The morning call., 1891-04-03
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Social of Golden Gate Command.
cry, No. Is, X. L.

California, No. l, Fidelity No. 120, and
DOTic, No. 2l6, Lodges of the F. and A. NJ,
held stated meetings last evening and trans
acted routine business.
Yerba Buena Lodge, No. Is, 1. o. o. F.,
at its regular meeting last evening conferred
the intiatory on several candidates.
Clan Fraser. No. rs, Order Scottish Chiefs,
held its regular meeting last evening, and
this evening it will give concert and social
at B'uai Birth Hail.
Loyal California Lodge. No. 1, Manchester
Unity Odd Fellows, at its regular meeting
last evening conferred the initiatory.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 3, l. o. o. F.,
at its regular meeting this evening will elect
delegates to the Grand Lodge.
The members and family social of Golden
Gate COmmandery, No. 10, Knights Templar,
last Tuesday evening was a very enjoyable
affair. The asylum was pTettily decorated,
and was crowded with merry thrOng, who
greatly enjoyed themselves in dancing and
Conversations. An appetlzlng supper was
served late in the evening, 20 which all did
ample justice.
j. P. Dockery Grand Protector of the
Knights and Ladies OF Honor for this juriS-
dictOn, has issued Official Circular =, dated
10th ult., announcing the death at Louisville,
KY, on the 18th ult, of John L, Milburn,
Supreme Protector of the order, and direct
ing subord mate lodges 10 drape their charters
in mourning until the next meeting OF the
Supreme Lodge in September Also request
ing all suOOrdlnateS to refrain from holding
any SOcials for period of thirty days. eX-
cepting in cases where arrangements may
have already progressed 50 far as to render
a compliance with the order lmpracLlcablP.
b. +. Nelson, Supreme Reporter Of the
knights OF Honor, announces the following
gain of membership in the Jurisdictions
fDr ba eu1iuu Ia nj 4 L.
bama ., Arkansas Is, California 4, COnnecti-
cut ., Florida 3, Georgia I, Illinois Is. Indi-
ana I, Kentucky ., Louisiana 46, Maryland
l, Massachusetts S, Minnesota ;. Mississippi
g. Missouri L. New Hampshire l, New Jer-
sey II, New York u, North Carolina 20,
North Dakota /, ONO g, Pennsylvania s.
Rhode Island l, South Carolina 9, Tennessee
p, Texas S. Vermont 3, Virginia l, Canada
p Total 2g7.
Official circular 1, dated the 26h ult. has
been issued by j. w. Rourke, g. d. of The
knights Of Honor for this Jurisdiction. Al
ter stating the name of the officers elected
at the late grand lodge session the following
appointments are announced: Standing
cOmmittees-On Finance. NJ. Lenhart,
2. G. D., Philip Prior and w. W. COwell;
On LaWs-Thomas d. Riordan, ?. g. D.,
W. NJ. Brown and Charles W. Decker;
Deputy Grand Dictator. George r. Sander
son. Districts and District Deputy Grand
Dictatorship. l, Sacramento County,
Lodges Nos. 1850 and 2USS, L. A. Atwood;
No. ., San Joaquin County Lodge No. 1896, j.
Ii. Homage No. 3, Guba County, Lodge No.
