The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-15

tinich. treasurer: George Pustich, con-
ductor; Z. Martincich, sergeant-a arms (;
NJ Sabadin, captain; P. Danyovich, first
lieutenant; n. Borina, second lieutenant;
J. Turato, v Zuspar, Charles M1clch, A.
Popovich and B. NJ. BURN, trustees; and
V. Zupar, janttor. Il. Car1ch was the IN
stalling officer and was assisted by George
Dabelich as master of ceremonies. The
Austrian military band furnished the mu-
sic incidental to the installation. The as
ISOLATION now numbers about 200 and the
reports show an increase of 1890 during
the past year. After the ceremonies there
was fine banquet.
District Deputy Grand President Hall Of
Menlo Parlor last Thursday installed the
officers of AlcatraZ PaFlOr, being assist
ed by Leonard Stone of Pacific Parlor.
The new officers are: Henry Lichtenstein,
]. P. P; T. ]. Barry, P; Max Lichten-
stein, first vice president; Arthur Ldeh-
tenstein, second vice president; B. P.
Lapachet, third vice president Charles
H., Kendrick, M; f. w. Sink. r. s.; H.
T. Ansbro, T. s.; G. Moulin, t.. S. B.
Priest, |; S; Edward Regensberger, Q. S;
W. E. Deane and Joseph Mcbride, trus-
tees. At a banquet which followed @. T.
Fitzsimmons, the retiring past president,
and William Horabin, the retiring fnan-
handsome gold badge in token of the high
esteem in which they are held by their
fellow members.
The followng-name officers of Magno-
liza Lodge of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows were installed by E. G. Har-
rison, D. D. G. NJ: John Deas, n. G.; c.
j. Rem, V. IL, SdnueI .GOlack, - Her
man Stern, f. s., and A. G. Forsberg, T.
Deputy District Grand President T.
Barnet of Piedmont Parlor installed the
following named officers of Sequoia Par
lor. n. S. G. w: John s. Ward, p. P;
H p Sengstacken, president; William L.
Goodwin, first vice president; Henry Sche-
fer, second vice president; Joseph Law
less, third vice president; Richard D. Bar
ton. recording secretary; Charles e. Tor
res financial secretary; DR.. Frank CranZ,
marshal; F. Gutenberg and M. O'Brien,
trustees; w. L. Vice, outside sentinel, and
installation and the aother, business of the
evening was disposed of there were in
teresting addresses by the installing Off
Ger and members of the parlor.
The following officers have been in
stalled for Court Magnolia of the Fores-
L. Friedman. S. c. r.: ]. Anderson,
treasurer; F. w. Clarke, financial score
tary; Nj. Bloom, recording secretary; J.
Anthony, S. W.; NJ. Glass, J. w; A c.
! Karsk. S. B.; S. Hartman, J. b; z. S.
Gun, trustee; A. Nusbaum, MI D., physi-
clan; E. Happersberger, druggist; G.
Pinto, organist.
The following named have been installed
as officers of San Francisco Lodge No. g.
l. o. o. F., for the current term: II. 3.
n. c.; ]. +. Regain, V. G.; w. D. Wilcox,
R. s.; F. w. Warren, F. S.; E. Edwards,
T.: T. LafaiX, W.; Samuel r. Jacobs q
George Walcom, R. S. n. G.; J. H. Bruce
L. S. n. G.; c. Plattner, r. s. V. G.:
Cory, l. s. Y. G.: F. w. Randolph. r.
s 3; r NJ; Heyeman, L: S. s; F. A.
Jennings, chaplain. The retiring past
grand, r. A. Jennings, was presented a
handsome jewel as an eacknowleefsgrn emf
of his services while. in office. the pre-
septauon speech being made by S. r. ia
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