Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-05
LODGE AND SOCIETY.

" | Golden Eagles and Red Msn-A Pless- ant visit-A Successful Castle Kniahts Of Honor-Knights of st. Patrick.
 large delegation of Hammonsssstt tribe of Red Men of this city will accept the fraternal invitation extended and be- come next Mondsy night the guests of the Norwalk tribe. A hne time is assured e | the Norwalk brethren are very hospitable | and entsrprisins. Vice Chief B. Y. Guysr of winthrop castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle, has just returned from . very pleasant visit to two prominent Baltimore knights, Aessrs. Louis J. Aull and his brother, Jacob H. Aull, the latter of whom is supreme vice chief of the Golden Eagles of the United States. He visited them over Christmas by special invitation. Both the Messrs. Aull are wealthy Baltimoreans and Louis Aul's beautiful home in the suburbs of the oity is we'll known for it's beauty and its name, Eagles Nest" Nr. Guyer was the guest of the Messrs. Aull last winter for time and again last summer. On his uOaoWAIu bxlp Q0 Bpout IeW uSyu W1tu his sisters in the City of Brotherly Love.
 Winthrop castle, K. of G. E of this city Is the banner castle of the order in New England in strength, numbering 260 members. There are six castles in New Haven.
 KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
 The installation of officers of Roger Shermon lodge, K. of H., which was to have been held last evening, has been postponed until the evening of Thursday, January IS.
 THE aRAIs.
 The annual meeting of the Grays was held on Wednesday night. J. P. Earle was elected secretary and James E. Eng lish treasurer. Other officers were elected as follows: Financial committee, L,eutsn. ant Damn, Lieutenant Smith, Sergeant Nichols, Corporal Hofsr, Private Harris; court martial, Lieutenant Damn, Sergeant Isbell, Corporal Bowers, Private Wheeler English; armory committee, Sergeant Ruff, Privates Bowman, Mstthewson, J. Fl. smith; committee on rife practice, Lieu tenant Smith, Corporal Clark, Private H. A. Saith, W. l.. Clark; blue uniform com mittee, Corporal Osborn, Privates King, Ensign; gray uniform committee, Corpo- ral Blake, Prfvatss Osborn, 1ngersoll, White.
 KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK's BALL. The annual ball of the Knights of St. Patrick will be held in the Hyperion on January F. Ausio will bs furnished by the Philharmonic orchestra and the Second Regiment band. A fne program for the dances and for the promenade has been l prepared.
 ELM TREE LODGE. N. E. OF P. Elm Tree lodge, No. 35, N. E. of F., will handsomely celebrate ct Warner hall this (Friday) evening and have had highly ar tistic programs prepared for the occasion by the Mcintosh Art Publishing company The celebration will be very largely at tended. The program of events ia as fol lows:
 Address of welcome. Warden J. J. Wooster s.' ss,s, Miss Iiis Dwys: D0n''' zdd1sssSsEla SIS Tree Lodge: Pass, Present. s'n'
 ana ru'ute' Past sr:nd Warden w. H Ely seio-'The oid, Old Leaves ey ts: w.ysIas. aO Recitation Selected .ss Mss s Mimic m gahssy Rsy Character songS:old Sarah WslFer,". . D. nay soo-ai Promise You Miss u Jais E. E. Renssas Rnsses Address-'The Order. "...................
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 nA:"csS. sonzi Miss woDinson: Mir: T: F dili spe D'e'-'''nn Miss Minnie Dwver. DoOc Recitation-Selected. ....... Miss Minnie B. Kay
 Davenport council, No. 700, Royal Ar canum, installed their officers last night after which a banquet was served b, Oeibel.
 The following officers of Golden Rul encampment, No. A, were installed by E M. Bradley last night: 0. B A. H. Moul ton; s. NJ John Reed; treasurer, Phili] Pond; secretary, J N. Moses; J. M Ho
 mer Smith; H. F., J. B Clemmons.
 ADMIRAL FoorE POST woMAN's RELIK CORPS
 Tho regular meeting of Admiral Foot
 Woman's Relief corps No. Wednssda
 afternoon was one of special interest, whel the officers elect were installed by Harris
 J. Bodge, the national chaplain. After th installation service Mrs. Belden, the newl, installed president, in behalf of her stai of officers presented the installing office
 with handsome spoon, souvenir of Ney
 Haven. Although 1t was a complete sur
 prise to Mrs. Bodge, she replied with he usual grace and dignity, most pleasing t
 all. Mrs. Lacey, national aid iron New Jersey, who served during the wa ) as an army nurse, delivered a patriotic ad dress. Mics Lizzie Fl. Arnold, past presl dent of the corps and now assistant de !: pertinent inspector, who has been chair
 man of the finance committee in the corp during the past year, presented the retir ing president, Hattie o. E. Adams, with
 beautiful watch and chain from the fnsnc committee and friends in the W. R o. 6 token of their appreciation for her eff cient work while serving ss corps presi dent for the past two years. Miss Adam was taken entirely by surprise and shove, by her manner rather than her words hoy highly she valued the gift.
 Among the visitors present were Char lotte E.Wright, department treasurer; del egations from Henry O. Merwin W. R 0 of this city and Mason Rogers w. R. c. o Brsnford, Mrs. Merriman from tho stat, of Washington, Mrs. Hall from Massachu setts. Mrs. Bachelor of George Van Horl W. R. o. of Milford.
 The newly installed officers are as fol lows: Elmira F. Belden. president; Clar issa J. Higgins. s. V. president; Mary A Palmer, J. v. president; Mary L. Davis secretary; Mary s. Ktnner, treasurer Maurice B. Howell, chaplain; Emma Ben ton, conductor; Harriet J. Wood, gusrd Ella W. Connors, aseistant conductor; ga rah D. Smith, assistant guard.