The morning call., 1892-06-27
LADIES' INSTITUTE.
Arrival of the Delegates to the
Grand Council.
They Will Assemble To-Day to Discuss Mat
tiers for the Good of Their Order.
The Weeks Programme.

Auo WICK programme
AT the Fairmount Hotel there is large
number of young ladies who recognizing
charity as one of the greatest virtues, organ
lied into fraternal body six years ago for
the purpose of devOting the prime of their
lives to the doing of good and noble work.
The organization is known as the Young
Ladies' Institute, and delegates from its
branches in every Stale on the Pacific Coast
and in British Columbia have assembled to
hold in this city the Fifth Grand Council.
All the visiting delegates arrived in the
city Saturday evening and repaired to the
deliberately decorated headquarters in the
Fairmount. They are an intelligent and
handsome body of ladies. All expressed
the greatest satisfaction at meeting in coun-
Gil to discuss matters tending TO the good
of their order, which has succeeded in
drawing into closer bonds of relationship
thousands of persons of their faith whose
motto Is charity.
RELIGIOUS oBsERvANCEs.
Yesterday morning about 400 Of the young
ladies assembled in a body at st. Mary'S
Cathedral TO attend mass and receive holy
communion. Father Kirby, who otficiated
at tile mass, in short address to the ladies
congratulated them for their Catholic spirit
and hoped for the continued prosperity of
their organization.
After the mass the young ladies sepa-
rated. many going TO visit friends while
quite throng went to the park and Cliff
House.
The Grand Council begins its session at
Odd Fellows Hall to-day. AS his
Grace Archbishop Riordan has given his
appreciation to the organization and the
clergy generally have shown a very deep
interest in 1t, Rev. j. j. Prendergast Will
open The session with a prayer and address.
In the evening reception Will be held at
Olympic Hall, at the corner of Suffer
and Powell streets. Tuesday afternoon
will be occupied with business mat
ters and the evening with musicale
at Uni0n-square Hail given by Institute
No. g. The delegates will meet again
Wednesday and will be rendered a recep-
ton by the combined Institutes in the even
ing at /. o. D. +. Hall. The steamer James
NJ. Donahue has been chartered by the
Young Mems Institute and on Thursday
the ladies will be given an excursion on the
= bay and a picnic at Ell Campo. Friday
night the installation Of the newly elected
grand officers will be held at ST. Georges
Hall.
BUSINESS OF THE COUNCIL.
The principal business before the council
is regarding amendments to the constitution
OIL Tue institute. OHb Oh Tue
is in regard 10 changing the number Of re-
representatives. in the council, and also the
number of grand officers. Another is to re-
duee the death benefit from $50 10 S100 A
proposition will be made to establish head
quarters in this city, where members may
meet aud where tie grand board OF directors
may also have an Office.
The present membership is nearly 1000.
the years Increase being 4S5 and decrease
by death 10. The total receipts for the last
year were S15,057 81 and the disbursements
S13404.
The balance in the treasury is nearly
$1,000.
THE DELEGATES.
The names of the delegates and alteInates
to the Grand Council from the 80 Institutes
are as follows:
No. 1-Kate Conklin, Mary German, Maggie
GrOte, Sophie Grote. Lizzie Terry Mrs. j. T.
Sweeney; alternaIes-Martha COppage, Mrs.
Dheing, lnez RVas. Mrs. HOadley. Miss Green.
No. 2-Carrie Gallagher. Mrs. ID. L. Raglan,
Josie T. Malloy, Annie Pouhon, Mary Burke,
Kate Turner Kate Foley, Josie O'Meaia; alter
uateS-DeIa Burke. Mary Gateiy, Sarah Gala
han. Title Cuff. Mrs NJ. A. DevIne.
No 3-Elta III. COmyns. Mary NoOnan Belle
Boyle. Ella Kirby, Mrs. d. r. Griffin; aternates
Lizzie Culiigan, Mrs Mary Wren, Emma Con-
NELL
T. X. Nelson; altelnates-Mrs. j. Cain, Maggie
Hettel, Mrs. NJ. Afford.
No 5-AnnIe F. Conln. Nellie Rodgers, Mag
Morateur. Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. r. GFeauy.
