The San Francisco call., 1901-12-19

s. Winsor, Lyme H. Hunt, Frank H. Stewart
J. G Masteller. 9. II. Mason. A A. Batkin.
W NJ Partridge, Henry Damkroeger F. e.
Beck, James e Gordon. e. b. Rail. d.
H. Siebe.
Mount Moriah Lodge.
The following officers of Mount Moriah
Lodge, f. and A. NJ, were installed in the
Masonic Temple:
Alexander Woodside, worshlpful master;
John T. Schroth, senior warden: Fred L. Sebel,
Theo Frolich secretary; William c. Hacke'
chaplain; Michael G.. OFT, senior deacon;
Thomas c. Conmy Junior deacon; William Fl.
Dollng. marshal; Herbert F. Ward and John
n Dixon. stewards; John Darcy, tyler; I. K.
Witch, organist.
r5d.5,e The installing officer was William c.
Hacke, retiring master, who had for mar
sinai of ceremonies John c. Kimball, 2.
NJ At the close of the ceremonies Henry
E. Highton, for the lodge, presented to
the retiring master a magnificent jewel.
The installation was followed by a ban
quet in COmmandery Hall. where Captain
Woodside, the new master, occupied the
seat Of honor. The speakers were II. L.
day. d. NJ. Richards. Z. Mcguire, Adolph
Eberhart and w E Boye-
There were present at the banquet:
J. c. -KimbaH. NJ W. Davis. D. J. Edgar. L
rison 7 c. Conmy. J. F. Walters, John f.
schroth. D. NJ. Richards. II. NJ. Bosworth,
e. J wilson. T. wagstaff' ". Grist, J. G.
Holmes L. Tillman. Charles Gruver James
Sweeny. H. F. Ward, T. Ellison, w. H Dol
ling. B. Abrahamson, z. Seibel. Arthur L.
Eberhart. Samuel Irving. Thomas Nixon, J. W.
c. Beattie. James Hunter, a. Nanenberg. Fl.
T. Richards. Gustav Harshall Henry f. High
ton, 5. ". Gelman. z. ". Davis. c. w. Lipp-
man. John McAllister, G. j. Newman. W A.
7; Agard. T A. Phelps J. G Hughes W.
I1imball. A W Remison. Fred SeibeI. B. Il.
Hulings, " e Bennett Heinrich Moller.
Crockett Lodge.
There was a very large number Of the
members Of the Masonic fraternity at the
1 installation of the officers of Crockett
Lodge. F & A. NJ The officers for the
current year. who were installed by retir-
ing Master Harry F. Chase, assisted by
/ Thomas ROWlands. p M, as marshal, are
Worshipful master Edmund s. Ciprco: SEN
ior warden. Joshua B. Roberts; Junior warden
Harry Newhon; treasurer. Louis NJ. Thierbach; ;
secretary, Henry FOrtriede; marshal. Peter
Harder. senior deacon, George w. Geauque
junior deacon Richard II McPherson steward
Edward II. White; steward, John p. Court;
tyler, J. E Hunt; organist, James r. Ogilvie.
Harry A. Chase, the retiring master.
was the recipient of an elegant jewel of
his rank in the fraternity after which
there was a supper in the lower banquet
hall. where A. WasernitZ was the toast
master. Among those who were called
Highton, Robert Ferral, E. Myron Wolf
Charles Pierce and James A. Devote. Dur
ing the supper Messrs. Ogilvie. Jones,
Fleming and Mayer rendered choice vocal
selections. At the festal board there were
seated:
claus Flathrnann. Thomas Rowland J.
Galley, z. Hartman, r. Mehrtens, Charles Gel
larlus L. E. Olsen, Charles Meyer j. H. w
Flathmann. A Palmer, D. Hughes, c.. Hilder-
brandt. n. Falkenberg, c. F. Kneer. George e.
Schulz. G. l. Page, E. Benefit W Joluk
Charles Pbipps. G r Thierbach. James nfsel a.
Connolly. John Retey, Adolph Huber, ]. A.
J NIfr1r III II n
Schiusinger, A. Handman. G. Peterson. viii
liam Kahn A. Bumenthal' g. J. c. Unger-
mann; n X o. Bo5Ion n "a McPherson John
Young. Q: a Jungblrt F. p Plagermann
w. F. Roeder. S. II. Hook H. Huber L. c.
Stephen r. w. Dennis. T. b. Parker s. O.
Leth W. der Leith, L. Ramoni. Fred
Eaber. Ed G. Brugge Ernest A. Mohr. George
/ Lloyd. r. T. Baker. Charles o, Johnson c.
Laumax J. Fleming, J. r. Jones, John Scott.
J. p. Kincaid, George A Riley Charles Traut-
ner. Thomas Mccullough. Thomas A. McDon-
Hobart, L. J. Borck. Phil T. Moger. F. Cavag-
naro W. II. Wasserntz. E f. FluegeI. F. T.
Hamilton w. A. Jones, David Lasalle w NJ
Pearse, r. c. Emery, George Lippman A. r..
Morrow. Percy Furgeson, A. s. Hatfield A.
p Swanger. w G. Frahm, All J. Isaacs,
Euler eSbIg }. HItf9ni Ha5i2aie Daniel Frazer H.
Levy F. A. Tibbits, W T. Perkins, s. D.
/ Mayer, George p. Tillman. D. r. Sewelly +
! p. Shaw. c. A. Moller w. ]. Hamilton, T.
( 3. Robinson. c. w. Hunt A. w. Baum Rob
! ert Ferral z. Myron Wolf and H. e. High
ton.
Mission Lodge.
More than 200 Masons witnessed the in
stallation Of the new officers of Mission
Masonic Lodge, in the Masonic Hall in the
Mission. G. z. Libby, the retiring master,
assisted by G. A. Day, p, M, as marshal
/ installed the following named:
| W. c. Ordway. worshipful master; E. w.
I Tucker senior warden; Richard Allen Jr jun-
! ior warden; r. z. Allen. secretary: James
/ Keystone treasurer; George w. Lunt senior
deacon; John Thompson, junior deacon; Charles
James, marshall; Edward Cross and G.. A.
/ Bishop, stewards. and James E. Parmalee,
tyler.
For the first time there was displayed in
the beautiful lodge room large CO. in
square and compass in electric lights. After
the installation there was an adjournment
to the banquet hall, where there were
covers for 225, and every seat was occupied.
! The regular toasts were responded to by
/ w H Jordan, Past Master G. A. Day and
H. c. Bunker. There was music by the
Mission Lodge quartet and a vocal solo by
n Tho rpfirfOo ms