The record-union., 1895-01-11
AMONG FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS
installations and Elections Held Last
Night.
Native Sons and Rathbone Sisters
knights of Honor, Young Mems
Institute and Others.

Last night was lively one in fraternal
society circles, many OF which held social
reunions varied in feature by the cleo
ton or installation of their newly elected
officers. The meetings were all largely
attended.
The following officers of Olive Branch
Ladies' Society were installed by Past
President Mrs. Maggie Wilson: Presi-
dent. Mrs. A. Kunz; Vice-President
Mrs. Minnie Burgess; Secretary, Mrs
Della Haedrich; Financial Secretary,
Mrs. Flora Knox; Treasurer, Mrs. Laura
Label; Right Supporter to President,
Mrs. Sallie Wolf; Left Supporter to Pres
ident. Mrs. Josie Van Walbeck; Right
Supporter to Vice President, Mrs. Laura
Wise; Left Supporter to Vice President,
Miss Annie Elliott; Inside Guard, Mrs.
Nira Bronze; Outside Guard. Mrs. Kate
Eizler; Pianist, Mrs. Lizzie Dillman. The
installation concluded with banquet at
the Restaurant De France.
RATHBoNE SISTERS.
Grand Chief Della Petit installed the
following officers of California Temple,
No. l, Rathbone Sisters: NJ. e. c., Shell
lie Barry; l.. S. r., Emma Kelley; +. j.
r., Ada Cox; Z. Nj. T., Mattie Moore; NJ.
OF r. and c., Georgia Guthrie; NJ. OF F.,
Sarah Bragg; Protector, Mrs. Smedberg;
q. of o. T., Alice Bayer. The installa-
lion concluded with social dance.
SUNSET PARLoR, NATIVE SONS.
Sunset Parlor, No. 26, n. S. @. W., in
stalled its newly y-elected officers. There
were present Senator ii. Z. Gesford OF
Napa, Grand Lecturer; Grand Trustee
Percy Long of San Francisco, and num-
Der of other grand officers.
WI hn Ol
lows: Past President, K. +. Greer; Pres
ident, A. c. Kaufman; First Vice Presi-
dent, q. l.. Marsh: Second Vice Presi-
dent, G. c. Sherman. Third Nice-Presi-
dent, j. w. OFT; Financial Secretary, G..
j. Carly; Recording Secretary, J. Lawrie;
Marshal, 1. j. RowIey; Trustee, \. ).
Cohn; Surgeon, q. G. Simmons; His
torian, c. Ii. Oatman. District deputy
Scott f. Ennis was the installing officer.
After the installation the mem bers and
guests INDUCED IN smoker" and a
most enjoyable evening was spent. The
following interesting programme was
rendered:
Instrumental trio, c. G, Stever, L. E.
Hart and II. Gates; recitation, Dana Per-
kins, Jr.; specialties, Messrs. Hanlon and
Phillips; clog dance, Ben Lynn; toast,
"Calitia Parlor, n. ID. G. w." +. L.
johnson; address, j. w. Haley, Presi-
dent of Sacramento Parlor; Athletic Club
trio, Messrs. Brier, Dennis and Smith;
song, Edward V. Maud of Ramona Par
lor; Our Order" Henry c. Gesford,
Grand Lecturer; Lou Duhain accom-
panist on the piano
FoREsTERs' ELECTION.
Court Pride of Capital City, A. o. F. of
A.. elected the following officers: Chief
Ranger, H. l.. Kemnitzer; Sub Chief
Ranger, r. Hamlin; Treasurer, p. Hirsh;
Financial Secretary, A. W. Campbell;
Recording Secretary, A. Dent; Senior
Archer, b. Plummer; Junior Archer, W.
McHale; Senior Beadle. /. Martin; Junior
Beadle, II. Merlier; Court Physician, DIR.
Watt; Trustee, j. Ing.
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.
Capital Council, No. II. Y. NJ. l., last
Pioneer Hall, District Deputy w. f.
