The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-20
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Anderson evidently has fraternal material
An exchange says that just as soon as suitable
! nall can be built there will be subordinates
established OF the Odd Fellows, A. o. U. W.,
G. A. R., Pythians, Sons OF Veterans, Womcn's
Relief Corps, Native Sons and Daughters and
! possibly others. hall is certainly needed II
such is the case.
Mrs. Van Horne, the retiring president OF the
! W. r. c. of Los Angeles, received beautiful
| silver water-set from her corps at its recent
installation. Commander Fairbanks presented
| the same, after fine programme by Mrs. Grace
| podd, Ollie Massey, Rev. f. E. Werth, Nellie
Lockwood, Bertha Bonnen, Silvin Douse and
Lorlana Moore. General A. 3. Campbell closed
the evening with splendid address.
Sequoia Camp, Woodmen OF the World, had
many guests at its public reception in Sacra-
mento last week. The programme by Alma
! Grady, Jrna Farley, Kemnitzer brothers. H. O.
Iubbs, Daisy Ennis, Edna Johnson and Ethel
TlIton was excellent. banquet concluded.
for the coming Grand Parlor of the Native Sons,
which is to be held there in April.
new lodge of the Woodmen was organized
| last week at Kelso, Wash, with twenty-seyen
| charter members.
The Maecabees are doing much work in the
south. Over one hundred new members were
received in the Los Angeles tents i'll December.
Inc Native Sons and Daughters OF Martinez
held joint installation of their parlors. The
work was rendered by Deputies Gustave Weiss
and Sadie Davenport. Past Presidents c. G.
citation OF his untiring work Miss +. Shuey,
Mrs w. A. Hale, the Mcmahon brothers and G.
J. Grifing presented musical and recitatiye
numbers and banquet closed the evening.
The Chevra Refooah Sheleimo installed its
new officers on the 18th and enjoyed a banquet
rendered by the retiring president, Max Gallick,
who during the evening was presented with q
diamond searfpin as memento of his faithful
work Tor the society. The Chevra Refooah
Shele1mo is an association which provides its
members and their families with medical and
n no NJ sir QT1d ic M old
! society doing good work.
| The Knights of the Maccabees of this city
! held a rousing meeting last Friday night, and
! during the session presented $4,000 to the
| widow OF one OF their deceased brethren. ID.
! Dennis is the supreme deputy in this city, at
| 5O2 Taylor street.
| new councils soon. This is one of the old
| fraternal assessment orders and has some 160,-
600 members. 1t is on the graded assessment
| principle and is controlled by a supreme body,
| to which all assessments are paid, similar TO
| the K. of H., A. i. of H., etc. 1t has always
| been conservative in the admission of mem
| bers and enjoys an excellent reputation for the
personnel of its officials. Up to date since or
| ganization it has paid to heirs of its deceased
members $27 ,4S1 ,002 20.
Noble Grand Arch Gerckens of the Druids will
! visit this month: Placerville, January 20;
Sacramento, 81; Stockton, %; Turlock, "a;
Modesto, Is; MERGED, 20; Sumner, 81; Los
Angeles, 80. Visitations have also been ar
ranged up to June l, which will appear here
| in due time. The officials desire that brethren
and groves will make these visits of interest by
| good attendance and having work on hand.
Deputies NJ. Seligman and James L. Field
have just finished installing the officers of
| California, FL Dorado, Pacific, Yosemite, San
Francisco, Golden Gate and Union councils in
! this city. The cabinet officers found the SUBJ
ordinates in good financial shape and steadily
| increasing.
! The first ball given by Sonora Court drew an
assemblage which taxed the great hall to its
| capacity to accommodate the guests and more
! than one course OF tables was filed at the
! banquet which was furnished.
| The recent ball of the San Pedro Companions
| of the Forest in San Pedro was pronounced one
of the best affairs of the season.
| Marion S. de Rocco, a native son, has accepted
the position OF deputy supreme regent for the
| Royal Arcanum and will devote his time to Or
ganization and other work in the interests of
| that order in this State.
| Pacific Lodge No. 815, K. and L. of H., pro-
| poses a public installation at 80 0Farren
street next Tuesday evening. This lodge is
noted for its pleasant receptions and its friends
viii be present in goodly numbers.
Last Monday night after installation at
Court Adelaide No. 7751, A. o. F., William G.
Sass and his associates of the dramatic club
| gave programme which delighted the many
! visitors.