The record-union., 1891-07-11
INSTALLING THE NATIVES.
Sacramento ParIor INDUCES in An
other Good Time.
Charming Entertainment at Grangers'
Hall-The Red Men Have
Installations, Too.

There was public installation of the
newly-elected officers Of Sacramento Par
lor, No. 3, n. S. q. W., at Grangers' Hall
last evening.
The hail was crowded almost to suffo-
cation, but the impressive ceremonies
We're watched with interest by every one
present, particularly the invited guests.
District Deputy Grand President Edward
II. Kraus conducted the installation.
The officers installed were as follows: Past
President, II. X. Johnson; President, J..
f. Bronncr; First Vice President, Walter
Welch; Second President, Henry
Brown; Third Vice. President, Abe
Moose: Inside Sentinel, Albert Gregory;
Outside Sentinel, Frank Garrett; Record
ing Secretary, Theodore g. Eilers; Fl
nancial Secretary, James Henderson, Jr.;
Treasurer, Charles Barton.
After the installation splendid literary
and musical programme was rendered,
Past President Eugene j. Gregory acting
master of ceremonies.
The first number was piano solo by
| Miss Rose BorcherS. II. NJ. LaRue,
President of the Sacramento Pioneers,
then addressed the assemblage, telling
them OF some Of the trials and hardShipS
he and his comrades had gone through IN
the early days. He said it made the old
| pioneers happy when they looked upon
the rosy faces and sturdy forms OF
the native sons and daughters, and they
felt confident that they were being sue
ceeded by q worthy generation.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. LaRue's
speech j. a. Moynihan sang ballad.
and was compelled to respond to an en-
core. lie was accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. Moynihan.
The next feature was the event of the
evening. 1t was a recitation entitled
Ronald Clare by Miss Carrie Simp-
son. The young lady is a splendid elo-
cutionist and her rendition was APP
! plauded to the echo.
By general request, Rich. Cohn sang
the popular song, Mary and John, 2
| and received an ovation. Miss Mollie
Johnston, Past Grand President OF Ca
liha Parlor, Native Daughters of the
Golden West, made few happy re-
| marks, after which Miss Wright sang a
| charming ballad.
Major w. A. Gett then addressed the
| assemblage on 1.-THE Sacramento Parlor.n
The Major was in his usual good humor,
and sprinkled his remarks with a hit
here and there that convulsed the audi
ence. He spoke eloquently Of the great
future of California, and held up the
motto of the Native Sons as America
for Americans-an Native Sons.''
| Mrs. B. f. Howard sang a love of a
song, and then Louis Breuner told the
guests about ''Sunset Parlor." There
were addresses also by Rev. Carroll NJ.
Davis and George G. Crosby.
At the conclusion OF the programme,
| Mr.. Gregory called up Past Presidents
| Charles Mier and Joseph Leonard, and
presented them each, on behalf of Sacra-
mento Parlor, with an elegant gold
badge, bearing the Native Son emblem.
/ The badges We're rare and costly pieces
| of workmanship, and fairly took the
! breath away from the recipients.
The guests then INDUCED in a dance,
and later on, in nice lunch.
OTHER INSTALLATIONS.
| The following-named officers of Red
Jacket Tribe, No. 2S, Improved Order OF
Red Men, were installed last evening:
Sachem, M. White; Sr. Sycamore, f. +.
man; Prophet, n. Hoffelt; Chief of Rec
ords, A. Dunbar; Financial Chief, L. H.
| Sullivan; Keeper of Wampum, j. j. Ma
1 gele; Trustees, j. DomingoS, Ed. f. Rus
| sell, f. f. Briggs.
! On Tuesday evening District Deputy
! Grand Master j. f. Stewart and his staff
of Grand Officers-P. f. Dolan, A. ID. Til
| ton, G. Holmes, j. Robinette and f. Mich
ols-installed the following officers in
Sacramento Lodge, No. 2, I. 0. o. F., for
the ensuing term: Junior P c., 4. S.
Luce; n. g., D. d. Stryker; V. g., G. II.
Gray; Rec. Sec, w. II. Milleman; Treas,
| g. III. Greenlaw; 1. S. Guard, H. Balsz;
Q. s. Guard, B; F. Chapman; Conductor,
| A. ID. TiltOn; Warden, G. T.. Blake; r. S.
to n. c., j. w. Watt; l.. S. to n. G., c..
Brookman; r. S. to Vice g., w. II. Jen-
nings; l.. 5. to V. g., 3. Moss; II. S. Sup
porter, r. Noe; L. S. Supporter, J. Noe.
Acting District Deputy Grand Sachem
E. f. Russell, assisted by j. Domingos,
n. Wilcox and A. Dunbar, on Thursday
evening raised up" the following Chiefs
OF Costumes Tribe, No. II, Imp'd Order
of Red Men: Prophet, +. j. Brazile;
! Sachem, E. G. Meade; Sr. Sag. w. d.
Cooksley; Jr. Sag, NJ. J. Lamb; c. of r.,
Edgar II, Rivett; +. c., Geo. Boyne; X.
| OF W., III. Winters; First San, j. P.
| Counts; First Warrior, G.. w. Stout
District Deputy 3. +. Parsons and Her
/ aid w. d. Harrington of Los Angeles, on
Thursday evening installed the following
! officers of Court Sacramento, No. 6,S61,
| Ancient Order of Foresters of America:
| c. r., d. w. Kloppenburg; S. C. r., Aug.
/ Gustafison; Treasurer, John Skelton; Re-
cording Secretary, G. L. Hill; Financial
j. w, r. NemetZ; S. B., w. Shaplin; j.
| B., Nj. L. Perkins
District Deputy Grand President, Mrs.
Bertha Swain installed the following
officers of Califia Parlor, No. %, N. d. Ct.
w, on Thursday evening: Junior Past
President, Mrs. w. S. Leake President,
Mrs. May Colegrove; First Vice, Miss
Irene Richardson's Second Vice, Miss
May Terry; Third Vice, Miss Eliza Skel-
| ton; Recording Secretary. Mrs. G. B.
Slusher; Financial Secretary, Miss Jen-
ME Crofton; Treasurer, Miss Effie Alsip;
Marshal, Miss Mana Dake; Inside Senti-
nel Miss Kittie Dale; Outside Sentinel.
Miss Irene Leonard; Trustees-Mrs. j. j.
! Spieker, Mrs. C. Anderson and Miss
| Mary Woods.
| An interesting programme was rem
| dered, after which refreshments were
| served.
| Harmony Lodge, Knights and Ladies
of Honor. installed its newly-elected Off
GERS last evening.