Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-11
Elections Of Officers.

The following were elected officers of the
Sovereign Cooperative and Industrial Asso-
citation at its meeting last night ]. b. Gilfilen,
president: L. H. Patterson, vice president;
James A Edgar. secretary-treasurer, and the
following. with the above named. as an execu-
tive committee: Willard F. Hobbs, A. NJ. War
field VIM. Platt. r. J. Jones, W. F. Gapen and
c. T. walport; ]. Bellows, A. L. Weltz and Jos.
Bart, trustees.
Royal Arch Chapter Of the District OF Colum-
bia held last evening the following officers for
the ensuing year were elected and installed
Alexander Mckenzie, G. H. p: III. NJ. Gilman,
d. g. II. p; L. f. Gibbs, G. h; Harrison Ding
man. G.. scribe; l.. G. Stephens. G. secretary;
G. v. and L.; VIM. E. Psrson, G. chaplain;
Geo. II. Walker, @. G. of H.: Frank L. Camp
bell. G.. 2. S.: A. II. Holt, G.. X. A. c.; T. G. De
Mol. g. NJ. Sd "; Jesse W. Lee, jr.. G. NJ. I'd
"; Vim. H. Collins. G. N. LIST ", and L. Stod-
dard. G.. sentinel
Acacia Lodge. No. 10, FAAM., has elected
the following officers: James E. HOsford. VIM;
Justin A. Runyan, S.W.: Thomas W. 5. Phelps
JW.; j. j. Little. secretary twentieth term /;
John Gibson, treasurer ninth term; y. Taylor
Grimes SD; Harry W. L. HUT. id: -
Cramer. S.; j. Nat Stead. u.s.: H. A. Curtis,
tiler; II. c. Smith. delegate to Masonic board
of relief; George w. Leach, delegate to st.
Johns Mite Association; - Johnson alter
nate; Past Master G.. II. Elliott master Of cero-
monies, and j. A. Sutherland. Rev. A. +. Steele
and H. ". p. Hunt, proxies to the Grand
Lodge.
The WISCONSIN Republican Association at the
annual meeting last evening elected the follow
ing officers: n. b. Prentice, president; Col. s.
s. lockwood, FIRST vice president ID. NJ. KEEL
logg. second vice president Il. +. Ridway, Sec
rotary; ID. j. Waters, treasurer.
At the regular meeting OF Charles p. Stone
Post, No. IL, Department of Potomac. IA r.,
the following officers were elected for the ensr-
ing year: Post commander Peyton Scrivener;
S.V. commander, Geo. s. King; J.V.C., Asbury
N. Thompson; qnartermaster, r. ]. Beall
chaplain. J. ID. Bradburn: officer of the day,
Ed. J. Pyle; officer of the guard, NJ. J. Sauter;
outside sentinel. J. W. Hayes; delegates to de-
partment encampment, Silas H. Moore, C.
Vermillion, j. W. Hayes, Vim. H. Hoover and
John W. Bradbury; alternates, NJ. ]. Sauter, J.
ID. Bradburn, ]. OfMeara, j. Dunn and John
Bury.
Sedgwick Command, No. 8, last evening
elected officers a. follows: w. E. Rogers, colo
mel: Mark J. Bunneil, lieutenant colonel; s. N.
Clark, major; W. H. H. Harmon, surgeon;
Chas: V. Pettys, adlutant; Geo. j. p Woods,
chaplain; Chas. Rhodes, quartermaster.
At a recent meeting OF the Junior class
were chosen as class officers for the year 1880
81: President. Paul q. Bryan Of Ohio: first vice
president, Chas. G. Townsend of Michigan;
second vice president, Chas. A. Eccleston Of
the District of Columbia; secretary John d.
Leonard of the District of Columbia; treasurer,
Newton B. Gorham Of New York; sergeant-at-
arms, W. Z. Poulton of the District Of Column
and A. Wolf were appointed a committee to
draft suitable constitution, and Messrs. Brady
and 0'Donneil were elected associate editors of
the College Journal.