The morning call., 1894-11-11
A. O. U. w.


Mount Hamilton Lodge No. 43 crowded Odo
Fellows Hall In San Jose at the anniversary
celebration. In addition to an excellent ad-
uress by Dunca an Mcpherson, +. q, NJ W., a
COCA programme was contributed BY Miss
Louise Fisher, Professor Chrsty Miss II.
heliey' Miss l.. Barry, Miss Earl, Miss M.
Chapman. Miss Meta Marsky, MIR. Churchill
ana e. McMeekn. ! ne committee in charge
were J' ii. Gibson, q. ". Brande and Fred
winter. ball concluded.
AL |acavil lie, Masonic Hall was taxed to its
capacity. j. /. Kidd presided, and Rev. j. n.
Mclean welcomed the guests The address
made by George b. Katzenstein, r. G. Nj. W.,
was well rec iVed, and evoked much CON-
Dlehua'lon and applause. A magnificent ban.
QueT concluded
he annual reception OF the brethren OF
bcule last week drew grand attendance from
surrounding localities. The Miner says there
never been reception of more pleasant
character than this one. The ball and supper
were participated In by great number among
them many noted citizens and their families.
All Giroy Music Hall was packed. VIC Bas-
slenano presided. Grand OveTseer William
winter made practical and Interesting ad-
dress, and he acceptable programme was
given by Misses Lulu and Josie Emlay. Miss
VIOLA Rea, Miss Boitie WOlfrOm, Mrs. j. W g.
Lewis. Miss Lucille Moore, Misses Ida and
Jean Lennon, L. q. Enfait and Professor Dab
laing.
Al Smith River the decorations of Bookings
Hall were something superb; embiems were
elegantly worked in chrysani hemums and rare
house plants were in profusion. Frank Frame
presided, Hon. John n. McVay made the ad-
dress, glee club presented number OF good
selections and a dance concluded.
Ivy Lodge No. gave another Of its popular
receptions last Monday night.
AT Quincy, Ii on. W. w. Kellogg was master
OF CEREMONIES. A musical and literary pro-
gramme was given, interSDersed with Tem2 ks
by Deputy Betterlon. Rev. NJ. Rosen and j. Ii.
Narel. The consolidation OF Golden Star
Lodge of Volcano with Jackson Lodge was
made the occasion of publication at Jack sou
last week. After he ceremonies mad been I'm
lshed banqu-tw partaken OF, at which many
ladies were present
The past master had a splendid meeting last
| Monday night. President Danforth presided.
Remarks were made by Deputy Z. F. JOY
Vice President Crowley, Treasurer Abraham
son. Past President Barnes and others. Visit
taIions VIII be made TO Harmony. San Fran.
cisco and Triumph lodges, at which addresses
VIII be MADE by Judge Toohy, q. F., Judge
Ferral and NJ. I. Brewer, p. q. VI. w. These
visits will be made on the third meeting night
of he month; the first Monday Of the month is
the business meeting of the association. Much
in crest is manifest in this assembage Of old
workers; the compliments bestowed upon their
pTacl zeal efforts are deserved
Grand Master Workman W ard has issued his
proclamation requesting the order in California
20 arrange for properly remembering Memorial
day. The anniversary OF the death OF Father
Grand Master Workman Tate of Nebraska
has been making extensive yisitations in his
jurisdiction, and finds that he failure of crops
and Olher causes have placed many of the mem
Ders in deplOrabie conditions; il thinks that
$4,000 Will be needed TO help them out, and
calls upon he more fortunate parts of the
State TO assist
Santa Ana proposes one OF the greatest cele-
bratiOns OF the coming 26th of April ever wit
messed IN that section, and Is already making
preparations for the twenty-sixth anniversary
of the order.
Notwithstanding election times. many of the
lodges nave ueen lnltlanng, and the prospect
for much work this winter Is good.