Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-30

The Novel Work of a Good Templars Lodge
New Onicers Elected.
At the meeting Of Perseverance Lodge of Good
Templars last Saturday evening at Elks Hal
q much larger attendance than usual Wal
present, the seating capacity being entirely ex-
hausted. The meeting was the last Of the reg
ular term and consequently much routine bus
mess claimed the attention of the lodge and
was disposed of with promptness. A large
number OF new members were admitted, among
whom were Past Grand Chief Templar DR.. c.
n. Whitney and Geo. F. Potter Of Mimi, past
chief templar. The contest that has been con
ducted during the quarter by the lodge through
companies and B closed at the meeting Satur-
day with spelling match in which Company
was represented by Mr.. J. Bryson. Miss Ella
Frazier, Mrs. c. E. Kalstrom, Mr.. Hal Warren
Mrs. Susan Woodward, Mrs. NJ. E. Cuthbertson
and Miss Carrie V. Brookield and Company
by Mr.. s. W. Mcclellan, MA. H. Fresr. Miss
Laura BrysOn. Miss Jennie Griffin. Miss Mamie
Kalstrom, Mr.. Chas. W. Cuthbertson and Henry
Lyons. Company A carried off the honors Of the
spelling match. but the distinction OF having
made the best record during the term was given
TO Company b.
In every instance by q unanimous vote the
lodge elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: Chief templar. Capt. Thomas N.
Mlsteau, vice tempiar, MISS Lila fraZ1er; Sec
Rotary. Mr.. John Bryson; financial secretary,
Mr.. A. Kalstrom; treasurer, Mrs. E. A. Cham
bers; chaplain. Mrs. J. Z. Ayres; marshal F.
A. Kalstrom; guard. Henry Thiel; sentinel, r.
J. Saffell. These officers will be installed next
Saturday evening.
The lodge decided to continue its work dur
ing the incoming term under the competition
ystem and reelected Mr.. A. Kalstrom and Mr..
T. L. Corby as captains Of companies A and Z
respectively Mr. Boone Chambers having
been requested to give expression to the est
mate in which the lodge held the services per-
formed b., the two companies during the term
he did SO in n neat address, closing by decorat-
ing the captains Of both companies with med
ais.
Morning Star Lodge Nos, l. o. G. T. has elected
officers as follows: II. E. johnson, chief tenn
plar; Miss Josephine Burgess, vice templar
Miss Theda North, recording secretary; Miss
Ida NJ. Phillips, financial secretary; Mr.. ". s.
stetson. treasurer; Miss Lulu Creighton, chap
lain: Mr.. W. j.. Hamacher, marshal; Mr.. VIM.
Conrsdis, gnard; Mr.. I. E. Anderson, sentinel
Miss ]. VI. Burton, organist; Miss NJ. E. Cutter
8. J. L.
Columbia Lodge. No. "a, l. o. G. T., has
elected the following: Chief templar, Mr.. A.
Davis; vice templar, Miss L. Scriyener; chap
lain. Miss A. l. Humphrey; secretary. Mr.. J. C.
Suffer-; financial secretary, Miss A. NJ. Martin
treasurer, Mr.. Vim. Nuirhead; marshal, Mr.. c.
Shackelford; inner guard, Miss g. Jones; SEN
tinel, Miss S. Minor; past chief. Mr.. c. Berg.
man; lodge deputy, Mr.. J. Muirhead.
Eagleston Lodge. Good Templsrs. has elected
the following: Chief templar. George Graves
vice templar, Maude Ketchum; secretary. Geo
Hergsheimer, financial secretary, Mr.. Toner
treasurer, George s. Foster; marshal, r. Nor
ganthal; chaplain. Helen lie Mari; guard, Lee
Gambler; sentinel, Walter Ketchum; lodge dep
uty, Lena Ketchum.