The San Francisco call., 1899-01-29
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gramme, and the features We're an ad-
dress on Fraternity by E. F. JOY. p.
D., of the sitting lodge. one on THE Or
der by John w. Rourke, dictator of FL
deity Lodge, and a musical programme,
vocal and instrumental.
The third of the visitations was that by
Eureka and Fortuna lodges to Yerha
Buena Lodge last Monday night In ad-
lodges there were a number of other
members of the order. After the initia-
ton of three candidates NJ L. Grove, D.
G; D., took charge, and after giving an
address of welcome j. P. Dwyer gave an
exhibition of ventriloquism and told
funny stories; j. Blanchard gave a from
spoke on THE Knights of Honor Pro
fessor Walter S. Price entertained with
musical selections, E. f. Joy. P. G. D..
spoke of the value of a lodgeroom edu-
with a song, Thomas Learned, G. A D.,
spoke on Fraternity" H. D. Smith ex-
planned in humorous sketch the Aus
tralian ballot, j. o. Brown gave a reading
and Grand Dictator Archibald told
what We Have Done" At the close Of
the programme there were addresses or
short talks by j. A. Johnson, dictator of
Liberty; H. l.. Gimmel. dictator of Eu-
reka; ]. Foley, vice dictator of Key
stone, and P. Abrahamson, past dictator
OF Occidental Lodge. A. M. Mcpherson,
president of the Past Dictators Associa-
ton, had something interesting to say.
1HE NAI1NE SONS.
Last Monday night Second Grand Vice
President r. C. Rust paid an official visit
to Sequoia Parlor. and he was accom-
panied by Grand Secretary Henry Lun-
sted, District Deputy j. Milton and ]. w.
Hawkins After the business of the
evening was disposed of and there had
been an address by the Wee president
there was an evening of entertainment
having for its feature an autoharp solo
by George Klein; vocal solo, Frank Gil
annini; banjo selections, Professor John
son: exhibition of scientific boxing, S. Va
earri and F. Mcdonald. and an address
by A. B. Jones. Parson Johnson who
was master of ceremonies, and the COM
mittee were thanked for the pleasing pro-
gramme presented.
The officers whose names are given be-
low will rule the destinies of San Fran
cisco Parlor, having been installed by
w. f. Soule, D. D. @. P, on the goth inst
Marini: E. L. Rittore, P. p; ]. F. Nc
Keough P; +. V. Severance, c. A. Glover
and Charles Webber, Y: P.'s; Louis P.
de Martini, M; G. D. Ashe, [. s.; Victor
Perazzo, O. s.; d. Capurro, trustee. After
the installation there was an adjournment
to the ST Germain, where there was a
banquet, and toasts were responded to by
the district deputy the president, the
past president, J. Mulligan, G. Jacobs
Is. Hill of Eden Parlor and others. There
was music by a string band and q vocal
solo by f. Everson. II. NJ. Locke, on be-
half of the parlor, presented to the re-
firing president, d. Capurro, a gold and
diamond badge.
During the week Second Grand Vice
President Rust, Grand Secretary Henry
Lunsted, j. X. Hawkins, G.. T., and Dis
trict Deputy Max Glas paid an official
visit to Olympus Parlor, and after the
work of the evening was over there was a
banquet, at which there was plenty of
good for the inner man and eloquence
that enlightened.
The same grand officers also visited Nj
ante Parlor, and were treated in a royal
manner.
THE NATIVE DAUGHTERS.
officers of Princess Parlor No 81 of An
gels were installed last week by District
Deputy Grand President L. NJ Condy, as
sisted by Mary E. Dolling as past grand
president and Mary E. Cosgreve as grand
marshal, in the presence of twenty-five
of the members of the parlor and two
visitors. After the installation there was
a fine banquet.
Last week the officers of Yosemite Par
lor were installed in private by DISCREET
Grand President Mrs. l.. NJ Thierbach
assisted by Grand Marshal Mrs. Lena b.
Mills.
Last Monday night the same officers as
sisted by full corps of acting grand Off
GERS. installed in public the following
named officers of Las Lomas Parlor In
Mission Parior Hall: Mrs. Emma MacAl-
lister, past president; Miss Hattie Gimpel.