The record-union., 1892-01-08
INSTALLATIONS.
Native Sons, War Veterans, and
Chosen Friends.
Fraternal Organizations Which Last
Evening Held Installation Ceremo-
nies-Native Sons Advancing.

The ceremonies last evening attendant
on the installation of the newly elected
officers of Sacramento Parior, No. 3,
Native Sons of the Golden West, were
very interesting. They were public. and
large number of invitations had been
sent out. In consequence Turner Hall
was crowded with people. The ceremo-
MES were conducted in the south end of
the hall. The following officers were as
signed to their respective positions in the
parlor: Past President, J. +. Bronner;
President, ". Welch; First Fice-Presi-
dent, II. Brown; Second Vice-P President,
S. Smith; Third Vice-P President, Scott
Ennis; Financial Secretary, J. NJ. Hen
derson, .Jr.; Recording Secretary, T. G..
Eilers: Treasurer, c. T. Barton; Marshal,
James Thomas; Inside Sentinel, a. Gala
han; Outside Sentinel, B. WEIGH; Sur
geon, G.. Z. Fowler, NJ D.; Trustee. II.
Johnson.
District Deputy Ed H. Kraus con-
Quoted the ceremonies, after which a
charming literary and musical pro-
gramme was given. The Rotations, solos
and music by the orchestra were very
entertaining, and the ATion Mandolin
Club captured the auditors by the rare
performance Of its mem DerS on mandO-
Inns and guitars. The remarks of Will
lam Johnston, President of the Pioneer
Society, were listened to with interest.
The exercises were as follows: over
ture, orchestra; solo. Miss Sallie Phipps;
recitation, Miss Carrie Simpson; selec-
ton, by the Arion Mandolin Club; man
dolins, Misses Pauline and Laura Meis-
ter, Berkey, Schroth, McManus and
Messrs. Gates and Hammer: guitar, Mr..
Spaulding; pianist, Louise Meister; man
dola and director. Professor G. q. Stever;
1.-The Pioneers" William Johnston; male
quartet, Messrs. Longbottom, Milliken,
JacOx and Philips; remarks.
The last number on the programme
was the presentation Of the badge to the
retiring Past President, Howard John
son.
The orchestra then struck up the dance
music, and the floor was cleared for
dancing. There were ten numbers on
the programme, and a merry crowd en-
joyed themselves.
Refreshments were served in the gal
lery free to all during the evening.
The following committees had charge
of the affair: ArrangenentS-Dr. c. =.
Fowler, j. NJ. Henderson, IT., and II. o.
Tubbs. Floor Director Gorge II. Clark
Floor Managers. Giameui, Charles
McCieery, Ed Tesreau, Henry Brown,
Scott Ennis and DR.. l.. J. Weldon. Re-
ception-E. }. Gregory, Walter WEIGH,
Howard Johnson, L. G. Eilers, J. T..
Bronner, c. y. Root, Ed HrauS, w. \.
Gett, Jr., and E. d. Ryan.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
Califa Parlor, Native Daughters. was
TO have installed its recently elected Off
GERS, but as most Of the members desired
TO attend the Native Sons entertainment,
the parior adjourned. Its officers will be
installed two weeks hence.
THE GRAND ARMY MEN.
Sumner Corps, No. 3, G. A. r., and
Sumner Women's Relief Corps. No. II,
held joint installation ceremonies III
Changers Hall last night. There was a
full attendance Of members of both CORPS.
and a number of invited guests were
present. Junior Vice Department Com
mander w. II. Ennis was selected to act
as master Of ceremonies, and the installa-
tion was conducted in a finished manner.
The following officers OF Sumner Post
were installed: Post Commander, John
Burke; Senior Nice-Commander, NJ. L.
Gates; Junior Nice-Commander, Il. ).
Mcclure; Quartermaster, II. Bennett;
Surgeon, J. X. Laine; Chaplain, G.. kel-
logg; Officer ofthe Day, w. II. II. Wiley:
Officer Of the Guard, 5. d. Bell; Adju-
ant, w. i. MaydweI; Sergeant-Major,
=. NJ. BOckstanZ.
woMEN'S RELIEF CORPS.
The officers Of the WOmen'S Relief
Corps installed were: President, Caro-
line g. Hancock; Senior Vice President,
Sophie Dierssen; Junior Vice President,
Julia Morris; Secretary, NJ. Alice Steph-
enson; Treasurer, Daisy Falkner; Chap
lain, Alice NJ. Kellogg; Conductor, Han
nah j. Lindner; Guard, Anna Bockstanz:
Assistant Conductor, Hattie Ripley; AS
sistant Guard, Margaret Keller
At the conclusion of the ceremonies
the members of the Corps and Post adj
journed to the banquet-hall, where a
collation. was served.
CHOSEN FRIENDS.
Friendship Council, No IS, Order of
Chosen Friends, held installation cere-
monies at its new hall. on Tenth street,
between and X, last evening The fol-
lowing officers We're installed: Counselor,
L. w. Carpenter; Counselor, Miss
Maggie Kearney; Secretary, e. r. Tiel;
Treasurer, T. H. Keller; Marshal NJ. Nj.
Glenn; Warden, Miss @. ID. Jurgens;
Guard, Mrs. A. E. Monaghan; Sentry,
Ferdinand Gleie; Medical Examiner, +.
@. Fay; Trustees, f. Fl. Scharden, John
Watt and c. ID. Monaghan.
After the lodge services a literary pro-
gramme was given, which delighted those
present. a collation. was served before
adjournment.