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8 IN FRATERNAL CIRCLES MASONIO Rite. Fourteenth degree this evening. Work at 7:30 sharp. Loa Angelea commandery 9, K. conferred the orders of the Temple and Malta last eyening.

Signet chapter 57, R. A. will con, fer the Mark and Past Master degrees next Monday night. Lob Angeles chapter S3, R. A.

conferred the Fourth degree Wednesday evening. Pentalpha lodge 202 will pass an Entered Apprentice to the degree of a Fellowcraft next Tuesday evening. Los Angeles lodge 42 conferred the 1 First degree Monday night. Southern California lodge 278 had in the First degree Wednesday Dlght. The degree of Master Mason will be conferred next Wednesday evening.

Vallee de France lodge, U. will have another great raising tonight and a number of visiting brethren will be fhere to assist, if called upon. South Gate chapter, O. E. will have Initiatory work at its meeting next Tuesday night.

The first contribution to the new Masonic library of this city was made by D. W. Field. It is a valuable volume entitled "The Museum of Antiquity" and is handsomely bound and finely illustrated. No doubt this book will prove the nucleus to one of the finest Masonic libraries on the Pacific coasft The Masonic Veteran Association of Illinois forwarded to Queen Victoria a congratulatory jubilee address in book form, and handsomely bound in blue and gold.

It was written on vellum and the word "Victoria," in gold letters, adorned the corner. Accompanying the was a letter to the prince of Wales, through whom, as a member of the Illinois association, the book was presented to the queen. The recently finished Masonic temple at Buda Pesth has been further improved by a marble group representing an Entered Apprentice, a Fellowcraft and a Master Mason at work. The sculptor has gained much fame by this work. There are now 2641 Master Masons in Manitoba, an increase of 202 the past rear.

ODD FELLOWS America lodge 305 conferred the First degree" on two candidates July Bth, and the following officers were Installed: Frank H. Cunningham, A. P. W. R.

Lothrop, N. S. E. Booker, V. GJj T.

F. Laycock, R. C. O. Morgan, P.

P. P. Wilcox, treasurer; A. H. Longley, R.

S. N. G. W. Strine.

L. S. N. W. M.

Miller, Peter Hansen, P. A. Kittell, I. I. A.

Majors, O. A. S. Holden, R. S.

H. W. Gross, L. S. S.

H. Williams, R. S. V. A.

Blaught, L. V. G. The newly installed officers of Golden Rule lodge 160 are as follows: George Feller, N. C.

J. Maitre, V. W. P. Schlosser, Gustave Heiman, J.

F. Fosmdr, Phil Royar, R. S. N. S.

E. Dixon, L. S. N. F.

L. Spaulding, W. H. Hart, F. L.

Kirtiey, R. S. V. James A. Watt, L.

S. V. B. T. Gove, J.

E. Lacey. R. S. H.

T. Woollacott, L. S. Daniel Mitchell, I. R.

V. Ott O. G. East Side lodge 325 has installed the following officers: W. G.

McGaugh, A. P. T. R. Sloan, N.

F. W. Quince, Vj Morton, R. Geo. Stockwell, O.

L. Robertson, J. I. Her, W. H.

Kreiger, Chas. Wlckman, I. Theo. Mathews, O. Q.

F. Taylor, R. S. N. P.

hittaker, N. W. J. Mayo, R. S.

V. M. A. Gray, L. S.

V. J. E. Taylor, R. S.

W. B. Russell, L. S. J.

B. Lawrence, chaplain. W. T. W.

Curl, D. D. and staff went to Santa Monica.Tuesday evening and installed the officers of Santa Monica encampment 95. Robert A. Kerr, formerly a member oC Santa Rosa buried by the general relief committee Tuesday afternoon.

been an invalid'for a long time and had been cared for by the Odd Fellows at considerable expense. Los Angeles lodge 35 had the Second degree Wednesday night. The following officers of Semi-Tropic lodge were installed by Deputy Barman; J. N. Rushton, A.

P. Georeg E. Simpsoft, N. A. J.

Tilden, V. M. Wesner, F. Dr. W.

M. Boyd, John Markhoff, J. V. Gates, T. J.

Geary, R. S. X. J. T.

Bolton, L. S. N. M. E.

Worden. R. S. V. M.

Ellis, L. S. V. A. H.

Pinkham S. H. Y. Quackenbush, chaplain. The newly elected officers of Los Angeles lodge 35 have been installed as follows: A.

A. Carls, N. J. R. McConnell, V.

H. H. Crawford, R. S. N.

G. Walter Nelson, li. s. N. K.

Minnlck, K. Grant, Wm. Meeks, R. S. V.

David Lydell, L. S. N. H. E.

