Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-12
INSTALLATION MEETINGS
A NUMBER OF SOCIETIES SEAT
THEIR NEW oFFICERs.
Pythisn Sisters Open Meeting - Royal
Arcanum Offieisls-Knights of
Pythias-GeneraI So
ciety News.

Purity Temple, No. 2, Pythian sisters
of East Los Angeles, held an open
meeting Tuesday evening, at which
Mrs. N. Browning installed the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term: Most
excellent chief of the temple, Mrs. Min
ME McEvers; excellent senior of the
temple, Mrs. Rose Phillips; excellent
junior of the temple, Mrs. Kate Callette /;
sister manager of the temple, Mrs. Mary
Weeks; sister mistress of records and
correspondence, Mrs. Hattie B. Mac
kenzie; sister mistress of finance, Mrs.
E. B. Barney; sister protector of the
temple, Mrs, Mary Zinn; sister guard
of the outer temple, Mrs. Ella Brown
ing; past chief of the temple, Mrs. Ida
Trask.
After the installation and neat little
address by Most Excellent Chief Mrs.
Minnie McEvers, an original poem by
Mrs. George Weeks, and a descriptive
talk of the order, refreshments, consist
ing of coffee, sandwiches and various
kinds of cake, were served. A general
social time was held after lunch, and
thus passed one of the best fraternal
gatherings ever held on the east side.
ROYAL AROANUM INSTALLATION.
At the installation of officers of Sun
set council No. 1914, Royal Arcanum, at
their hall, 1251s South Spring street,
Tuesday evening, Deputy Supreme Re-
gent +. A. Healy, in his most impressive
manner, installed the following officers
for the year 1898: Regent, H. Greena-
walt; vice-regent, H. 9. Ford Smith
orator, H. L. WestDrook; secretary, D.
Mol
treasurer, W. N. Bucklin; chaplain
George Lamp; guide, f. II. Steelow
warden, f. w. Prince; sentry J. Brom-
berger; trustees, DIR. H. B. Wing, l..
Mackordes.
The brothers took this opportunity to
present f. A. Healy, past regent, with a
very handsome jewel in appreciation ol
his good work as regent during the past
year, and to encourage him in the new
Office of deputy supreme regent, to
which he has been elected. Mr.. Healy,
while taken by surprise, made very
ing his many friends for the kindness
shown.
The Royal Arcanum is fast forging ia
the front as one OF the leading social and
insurance organizations in the city.
a steadily increasing mem bership, which
is already in the hundreds.
K.oFP.
Acting District Deputy Grand Chan
cellor Herman Gerson installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term in
Olive Lodge. No. 26, Knights of Pythias
P. c., T. o. H. Bogalsky; G. c., Chas.
Stanbury; V. c., Raymond Tyron p,
G.. P. Wolfrom; K. of R. and s., Chase
A. Codori; NJ. of E., George Basserman ;
M. of E., DIR. e. A. Clarke; NJ. at A.,
Denis Felix.
LYCEUM LEAGUE CLUB 538.
s A club of the L. L. A. was reorganized
in the high school recently. In the
United States this organization in one
years time has attained a membership
of over 10000. The last regular election
was held Friday, January 9th. The fol-
lowing were elected: President, E. H.
Wilson; vice-president, G. Edwards /;
recording secretary, f. Oliver.
The next regular open meeting will be
held Friday, January 18th, at 7:3O
O'Clock p. m. Mr.. @. A. Miller, recent
Democratic nominee for city attorney,
will address the club. A debate will
also be rendered.
,tD KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The installation of officers of the
Knights of Honor was held last evening
as follows: Past dictator, F. H. SWEET !;
dictator, J. M. Lashbrooke; vice-dicta-
tor, Joseph F. Chambers; reporter, H.
W. Renshaw; financial reporter, Sol
Levy; treasurer, G. Basserman chap.
lain, W. R. Lashbrooke; guide, J. K.
Swanfeldt; guardian, G. d. Kenyon !;
sentinel, J. A. Duncan musician, j. G..
Platt; trustees, A. H. Voight, A. w.
Swanfeldt, d. B. Murchison; represent
alive to grand lodge, ]. L. McNeely
alternate, G. Basserman. kse -