The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-14
FRATERNAL SOClALS.

The twentieth anniversary OF Court Robin
Hood No. 1891, of the ancient order OF For-
esteTs of America the first court established on
the Pacific Coast, was duly celebrated on Tues
day evening, The 9Th inst. The members In
large plumbers assembled at their courtroom in
the Aleazar building where the otticers-elect
for the ensuing term were duly Installed by
Deputy Grand Chief Ranger William Sharp.
The following are the names OF the new Off
GERS: {. r., Edward q. Wade; s. &. r., James
Cook; treasurer. joseph Hatfield; financial
secretary. William Il. Johnson; recording sec
rotary, Henry Meyer; S. W., Edward Haughy;
J. w. L. i. Van der Naillen; S. B., w. j.
JONES'; j. B., o. j. Jolly.
AT The conclusion OF the installation cere-
monies those present proceeded 10 The dining
hail, where banquet had been provided, under
the direction of the following committee
Messrs. Murbead, Wade and johnson. The
main dining-rOom was handsomely decorated
for the occasion and the tables presented a
brilliant appearance. Chief Ranger Wade pre-
sided and, after The usual patriotic speeches
had been drunk, speeches were made by John
Tungate,, 7; c. r.; Major Fred c. Hensley.
Robert Hamilton and others. A case OF cham
payne presented by Brother Duncan Nicoll
greatly helped 10 ealiven the proceedings At
/ l A. NJ. The members dispel sed. after singing
''Auld Lang Syne," and all Will, no doubt,
carry with them happy remembrance of the
twentieth anniversary OF old Court Robin
HOOD.
The public installation of officers of James a.
Garfield Corps No. u, W.R.C., was held Tuesday
evening at Social Hall, Alcazar building. The
following ladies were duly installed: President,
Matilda AlperS; senior vice-pre sident, Annie
Hink; junior Vlce-president. Mrs. UlmeT; Sec
Rotary, Carrie Timer; treasurer, Dora Ii. DID,
bler; chaplain, Margaret Jones; conductor,
Dora Hink; guard, Rosa Bergman assistant
conductor, Lizzie Ziegler; assistant guard
Caroline Dibblet.
Much credit is due the installing officer, Mrs
Kate NJ. Howard, for the able and dignified
manner in which she performed her Work
Miss Helma Spangenberg tall handsome
brunette also deserves 10 be cOmpllmented for
the splendid manner IN which she conducted
the several offices during the installation. The
retiring president, Mrs. Kate NJ. Brown, was
the retiring secretary, Mrs. Esther Dunn, was
also handsomely remembered. while the treas
urer, Dora h. Dibblee, recr lived magnificent
basket OF flowers, as token for the splendid
way IN which she performed the work pertain
Ing TO her responsible office.
An entertainment and public rasing-up cere-
mOny was given by Miantonomah and Monte
yuma tribes OF the Improved Ord OF Red Men
on Tuesday evening. January g. ~ Council
Hall in the Red Mems building. large audi
ence enjoyed the following programme: Over
ture, orchestra; address, Charles A. Reynolds !;
barytone solo, Milo T. Sipe; comlcal selections,
Ii. Nj. Frick; solo, Miss Meyers; duet M ss
Collins and Mr.. George Collins
Court Eclipse No. 6972, A. o. F. OF A. at its
last regular meeting installed the following
0fhcers-elect for the ensuing term: Thomas j.
IraiDor, chief ranger; Joseph Cross, sub-chlef
ranger; Z. GertsOn, financial secretary; +. b.
LangioIs recording secretary; S. j. Olsen.
treasurer; }. NJ. Messleur. senior woodward
Charles X. Conrad. junior woodward; X. Den
ker, senior Beadle; e. Wolff. junior beadle. A
banquet followed the installation ceremonies.