Hartwell, L. S. W. Weidner, I. T.

Henry, O. G. G. C. Lawson, installing officer.

Good Will lodge 323 has installed the following officers: Henry Aufdeneamp, N. D. L. Cullen, V. J.

B. Glnther, R. I. H. White, C.

M. P. W. A. Henry, R.

N. Carl Robertson, L. S. N. J.

F. Boyle, F. W. Curtice, J. C.

Pretze, I. S. G. M. Hutchinson, O.

S. J. A. Donnelly, C. A.

Cheshire, R. S. V. J. Blumenthal, S.

V. Henry L. Buchler. the oldest Fel-16w in the world, died at Balitmire He was a pioneer member of William Tell lodge, and associated with John Wilder, the founder of the order. Bro.

Buchler was an Odd Fellow fc years. THE REBEKAHS During the past year President Marion Greenwood traveled 8387 miles ar.d visited 128 lodges. Twelve new lodges wereorganized, making 215 lodges and 15,946 Rebekahs in this state. The Bum of 356S 94 was expended for relief and burying the dead. Deputy Sarah E.

Tuppen and staff and a number of the Rebekahs of this city will go to Santa (Monica this evening to install the officers of Silver Wave lodge. Columbia Rebekah lodge 194 has installed the following officers: Jessie Wiicut, P. N. Elisabeth Ashman, N. Pearl.

Vennum, V. May Utterback. R. Elnora Tllden, F. Ada M.

Donnelly, treasurer; Stella Farr, Grace Vassum, Emma Hersog, R. S. -N. Mrs. Dorr, L.

S. N. Marguerite Patten. R. S.

U. Jennie Gillespie, L. S. V. Anna Markoff, I.

Jonas Beam, O. G. The newly installed officers of Edelweiss Rebekah lodge 61 are as follows: Wada Gehrklns. P. N.

Augusta Satler, N. Louisa Heller, V. Marguerite Kasson, R. Anna Schnefald, F. Louisa Felner, treasurer; Dora Feller, Mary Klllian, B.

Blckel, R. S. N. Katie Felner, L. S.

N. Adaline Blumenthal. L. S. V.

Margnerite Wusehendorf, R. S. V. Augusta Schutte, chaplain. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS The annual encampment of the Third regiment Uniform Rank K.

of P. commences at Santa Monica today and will be concluded on the 26th. Los Angeles company 25, Captain G. S. Adolph, will be first in camp.

They leave for Santa Monica on the electric road at 9 oclock this morning. Pasadena, Riverside. Santa Ana and San Diego companies are expected to pass through this city for the camp at 1 oclock today. The program, as before outlined, will be carried out and the encampment of 1897 is certain to prove a memorable one. Initiatory work is suspended in several lodges until after the encampment.

The grand ball to be given by the Third regiment U. R. K. P. at Santa Monica next Friday evening will be- the great social and society event of the encampment by the sea.

The Sir Knights will appear in full dress uniform. Los Angeles company 25 will be represented at the encampment by twentyfive men and fifteen ladies. The joint Installation of officers by the city lodges Gauntlet 129, Samson 142, Marathon IS2 and Los Angeles 205 which took place with Samson lodge on the East Side Monday night was a notable affair for the Pythians of this city. The attendance was large. The Installation was conducted by W.

H. Esdor, deputy grand chancellor, assisted by Charles Stansbury as grand master, at arms. After the ceremonies of installation several good speeches were made by different brethren, including C. C. Selig, E.

L. Hutchison and George B. Shaefter. Los Angeles lodge 205 will have the Page rank this evening. INDEPENDENT FORESTERS The reception, entertainment and banquet given the members of Court Los Angeles 422 by the Lady Companions of Court Los Anges 18 at Forester temple last night was a very successful and pleasant affair.

The attendance was vry large. Mrs. Wm. E. Reavis, Chief of the Companions, presided, and made a short opening address which was interesting and outlined the purposes of the order, which is new to the Pacific coast.

The folowing musical and literary program was finely rendered: Piano solo, Miss Stella Mead; vocal solo, Miss Florence Oliver; recitation, Mrs. Stephenson; saxophone solo, Mr. Espinosa; vocal solo, Mr. Skinner; recitation, Mrs. McKenzie; vocal duet, Misses Elliott; vocal solo, Mrs.

Scholes; recitation, Miss Porter; piano solo, Miss Gertrude Vaughn. A fine banquet followed, which was thoroughly appreciated by the large number present. The ladies deserve much, credit for the affair. The High Chief Ranger returned from his Court visitations In. Ventura county on Monday evening.

