The record-union., 1893-01-06
FRATBRNAL GATHERINGS.
Numerous Bodies Install Their Newl
Elected Officers.

eIecteu ofncerS OF sumner Post, NO. 3,
were publicly installed: NJ. E. Gates,
Post Commander; w. w. Wiley, Senior
Vice; Fred Lindner. Junior Vice; Harry
Bennett, Quartermaster: J. r. Laine,
Surgeon; G. Y. Kellogg, Chaplain; L. r.
BarroWs, Officer OF the Day; Il. 5. Rags
dale, Officer of the Guard; w. B. Mayd-
well, Adjutant; w. II. Smith, Sergeant
Major; X. 5. Mcclure, Quartermaster-
Sergeant; O. p. Dodge, Installing officer.
Immediately after the officers of sum
ner Post We're installed Sumner Relief
Corps proceeded to install its incoming
officers, as follows: President, Mrs. Saran
Client; S. v, Mrs. II. J. Lindner; j. ",
Mrs. NJ. L. Groves; Treasurer, Mrs. C.
Wiley; Chaplain, Mrs. 5. Dodge; Con-
ductor, Hattie Ripley; Guard, Annie
Bockstanz; Miss Caroline Hancock, in
stalting officer.
The hall was nicely decorated with
bunting and flags. Many members Of
Warren and Fair Oaks Posts were pres
ent; also, of the Ladies of the Grand
Army of the Republic and Fair Oaks
Corps. Quite a number Of comrades of
distant posts who are members of the
were Senators w. {. Bailey, Il. &. Sey-
mour, Senior e-Commander of the
department of California;; G. A. Fuller of
Atlanta Post of Fresno Ia Past Com
manderl; also, j. G. Lennon Of Lyon
Post and many others.
y very fine vase was presented to Miss
Hancock, Senior Vice Commander.
+. G. Seymour was then called upon
and delivered a very stirring address,,
touching on the objects of the order and
OF the times when the members of the
Grand Army of the Republic as boys
donned the blue, shouldered their mus
kets and went to the front. He was heart
lily applauded.
Comrade and Senator w. c. Bailey was
then called upon. He was very eloquent,
and spoke warmly of the objects of the
Grand Army and of the good that has
been done by the order and its auxili-
aries. lie also spoke Of the National En-
campment lately held at Washington, de-
scrlblng Vlvldly the march down Penn
sylYania avenue. He also addressed to
the ladies of the Relief Corps and ladies
OF the Grand Army many words of en-
cOuragement and commentator.
Comrade Lennon spoke of life at An
dersonville Prison and of other events of
soldier life, which was well received.
Comrade }. Il. Laine was called for and
spoke in his usual serio-comic style.
which is always highly enjoyed by the
comrades.
Many others made remarks appropriate
to the occasion. All were then invited to
a
per was spread, and the affair concluded
with toasts and responses from both
ladies' and comrades.
CHOSEN FRIENDS.
The following officers of Friendship
Council, No. 65, 0. c. F., were installed
last evening by District Deputy Grand
Councillor J. n. DodsOn, assisted by r. @.
Wickham, acting as Grand Marshal:
NJ. NJ. Glenn, Past Councillor; f. c.
c. Radcliffe, Councillor; Mrs. 4. Il. Mona
CHAN, Vice Councillor; r. K. Tiel, Secre-
tary; F. IL. Kieter, Treasurer; Miss Lille
B. Grader, Frelate; c. r. Burroughs,
Marshal; Mrs. Luanna Blair, Warden:
Mrs. E. w. Hines, Guard; Ferdinand
Gleie. Sentry; J. n. Dodson, F. H. Schar-
din and w. c. Hand, Trustees.
After the installation ceremonies were
concluded, the members cleared the floor
and participated in social dance. The
council is in a tlourishing condition.
many members having been added dur
ing the past year.
IMPROVED RED MEN.
The following Chiefs of Cosumnes
Tribe, No. Il, Improved Order of Red
Men, were raised up'' by d. d. G. S.
John Domingos at the regular council
sleep last evening:
Prophet, NJ. j. Lamb; Sachem, Nat
Holmes; Sr. Sag, J. w. Crone: Jr. Sag.
Alss ". AyNll
ley; Second San, e. b. Wilson; G. of W,
J. X. Brown; q. of f., c. +. Leighton;
First Warrior, James Kemp; Second.
Warrior, }. Petralli; Third Warrior, +.
a. Manoni.
All other officers hold over for a year.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
At the regular meeting of Columbia
Lodge, No. 4, X. of p, last evening.
the following officers We're installed by
d. d. 6. c. Laracy, assisted by G. NJ. A.
Oldtield and other grand officers: z. c..
f. NJ. Simpson; c. c., b. F. Perry; V. G..
q. LuXenius; Prelate, w. B. Woods. Jr.;
M. of A., j. K. Sullivan; X. of r. and s..
G. +. Kleinsorge; M. of F., II. H. Water
land; NJ. of E., J. w. Guthrie: 0. G..
J. Lyman; 1. c., w. H. Jennings.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
There was a large gathering of Native
Daughters and Sons at Pioneer Hall
last evening to witness the installation of
the newly elected officers of Califia Par
Ior. The officers installed were:
President, Miss May Terry; First Vice
President, Miss Lipha Shelton; Second
Vice President, Mrs. Nellie Post: Third
Vice-President, Miss Nellie Miller;
Treasurer, Miss Belle Johnston: Finan-
cial Secretary, Miss Jennie Crofton; Re-
cording Secretary, Miss Nellie Dunlap;
Marshal. Miss Matte Shirland
At the conclusion of the installation
ceremonies those present divided up into
whist parties, and later on refreshments
were served.
CHOSEN FRIENDS.
Sacramento Council, No. 96, Chosen
Friends, installed its newly elected off
GERS on Wednesday evening, Supreme
Vice Councillor c. NJ. Arnold officiating.
Following the installation was an en-
tertainment, in which the following
Il,
Fortman; address, Supreme Vice-Coun-
cilor c. NJ. Arnold; song, Addie Carter;
address, Assistant supreme Treasurer II.
NJ. Collins; song, Mrs. McMasters; ad-
dress and recitation, Grand Councillor Ii,
w. Hutton; recitation, George Purnell:
song, w. Dunster; address, Grand Vice
Councillor William Boehn; address, j.
Shelton; address, DR.. q. b. Glow; music
by the orchestra. At the close Of the
programme refreshments were served.
ODD FELLOWS.
Pacific Encampment has installed its
newly elected officers. The installing
officer was Greorge Kroner, D. D. q. p,
assisted by Henry +. G. Wulff, G. J. W.;
Sam B. Smith, 6. H. p; G. W. Baker, G.
$. W.; James FL. Stebbins, G. S.; Andrew
Carlow, q. T.; William i. Bronson,
G. S.
The officers installed were: T. j. OWNS,
C. P; Charles S. Walsh, S. w; G. V.
Watson, j. w; P. S. Watson, Ii. P; n.
w. Robbins, Scribe; F. NJ. Jackson,
Treasurer; J. E. Berg, G.; G. A. Run
Mon, First W.; G. B. Dean, Second W.;
q. Fl. Jost, Third W.; L. J. Manix,
Fourth W.; James Scott, First G. of IT,,
John Schamberger, Second G. OF t.; G.
B. Grafton, 1. 5.
AT ELK GROVE.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. L. A.
Deyin, District Deputy Grand Master,
installed the newly elected officers Of
Elk Grove Rebekah Lodge, No 1856, as
sisted by the following grand officers:
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