Evening journal., 1888-07-07
Vvigwam, OoncIave and castle.

an excursion to Pennsgrove on Thurs
day, July 10.
Crusaders Castle, No. D, Knights of
the Golden Eagle, will give an excur-
sion to Atlantic City on Wednesday,
July 20.
"A new order called the Sons of st.
John will be organized this evening
meeting in the Morrow Building at
2l1 Market st.
Uniformed Division, Heptasophs.
will hold its second meeting next Mon.
day evening for the election of the
civil officers.
Eureka Council, No. /, Junior Order
of United American Mechanics, will
hold its election and installation OF
officers tonight.
Elias N. Moore of Odessa, Repub-
lican candidate for sheriff, was in the
city to-day. Hespeaks very hopefully
OF his canvass.
William j. Moreland, vice grand
councillor, last evening installed the
officers of Excelsior Lodge, No. 7,
Knights Of Pythias.
Brandywine Lodge, No. ii, Knights
of Golden Eagle had it's officers in
stalled last night by Grand Chief
Blown. After the Installation, re-
freshments consisting of ice cream and
cake were furnished.
Wilmington Lodge, Improved Order
81 Heptasophs, which meets in the
Law Building at 9th and Market Sts.,
did not install its officers last evening.
They will be installed on Friday even
ing, July 20.
A new conclave of the Heptasophs
will be instituted probably next week
at New Castle. The order is ilourishing
throughout the state. The grand ar.
chon is endeavoring to have conclaves
organized at Newark and Georgetown.
Laurel Council, U. f. A. has installed
the following officers: w. r., s. r,
Williams; w. V. p, Augusta Wilson;
r, s., Miss NJ. e. Davis; R., Quinton
Long; T., John Wilson, Chaplain, l..
5. Davis; /. s., j. keenan,; O. s., r., V,
8. Beatty; councillor, w. Wilkin; Jr.
councillor, Miss Sarah Wilk ins; G., of
L., Miss Lizzie Connor.
Vice Grand Chancellor William J.
Moreland will install the officers of the
following Knight of Pythias lodges:
Philadelphia Lodge, No. s, at New
Castle, on Tuesday evening, July TO-;
Champion, No. 8, this city, public
installation, Wednesday evening. July
IL; Morning Star, No. o, at Gmhb's
Corner, Thursday evening. July 70;
Diamond, No. 16, at lGiamensi, on Sat.
urday evening, July Ia.
Harmony Council, United Friends
of America, at its last regular meeting
held in the Morrow Building, 211
Market st, installed the following
officers: w. p, George w. Parvis; w.
v. p, Maggie Chandler; r. s., J. s.
Stevens; f s., o. X Stevens; T., viii.
liam Tudor; Chaplain, Miss Annie
Chandler; q Miss Clara Cook; j s.,
5. w. Nickerson; o. s., Thomas Parvis;
q of L., Mrs. NJ. B. Reed; Councillors,
w. Jentrey and Lewis Mahell.
Washington Council, United Friends
Of America, last evening installed its
officers, K. Heritage, grand president
Of the order performing the ceremony.
The officers are: Worthy president,
William p. Holland; worthy vice
president, Miss s. K. Bittenbender;
recording secretary, nj. l.. Bitten
bender; receiver, Lizzie G. Holland;
treasurer. Miss Martha Wiswell: guide.
Francis N. Holland; chaplain, George
b. Buck; goddess of liberty, Myra
Cox; inside sentinel, r. Wiswell; out
side sentine I. Mary II. Alloway; coun-
cillor, Miss Mary A. Ashley.
Liberty Conclave No. 3, Heptasophs
or 5. W. H., will give an excursion to
Birmingham Park on Thursday, July
70. One Of the features will be an in
teresting game of ball between Friend
ship and Liberty Conclaves. The
PLAYERS are, Friendship @. Dawson,
e. ID. Richardson, e. Mcbride. d. w.
| Gotchell, w. ID. Livermore, ID Klund,
3. f. Su llivaD, A. Byron and II. X.
Wheatle y. Liberty, No. 3.-W. Win
trup, E @. Dukins, George w. Buiz.
George S. White, George Cooper, A.C.
White, ID. @. Baker, A. Cox and A.
Stone. A silver cup will be awarded
TO the winning team. Other athletic
exercises will also be given.