He leaves this moning to visit courtsin Riverside county. He will visit the court at San Jacinto this evening, when, he will reorganize the court with some twenty new members. The Companions of the I. O. F.

initiated two candidates yesterday afternoon. The High Court office i 9 now receiving the semi-annual reports from the various courts throughout the state, and they all show a large increase in membership. Many of the courts have doubled their membership during the past year. Court Redlands of Redlands initiated fourteen candidates at their last meeting. The High Chief Ranger paid a visit to Court Temple on Tuesday evening and entertained the members present with some of stories.

Court Temple, has a line-quartet and furnished fine entertainment at the session of the. court. Court Burbank initiated eight candidates at their meeting Monday night. FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD This order continues to increase ir. membership and popularity.

Several new lodges have been instituted outside of Los Angeles and others are being organized. A new lodge of the Fraternal Brotherhood, named Palm lodge 12, was instituted at San Bernardino Wednesdaynight by Supreme Secretary G. S. Bartholomew of this city with twenty-three charter members. A ladles' lodge of the Frafernal Brotherhood will be instituted at San Bernardino next Wednesday njght.

East Los Angeles lodge 11 had twentyfive candidates for initiation at Itsmeeting last night, making the membership the lodge about sixty. They propose to make it a hundred before the time for closing their charter arrives. Sunset lodge 4 had a good working session Monday night. Officers were' installed and four candidates initiated. La Grande lodge 9 continues its large gain in membership.

Eight candidates were initiated- and several applications received, last Friday night. Los Angeles lodge 1 had initiatory work and received seven, applications for membership Tuesday night. Chartr classes next Tuesday. Arcade lodge 3 initiated two candidates Wednesday night and received several applications for membership. Los Angeles lodge 299 of tbe Fraternal Aid association will occupy the Fraterr.al LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 16, 1897 Brotherhood hall commencing Saturday night.

The hall Is now occupied every night in the week including Sunday. KNIGHTS OF MACCABEES The biennial session of the Supreme Tent, K. O. T. opens at Port Huron, Mich.

A large attendance of representatives from the different states will be present, also many members of the Great Camp of Michigan. California has two representatives, C. A. Luckenbach, of this city, and W. H.

Conrad, of Pasadena. A feature of the meeting will be the production of a grand and original drama, entitled "Judas Maccabeus." The Supreme Assembly of the L. O. T. M.

will convene at Port Huron at the same time as the K. O. T. M. Supreme Lieutenant Commander Emma R.

Neddlg, of this city, will be present. The newly-elected officers of Loe Angeles Tent 2 were installed Wednesday, evening by Past Commander C. J. Walter, assisted by A W. Plummer, acting supreme chaplain, and Wm.

Brooks, as supreme master-at-arms. After the Installation ceremony the following past commanders were presented with P. C. jewels, according to custom: Frank James, John Spiers, E. M.

Guthrie. C. J. Walter received a handsome gold Maccabee jewel from the supreme tent, in recognition of his services in bringing in new members. Tent 2 also initiated one candidate, elected one and received one application for membership.

Pico Heights tent 25 will have a public Installation next Monday night, to which all members of the order and their friends are cordially Invited. UNITED WORKMEN The Ancient Order of United Workmen of the province of Ontario has 1 seceded from the parent order in the United States. The act was precipitated at the meeting of the supreme lodge In Milwaukee, June 25. The Ontarionspresented a petition asking to be relieved from financial responsibility to the supreme lodge, at the same time retaining the name and fraternal relation. This was unconstitutional and could not be permitted.

The Canadians then withdrew, taking the name and ritual of the order with them, This they were enabled to because the order has no legal claim in a foreign country. lowa tried to secede from the present lodge some years ago for the same purpose, but after a long legal contest ar.d the expenditure of thousands of dollars, were obliged to yield to the supreme lodge or drop their name. The province of Quebec, Manitoba, British Columbia and the maritime provinces remain with the supreme lodge. St. Elmo lodge had a public installation of officers Wednesday evening, T.

F. Greenough, D. G. officiating as installing officer. Grand Overseer Bahrs of San Francisco and Grand Foreman Mackey and P.

G. M. W. James Bocrth of Los Angeles, were present. After Installation there were short addresses and a musical program.

The attendance was quite large. The joint public meeting of the citylodges at Turner hall, Tuesday night, was a very successful affair. The hall and gallery was filled. A pleasing literary and musical program was followed by a very able address by Judge George H. Bahrs of San Francisco, graind overseer.

Grand Foreman. Mackey, of this city, was chairman of the meeting. The exercises closed with a dance. Mrs. Nellie Masters, grand chief of honor, ot this city, went to El Monte Wednesday night and installed the officers of El Monte lodge, D.

of H. The officers of Los Angeles lodge 35 were installed Wednesday evening by T. F. Greenough, D. G.

