton, G. s., and wife, accom-
panied by d. d. Hunt and wife, leave for
New York and Washington tomorrow even
ing. Mr.. Carleton is delegate TO the High
Court of Foresters of America session, and
no better selection could have been made.
His knowledge OF fraternal societies is equal
| to that of any man in this State.
The Grand Protector offers a handsome
! gold badge to the member in San Jose who
| introduces the largest number of new men,
| bers into the order during his term of office.
1. ii. Berkey, g. p, paid his first official
| visit to San Jose last Tuesday evening,
| joint meeting of Triumph and Garden
| City lodges being held in the hall of the
was very largely attended and the reception
accorded the official visitors was a hearty
| one. Mrs. l.. A. ErkSon, G. c., Mrs.
| Iracie, &. s., and FL. C.. Trephagen. ID. G.
p, were among the other officials present.
| Addresses were made by the Grand Pro-
tector, Grand Chaplain, Grand Deputy, j.
| I. ricketts, and others. Songs and recira-
tionS We're gwen by several young ladies
present and refreshments were served at
| the close.
S American, S. R.. and E. F. Aiken leave
about September LIST for Newark. n. D., to
| attend the Supreme Lodge session Miss
| Emma T. Parker, z. G. C., and Grand Sec
rotary Carleton and wife will also be present
| at the meeting.
| Pacific Lodge will give ball on Mond ay
| evening, the 10th inst, at Union-SQuare
| Hall
| United Ancient Order Druids.
Felix Clavsre mas resigned as D. d. G. a.
| OF District No. IL. He retains the deputy
ship of No. 10. Hereafter there will be
three districts in Los Angeles instead of
two.
Perseverance Grove. No. 10, will celebrate
! its twenty-fUurth anniversary by ball at
Odd Fellows Hall ON Saturday evening,
| October 18th, in conjunction with Celtic
Grove, No A.
| Harmony Grove, No, So, the "baby" Of
| the order, will hold its second meeting next
Friday evening at Harmony Hall. Mission
| street, opposite w oodward's Gardens. Six
! candidates will be initiated team from
| Hesperian Grove, No. 10, and ElVin Grove,
| No. IL, Will be present and assist i'll the
| work.
| Perseverance Grove, No. 10, initiated two
candidates on Tuesday evening.
George ii. Buck, N. G. A, accompanied
| by J. ii. Knarston, G. S., visited Napa
Grove. No. 49, last Friday evening.
| Order Scottish Clans.
| Royal Chieftain James Sutherland, NJ. P,
has appointed Hugh Fraser, P. G.. as Royal
| Deputy for the Pacific Coast, succeeding
Rev. DIR. Easton, term expired.
| Clan Macdonald of Oakland will hold an
| open meeting on Friday evening. the 2Sth
| inst.
| The legislation especially asked for by the
Pacific Coast clans, as presented by Dele
gate Davidson of Clan Fraser, was granted
by the Royal Clan.
| About forty members of Clan Fraser paid
fraternal visit TO Clan Macdonald of Oak
land on Friday evening, the oath ult. They
were met az the depot by about the sane
| number of the Macdonalds. The two clans,
| in plaids, gleDgarys and balmOral bonnets,
| attracted considerable attention as they
| marched up Broadway TO the music of the
| three piperS, TaYendale, Mathewson and
| Ross. At the hall an address of welcome
| was given by Chief T. L. Macdonald, which
| was responded to by Chief John Elder
Royal Deputy Hugh Fraser was called upon
| ana made an address. General Wall, who
| is an honorary member of Clan Fraser,
| made few remarks and sang; j. A. Col
quhoun of Clan Macdonald Tanist NJ. l..
Grove ana w. Davidson and Past Chief
| Walker, of Clan Fraser. made remarks.
Songs were rendered by Clansmen Purdy,
| Grove, Miller nd Secretary COrmac, of the
| Frasers, and Chaplain Fargie, Clansmen
Hunter, McGeoch and Robertson, of the
| MacdonaldS. Clan sGIan Young of Macdon-
aid rendered a flute solo. AT IL o'clock in
the evening Aud Lang Syne" was sung
| by all.