The record-union., 1892-07-15
INSTALLATIONS IND BlsQUEFES.
Knights of Pythias, Chosen Friends
and Other Orders.
Entertainment by the Pythian Sisters
Last Evening A Joint In
stallation and Supper.

ment given in Pythian Hall last evening
by California Temple, No. l, Pythian
Sisters. This order was organized at
Warsaw, Ind, October %, 1888, and now
consists of about 5000 ladies and 1000
knights. There are at present eight
Grand Temples and 155 subordinate
temples.
The exercises began with the installa-
ton OF the officers elected for the ensuing
term, and were conducted in a very i'm
pressive manner. The ladies aquitted
themselves handsomely and deserved the
plaudlts they received. The officers in
stalled were as follows:
Most Excellent Chief of the Temple,
Miss Marie Gaschling; Excellent Senior
OF the Temple, Mrs Mary Fitzgerald:
Excellent Junior of the Temple. Mrs
Name Doughty: Manager of the Temple,
Mrs. Hattie Gitfen; Mistress of Records
ana correspondence, Miss Grace Quin-
ton; Mistress of Finance, Mrs. Sarah
bragg; Protector of the Temple, Mrs.
annie May; Guard of the Outer Temple,
mrs. Emma Schumacher: Past Chief of
the Temple, Miss Carrie Davey. District
Deputy Grand Chief, Mrs. Della Petit
and Past Grand Chief, Mrs. Georgia
Guthrie, representing the Grand Temple,
had charge of the installation.
AT the conclusion of these ceremonies
Knight j. h. Giffen was introduced as
President of the evening and delivered
an eloquent and pointed address on the
order in general, and California Temple
in particular.
choice literary and musical pro-
gramme was then rendered, as follows:
Plano solo, Miss Luther; recitation, A
V. ONelll; ring exercise; recitation Miss
Norsworthy; vocal solo, AL Pritchard;
recitation, L. K. Vandercook. The en-
tertainment concluded with tableau by
eight ladies.
CHOSEN FRIENDS.
The officers of Friendship Council, No.
90, were installed last night by District
Deputy Grand Councillor j. n. Dodson.
who was assisted by the following officers:
Grand Vice Councillor, Miss Lille Cra-
der; Grand Marshal, Wells Drury; Grand
Secretary, Frank Radcliff; Grand Treas
urer, A. Shoemaker; Grand Prelate,
Mrs. Belle Dockstader; Grand Guard,
Mrs. Nettie Kieter; Grand Sentinel, Mrs.
NJ. f. Schardin.
The new officers elected who were in
stalled are as follows: Councillor, M. NJ.
Glenn; Vice-Councilor, Miss G.. d. Jur-
gems; Secretary, E. r. Tiel; Treasurer,
F. II. Kefer; Prelate, Mrs. A. %. Mona,
CHAN; Marshal, CIR. Burroughs; Warden,
Mrs. Alice NJ. Tiel; Guard, Fred Urban;
Sentry, f. Gleie.i -...,a- -....s.
After the installation refreshments
were served in the banquet hall. This
order is growing rapidly, being one of
the most prosperous in the city.
JOINT INSTALLATION AND BANQUET.
The following officers of California
Lodge, No. 1880, and Unity Lodge, No.
20SS, were Jointly installed at their hall
by District Deputy Grand Dictator T. A.
Atwood last evening:
California Lodge, No. 15SO-Past Die
tator, j. O. Wallace; Dictator, c. f. DEM
mon; Vice Dictator, J. c. Cotton; AS
slstant Dictator, /. L. Krump; Reporter,
Joseph Davey; Financial Reporter, j. c.
Carroll; Treasurer, c. L. Adams; Chap
lain, L. Bell; Guide, c. II. Stephenson:
Guardian. j. G. Medley; Sentinel, James
Murphy; Trustees-S. Roth, F. H. King,
II. Bennett.
Unity Lodge, No. 2OSs-Past Dictator.
Geo. o. Bates; Dictator, F. j. Bidwell:
tator, W. w: Mott; Reporter, L. G. Shep-
ard; Financial Reporter, T. A. Atwood;
Treasurer, L. B. Sutlif; Chaplain. ]. L.
Orr; Guide, f. w. Sauze: Guardian, P.
Brennan; Sentinel, w. Woods; Trustees
g. o. Bates, j. l.. Orr, A. Phelps.
After the installation the lodges ad-
journed to the Delmonico and partook of
an elegant spread.
OLIVE BRANCH LADIES' SOCIETY.
The Olive Branch Ladies' Society has
Installed the following officers by Past
President Josie Van WaIbeck: Presi-
dent, Bessie Balsz; Vice President, An
ME Monaghan; Recording Secretary.
Della McGinn; Financial Secretary, Ag-
nes A. Mar Baker; Treasurer, Annie
Gill; Warden, Minnie Plummer; Con-
ductor, Emeline Cronkite Chaplain,
Sarah Bragg; Guard, Matilda Wickwire;
Pianist, Lizzie Dillman; Right Supporter
to President, Laura Berck; Left Sup
porter to President, Mary Cropper; Right
Supporter to Vice President. Flora
Bragg; Left Supporter to Vice-President,
Maggie Wilson. Trustees-Flora Knox,
Maggie Wilson and Julia Patterson.
After the installation Annie Laughlin
which refreshments were served
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.
Last evening Capital Council, No. IL,
Y. NJ. l., held a very interesting and
largely-attended meeting in Pioneer
Hall, the occasion being the installation
of officers for the ensuing term, as fol-
lows: President, James Longshore, Jr,
(re-elected); First ce-President, j. j.
Clarke; Second Vice-President, j. d.
Brennan; Recording Secretary, A. J.
Wilson (re-elected); Financial Secretary,
Thomas Diviny; Treasurer, l.. E. Lob
man; Marshal, f. Zanazzi; Inside Senti-
mel, j. Decosta; Executive Committee
W. +. Gormley, w. j. Hamm, d. Nc
Laughlin, j. M. Sullivan and Edward
Boylan.
After the installation and routine busi-
ness the body adjourned to the banquet
hall, where a very dainty repast was
served, w. F. Gormley acting as toast
master. The evenings entertainment
was heightened by some well-rendered
recitations and impromptu speeches.
After several songs and speeches by
those assembled around the banquet
board, the participants adjourned with
three cheers for the Y. NJ. l. of America
The committee who so successfully man
aged the affair were w. T. Gormley, J.
NJ. Sullivan, J. J. Moran, J. O'Connor
and NJ. Nelis.
ADJUSTMENTS
AT the Metropolitan Theater tonight