The morning call., 1894-05-21
A. o. IL W

The officials are busy just now preparing for
the coming reception TO tie Supreme Lodge.
The visitors viii arrive by special train on the
9Th ana be escorted to the Palace Hotel,
where a reception will take place that evening.
On the 18TH a welcome will be extended by the
Governor and the session commenced at
q olden Gate Hall. In the evening great mass
meetings will be held at l. o. 0. T. Hail, Metro
pOitan Temple, Native Sons Mission Parlor
Hall, in this city, and Mills Tabernacle in Oak
land. The presiding officers will De w. II.
Jordan, W. II. Barnes Grand Master Ward and
Grand Foreman TOOhy. Addresses VIII be
made by supreme and grand officers and must.
cal and literary entertainments be given at
each. Wednesday and Friday VIII be devoted
10 business. Thursday special train will take
the visitors TO Monterey. Del Monte and Pacific
Grove where a barbecue will be served. Sat
urdsy, per steamer Oakland, sail Will be
made around the bay, to Mare Island and
Vallejo. During the week a memorial service
Will be held and euOges TO the hOnOred dead
OF the year be pronounced. The ladies accom-
panying The visitors viii be enter AIMED by be
Degree OF Honor sisters. On Monday, June
10 the MidWnter Fair viii be visited nd eX-
ercises held in Festival Hall. The same night
the visitors go by special train 10 POrta nd 10
dedicate on Wednesday the elegant temple re-
Gently erected by the order IN that city. Ar
engagements are all perfect. and royal greet
ing awaits the distinguished fTaters.
Yerba Buena Lodge enjoyed good sessi on
last week. a massive gold watch and cha in
was presented to retiring deputy, Freq Roth
ganger.
Memorial Lodge expects a great assemblage
of the brethren next Monday night and has a
good programme arranged for all.
Past Grand Master WOGkmen Booth and
Bane wera both with Deputy }. +. Guy at
LOldsburg Lodge last wee, making the night
one TO be remember by the visited.
The deputies Tor San Francisco are: District
No / W. {. Crowley; No. 2. c. r. Pinkham;
No 3. j. II. Hartley; No. 5, +. +. joy; No. 6,
p. d. Mulaney; No. Z, j. L; Nevers.
Grand Master Workman Ward was with the
members al san Luis O0ispo and Salinas last
Thursday and Friday evenings. Next Tuesday
night he will call upon Redwood Lodge, and be
with the Pescadero brethren on Wednesday
evening.
The new medical examination blanks have
been promulgated and are considered an i'm
prOyemenI upon former issues.
All of the amendments adopted last Grand
Lodge have been approved by the supreme
authorities, which makes them now the law.
That wide-aWake lodge. Lily OF the Valley,
D. OF H. mad a great success OF its picnic. Its
receptions and sOcials are always leading events
10 Oakland.
Cheyenne Lodge No. of Wyoming has dedi-
Gated a new and elegant hall of its own. This
lodge has 325 members; there is also flourish
ing degree of honor lodge there.
A Joint picnic OF the l. o. o. T. and A o. U.
". lodges VIII be given at Lakeport on the
26th. Edwin Danforth, 2. q. NJ. W., Will de-
liver the address.
The sixteenth anniversary OF valley NO. 30
last Wednesday night crowded the nall and
many were unable TO obtain admission. w. ii.
Barnes presided, and a splendid literary aud
musical programme was given by Mrs. Waller
MallOy, Miss Gertrude Judd, Miss Bertha
Clark, Miss Maud Camp. Miss hrebs, Miss
We'll, MISS Mcclellan and Richard 1. Whalen,
concluding WITH social dance.