GormIey officiating:
President, j. j. Moran; First Vice
President, t. p. Flahive; Second Vice
President. j. L. Mcclure; Recording and
Corresponding Secretary, James Long
shore: Financial Secretary, Thomas
DIviny: Treasurer, ID. McLaughlin; In
side Sentinel, J. L. Corcoran; Outside
Sentinel, Edward Boylan; Executive
Committee-G. Mclaughlin, NJ. Nelis, T..
E. % 'Halloren; Physician, Dr. George
Ogden.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The joint installation OF California
u
2,0SS, Knights;of Honor, was held last
evening, at tiremen's Hall. The follow
ing officers were installed in their re-
spective chairs by District Deputy \.
Phelps:
Unity Lodge-Past Dictator, A. Phelps:
Dictator, W. w. Mott; Vice Dictator,
Robert Meyer; Assistant Dictator, Geo.
%. Bates; Reporter. +. j. BidweIl; Finan-
cial Reporter, l.. u. Shepard; Treasurer,
i. b. Sutlitt; Chaplain, }. L. Orr; Guide,
f. W. Sauze; Sentinel, w. Wood; Trus-
tees, y. Phelps, }. l.. Orr, L. w. SauZe;
Representative to Grand Lodge, j. l..
Orr; Alternate, l.. B. Sutlitf; Medical EX-
amlner, DR.. Mealand.
California Lodge-W. II. Kern, Past
Dictator; j. ). Lawson, Dictator: f. g.
J.. Urban, Vice Dictator; w. z. Harlow,
Assistant Eice-Dictator; Max Fielden,
Reporter; j. G. Carroll, Financial Re-
porter; c. II. Stephenson, Guide; l.. Bell.
Chaplain; c. +. Adams, Treasurer; j. c.
Cotton, Sentinel; c. y. Steinmetz Guard
ian; S. 5. Nixon, II. Bennett, y. j. Pom
mer, Trustees.
At the termination of the installation
ceremonies a banquet was partak OF
and numerous addresses delivered.
EUREKA LODGE ELECTION.
The following officers of Eureka Lodge.
No. 4, l. Q. O. F., have been elecled Tor
the following term: p. e., NJ. Sander
son: \. G., L. j. Hesson; V. g., /. Mag
ray; Secretary, L. Glover; Treasurer,
j. K. Childs; W., w. w. Milne; Con-
ductor, w. }. Eby; o. g., b. IL. Chap
man; l. g., G. f. Bastian; r. 5. \. o.,
&. ii. Holmes; L. ). \. o., NJ. WetZel;
X. 5. V. e., h. Shonander; l.. ). Y. e.,
X. +. Scott; r. 5. s., Z. Mold; l.. 5. s., a.
Jensen.
CHOSEN FRIENDS.
At the last regular meeting of Sacra-
mento Council, No. SO, o. &. f., the toll
lowing officers were installed for the en-
suing term;
Past Councillor, Joseph Davey; Coun-
cilor, Mrs. Il. G.. German; Vice Council
or, Mrs. J. hlebs; Treasurer, L. w. Day;
Secretary, G. II. Denton; Prelate, &. h.
Brooks; Marshal, Mrs. l.. Vice; Warden,
Mrs. +. Z. Riley; Guard, A. Elliott; SEN
try, Mrs. V. Lawlor; Medical Examiner,
DR.. q. b. Glow; Trustees, ID. j. Hartley.
James Parsons, Mrs. l. Marsh; Pianist,
Miss Ella Burt; Captain of Color Bearers,
Miss f. Hauser.
The installation ceremonies were per-
formed by L. II. Selvage, Grand Council
or. There were also present If. Nj.
&. Wallis, Grand Recorder; u. X. Ilel,
Grand Trustee; John Watt, ID. ID. q. g.,
and Mrs. |. Marsh, Grand Marshal.
After the installation about 10 mem-
bers sat down to a banquet III Pythian
Castle. Those present were favored with
music upon the piano by Miss Ella Burt.
song by the Misses Gore, and speeches
by II. NJ. Collins, 4. II. Selvage. >. {.
Wallis, E. X. Tiel, John Watt and others.
wENoNAH CHIEFS RAISED.
Mrs. y. c. Klenk, Great District Dep
nty, assisted by Past Chief Il. j. Brazile,
raised up the Chiefs of Wenonah Council,