M. Southern California lodge 91 will Install their officers next Thursday evening. Silver Star lodge, of Downey, had their officers installed Tuesday evening by W. A. Carpenter, D.

G. M. of San Pedro. The officers of Pasadena lodge 151 wore installed last Friday night by W. A.

Hess, D. G. M. They also had the screen work. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Installation of officers has caused several courts to defer initiatory work, but many applications have been received.

The officers of Court Los Angeles 30 were installed last Friday night by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger Max Roth. Court Olive 39 will install officers next Monday night. Court Columbus 102 had a public Installation of officers' last Friday night, the attendance being very large. F. A.

Mauricio was installing officer. The ceremony was followed by a ball. Court Sunset 68 will have Installation of officers next Mondayevenlng. Court Dante Alighlerl 139. L.

Carbone, deputy, had installation of officers on Tuesday night, followed by a ball. ROYAL ARCANUM Sunset council 1074 held an important meeting Morday night. The proposed amendment to the general fund law, to increase the dues to $1.50 a quarter, was voted down by an overwhelming majority. The interesting feature of the evening was the statement made by Regent E. H.Woodman,which showed the progress of Suneet council during the last six months.

It was creditable. Brothers Thomas S. Casey, E. A. Launders, S.

G. Marshutz, H. Greenawalt and others made interesting speeches. IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN The great council of the United States will meet at Philadelphia shortly. The order will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary on that occasion with interesting ceremonies.

An effort will be made to secure the next meeting of the great council at San Francisco. Cocopah tribe 81 adopted five palefaces at their last council fire. The new braves are all young and active, and are expected to make a record for Cocopah tribe on the hunt. The chiefs had been practicing for the adoption, and the work was done with neatness and dispatch. Those who had charge of the banquet which followed received much praiee.

There Is another candidate for adoption and one for the Warrior and Chief degrees. Bro. H. S. Barnes makes an excellent presiding chief.

An Autograph Social The autograph social given by the ladles ot Simpson tabernacle in the social hall of the church building Wednesday night was a very successful affair. It was given in honor of the more than 100 members who have joined Simpson church during the past year, and the hall was crowded all through the evening. The decorations were beautiful and appropriate, and refreshments were served by the ladies in charge. One particularly nice feature about this'social was the sociability that pervaded the entire assemblage and made every one feel perfectly at home. LOCAL CAPITALISTS What the Assessment Bolls Show Them to Be Worth The footing up of the property assessment rolls is rapidly rearing completion.

The total property valuation will tall short of the amount probably $58,000,000 will cover, everything. Followirig is the assessment of some of the wealthiest of our citizens and what the rolls show them to be worth: Estate of L. L. Bradbury: Building and lot, other property, money on hand, $5200; jewelry, furniture, carriages, horses, $3800. J.

T. Lanfranco, real property, Jas. B. Lankershim, $269,820. T.

D. Stlmson, $650,225, real property. H. W. Hellman, $122,145.

I. M. Hellman, $62,430, I. W. Hellman, $513,370.

Leroy George Better Again Leroy George, the rattlesnake charmer, who came near dying a short time ago from the effects 1 of one of his caresses, was again bitten Wednesday afternoon. This time a rattler sank itsfangs into George's thumb. The wound was cauterized and whiskey was poured into the snake charmer's interior untj he became unconscious. Yesterday he was very much better and will soon be well. He says that he will continue with the handling of his pets.

These periodical bites prove almost remunerative lni advertising. Fastest Service Yet to Santa Monica Sundays on Southern Pacific. Flyers at 8:50 a. m. and 1:00 p.

running time, 22 minutes; no stops. Specials at 8:00, 10:00, 11:00, 2:00 p. running time 25 minutes. Trains leave Arcade depot 8:00, 8:50, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a. 1:35, 2:00, 5:15, 6:30, 7:15 p.

m. Last train leaves Santa Monica at 10:00 p. m. No dust; seats for everybody. Round trip, 50 cents, i At San Pedro Sunday Concert, foot and horse racing, two valuable prizes for best lady dancers.

Take Southern Pacific, only direct line. Trains leave Arcade depot 8:15, 9:00, 10:05 1:40 p. m. Last train leaves San Pedro 6:40 p. m.

Round trip, 50 cents. Band Concerts at Santa Monica The Los Angeles Military band In concert on the bluff every Sunday and Thursday, 2:00 p. m. Sunday special service on Southern Pacihc elsewhere in this paper. Long Beach Sunday Trains leave Southern Pacific Arcade depot 8:16.

9:00, 10:16 a. 1:40 p. m. Last train leaves Long Beach at 6:40 p. m.

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