Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-18
A. L. OF H. RECEPTION.
New Officers Installed and Pleasant
Evening Passed.

New Officers Installed and Pleasant
Evening Passed.
A reception was rendered j. NJ
Gleaves, grand commander of California
A. L. OF H., on last Wednesday evening
the 18th, by Good Will council, No
629, assisted by Safety council, No. 664
the Y. M. l. hall and anterooms being
crowded to their utmost capacity. After
short business session, Past Com.
mander T. /. Jones was introduced as
master of ceremonies. The first num-
Der on the programme was piano solo,
by Prof. r. Zellner, who rendered the
Grand Folonaise, Bel Deiner Seite, his
own composition, in manner that
brought forth rounds of applause.
The ceremony of installing the Off
cers-elect was then performed by the
grand commander, assisted by G. Ct.
Willman, the grand guide.
The lists are as follows:
Good Will council No. 629, commander,
r. Zellner; vice commander, r. S.
Whitesell; orator, Henry G. Rebber
past-commander, DR.. ID. A. eastman
(absent on account of illnessl; secretary,
G. g. Whitman; collector. T. T. Jones
treasurer, Harry Slotterbeck; chaplain,
Mrs. 2. E. Willman; guide, l.. A. Hais-
ler; warden, William Rounsefell SEN
try, Katie Slotterbeck.
Safety council No. 664, commander. A.
III. Miller; vice-commander, j. j. Th.
Johannsen; orator, L. Adam; past-com-
mander, j. f. Fosmir; secretary, John
Spiers; collector, q. W. Knox (una-
voidably absent); treasurer, 7. E. STAN
ton; chaplain, A. Schultz; guide, l..
f. Halkins; warden, A. Roth sentry,
A. Sarnow.
The Mandolin club, consisting of f.
Latensen and G. Schultz, mandolin,
and Frank Lewis, harp, next gave a Sc
lection which was warmly encored.
DR.. r. w. Morris, orator of Good Will
council, then delivered an excellent well
coming address, which was responded to
by the grand commander in feeling
manner.
Companion p. Cahana, OF Chicago,
past grand vice-commander of Illinois,
was next called upon, and delivered a
very entertaining address.
Miss Amelia Grosser next sang ALA
Stella Confidente, by Robandi, with vio-
lin obligato by George Grosser and piano
accompaniment by Prof. r. Zellner.
Being enthusiastically encored, she re-
sponded with In Old Madrid, by Tro-
tere.
Mr.. G. q. Whitman, grand guide OF
California, next spoke on the medical
examinations and the advantages offered
by the A. L. of H. The First National
bank of Los Angeles accepts warrants in
favor OF beneticiaries, without discount.
A duet was next on the programme,
and the Boston School Regiment Quick
step, by Hart, was rendered in fine
style by the Misses Rosa Roth and Lid
die Vickery, and received deserved rec
ognition.
F. Adam, the orator of Safety council,
then gave history OF his council in an
original manner, which was loudly ap-
plauded.
After another selection by the Mando-
lin club, the master of cere-
monies announced that the la
dies of Good Will council had
provided an abundance of fresh
strawberries. cream and cake as means
of expressing their good will to those
present, for which favor full apprecia-
ton was shown.
The company dispersed at late hour
and all expressed themselves delighted
with the evenings entertainment. The
sixth anniversary of the institution of
Good Will council will occur on March
21st, when it is proposed to give another
social, which, of course, will also be a
success