The San Francisco call., 1897-08-22


dresses that are TO be delivered by Grand
Master Workman Winter, Grand Recorder
Hirshberg and Grand Receiver Booth, there
VIII be a fine programme, including instru-
mental music, whis thing and cornet solos by
frst-cla ass artists, limitations of Chinese by q
member of the lodge, fancy dancing, recita-
tions and a social dance after the programme.
1t has been soma time since Franklin Lodge
has had open meeting, aud the indications
are that the event on Friday night next Will
be red-letter one in its istory.
Prosperity Lodge No 800 will hold an enter
tainment at Social Hall, Alcazar building,
next Tuesday, on which occasion a fine pro-
gramme OF exert fses viii be rendered.
. Grand Master Workman Winter visited
Protection Lodge No. 16 at Santa Clara on
Friday evening, when tie degrees were con-
ferred on a class of ten candidates
Through the efforts of Special Deputy John
Van Allen the degrees were conferred on a
class of twenty-five candidates at meeting OF
Jackson Lodge No 1873, at Jackson, Amador
County, on Thursday evening last Grand Re-
ceiver Booth was present and participated in
the exercises.
Tomorrow the Grand Lodge of Montana will
meet a Helena, Mont, when the questions of
classified assessments and dnorbenefcial men,
! bership will come up for cons deratIon.
I On Saturday evening last District Deputy
NJ. J. Black man, in company with the Grand
Recorder, visited Myrtle Lodge No. AZ, on
which occasion pleasing and profitable meet
Ing was nelu.
Arena Lodge No. 324 was organized at Point
Arena by Special DEPUTY R. +. Wells on Tues
day evening, August TO- with twenty-oue char
| ter members. The following officers were
elected: Past master workman. ]. Conn; mas
! ter workman, W. l. Williams; forema an, James
| Downs; recorder, F. w. Goodman, fnancier,
| {. NJ. Ainslte; receiver, E. Redemyer; guide,
| F. w. Slack; inside watchman, ]. W. Crisptn;
| outside watchmaD, Joseph Bishop: medical
! examiner A. D Pitts; trustees-C. f. Grith IN,
4. Hathaway ana j. NJ. Brown.
| Topo Topo Lodge No. 325 organized at
| Santa Paula by Special Deputy S. c. Har-
| the fol owing officers were elected: r. S. Ram
| sey, past master workman; j. H. Sloan, mas
! ter workman; S. j. Reese, foreman; c. E..
| King, overseer; ]. r. CRuch, recorder; F. F..
| Eiwel. inauciec; D. A. Webster, receiver; r..
| L. Criswel. guide; W. L. Frey, inside watch
man; Joe Cook, outside watchman.
! Park Lodge No. 327 organized in the
! vicinity of the panh andle, Golden Gate Park,
! on Thursday evening, August l9, through the
tuted by Deputy Grand Master Workman
F. S. Poland Among those present were Ed
win Danforth, grand lecturer, and George H..
Bahrs, grand overseer. The following officers
We're ell cted: r. 6. Nunan, past master V ork-
man; H. /. MulcreVy, master workman; r. E.
| Isen bruck, foreman; A. NJ. Stone, overseer: Y.
A. Dansktn. recorder; George Gum, fnanCier;
H. g. Shelly, receiver; W. J. Eng land, guide (;
A. K. Dice, inSiGe waIchman: NJ. A. Warren
outside watcnman; trustees-J J. Gully, W..
J. England, o. Ii. Seaholn; medical exam
fners-George Gum, John NJ. Quigiey.
RandSburg Lodge No. 326 was organized by
II. p. Jones OF Southern California Lodge No.
13l and NJ. l. Sewer OF Monrovia Lodge No.
20O on Thursday evening, August 10