Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-18
LODGES AND SOCIETIES.

I. o. 0. FLA. o. U. w.-P. o. s. of A. | New Haven Commandery-Admi Foote Post, c. A. R.-CominE Ball. l Naomi Lodge. Owing to its election night following on Christmas night, Relief lodge No. S6, l. o. o. F., will have no session, but will hold their election of officers this evening.
 Banner lodge, A. o. U. w., will meet to- night in Golden Rule hall and elect officers for the ensuing year. An entertainment and social will follow the election.
 Washington camp No. 4, P. o. s. of A., after their meeting tomorrow night will have an oyster supper served.
 At the regular meeting of Aurora en- oampment No. 27, I. o. o. F., held on Friday night, the following officers were elected: Adolph Gosh, chief patriarch; Joseph Shark, senior warden; Carl von Peren. high priest; John P. Freysinger, junior warden; William Fricke, secretary; Germsin Gabriel, treasurer; trustees, Emanuel Buxbaum, Adam Schapps, Adam Miller.
 l The annual election of Harmonic lodge. F. and A. M., will bs held tonight, and that of Wooster lodge will be held on Wednesday night.
 The annual sociable of the German. American association will be held this eve ming in Harugari hall.
 Friday, January 10, is the first stated conclave of New Haven commandery in the new year. Officers elected at tho an nual conclave will be installed into thell respective stations and the work of the new year properly inaugurated. At the close of the conclave the fraters are re quested to remain and participate in the annual banquet, and congratulations to the newly installed officers will be in order.
 The annual election of the I. o. O. F. week at the I. o. o. F. building on Crowr street.
 The regular weekly meeting of Admira Foote post was held Saturday night wher petition from the principals and teachers of the public schools was read asking ths post to assist the teachers in their move ment to have the birthday of Genera Washington commemorated with more ceremony than heretofore. It was voted tt approve of the step taken by the teachers and warmly cooperate with them. An in vitation was received by the post from tht Army and Navy union to attend their bal on December 31. The invitation was ac cepted.
 The committee, consisting of John Nc Carthy and W. 8. Wells, who were sp pointed to secure the memorial tablets tt be placed on the monument on East Rock park, reported to the post last night tha the tablets would arrive in this city il about @ week and would be placed in DO sition. The unveiling of the tablets will not, however, take place until spring, whel exercises will be held on the rock. Court Robert Emmett will give it tenth annual ball in Arion hall on Mon day evening, January 1. Landrigan vii furnish the music and Keegan will prompt
 Among the many balls to be given dur ing the month of January are Knights O. St. Patrick, January IF; Arion's mas quersde, January 22; policemen's, Janu ary 24; all at the Hyperion; A. H. Myers association at old Union armory, Januar 29; junior promenade at the srmory, Jan uary 31; City guards at the armory, Feb ruary 5; Blues, February g at the armory
 Rebeccs Naomi lodge, No. IS, K. s. P. elected the following officers last evening President, Mrs. Augusta Lsichter; vice president. Mrs. D. Mendoza; secretary Mrs J. Kraft; treasurer, Mrs. Anna Gold ston; outside guard, August Well; trus tees, Sol Cohn, Mrs. Julia Cohn, Mrf Rachael Neumark; representative to tn grand lodge at New York in February August Well.
 } Adolph Crimeaux lodge, Sons of Benja , min, elected officers last evening as fo lows: President, Samuel Sternchuss; vic president, Joseph Kaiser; recording secrt tary, M. J. Fisher; financial secretary, I Lowebaum; treasurer, L. Block; trusteei Isaac Ullman, Nathan Cohn, Louis Cohr outside guardian, L. Goldman; represen ative to the United States grand lodge which is to be held at Baltimore Februar F IS, Morris Heller.
 RovERs' WHEEL CLUB t The following officers have been elected
 President, H. B. Dow; vice-president, D. 8 T. H. Sproat; treasurer, W. T. Babcccl : secretary, E. H. Burgess; captain, Georl
 E. Smith; first lieutenant, George Some
 sest; second lieutenant, Thomas Leland ' auditing committee, Messrs. A. B Russsl T M. 0. Bradley and W. 0. Converse. IT . l treasurer reported 8 balance on hand (
 $580. Membership 125.