The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
ENemplifcation of Ritual
and Initiation Are to
Take Place at Sacramento
SUNDAY NEXT THE TINE
Programme Is Arranged for
the Annual Session of
Grand Body at Santa Cruz

an excursion by special train to Sacra-
mento for Sunday next TO join with dele
cations from Stockton, Marysville. Fres-
no, Merced and the Sacramento councils
in the eNemplification of the ritual and
re mutation Of class Of candidates.
~ tnls VIII be the concluding exemplifl-
c-uon OF the present term il is expected
nat a large number of members. accom-
lanleC by their friends, viii participate
III lne excursion. The rate has been liked
a. single fare for the round trip. The
usln VIII leave the Oakland mole on the
arrival OF the ferry-boat leaving here at
a. m, and on the return the train will
leave Sacramento at p. m.
The twenty-first annual session of the
Grand Council Will convene at Santa
cruz on Monday, August q. Following is
q list OF the delegates and alternates so
lar reported:
Past grand presidents. J. McDade, NJ
~ tieInlnR. J. r sullivan, J. r Smith, c.
Lynch, James Gallagher, Samuel Haskins, A.
4. St. Sure, !. E Mahan, D. J. O'Leary,
Thomas ". Kelly, James D. Whalen grand
chaplain. Rev n .. slattery; grand president
J1hr p Fitzgerald, grand hrst vice president
Charles G. Wiley; grand second vice presi-
cent j. !. Burke. grand secretary George A.
Stanley: grand treasurer. William T. Aggsisr;
erand marshal. F. J. Thornton; grand inside
sentinel, Charles D OConnor; grand outside
sentinel. ~. A. SHssmaun; grand directors-E.
y. MyricS. Rev. James A. Grant. J. J. Cal
lsshen. 5ames c. Hsnly. Fred E. Farmer.
CouncU No J. deIegates-E. R Myrjck.
?. ?. Curtis alternates-E. F. Murphy. P. J.
80. 2-D n Burnett. John Macke: alter
rates-John ID. Meyer, ]. 3. Greene.
No. 3-John f. Richards Jr-. z c. Cailen:
ai.grnates-D. W Erwin, E. J. O Rourke.
30. ~. I. BOlano, NJ p. Gibney; alter
uates-r. Y. Hardemsnn. George NJ Cook
No 5-Peter Martin. c. P. Rendon. A E.
e4ne-i: aIternates-J. H. Ford. NJ D. Muir
4 So 6-w, '. Harrington. D. J. HaIlahan;
5srnaLes-A D. Gervais. c H. o'connor
1ates-H. T. Balm. P J. KeIleher.
10 s-J; Il. Long. William Mccarthy; al
VS 40 8 King Iqhey 4 cor5Teii e 5E9nher: alter
nstes-Reter Mccarthy, NJ. Hickey Jr.
80 Io-F. J. Griffin: alternate-R. Kin
10. ll-FEank J o'BHen, Walter NOonan;
elsernates-P; J. Murphy, T P. McCabe.
alternaIes-J D. Mclaughlin. r PssssIacqua.
No l6-Rev- H Kelly, O. p; alternate
81. 2l-Dzn Martin: alternate-Frank NJ
lagher' alternstes-A. F. St Sure. ". F.
10. 25-Peter Kane; slternate-George Win
Nc 27-Tom A. Cody. c. D. Hastings; alter
nates-H. ?. Ryan. W J. Fetherstone-
No 3E-W. J. Riley, Thomas J. Moroney.
John J. Jordan; slternates-L. F. Guedet Dan
lei P casey. T. p. q Brien.
No 35-M J. Hurley. J. 3. Queen. R. D.
Blaze. r A Mccarthy; alteFnates-Dr. J. A.
Carew. y T. Linehan r. A Miller, W J.
10 si-M cahalon Jr. alternats-Jossph
10 4i-John H Bruen; aIternate-A B.
No Al Watt: alternate-R J. Dowdan
No. a7-JOseph S. ConcannOn. James y.
Twohey: alternates-John Mcclinchey, Edward
No Sc. 7 Mccarthy. c H cauldheld;
slternstes-P- J. Farrell. 3. L Mckinley
No 6l-Rev. Joseph P. o'Reiily; alternate
30. 64@Thomss E. Collins. sIternate-o. F.
20 e7-Joseph NJ Kelly. H. D. zook: alter
nstes-T. 2. CaIlaghan, John 0Neill;
No 72-James Z. Gallagher, E. D. Sullivan;
slternstes-H. J. Pinkham. Thomas J. Doyle.
No T4-Richard Reidy Robert Rooney: al
ternates--Jsmes A. strain Sr., { Kennedy
slternates-Jamss Hurley. James Ahern-
No ST-John .. Gstrein; alternate. J.
80 94-B. Crowley p B. Lynch: alter
rates-Frank Early. Thomas CrOnin,
No 3o4-Rev. R. II. Mestresi alternate-A-
. 80, Soy. J. sharon: sIternste-B. shee-
10. slO-P. F. cansvsn alternate. D.
So. 46o-John L Mstkovich, Marko Ksl-
lasich. alteruetes-M. C. Ssbsdin. n. J. Rus
10 z7o-James !. pr1scon William H. Mur-
--r: alternstes-A. W. Murphy, Samuel Has
40. 4Ts-J. N. Lynch: slternate--A- ]. Nc
10 ss5-Dr. J. Y. Craviotto. Mario Forno;
slternates-S. B. Fugszi. c. Mario
No 593-Chsrles D. Lowe; alternate. !.
lebels.
The programme arranged for the con-
veution at Santa Cruz is as follows:
sunday. August %. p. m.-Grand concert
az Casino band stand on beach by Thirteenth
Infsntry. L. s. A, Band; p m-Special
uroneuade concert IN honor OF Y. NJ. L by
Thirteenth Infantry Z :. A, Band; 10 D. m.
The Royal Hawaiian SeEtet VIII play and
sing on roof garden at beach
Monday August q, 10 q. m--High mass al
Eoly cross Church; p m.-Convening OF
o. Grand Council; 2. m--Reception and dance
- delegates at Casino Auditorium; music by
Thirteenth Infantry. L. S A, Band and Royal
Hawaiian sextet
session Of Grand Council. p m.-Exhibition
japanese day fireworks at beach; p. m
Special promenade concert at beach by Ihir-
teenth Infantry, Z. S. A. Band.
Wednesday. August 2S-Morning and after
evening-Grsnd ball at Casino Auditorium.
'T'llursdav August 24-Sess-on Of Grand
Council: evening-Banouet on roof garden at
the beach
The members Of Santa Cruz Council
will spare no effort 70 make this Grand
Council session, during the hours that
are free to the delegates, one of the most
interesting and entertaining given TO any
Organization that has ever visited this
beautiful city.
II has beer. suggested that the new rit-
ual be exemplified during the session, and
Fl IS likely that arrangements VIII be
made accordingly.