The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-04

The special train with the delegates to the
Supreme Lodge will leave Chicago tomorrow.
ana stop at various points along the route,
reaching this city Oh Monday June II. The
various committees have spared neither pains
or expense TO entertain their distinguished
guests. and series Of brilliant entertainments,
excursions etc. will make their visit TO this
coast an event to be remembered. AS the Su-
preme Lodge is composed exclusively of past
grand master workmen the personnel of the
body is of a superior character, and contains
only those who have had long and practical ex-
perience in fraternai matters. Among the rep
resentatiVes are men eminent in public life.
There will be a reception at the Palace Hotel
on Monday evening, nth; formal welcome at
Golden Gate Hall on morning of Tuesday, 18th (;
business sessions that day; masS-meetings at
!. o. Q. +. Hall, metropolitan Temple, Native
sons Mission Hall In this city, and First Con-
EDUCATIONAL Church, Oakland, in the evening
business session Wednesday; memorial ser
wees at Metropolitan Temple in the evening
special train 10 Del monte, Monterey, Pacific
Grove, and barbecue at latter point on Thurs
day, 14iPi business session Friday; bay eXcur-
sion on Saturday; several of the m mbers VIII
Ofhclate at some OF the churches on Sunday
MIdwnter Fair day on Monday. 18Th; during
The sessions while the brethren are engaged. a
special committee OF the degree of honor ladies'
VIII take charge OF the ladies' accompanying
the visitors, ana with them visit all ne leading
points OF interest in this city and Oakland A
beautiful souvenir badge will be presented to
The delegates.
Memorial Lodge was the scene of large
gathering last Monday night. A massive gold
Badge was presented by j. w. Ward, e.. NJ. W.,
on Denalt Of the Grand Lodgr, to John Tede-
man. for bringing in the largest number OF
new members during the year. fitting silver
pltcheT was also presented by the district TO
Charles Mccarthy for his eminent services
during the year Grand Foreman Toohy
voiced the sentiments of the district
The elegant and substantial cash prizes
onered by the Grand Lodge for practical work
The dedication Of the new temple in Port
Lanq, Or, viii take place on June 21st. Many
Oh me supreme Lodge VIII attend
owing TO the rain The picnic at Lakeport was
postpohed until last Saturday Tie grand
master workman delivered an address, He
VIII De at Bodle on the 4th, Bishop 9TH and
meet the Supreme Lodge tram. and return vVifh
them on the 18th. On the 23d he viii visit Los
Two assessments levied for June will nav oil
May 18Th. '0" up ~
Anew lodge Of the Degree OF honor is being
formed at Napa "e
G. T.. Rogers. P. c. NJ W, Will lecture he
fore the Z. NJ. w. Association tonight
Ancient order FOresters of America.
Court MADEIRA No. S414 was instituted in Ma
dera last Saturday evening with TWEEN y-two
charter members by John McGuinness, d. G.
C. r., assisted by the officers and members of
Court Yosemite OF Fresno. The following were
installed as officers: j. L. Butin, J. P. c. r. :;
". C. Wallace c. r.; W. r. Fox, S. C. r.; F. b.
Woods, financial secretary; d. Johnson, re-.
cording secretary; c. S. Payne, treasurer; l. n.
McTOsh, S. W; M. L. Alley, j. W; j. b.
Marsh. S. B.; Henry Webb. j. B.; S. Lazar, E.
NJ Capurto, O. d. Hitchcock trustees; Dr.. j. l..
BntiD. physician. ,
Court Progress No. S415 was instituted in San
Jose last Tuesday evening with thTtY-slX CHAR
ter members by c. z. Reudon, q. Z. H., assisted
by c. II. Bremen G. s., p. Belyea, q. j; W.
Elias Holden, G. T., and the members OF the