No 6-Mollie Keller, Mamie Beckman, Mrs.
j. L. Carr; aternates-Kittie Clancy, julia Wal
No 7-Nellie GreaGy. Fannie O'Brien. Nellie
Hurd; alteTnates-Mamie stein, Alice Durand,
No. s-Mrs. T. r. Duffy, Mrs. Mary Bureh,
Mary 0pperman; alternates-kate Foley, Dora
Glover.
Gallagher; aternateS = Miss Lemkuhl, Miss
Slattery.
No. io-Mrs. J. J. OBre1, Lizzie Oman, Mel.
lie Gallagher, Ella Creamy; aiteinates-Emma
Carey, Mary Taber.
No. l2-Jo.lo Reardon, Lizzie House, Mrs. T.
J.. ONelll; Observation-Disclosures Hdnseau, Alice
No. IL Mary wynne, Katie Walsh, Mary Con
molly, Maggie McManuS; alternaIes-katie Bass,
lizzie Walsh, Mary MeQmIlan.
No. lit Il. Mucahy, A. McGilIicuddy, Mrs.
I. r. Riding, Cornelia Farrell; alIernates-Mary
DriseOll, Mamie Gieeson, Nellie C. Claffey.
No. l5-Neuie I. Fleming. Susie Ely, Mamie
McIuerHy; slteruates- Mamie Rhodes, Mary
Flynn, Maggie Purcell Mclaughlin.
No. 16-Clara Hogue, Mrs. s. White, Mrs. NJ.
McComber; alernates-Mrs. Lawrence, hannah
Ryan, Mary COughHn.
No. I7-Josie Regan. Mrs j. W. Willem Mrs.
VI. A. Magic. Mary Morley; altetnates-Louse
Conrad, Maggie Halehan, Katie Dolan, Martha
Hicks.
No. Is-Meuda Brow Alyina Cunning.
No. 20-MaGgie Clarke, Mary .lahan, Lizzie
COakIey; altemates-NelIie TOomey, Lena Lane
Kate Cronin.
No. 2l-SBsie Haney, Minnie Dillon; salter-
mates Mary Tunnons Mary Fitzgerald.
No 22-Mary Mulylhlll, Lizzie LavIn alter
mates Annie Burgess, Louise PimenteI.
No 23-Mary Henry, LYDIA Savage; alternates
Mary Burke. Otulla Quadrl.
No 24-Msry Taylor, Bessie Moloney. Kath-
leen Doyle; alternates, LiZzie Doolan, Mary
Dooan.
No 25-Ida McAdam. Maggie McCallum,
Maggie Ring; alternates, Lucia Mccarthy,
Johanna Ciough.
No 26-RoSe Sttt, Mrs. Clara Foley; alter.
mates, Sena McKenna Marion Gtllen.
No. 27-Mrs Barradas, Susie McAvery; alter
mates, Katie Latimore, Mary McDermot,.
No. 28-Lizzie Dunn, Mary j. Flynn, Minnie
DeBurgh alternates, Annie Stevens, Jennie
Graham.
No 29-Mary Skelly, Lizzie Kane; alternales,
Jennie Mernin Mary Uulleon.
No. 30-Nellie Jaqua, Katie Epstein; alter
mates, Maggie Hickey, Maud Searns.
N031-JOsie Walsh, Kittle 0'ROnrke, Maggie
Burns, Mary Walker; alternates, Mamie DOna-
hue Mayte Kennedy, Ellen Kirby.
No. 32-MrS. Annie Liliey Mrs. Mary Ward,
May Bradley, Birdie MallOy; aIernates. Amelia
Noting, Aggie Nangle, Alice Reirdon, MoIlie
Noting
No. 33-Sarah Mcdowell, Martha E. Balnes.
Josephine Skinner alternates, Annie KeGg,
Mary McGeogh gan, Elizabeth BehiS0n
No. "a NOrine O'}rien, Annie Down; alter
mates, Nellie Masel MaeuerIe Mckinney.
No. 35-Maggie Conn lily, Mamie I0mnSOn.
No. 36-Eulalia Andrews, Maggie Kirby alter
mates, Ella O'Keefe, Lydia Hatch.
No. 37-kate Grippen, KATE Morris; alter
mates, Mary Padden, Alice Fancy.
No. 38-Mary 0COnnOr. Celia Maher; alter
mates, Lizzie Horne, Isabella Mcdonald.
No. 39-Maegie Shannon Mrs. j. E. Ryall;