The San Francisco call., 1897-04-28
ORDER HERMAAN'S SONS
The Grand Lodge of California
Will Meet in Woodland,
Yoo County.
How the Citiz ms Of That Place Will
Entertain the Grand Officers of
and Delegates to the Body.

The nineteenth annual session of the
Grand Lodge, Order of Hermann's Sons
of the State of California, will be held on
May 10, IL and II in Woodland, Yolo
County. The members of Concordia
Lodge No. 20 are making great prepara-
tions to receive the visiting grand officers
and delegates and they are ably Sc econded
by the citizens of Woodland.
The following programme for th fes-
tlvltles has been arranged. On Sunday,
May g. on arrival of the train from San
Francisco there will be grand parade
and reception in the afternoon, a picnic in
Coyle's Grove on NJ ond ay evening, con-
cert given by the German Ladies' Society
of Woodland, on Tuesday there will be
banquet and ball, and on Wednesday q
drive through tine surrounding country.
1t is expected that large mum Der of mem
bers Will take advantage of the reduced
rates in fare to visit Woodland on this oc-
casion.
On the 1st Of April Il order in Califor-
MIA comprised: Nineteen lodges, 1855
mem bers, with capital of $50, ,923 %; one
ladies lodge, with 157 mem bers, $1371 66.
For sick benefits there was paid during
the year S12, 730 so, and for funeral ex-
penses S2861. Installed during the year,
1856; members suspended and Withdrawn,
Ia died, 81.
The officers of the Grand Lodge are:
]. P. Krempel, P; W. Lueddeke, V. p; P
n. E. Lampe, s.; c. Trautner, T.; L. NJ. Fabry,
g. Wiesmann, A: hagedorn. trustees; r
kuscnhsupt, a. g.. Delegates, : No. l, A.
Schoembs. F. Hensei, A. Bieden bach, H. Haar,
d. Jargens; No. 2, R. Feederle, H. Wieking F.
C. Gruening, H. Mohr; No. 3, P. Rothermel,
J. +. Stromberg, V. Acker, G. Guenther. A.
stier; No. 4, A. Graessle, F. Brunst. F. Kap-
peler; No. g. E. Bruegge, o. Simon. W. Ren.
ker, K. Sprote, f. Reimers, B. Hoffman, c.
Lsideckel, A: Assmann; No, Z, o. Guy.
g. F. Eggerling, F. Fortmann, C. Dietrich;
No. 9, L. Scharenberg, F. Mattow, A. Hage-
dorm, J. jain; No. TO- R. Rechenbach, C.
Hahn, P. Gfell; No. II, C. schmitt, NJ. j. CAST
+. Malley, W. Jordan, J. Matsen No. IA. D. H.
Vagts. III. g. Alberts; No. IS, Z. Schwarz e.
Bach; No. 10. A. F. Stolting, j. A. Roth, C.
Siruve; No. 20. Ii. Hachmann, o. Solomon
w. Kuhn; No. 81, c. Lie hermann, C. Bonkof.
sky; No. %. C. f. Kamman, j. R. Seifert: No.
%, W. Mehl, n. Kirsch, c. Bonn berg; No. l
Qadies), F. Hermann.
Grand President J. p. Krempel has an
nounced the following com mmittees:
Committee on creden ,ials-A Schoembs.
No. /; z. Rothermei. No. 8; L. Scharenbe
No. .. Laws and supervision-A. schoembs,
No. l.; E. Bruegge, No. 6; E. Schwarz, No. 49,
Appeals and grievances-F Herten, No. u;
+. +. GrIening, No. 2; F. Malley, No 49, State
oil the order-A. Biedenb ich, No. l; II. Hach-
mann, No 20; c. +. Kammsn, No. %. Re-
ports OF oficers-V. Acker, No. 8; o. simon,
No; 6; n: Kirsch. No. %; c. schmitt, No. II;
r Eggerling, No. s; F, Brunst, No. 4; C. Hahn,
No. 10; c. Krempel, No II; D. Fl. Vagts, No.
IA Mileage and per diem-L. Scharenberg,
No. 9; j. F. StrombeTg, No. 3; A. Graessle, No
4. Press committee-R. Rechen bach, No. 10;
c. Leidecker. No 6; o. Solomon. No 90.