The Washington times., 1894-11-04
GOOD TEMPLARS.
The Lodges Are EIecting Officers For the
Ensuing Quarter.

Ensuing Quarter.
At the last regular meeting of Liberty
Lodge, No. 8, /. o. G. T., officers for the en-
suing term were elected as follows: Mr..
George Spence, chief templar; Miss Emily
Gill, vice tempIar; Mr. ". L. knight, seere-
tary; Mr.. Harry Wolf. financial secretary;
Miss Bertha Kennedy treasurer; Miss Clara
Gill, chaplain; MIR. Il. B. Bond marshal; Mr..
Thomas Elan, guard; Mr.. John McCabe SEN
tinel: Miss Anna Mayer, assistant secretary,
and Hiss Joyce, deputy marshal.
At its last regular Meeting Renie Lodge No
8. l. o. G. T., electedithe following officers;
W. T. Raley. chief templar; Hiss Lula Hat
ton, vice chief; John G. DAILY, past chief; f.
Davis. treasurer; Thomas ScnnOpp, recording
secretary: I. J. Dawson, assistant secretary;
John A. Schnopp, financial secretary; ]. L.
Hatton, treasurer; George f. Hatton mar
shall; Henry Schultz. guard; F.-Hayre, sen
tinel; trustees. J. J. Hayre, J. Hartman and
W. D. Webster; representatives. H. Green
wood and ". b. Webster: alternates. J. Hart
man and Ed. J. Redman; Chris Webster, lodge
deputy.
Columbia Lodge. No. q. I. o. G.. T., held
an interesting meeting in their lodgeroOn in
Society Temple on Wednesday evening. the
attendance being much larger than at any
meeting this iall. The following officers were
elected for the 9uarter ending January 81,
1891: Chief teEpIar. Jesse G. Suter; vice
templaT, II $ Ida B. Peabody; secretary, Miss
Eva I. Mitchell: financial secretary. John T.
HouCh: treasurer, William Muirhead; chap
lain. Miss Flora c. Whitney: marshal, Will
lam A. Ridgely: guard. Miss VI. F. Goliath:
sentinel. Archie ". Davis; superintendent of
Juvenile Temple. J. c. Suter; pianist. Miss
Grace Jones; trustees for year ending October
81, 1895, William AIuIrhead. G. Z. ". Berg
mann and jesse c. Suter
At the conclusion of the business meeting
an interesting programme was rendered Ar
rangements are being made by committee,
consisting OF NeSsrs. j. C.. Suter, l.. w. War
ner and Charles Shackleford. AID Misses
Goliath. Jones. and Flora Nuirhead. for the
first monthly s0cia5ie of the lodge. which
will be held at the home Of Mr. E. II. Jones.
on the third Monday in November. The affair
promises 10 be very unique and successful.
Washington Lodge will hold its next meet
ing in Harris Hall, Seventh aud D streets
northwest. and make that It's home for the
present. It's going from the corner OF Four
and-a-half street and Pennsylvania Avenue
removes the last yestige OF GCOd Iemplar Oc
cupancy OF Good Templar Hall.
Friendship Lodge, at its last meeting, ini-
tiated three candidates and received eight
propositions. Officers for the ensuing quar-
ter were elected as follows: Edward Brosna-
han. G. T.: Miss Stella Minor Y. T: :. D.
Boss. r. s.; T. c. Spurgeon, F. s: S. VIII
liams. T.: Mrs. J. ". Van Week, chaplain
Charles Detweier. NJ: Arthur Harper, g.,
and E. Lee, sentinel
Minnehaha, at It's last meeting, initiated
two new memDers and received several prop
osi,ions for membership. Officers Tor the
quarter ave been elected as follows: S W.
Russell. c. T.; Miss Hattie GIer.ce. '. T.; Miss
Nellie Smith, r. SD Smith. F. s.: Henry
Smith. r.; Daisy House. Chaplain; l. Haskins,
NJ; Mr.. Simms, g., and N. Ford, Sentinel.