The morning call., 1891-11-07
omciaI Assessment Table.
There will he no assessment for November in tn
Young Mems Institute and Young Ladies' Institute

NJ L, IlutlItE, w. In
Doric, No. 2l6, lodges of f. and A. NJ. of
this city, held stated meetings on Thursday
evening for the transaction of routine bust
ness.
Oriental Encampment. No. 81. l. o. o. F.,
meets this evening. when there will prob
ably be work in the degrees.
California Commandery. No. l, knights
Templar, at its stated assembly last even
ing conferred the Order of the Temple
Templar Rebekah Lodge, No. 10, l. o. o.
F., meets this evening, when an entertain
ing programme of exercises will be pre-
scented.
Russia is the only country in Europe
where Masonry is forbidden. Austria
nominally rursues the same policy. The
reasons are very different in the two coun-
tries.
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o.
F., at its regular meeting this evening will
confer the degree OF Friendship on a num-
Der OF candidates.
Valley Lodge, No. 80. A. o. U. W., will
give stereopticon view exhibition in the
lodge-roo next Wednesday evening for
members. their families and friends.
Golden Gate Encampmeut. No. l, l. o.
O.. F.. will give literary and musical en-
tertainment and social next Thursday even
Ing.
Lorely Circle No. %, C. o. F., will give
social on the 10Th inst. at Vorwarts Turn
Hail. on O'Farrell street
California Rebekah Lodge. No. /. l. o. o.
| F., meets this evening, when all interesting
and pleasurable time is anticipated.
Kansas has now forty-eight Degree of
| Honor "a. @. i. W. lodges.
Nalhalla Encampment, No. Z, l. q. q. F..
held well-attended meeting last evening,
at which considerable business was trans
| acted.
Alta Lodge, No. 242. A. o. U. w. will
| hold its regular monthly entertainment and
social next Tuesday evening in Mangel5
Hall. corner Twentyfourth and Folsom
| streets.
Washington Camp. No. l, P. O. S. of A.,
| will hereafter meet in the A .. Z. Building,
| 102 O'Farrell street
Young I.alies' Institute No. will give
their fourth annual Thanksgiving donation
| party on Monday evening the 23d ins St, at
| Odd Fellows Hall, for the benefit of the st.
| JuseDh's Home for lncurables and the Girls
| Directory, two very deserving charitable ill.,
| situations. These donation parties hereto
! fore have proved very successful and as
| they are given for worthy cause are de-
serving of the patronage of all ci.aritably
| inclined persons. Donations will be re-
| ceiVed mp to the date of holding the party at
| Room y, Murphy Building, and on the day
| of entertainment at the hall.
| Yerba Buena Lodge of Perfection. No.
| 6, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
| Freemasonry, at its stated meeting last
evening transacted routine business.
| Apollo Lodge. No. 1913, !. Q. o. F., con-
| ferred the degree OF Friendship at It's regu-
! lar meeting last evening.
| A lodge of instruction of the Twenty
| sixth Masonic District was held in the tenn
| pie last evening.
Sargent Lodge, No. 1868, ]. Q. o. F., con-
ferred the initiatory at its regular meeting
| last evening.
|
| Twenty third Annual Session of the Great
Council, Indiana.
| On Monday evening Pohonachee Tribe,
| No. 10, adopted paleface and also received
applications for membership. Fred Brandt,
G. s., was present at the council
| Milan tonomah Tribe, No. 9, conferred the
| Chiefs degree upon two candidates. and
also received applications for membership
on Tuesday evening. Next council there
will be adoptions.
On Tuesday evening Tecumseh Tribe,
No. e. Oakland, adopted three paefaces.
Tie council was largely attended. Fred
Brandt, G. s.; S. Gumbinner. G. J. s.; j.
w Maher. G. c. OF r.; c. Ii. Tilton, G. 5. ;
J. Z. Hadley ID. d. G. s.. George w. Lewis.
| 7. S., also delegations from Gray Eagle
| Tribe. No. 65. Oakland, and Pawnee Tribe,
| No. g., Alameda, were present.
| The tribes in Oakland and Alameda are
| all doing well. and there may be expected
| quite large Increase during the term.
On Wednesday evening ManZanita Tribe,
| No. 4. adopted brother by card, and also
| had applications for membership. S. Gum
| binner, g. J. s., and G. ii. Tilton, G. S.,
| attended tie council.
Tahoe Chieftains' League, No. 3. will hold
its regular council this evening. There will
| be work in the league degree
The Board of Directors of the Endowment
| hala hot.
meeting ON Tuesday evening. Eight appli-
| cations for membership were received and
| certificates issued.
During the present month nominations for
! officiating chiefs for the ensuing term will
| be made in the various tribes throughout
| the reservation of California, and elections
| will be held during the first week in the
| coming month.
The entertainment given by Pocahontas
| Council, No. B. ID. of p, last Monday even
| ing, was success In every particular. Ruby
| Hall was crowded with the members OF the
| council and their friends. and the commit
tee, of which Herbert Cole. S. of No. 9, was
| Chairman, deserve credit for the admirable
| manner In which the entertainment was
| conducted. Next month another entertain
| ment will be given.
Seminole Tribe, No. 81, at its last council
| appointed committee to make arrange
meuLs for an entertainment and ball to be
| given ON the occasion of the raisiDg-up Of
the chiefs in January.
On Thursday evening Sotoyome Tribe,
No. ~. received applications for member
ship, and on the same evening Modoc Tribe,
No. 81, conferred the Hunters degree upon
several candidates
Both Winnemucca Tribe, No. 81. and
White Cloud Tribe, No. 60, last evening did
work in the various degrees. These tribes
are increasing in membership steadily.
The Great Council of Indiana held its
twenty-third Great Sun session at Indiana
polls on the 26:h ult. The reports show tn 9
mem oership to be 6O53, gain of 1912 for the
GreatSuD. Thirteen new tribes were nsti-
tuted. In the State the order has increased
43 per cent, greater percentage than that OF
any other fraterna or beneficial order In the
State.