The morning call., 1891-10-22
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Visit of the Grand Chiefs, l. O.
r. NJ, to Los Angeles.

Pacific Lodge, No. 1876, F. and A. NJ, at its
called meeting on Tuesday evening, had a
raising" after which banquet was par
taken Of.
There will be three assessments in the
Knights of Honor in November-319, 800
and 321-cOvering deaths 1929 to 1850,
inclusive. total OF 1872 claims.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 80, F. and A. NJ.
at its called meeting on Tuesday evening
had work in the Fellowcraft degree.
Templar Lodge, No. II, l. o. o. f., had
large attendance at its 0len meeting last
evening when the thirty eighth anniversary
was celebrated by a splendid musical and
literary entertainment.
Oriental Lodge, No. IA, F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting on Tuesday evening had
work in. the Master Mas0n's degree.
Oriental Rebekah Lodge, No. go |. 0. 0. F.,
had well-attended and very interesting
meeting last evening.
California Chapter, No. 8, Royal Arch
Masons, at its stated meeting on Tuesday
evening had work in the Past Masters and
Most Excellent Masters degrees.
Court Pride OF Golden West, No. 81,
Junior Branch. A. o. f. of A, Will cele-
brate its third anniversary with ball at
B'nai Birth Hall on Thursday evening
next.
The Grand Chief and the Grand Marshal
OF the Independent Order of Red Men Of
fclaly visited Los Angeles Stamm. No. 252
Los Angeles, on Tuesday evening last. The
stamm had made extensive preparations for
the reception OF these officers in the shape
of picnic and other festivities. Important
business for the good OF the order was dis
cussed, such as extending the order a little
more in the counties Of Santa Barbara, San
Beruardino, etc.
Notices of suspension have been sent to
the following subordinate lodges of the
Knights of Honor for falling to forward to
the Supreme Treasurer assessments 313
3l4 and 315, within the time provided by law:
California 1745, Georgia 1910, 1864, Kansas
480. 1881, Kentucky 2403, 1902 Maryland 603
Michigan 202. 3S7, Missouri 1904, 3023 New
York 1917. North Carolina 2306, 1852, 3649,
Pennsylvania 1872 lS49, South Carolina 242S.
Tennessee 1909, Texas 3299. 3655, 1867. The
following lodges, suspended on former as
sessments. have been renstated since last
report On assessments 308 and 309-203,
$50, 25S9, 1886, 2S02, $3.50; on assessments
3l0 81 and 3l2-202 4S0, 1617 1850, 1885,
24SS, 1920.
Crockett Lodge, No. 139, F. and A. NJ, at
its called meeting on Wednesday evening
had work in the third degree.
In Missouri the Grand Lodge, A. 0. U. W.,
was recently sued by the beneficiaries of
deceased member for the sum of S21 o.. The
Grand Lodge refused payment for the reason
that the member had not paid his assess
therefore suspended. The claimants hoped
to win their case by proving that the Finan-
cier was in the habit of receiving payments
several days after that date and creditlng
the same as though paid in time. but the
court decided that subordinate lodge officers
had no power to waive the requirements OF
the laws.
Excelsior Lodge No. 166, F. and A. NJ, at
It's called meeting last evening had raising.
new feature in the Independent Order
| OF Red Men was accomplished on Tuesday
evening. 18th inst, by the organization of
singing section, composed of the members
of the various Stamms in this city, with
/ Professor Charles j. KusS as leader aud ).
| Fuchs as presiding officer, the principal aim
of which is to have music on the occasions
of funerals OF departed brothers.
A complimentary open meeting Qourth OF
| the series Tor 1S9) will be given by lgnatian
| Council, No. 35, Young Mems Institnts, in
Mutual Hall, Shiels Building, 81 OFarrell
street on Thursday evening" 29th inst
Il. F. Nelson, Supreme Reporter OF the
Knights OF Honor, announces the following
| gain OF membership in the Jurisdictions
named for the week ending 10Th inst.
Alabama o. Arkansas 6, California z, Con-
necticut l. Colorado l, District OF Columbia
| 3, Florida 2, Georgia 80. Illinois Z, Indiana
2, Kentucky l, Louisiana 9, Massachusetts 3,
| Michigan 2. Mississippi 8. Missouri z. New
Jersey s. New York 81, North Dakota l,
Ohio 2. Pennsylvania 5. Tennessee 2, Texas
43, West Virginia 1, Wisconsin l. Total
| 179.