The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-26
FRATERNAL NEWS.
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which will have for its purpose the pro.
ER o9ga Gi Of the social features Of p the
f 100 &c nv, with view to present good pro,
membership will take more interest In the
meetings nt y NJ ]. Blackman is the presi-
NM MnT1b NJ II, Je4ner' vice president J. F.
treasurer. The club Will give its 1@ fi Pst
entertainment on the 18th of April
The new lodge at Tesla was Instituted
last night with twenty-four charter mem
pers by Deputy d. e. Saunders.
Grand Receiver Booth is recovering
from a severe attack of illness.
Ptettlons have been received for the in
ssfltutlon OF a lodge of the Degree of
Honor with thirty-two members at Gil
roy. and for one at Corona with twenty
members. These lodges will be instf-
tuted before the session of the Grand
Union Lodge of Haywards initiated
thirteen candidates on the 21st inst. The
degrees, We're conferred by members of
Laurel Lodge of West Berkeley had
eight candidates for Initiation last night.
The work was by Ivy's drill team.
THE NATIVE SONS.
Last Tuesday Grand Trustee Fletcher
A Cutler paid an official visit to Baker
Parlor, Bakersfield; on Wednesday he
was with Lemoore Parlor; on Thursday
with the parlor at Visalia. and last night
with the parlor at Hornitos. Tomorrow
night he will visit the parlor at Hornitos,
and on Tuesday he will pay his official
respects to Yosemite Parlor at MERGED
Grand Orator Frank L. Coombs will
make official visits as follows: To Mount
Tamalpais at San Rafael, tomorrow
night; to Columbia Parlor, San Francis
CO, next Wednesday; Golden Gate Par
Tor, San Francisco, April 3; Sea Point
Parlor, Sausalito, April 5; National Par
lor, San Francisco, April g. and Nicasio
Parlor. at Nicasio, April u.
Grand Trustee r. H. McNoble of Stock
ton ParIor paid an official visit to AL
calde Parlor Of this city, and on that
visit was accompanied by Grand Secre-
tary Henry Lunstedt and other grand
officers In very eloquent speech the
visiting trustee reviewed the work of the
parlor and paid the officers a high COM
pliment for the very effective manner in
which they exemplifed the. rituallstic
work. This parlor was organized Febru-
airy 10, 1890, with Sc members, and since
then has been increasing in membership
and finance.
Charles A. Boldemann paid an official
visit to Lower Lake Parlor last night,
and tomorrow night he will visit Calls
The sequoia Drill Corps will give
picnic at Mirabel Park on Sunday, the
9Th of April.
appeal to its members to take energetic
action in the matter of making the fiftieth
anniversary celebration of the admission
Of California into the Union, which will
be next year, 1.-The most noteworthy of its
character in the history of our order"
elect
ed the following named as delegates to
Judge Frank H Kerrgan, D. c. Martin
s sna 25ePh TR GhaEes and
D. ]. O'Callaghan as alternates The cleo
ton Of D. c. Martin was by reclamation,
ferred on a delegate to the Grand Parlor.
During the evening the parlor was unex-
Pectedly visited by Grand President Con
ley and he delivered a few pleasant re-
marks. The parlor also received three
new members by card, one being Henry
Lansing, district, deputy. On Saturday,
the 22d Of April, the parlor will tender a
reception to the delegates to the Grand
Parlor, when fine programme will be
presented
Alcatraz Parlor has elected James Gal
lagher and c. II, Turner as delegates to
the Grand Parlor and G. II. Hendricks
and M. Lapachette as alternates.
COURT AGNES ANNIVERSARY
Court Acme No. 81 of the Foresters Of
America which was instituted March .
1891, with q few more than five hundred
members, celebrated its eighth anniver
sary last Tuesday night by BANQUET in
the Central dining-rooms, which had been
arranged for by the special committee
consisting of e. P. Donovan chairman.
r. Renilson, ]. f. Johnson, D. E. Shee-
han, D. ]. Cronin and J. II. Wickham.
There were four long tables, at which
were seated about two hundred persons.
the majority being ladies, for on occa-
sions Of this kind the court not having
the pleasure of the attendance of ladies
at their meetings wishes TO have them
with it at it's festivities that they may
learn something. Of the order and its
work. An excellent menu was served,
and after the ice cream Grand Treasurer
Frank Conklin, who had been selected to
act as postmaster. called on Grand Sec
rotary Cordy to respond to 1.-THE Grand
Court of California and he made very
interesting talk. Joe Hansen favored
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