The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08
WILL SERVE FOR
THE NEXT TERM
Officers Are Elected by
Local Fraternal
Societies.
Various Organizations Select
Men to Fill the
Chairs.

Elections have been In oroer IN various
fraternal organizations during the last
week and many more Will elect curing lhe
current week.
Masons has elected Samuel \. Clarke worship
full master W. A. T. Agard senior and Asa
H. Phelps Junior warden Edwin l.. Myer sec
retary and Charles A. Wegener treasurer. The
installation of the officers Will be private and
the ceremony will be followed by a banquet
at the California Hotel.
Excelsior Lodge, f. and A. NJ. has elected
l.. A. Murch worshipful master, l.. A. Hunter
senior and d. a. Hare junior warden II. J.
Owen secretary and s. IL. Daniels treasurer
Installation December 21
Parker Lodge OF the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows has elected c. F. Jackson noble
grand, Z. Harris vice grand, J. r Nichols
urer and j. Griesman trustee Installation
January Z.
j. Lloyd noble grand. W. E. Creed vice grand.
G, f. o'Neil secretary Cre-elected) and D. a
Hagans treasurer.
Oriental Rebekah Lodge, 1. o. o. F.. has
elected Sarah Draffin noble grand, Josephine
Wolworth vice grand, Gertrude spottswood sec
retary, May Layton financial secretary. L.
Derby treasurer and Lucie Hammersmith trus-
tee.
Yerba Buena Lodge has elected William P.
Humphreys noble grand j. j. de Haven vice
grand. w. W. Cross recording secretary b. F.
Wellington financial secretary. l.. E. James
and Charles A. Stable trustees, hold over un-
til June.
Unity Lodge of the Ancient Order of Work.
has elected c. a. O'Brien master work
man. Frederick Trowbridge foreman w. F.
s. GuDther overseer, j. p. FltZsimmons guide,
John r. Kane inside and j. f. Sternberg out
side watchman. Peter A. Smith trustee and r.
Yosemite Tribe of the Improved Order OF Red
Men has elected Charles j. Granz sachem,
ior sycamore. f. e. Adams prophet. George H.
Stein chief of records, w. ]. OConnor keeper
f. Lastreto. j. A. Haiden and A. D. Cheshire
trustees
Pacific Parlor. Native Sons Of the Golden
West. has elected; r. NJ. Roche. president; A.
F. Williams first. D. c. Beast second and
George q. Fraser third vice presidents; William
John D. O. Cannon, financial secretary: Ed
ward j. Lynch, trustee; Drs. L. w. b. Leland.
H. W. Hunsacker. T. A. Rottanzi T. B. Roche
and William C. Hopper, surgeons.
Mantle Parlor, N. S. G. w. has elected NJ
H. Hernon, president; Frank McElrath, James
J. D. Sweeney. marshall ]. F. rooney. record
ing. and A. w. Borchers, financial secretary;
first Tuesday in January.
Rincon Parlor. n. S. G: W., has elected:
president; Frank Roeschmer. L. oringo and
Ed Courtney, vice presidents; Harry Sophey.
w E. Foley, financial secretary; f. H.
Vivian. treasurer w. j. Wynne. L. Serecan
and F. Horn trustees; Drs. w. W. Wymore
California Parlor. N. S. G. w. has elected:
z. Myron Wolf. president; c. N. James. Theo-
dore Forbes and ]. ]. Cusack vice presidents;
Charles A Boldemann recording, and B. F.
Hanlon, financial secretary; w. d. Hobro Jr.,
treasurer; the old corps Of surgeons was re-
elected; E. A. Jouju organist; j. F. Mitchell,
collector. Installation on the second Thursday
In January.
National Parlor, N s. G. w, has elected:
W. Q. Dixon. president; William Patterson.
dents; James Mcfarland, marshal; Walter "
d. Douty. recording, and William Larklns,
financial secretary; Al Vaughn, trustee; DR..
meeting night in January.
Darina Parlor, Native Daughters of the
president; Edith Brown. Lydia Carroll and
Fanny Everett, vice presidents; Pauline Unger.
marshal; Lucie Hammersmith, recording, and
Emma Marks. financial secretary; Sadie Drury.
inside and N. Goddard. outside sentinel; An
ME Gerichter. Sophie Hewig and Mary Ran
Golden State Parlor. Native Daughters of the
! Golden West, has elected Miss L Wedel, presi-
| dent Miss NJ NJ. Smith, Mrs. D. Worsdale and
Miss H. Rensche vice presidents; Miss Millie
| Tietjen, recording, and Mrs. b. Denahey, hnan-
Gia1 Miss a A Ms, stuTken marahal MaT. ss
side sentinel; Misses F. Won Staden. NJ. Burke
and g. sGhade trustees; L. Fanrenkrus csnI organ
Ell Captain Council of the National Union
| has elected: DR.. w. D. Clark, president; q. H.
tlssil SPEAKER; Leo Leo de cardona, chaplain: a. G.
Page. financial secretary; Otto katz. record
Charles 5s G. White, usher; L j. Thornhil, ser.
| geant and o. C. Keil. doorkeeper; Joseph A.
| Wilson. Laurance Vincent and NJ ]. Levy,
California Council of the National Union has
elected: A. NJ. Kingsford. president; E A. M.
| Gilbert vice president; Charles Bondel,
speaker: Charles H. Van Orden, secretary; H.
/ A. Graves, financial secretary; Fred Schu-
| macher treasurer; George Vale, chaplain; J..
r. McGuthck. usher; l.. w. Clarke, sergeant;
A. A. ("Lou) Banz, doorkeeper: H. L. Tick
| ner, G. w. Luce and F. F. O'Connor, trustees;
! w A. s. Nicholson. w. r. Dreisbach. p. A.
! Doane F. A. Sleeper. A. K. Kingsford. c. r..
Ford DR.. NJ. B. Estes and A. NJ Mcpherson,
delegates to the cabinet.
General George E. Meade Post, Grand Army
! Of the Republic. has elected William W. Free
! land post commander, James Kelly senior vice
and Thomas Mathews junior vice commander.
! w F. Howe quartermaster, Joseph Washing
! ton surgeon. Barton Wilmarth chaplain. Robert
/ Graham officer of the day. Samuel w. Knowles
| officer of the guard and James Kelly and Rob
| ert Dewey representatives to the State en-
| campment.
Lincoln Relief Corps, auxiliary to the Grand
| Army of the Republic. has elected. by acclama-
ton in each case. Laura A. Hursh president.
| Emma B. Leeds senior vice president, Jettie
| Keith Vaughn junior vice president, Cathrine
Barnstead chaplain. Mary e. Furseson treas
urer Mille Rainsbury conductor, Mary NJ.