1856, G. W. Pine No. +, Butte County. Lodge
No. 1919, William Prond No. 3, Butte Coun-
ty, No. 1857, Edward Higgins; 80. G, CO,usa
County, Lodge No. 1858, j, Il Pope; No. 7,
Al media County, Lodges Nos. 1745, 1876
1889, 2u19, 2058 j. NJ. Cohn; No. s, Santa
Clara County. Lodge No. 1903, j. II. Gar
nett; No. 8, Napa County, Lodge No. 1897,
Z. Brughelli; No. 10, SonOma County. Lodge
No. 1928, W. II. Hayne;, No. Il,
Sonoma County, Lodge No. 2o93,
Lodge No. 220S, r.. Press Smith;
No. Is. Nevada County, Lodges Nos. 1854
and 2277, d. B. Warwick; No. IA, STAINS
laus County, Lodge No. 1892, John ). Alex
ander; No 10. StanisIaus County, Lodge
No. 24C9, Henry Cohen; No: 16. Solano
No. II, Solano aud Contra Costa counties,
Lodges Nos. 2013 and 1890, A. l.. Hathaway;
No is, Santa Cruz County, Lodge No. 2046,
l.. Schwartz; No. 10. santa Cruz County,
Lod-e No. 205J, H. 5. Fletcher; No 20. Los
Angeles County, Lodges Nos: 2925 and 1888,
Lodge No. 1928, d. o. Cook; No. %, Fresno
County, Lodge No. 1856. I. A. Bell; San
Francisco City and County-No %, Lodges
Nos. ZIG, 1871 and 1888, Edgar c. Rust;
No. "a, Lodges Nos. 1856. lS4S and 1927, p.
l.. Archibald: No %, Lodges Nos. 1755,
Nos. 1922, 2234 and 2229, Julius Meyer; No.
q, Lodges Nos. 1895, 2l07 and 22S2, c. II.
HolcomD; No. %, Lodges Nos. 1871, BIOS,
1924 and 3449, f. A. Bulls; No. %, Lodges
Nos. 1890, $3.50 and 1896, Thomas Brown;
No. 80, l. odge No. 171S. Goswin Wilder
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. A, Excelsior,
No. 166, and Mission, No. 100, lodges OF the
f. aud A. NJ, held stated meetings last
Wednesday evening ard transacted routine
business.
regular meeting Wednesday evening, elected
Representatives to the Grand Lodge.
Crockett Lodge, No. 139, +. and A. NJ, at
its stated meeting Wednesday evening,
transacted routine business and had work
in the Master Ma>OnS degree.
Tempiar Rcbekah Degree Lodge, M. 90.
|. o. o. f., had a wel.-Sttended and very Gu
joyable meeting Wednesday evening.
Last Friday night the Grand Lodge K.
and l.. of Il. Reception Committee met in
Martha Ledge, tH twenty-five of the committee
being present. Ali the grand officers were
also in attendance and very entertaining
evening was spent by all The committee
meet tonight again with Magnolia Lodge.
Mrs. c. {. O'DOrnell has been elected Treas
urer of the committee vice j. w. Maher, re-
signed.
The domino party of Empire Lodge takes
pl-ce at Union-square Hall on Thursday
evening, the 10Th inst.
The hal OF Pacific Lodge was crowded last
Monday evening and the meeting was pro-
lUnged and intel estlDg one. One candidate
was Initiated and two applications re-
ceived. Among the prominent visitors were
Deputies Koran, Dunlap and Adams, and
the discussion raised by the latter involved
O question that brought forth stirring re-
marks from several OF the prominent mem-
bers, especially those who are to participate
in the proceedings of the coming session of
the Grand Lodge.
Bay City Lodge received a visit from the
Grand Secretary and Deputy Adams last
Monday evening, who remained till the close
OF the meeting.
United Endowment Asso ciates.
The grand officers will visit Security
Lodge, No. II, at Mowry's Hall, next Mon
day evening.
Yosemite Lodge, No. 4, will hold an open
meeting ia Mozart Hall tomorrow evening.
A good programme will be presented.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 2, held an open
nesting last evening, at which the grand Of
fcers attended.
Ivy Leaf Lodge initiated three candidates
at its last meeting and received several APP
plicatons.
San Francisco Lodge, No 2 Initiated one
candidate aud has five more applications for
its next meeting.
Star of the West Lodge, No. 40, under sus-
pension since February last for non-pay-
ment Of per capita tax and assessments, has
been reinstated.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 3, will hold an
open meeting next Tuesday night at its hall,
corner Steiner aad Geary streets, at which
Grand Lodge officers are expected to be
present. An interesting time will be had.
Adams Lodge, No. Sc, of Chicago had one
initiation at its last meeting.
Hit With a Beer-GIass.
Frank Gerome, roomer at the st. George
House. on Kearny street, had lacerated
scalp wound dressed at the Receiving Hos