The morning call., 1891-02-14

day evening next to the evening of the sec
ond Tuesday in March, at which time
union public meeting of District IL, W. >.
Thomson, ID. d. G. D., will be held with the
lodge at its hail in Pythian Castle.
Germania Lodge, No. 17lS; conferred tne
degree on a candidate at its last session and
received two petitions for membership. :,
Far West Lodge. No. 1924, will confer the
degree on several candidates at its first meet
ing in March
Eagle Lodge, No. 1904, held a very pleas.
ant session on Wednesday evening last, quite
number of visitors being present and some
interesting questions were discussed.
b. f. Nelson. Supreme Reporter, an
nounces the following gain OF mem
bership in the Jurisdictions named Tor
the week ending the 18th inst. Ala
bama 3. Arkansas II. California O. Con
Indiana 10, Kentucky 4, LouisianaS s, MaSsa-
chusetts 8. Minnesota ., Mississippi II, Mis-
souri, 6, Nebraska 2, New Jersey IL, New
York Is, North Carolina 2, Ohio ., Penn-
sylyania 4. South Carolina 10, Tennessee IL,
Texas 30, Virginia /, Wisconsin /, Washing
ton g. North Dakota ., total 20S.
United Ancient Order Druids.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Druids' Hall Society was held on
Monday evening in the library. The FOL
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors
for the ensuing year: Henry Mohr, j. w.
Maher, n. DINNER, j. FL. Kuarston, f. HUI
schmidt, John Bohn. f. E. Behrmann,
John Hoss, p. Rohrbacher, George A. Aoel,
c. A. Magistra, j. g. Haberling, NJ. Schloss.
C. Lorenzin. l.. G. Schord, l.. Chassagne:
After the adjournment of the Stockholders
meeting the board met aud organized by the
election Of the following officers: henry
Kn Daf, en- ST. f 6m1eT, The annual
banquet took place at the close of the meet
ing at the Poodle Dog Rotisserie. MessrS.
E. l.. Wagner and r. Martin were present
as invited guests.
Templar Grove, No. 10, will celebrate its
twentieth anniversary by ball at Unlon-
square Hall on Saturday evening next.
San francisco Grove, No. 3, Initiated TOUR
candidates on Thursday evening last.
The General Relief Committee has Levied
tax OF . cents per capita on the groves To-
Gated in this city.
American Legion of Honor.
The supreme officers have submitted their
annual report, which shows the order to be
in good financial condition. The report
shows as follows: Receipts-5alance in
Benefit Fund January l, 1899, $36,6i 30;
assessments, SSH, 32l 34; relief returned,
$9302; total, 81, 5S7, 272 SO. Disbursed-pay-
TO Guarantee Fund, Sl13, 2s2 80; relief bene-
fits. S123.543; total, 81, 5S6S25 IS; ball,
SAG GA Resources-Guarautee Fund, in
GLIDING interest, S412O93 81; Emergency
Fund, Sl1l,0O0; total invested resources,
S523,09o 3D. This amount Is invested III
bonds held by the State Treasurer of Mas
sachusettS, deposited i'll banks, drawing in
terest.
The order has paid all death losses re-
ported to January 1st last, amounting to
s., $4,000. 1t has also advanced to members
In relief benefits for the three years past
the sum of 1914 102, at an average annual
cost of 81 20 per member. Daring the past
year 1t has paid for relief benefits over
$4,000. The total membership December
81, 1890, was g., 514.
Washington Council, No. $50, Initiated
candidate at its last meeting. and had Il So
ciai time afterwaTd. This council is making
arrangements to celebrate its tenth anui-
Versary next month.
Golden Council, No. lis, will celebrate its
eleventh anniversary at Its first meeting in
March