The record-union., 1897-01-15
INSTALLATIONS LAST NIGHT.
Capital City Rebekahs Enjoy a Delightful
Evening.
The New Officers of Various Fraternal
Bodies Receive Their Gre
dentialS.

Lodge, No. 160, 1. o. o. F., held tnelr
installation last night in ODD Fellows
Hall and the lodge room was CROWDED
with the Rebekahs and their odd tel-
lows"
The installing officers were Deputy
Grand President Mrs. Lizzie Noble,
Grand Warden Miss Hymer, Grand
Marshal Miss Guthrie Grand Secretary
Miss Murray. Grand Treasurer Miss
Carlaw, Grand Guard Mrs. Lizzie
Kroner.
The officers who were placed in charge
of their respective posts were: noble
Grand Mrs Canfield; Vice Grand, Mrs.
Hawk; Secretary, Miss Gerue ROSS;
Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Bertha
Gait; Treasurer, Mrs. Washburn var
den. Miss Gertie Frazer; Conductor,
Mrs. Hood; Chaplain, Mrs. Byers; Rlgnt
Supporter of Noble Grand, Mrs. frankie
Carlaw; Left Supporter, Mrs. Lefner;
Right Supporter Vice Grand, Mrs.
Burns; Left Supporter, Mrs. Johnson;
Inside Guard. Miss Nellie Gray; out
side Guard, Miss F. M. Jackson.
After the installation ceremonies were
over the members and their guests ad-
journed to the banquetting hall where
cold collation. of most recherche char
acter had been laid out and this was
heartily enjoyed by all present.
THE OLIVE BRANCH.
The Olive Branch Ladies' Society in
stalled the following officers for the en-
suing term last night Annie Sprague
was installing officer, assisted by Sophia
Graft as Marshal: Past President, Vira
Bronze; President Phoebe Dole; Vice
President. Laura Vice; Recording Sec
retary, Della Haedrich; Financial Sec
retary. Flora Knox; Treasurer, Annie
Gill; Warden Mary Hickey; Conduct
or, Maggie Wilson; Chaplain Abbie
Wise; Pianist, Juanita Klebs; Inner
Guard, Mary Thomas; Outer Guard,
Kate Eiszler; r. S. to President,
Mary Cropper; L. S. to President, Lot
tie Jenson; r. S. to Vice-President,
Emma Kelly; L. S. to Vice-President,
Josephine Woods.
After the installation ceremony the
/. members all repaired to the banquet
hall to partake of their annual banquet
The olive branch was not extended by
the ladies' society, who have chosen the
emblem of peace as their emblem to
any of the male Sex, with one exception,
and he, poor fellow, was only admitted
to the banquet.
1t was purely a hen convention,
but there was no talk of woman suf-
frage or anything of that kind. They
Were at work on business of another
character, They We're installing their
officers, and when Record Union" re-
porter attempted to get in, even 10 the
anteroom to get the list of officers, he
was politely refused admission. When
he went back some time later the ladies
were busy at work upstairs in the For
esters' Hall enjoying one of those feasts
that ladies' only know how to prepare.
As soon as the reporter reached the
door the question was asked, Shall he
come in?" and the chorus answered
Yes"
It was learned that it was the birth
day of the installing officer, and the
question was gently asked whether she
was IS or II, and the answer came
promptly back, I'm just sweet H." and
though around the board there We're
silver locks among the gold,' there
came an instant chorus, And I'm not
day older
NATIVE SONS.
At the joint installation last night of
the officers of Sacramento Parlor, No.
3, and of Sunset Parlor, No. 26, N. s.
G. w, District Deputy Grand President
II. l.. Luttrell installed in their respect
i've offices: Past President of Sacra-
nento Parlor, W. II. Sanders; Past
President of Sunset Parlor, F. J.
Heintz; President of Sacramento, ]. A.
Keefe President of Sunset, H. Taub-
ner Goethe; First Vice President of
Sacramento, f. N. Renchler; First
ce-President Of Sunset, Emil Stein
mann; Second Vice-President of Sacra-
mento, T. A. Cody; Second Vice-Pres-
ident of Sunset, D. NJ. Morris; Third
Vice President of Sacramento, w. J.
Fetherstone; Third Vice-President of
Sunset. J. J. Monteyerde; Recording
Secretary Sacramento T. G.. Eilers; Re-
cording Secretary Sunset, J. E. Rowe;
Financial Secretary Sacramento, H P.
Brown: Financial Secretary Sunset, j.
c. Carley; Marshal Sacramento, George
Sculley: Marshal Sunset, C. r. Seavey;
Trustee Sacramento, T. W. McAuliffe;
Trustee Sunset, George Scherman: In
side Sentinel Sacramento, j. W. keat-
ing; Inside Sentinel Sunset. John OFT;
Outside Sentinel Sacramento, Al.
Holmes: Outside Sentinel Sunset P. C.
IIaussen.
concluded, the programme was as fol-
lows: Address, Hon. Frank Coombs;
remarks. Assemblyman Belshaw and
others: music, orchestra: Athletic Club
Quartet; recitation. Myron Wolf; song,
Eugene Elkus; recitation, Mr. Heffer-
in bicycle expert, Jackson; song, Mr..
Weeks: four rounds sparring. Conway
and Henley Refreshments were served.
and a season of sociality followed till
late hour.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The officers of California Lodge,
knights OF Pythias. installed last even
ing were: Dictator Frank Lohmeyer;
Weed ictator. J. c. Cotton; Assistant
Dictator. Albert Krawinkel; Reporter,
Max Fielder, Jr.; Financial Reporter,
J. c. Carroll; Treasurer, c. E. Adams;
Chaplain. c. F. Dunmon; Guide, p S
Lawson; Guardian, Martin Steinmetz;
Sentinel. c. A Steinmetz; Trustees
II. Bennett. S. S. Nixon and II. X. Nc
Lannon.
The officers Of Unity Lodge installed
We're: Dictator W. W. Mott; ViceDic-
tafor, A. Phelps; Assistant Dictator.
George o. Bates; Reporter, f. J. Bid
we'll; Financial Reporter, l.. G. Shep-
hard; Treasurer, L. b. Sutliff; Chap
lain, J. L. Orr; Guide. F. w. Sauze;
Guardian, w. Woods; Trustees-J. L.
Orr, a. Phelps. f. w. Sauze.
The officers were installed by Deputy
Grand Dictator H Bennett
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES.
Sacramento Hive, No. 8, Ladies of the
Nfaeca bees has Installed its officers for