The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-30
X. AND L. OF H.
The Union Meeting of Lodges in This City
and Oakland.

The Union Meeting of Lodges in This City
and Oakland.
Next week will be enc of much social ma
ture as well as of great interest to every
member Of the order and its friends. On
Monday evening occurs the union meeting
at Union-square Hall, in which all the
lodges of this city and Oakland will par
ticipate. Wednesday evening is the time
announced for the regular monthly social of
Empire Lodge in st. Georges Hall. Then
OH Thursday evening comes the valentine
party of Excelsior Lodge, Union-square
Hall being selected for this enjoyable affair
Equity Lodge of Sacramento is arranging
TO give ITS annual masquerade ball. This
lodge performs its initiatory work in man
ner not yet attempted by any other lodge
in this jurisdiction and Is very effective.
The new officers of Fidelity Lodge were
installed on Friday evening, January sd, by
j. Z. Dockery, G. p, assisted by Mrs. E. K.
son, A. n. Grant and f. Kemp Van E. 2.
6. P.'s. After the ceremony Miss Helen
Krone was presented by Mr.. Kramer, 2. p.
on behalf of the lodge, with an appropriate
set of engrossed resolutions Handsomely
framed, in recognition of her past services
for Fidelity.
C. G. O'Donnel, p. p, has been commits
stoned Deputy Grand Protector at Large,
and is assisting the Grand Prote tor in or
ganizing lodge in South San Francisco.
a NV A'uSc az uUulul OOuUtN,
one in San Diego, and another in Stockton,
are expected to be instituted before the next
session. j. p. Dockery, G. p, is striving to
beat the record of his predecessors.
Magnolia Lodge will hold open meetings
in future on the third Friday in each month.
The Grand Protector will shortly announce
several important changes in the standing
committees.
Harmony Lodge, Sacramento, continues
to increase its membership, twelve new
ions haf,, oil tI,,l
ing. Among the visitors last Friday evening
were L. Ii. Berkey, G. V. p, NJ. s. Koran
and Mrs. M. e. Carleton.
NJ. G. Hall has been appointed Deputy
of District No. Is. including Laurel Lodge,
Dr.. A. i. Phelan has been appointed
Deputy of District No. Is. including Cypress
Lodge and San Bernardino County.
I. A. Lander. ID. G.. p, will institute
new lodge at Bishop, Inyo County, about
February 9TH or 10th.
Mrs. A. j. Budd will shortly leave for
Fresno, where she expects TO organize a
large lodge.
Within the next two weeks the Grand
Protector will leave for Los Angeles, San
Bernardino and San Diego in the interest of
the order. During His absence he expects
to organize lodge at Redlands and one at
Riverside.
order of the Golden Shore.
Ale xander Rothenstein, P. S. p, left last
week for the Southern States in the interest
of the order and good results are anticipated
w. w. Mathews, S. P, and E. /. Wolfe,
S. S., will pay fraternai visit to Golden
State Lodge, No. 80, next Monday evening
at Santa Clara, and a good time is antci-
pated. The main object of the visit is to
pay to number of the members of that
lodge, on account of the maturing on that
day of the first coupon of their certificates,
sums varying from $500 to 5000 each.
Harrison Lodge, No. 6, Cleveland, Ohio,
which was organized recently by w. ii.
Schwartz of that city, has now a member
ship of over forty, and from letter received
from Mr.. Schwartz, who is Deputy SUI
preme President for Ohio. it is learned that
applications are coming IN to all the lodges
at nearly every meeting night, and that in a
short time ne VIII organize another lodge
with membership of between forty and
fifty. The grand officers of Ohio are lend
ing their efforts to build up the membership
OF the lodges already organized and are sue
ceeding well.
Triumph Lodge, No. So, has changed its
place of meeting to Templar Hall, 997 Mar
ket street, and now meets Monday night in
stead OF Wednesday, as heretofore.
California Lodge. No. 40, will have initia-
ton atits next meeting, and large attend
ance Is expected
A series Of fraternaI visits between the
different city lodges is being strongly ad-
Vocateu. anu u 10 tApecteu tHaI Cail10rnla
Lodge, No. 40. will at its next meeting take
the initiative and arrange for The first of the
series.
United Endowment Associates.
Protection Lodge. No. 80, had three initia-
lions at its last meeting.
Mrs. E. H. Coney, d. d. G. G., installed
the officers of Topeka Lodge. No. 63, on the
18th inst. Two candidates were initiated.
The meeting was a very enthusiastic and en-
joyable one. and old members felt much en-
couraged that the year had begun SO pro-
pitiously. After the lodge adjourned the lady
aecoojo foe snr,ris cd the tyantlnp,an h,, co.,,