Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-10

- NM \ d 1nStaiation, as con-
M-~ Quoted in the crimson de-
lnNEsTZfl gree was witnessed last
lSDQaJ week by several hundred
III wi persons when the officers
of the several local groves
were indicted into office by the district
deputies. The, following are the Of
ficers who are to rule Magnolia grove
No. 81 for the current term:
T. M. Kristovich, p. A.; G.. A. Kloer,
N. A. Otto Krawitz, v. A.; A. K.
Bayer, secretary; Peter Clos, treas
ureE; Charles Barnes. CONDUCTOR
Charles Ahlberg, guard; Fred Charbon-
nier, chaplain; William Klein, l.. Z.
trustee.
The new officers of Morton grove No.
81 are: Thomas Hauret, p. A; Alfred
Dupuy, N. F.. Jean Adour, v. A;
Adrien Davonst. secretary; Jules Fall
landy, treasurer; Joseph Bernard, con-
ductor; Peter Moynier inner guard
Felix Clavere, outer guard.
The following named were installed
as the officers of Orange grove No.
1872 for the current term: Joseph f.
Baker, P. A.; George Tahinich, N. A;
Anton Despol. V. A: g. G. Gieschen,
secretary; Fl. Gieschen. treasurer; John
5echt, conductor: Christopher Ruoff,
inner guard; Joseph Musso, outer
guard. The installation was followed
by brief address by II. Gieschen, and
then the presentation OF jewel to the
retiring noble arch. Joseph F. Baker,
as a token of admiration from the
grove.
After the installation ceremonies
there was a social hour and a collation..
Sylvan grove, No. $780, u. A. Q. D.,
held their semi-annual installation of
officers Friday, May 1. The officers in
stalled were: John Brice, Junior past
ARCH Homer w. Norman, noble arch;
John Young, vice arch; c. e. Need
ham, recording secretary; DR.. 7. G..
Davitt, financial secretary; Charles A.
Clark. treasurer; Charles e. Bohm,
conductor: Ben Eilenstein, inside
guard; Michael Goetz, outside guard;
William Jones, chaplain. Sylvan
grove is fast becoming one of the pop
ular groves of the city. The officers
are wide aw. re and are always on the
lookout for the interests of the order.
Last Friday night candidate was
given the first (ovates) degree. The
work was put on in full form by the
team and is one of the most impress
sive ceremonies of its kind given by
an order that confers three degrees.
Golden West circle at their last reg
ular meeting at Mammoth hall No. 4,
transacted vast amount of business.
District Deputy Mrs. w. Molineri, as
sisted by G.. Tamanich as marshal, in
stalled the following new officers: p.
A. D., Mrs. Peter Clos: A. D., Mrs. j.
Wilson; assistants to A. D., Mrs. Ken
nedy and Mrs. Biancini; F. b., Mrs.
Frank Puisseger: assistants to F. B..
Miss Maxwell and Miss Carrera; S. B..
Mrs. Philip Romero; conductress. Mrs.
Bloxom; conductor, James Gospodne-
dich: l. G., Mrs. j. Olson o. G., George
Tamanich. chaplain, Mrs. l.. Mozzini
organist, Mrs. Touron: treasurer, Mrs.
C. Ruoff; secretary, Mrs. c. A. Clark.
The complete set of new regalia was
worn for the first time, and they GER
tainly looked fine. Two candidates
were initiated and several applications
read. After some interesting remarks
by a number of the members for good
of the order the circle adjourned. Re-
freshments were served and general
good time was had. Next meeting FRI
day, May 10.