Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-11
LODGE AND sOCIErY.
Various InteresslpE Occasi0ns m

LODGE AND sOOIETY. Various InterestIpx Occasions and
 Elections. The program of very enjoyable vocal | and literary entertainment given in Loomia' Academy hall on Tusedsy night was q fol- lows: Solo S :.... Miss Thsis:. wiiiiiams Of HswHsvsn
 % .Trs wii:m xss and niss Ie:sie Scott so!0 mrs LiaAe naie ~ &i.. Charles |. Moore of New York
 Srs. william Murphy and Professor scudder 0lsfionet solo Msges soio. Professor scudder
 PART SECOND A ONE ACT DRAMA BY xR- J. W. MUaPHY, ENTITLEp.
 THE SILVER BILL. Hon. Trade Dollar-CThe Silver King worth
 e4 cents) .................J. ". Murphy Wooley Lanpoiack. ck...................HT HTeg Onv9s Damon. .....................oy diMseA The following were the committees:
 Refreshments-Nrs. James Blake, Mrs. Junious Read, Mrs. Henry Mitchell, Mrs. Robert Spencer, Mrs. Herman Scott, Miss Belle Reilly.
 Arranesmsnts-Willi Amss chair- man; John ". Ropsett, secretary; James Harrison, treasurer; Thomas Euell, Fred erick Young, James Blake.
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 Court Pride New Haven, No. 6,939, An cient Order of Foresters of America, in- stalled the following officers Tuesday night: Chief ranger, Max Smith; sub chief ranger, James T. .Eagny; financial secretary, P. H. O'Brien; recording secretary, MT. Foley; treasurer, J. J. Csparale; senior woodward, 0. Green; junior woodward, J. Ross; senior beadle, o. Clark; junior beadle, J. Terrill; trustee for three years, R. Skelly; for two years, 0. Green; for one year, Max Smith.
 1AHMoNAssErT. About twenty members of Hammonasett tribe, No. 1, Improved Order of Red Men, went to Norwalk on Monday night. The officers of that lodge was installed by Deputy Grand Saehem 0. P. Butler of this city.
 SONS or WAR VETERANS.
 The Sons of War Veterans will give . musical and literary entertainmenti in their hall in the Insurance building on Wednes- day night, January A,
 MULLEN COUNCIL.
 Mullen council, K. of O., will hold con- cert and reception in Warner hall this evening.
 NATHAN HALE CAMP.
 The following officers of Nathan Hale camp, Sons of Veterans, will be installed by Captain Braley next Tuesday night: President commander, B. H. Wooding; captain, W. G. Braley; first lieutenant, D.. | Nontanonk :" ~ ni1k. enson; camp counsel, W. 0. Dickenson, A.. E. Lincoln and J. Tracy Potter. OFFICERS ELECTED for the ensuing year of Commercial coun- oil, American Legion of Honor, No. 70: Commander, H. H. Kott; vice commander, James E. White, jr., past commander, James E. White, sr. collector. E. w. Man chester; treasurer, H. H. Scharp; secretary, E. z. Dow. The Arion Singing society have elected the following officers: President, William Dahlmeyer; vice president, Otto Kramer recording secretary, Robert Startmoung; corresponding secretary, John H. Weis' geresr; financial secretary, Otto Kurtzs treasurer, Augustus Dugzlng; librarian. Adam Neebe; trustees, Gustavus Harder
  Fred Pietries.
 The following officers were elected by Alpha commsndery No. 243, U. o. G. O. 1q.us, N. O, fsH Isay N: L. Wade; V. N. 0. Lad, M. A. Rsnaud; W. T.. A. L. Smith; K R. F. D. Young; F. K. R, W. P. Lincoln W. F., Lady Ludineton; W. H., Amm Ludington; W. T. G., A. P. Bates; W. o F., D. S,Themas; representative to grand commandery, W. P. Lincoln; alternate Lady Wade; trustees, A. P. Bates, A. Lud ington, 0. R. Smith.
 The Etchsnlaub club elected the follow ing officers Monday night:
 Edmond Shirrer, president; Fred Woeh lers, vice president; Hugo Lassy, secrets Try; Frank Gelger, treasurer.
 SONS OF HERMANN. The annual state convention of the Son of Hermann will be held in Aeriden Janr ary 24. s5. The delegates from tho loo. lodges to the convention will bs Herman Loeniker, Charles Carriere, Charles Mile, Emil Bohnwsgner, Max Trommlsr, Augus Keil and Paul Gebhsrt, supreme presider of the grand lodge. All the state gran officers will be present.
 WEST HAVEN LODGE. II Anawan lodge of West Haven installe officers ss follows: W. M., George E. Baile, s. w., Frank B. Furnsld; J. w., Ssmu : J. Bryant; secretary, A. F. Save; treasure : William H. Brown; s. D., M. J. Adam } J. D R. L. Austin; s. S., s. B. Smith; s., Df. Sears; tyler, James B. Thomsi After the installation of the officers . bal quet was served.
 FANCY BICYCLE RIDING.
 The first exhibition of fancy bicyc riding of ths Germania Bicycle club vi bs given at Masonic temple, corner Chap and Union streets, next Monday nigh Features of the exhibition will be a quat rille by four wheelmen and Q 1anciers b six wheelmen. The affair will be undo the direction of Professor A. Zsigler ( Stuttgart, Germany, an export fancy ride on the high wheel. There will be dancin after the bicycle exhibition. sTERLINa's INSTALLATION. The annual installation of the officers ( Sterling lodge, A. o. U. w., was held . the blue room, Masonic Temple, last nigh The officers were installed by William San bert: for G. M. w., William 8. Racket for master workman, Frank B. Brocket ! for foreman, Julius M. Miller; for ove sssr, Leonard D. Harrison; for guid Ernest Hotchkiss; for recorder, Robel Shsarer; for fnanoier, John N. Merwi, for receiver, Harry Leigb; for inside watcl man, Thomas Lynch; for outside watcl man. Michael Quigley; for trustees, Davi R. filling, Joseph G. Dickinson, William Hackett; for representative to Gran lodge, Joseph G. Dickinson; for alserna to Grand lodge, William s. Hackett; ft organist, William G, Langdon; for assi tant orgsnist, Richard dslligan. II The pupils of Professor Del Greeo's dan ing class gave calico and necktie sociab in Arion hall last night. During the eve, ing eight of the younger pupils execute his new dance, tho Elm City lanciers.
 J. P. B. Ricketts, deputy grand msstel will install the officers of Israel Putna, lodge, A. o. U. w., in Golden Rule ha to morrow night.
 Stsubsn lodge, K. of H., will hold the annual installation of officers this evening The ceremony will be followed by bar | uyAt