The morning call., 1894-04-13
WORKMEN COMING.
Supreme Lodge, A. o. u.
W., to Meet in June.
How Local Lodges Will Entertain
Visiting Delegates and Their
Friends.

The annual session of the Supreme
Lodge, Ancient Order of United Work.
men, will assemble In San Francisco Sum-
day. June 10. The greater part of the
Eastern and Canadian contingent will
leave Chicago on the 9th on a special train
of ten Pullman palace cars. They will be
met al Sacramento by a reception commit
tee and escorted to San Francisco. The
Pacific Coast and Western members will
arrive about the same time.
Monday evening an informal reception
will take place at the Palace, and the Wis
itors Will be welcomed to the city.
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock the Su-
preme Lodge will convene in Golden Gate
Hall. The supreme officers are:
D. "a. Shields, supreme master; l.. l..
Troy. supreme foreman; Joseph Z. Riggs.
supreme overseer; M. w. Sackett, su-
preme recorder; John j. Acker, supreme
receiver; j. Edward Burtt, past supreme
master.
Tuesday evening public meetings will
be held in Metropolitan Temple. Odd Fell
lows Hall, Native Sons Hall in the Mis-
sion and in Willis Tabernacle at Oakland.
Speeches will be made by prominent men,
bers of the order and musical and literary
programmes will be provided Among
the speakers will be-: DR.. 81. Shields If
Missouri. j. G. Tate of Nebraska, W. w.
Wilson of Michigan, DR.. Vincil of Mis-
souri,, Hon. W. II. Jordan and W. II.
Barnes of San Francisco and the Glad
stoQe of the order, Hon. John FrizZell of
Tennessee, if his health will permit him TO
be present.
Wednesday the lodge will continue its
session.
Thursday the visitors will be taken to
Monterey, where dinner will be served at
the Del Monte. On the return trip stop
will be made at PalO Alto in order that the
delegates may take look at the university
and pay visit to the famous stock farm.
Friday the lodge will conclude IS work.
the next meeting place will be selected and
the officers for the ensuing year installed.
Those Of the visitors who desire will also
go Summing in Chinatown.
Saturday a steamer will be chartered TO
take the party around the bay. Stops will
be made at the Union Iron Works, Mission
Rock, Vallejo and AlcatraZ The trip will
continue through the Golden Gate out 10
the heads and back along the city 'front.'
Sunday the visitors attend the various
churches or visit the fair.
Monday Will be Midwinter Fair day,
and the committee of arrangements is
sparing no efforts to make it a notable one
Monday night the Supreme Lodge will
leave for Portland. Or. where it will
assist in the dedication of the new Work
mans Temple at that place.
During the sessions OF the lodge the lady
visitors will be entertained by the Sisters
of the Degree of Honor ana shown the
Mint. Sutro Heights, Cliff House, Hopkins
Art Institute, the Park. Oakland and
other attractions of the vicinity.
The executive committee, which will
have charge of the entertainment of
visitors, is composed of the following:
l@ William Il. Jordan, P. S. NJ W., chair
man; James Booth, grand master work
man; j. w. Ward. grand foreman; D. j.
TOohy, grand overseer; ID. S. HHsh berg,
grand recorder; James n. Block. grand
receiver; W. II. Fuller, San Francisco
Lodge No. 4; Walter Molloy, Golden Gate
Ne. 8; John Sherer, Harmony No. g.; C.
81. n. Curry, Ierba Bnena No. "A; George
Valley No. SO; DR.. I. J. LIE Tourneux,
Magnolia No. ii; W. A. Bowie, Hercules
No. SO; John Quinton, Excelsior No. 126 /;
Z. A. Farless. Fidelity No. 1876; H G.
Flageoilet. Noe Valley No. 1856; b. n.
McCOmb, Occidental No. 6; George r.
Gum. Mount Hamilton No. 43; Gorge
Homage. Stockton No. %: Alexander
Craw, Los Angeles No. SO; George II.
Buck. Redwood No. %; Mrs. NJ. j. Ste =
art, grand chief of honor: Mrs j. A.
Hall, Dawn OF Hope No. 1, d. of H.; Mrs.
Mary Logan. Silver Star No. 2, D. of H. :;
Mrs. Mary Ingler. Ivy No. 4, d. of II. !;
Mrs Maggie Pinkham, Golden Dawn No.
10. d. of H.; Mrs. Ester Lovejoy, Minerva
No. 50, d. of II.