The Washington times., 1895-01-13

lOUc D. VIC Culols
c. f. Sherwood; high priest. J. G. Saundersi
venerable hermit. ]. 7. Hatton; master OF
records, W. ii. Signor; Clerk OF exchequer,
Thomas L. Moore: keeper OF exchequer,
Wi liam f. Potts; sir herald, James NJ. Price.
ami trustee, w. e. Fowler.
The first annual meeting OF the AlImni As
soc.a;ion or the National University was held
Tuesday evening at the Law Building. After
the report of The officers had been made the
historian, Mr.. Shelby Clarke, read an inter
esting paper on the history of the assoeia.
iion. showing an increase in its membership
OF 20 per cent
The retiring president, L. Cabell William
son. esq. made pleasing address. then gave
way to Hon. Charles Lyman. the choice of
the association for tie en- u.ng year.
4. J. Jones' NJ 10, was promoted 10 position
of first vice president. and w. Preston WI
Hanson. esq. was elected second vice presi-
dent J. b. RUTHERFORD. u. D.. was elected
third vice resident. The secretary. Mr..
Robert =. Hams: the treasurer, Mr.. Charles
b. Bayly. and the historian. Mr.. Shelby
Clarke, were unanimously chosen to succeed
themselves. The chair announced that ar
rangements would be made at an early day
for II banquet.
At the last regular session of the Monarch
Castle, No. 2. X. G. E.. the grand officers
were present and installed the following o.
iieers: Past chief, |. g. Bair: noble CHEZ w.
II. Deckman vice chic Al red Worch; yencr-
able hermit, Nicholas Caffrey; Muster o! rec
ords. I. &. hartmann eighth term; clerk of
exchequer A. T. Canisius: keeper of
exchequer. L L. Toson eighth term);
worthy chamberlin, ]. z. Rose Qthird term).
Representative 10 grand castle Past Chief
Charles II. Bauman.
The following members were elected es
trustees: Charles H. Bauman, A. I. Canisius,
and Alfred Worch.
The officers of Fidelity Castle, No. Z.
knight o. tie Golden Eagle, were installed
by the grand officers Tuesday evening. at
Lipp's Hail Eleventh and II streets northeast:
Past chief, w. II. Miller; noble chief A. c.
Mclean; vice chief. W. J. White; high priest,
i. c. Soales; venerable hermit, g. W. Dove;
master of record. ". II. NeHhall; clerk eX-
chequer. J. I. TOone: keeper exchequer. c.
B. Allen; sir herald. I. A. Soules; worthy
bard. Charles f. Miller: worthy chamberlain,
". c SoGies: ensign, George p. Bradley; es-
quIre. L. Eckels; first guardsman, w. f. Lang
don: second guardsman, William Newman;
representative 10 grand castle. ]. Z. Toone;
and trustees (three years.. A. G. Mclean,
(two years., J. E. Toone, and zone year, Z.
c. Souies.
At the last meeting of Hope Council, No.
II, Sons OF Jonadab. the follow ng officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Worthy
chief. Harry Tate: vice chief. John W. Cot
secretary, James A. Dee; financial secretary,
Ed. B Nye; treasurer, J. e. Hibbs: guide,
/ Charles A. caho; assistant guide, William A.
Caho: inside watch, r. Miller: outside watch
7. o. Connor: past chief, Thomas Malonev;
trustees, n. Plass, ]. c. Daley and NJ. Ma
haney. The officers elect will be installed
Tuesday evening next by Deputy Sovereign
Chief James ]. Spaulding.
On Friday evening last George II. Thomas
Camp, No. 81, Sons OF Veterans, held an
open meeting ut their hall, corner OF
Eighth and | streets northeast. The prin-
cipal event was the installation of the follow
ing officers bv Lieut.. 1. W. Reid: Captain,
William R. Houchen: first lieutenant. l..
Dean Grav: second Lieutenant, Samuel NJ
Croft, and camp council past captains, Ed
i. ward X. DePuy, Jennings .. Wilson. and E.
/ E. Haas. A number of the members of the
G.. A r. aud Sons of Veterans were present.
The installation exercises were followed by
a camp fire. which was enjoyed by all. Re-
marks were made by Rev. Thomas c. Easton,
D. D., Past Capt. E. K. DePuy and others.
reeitations aad music by Comrade Faulkner.
Z. L. Haas. James W. Pearson. Mr. Black
and Others. followed by refreshments.
Analostan Council. No. 275, Royal Area
num- at its regular meeting Friday evening
/ last installed the following officers: Regent,
! B. A. Bean; vice regent, Rosenthal; sitting
/ past regent. A. II. Fiegenbaum: secretary. E.
] a bOOuHll- SOi3tGicI. y. IlONns LIedS-
urer, j. B. Morton; orator, G.. NJ. Copenbaver;
/ chaplain, B. J. Moses; guide, w. @. Spots
wood: warden, J. S. Pollock, and sentry, II.
/ Z. Anderson.
At the regular session OF Columbia Lodge,
/ No 397. Sons of ST. George, at 425 Twelfth
street northwest, the following officers were
/ duly installed by District Deputy Worthy
/ Grand President James Stevens to serve for
1 the ensuing term; Worthy past president,
John ii. Foster; worthy president, John t.
! Hunt; worthy vice president. Thomas r.
Jones: worthy secretary, George Pratchett;
worthy treasurer. William Townsend; worthy
messenger. Albert Lawrence; worthy assistant
messenger. James Dixon; worthy assistant
/ secretary, John j. TAYLOR: inside guard, Fred
I Canes: outside guard, Sam Cole, and chap
/ lain. William Hanks
At the regular meeting of 1akoma Lodge,
! No. "a, I. 90. F.. held recently the follow
ing officers elected at the previous meeting,
December q. were installed for the ensuing
term, viz: John B. Kinnear, n. c.; William
! w. Cox.V. c.; H. S. Petty, r. s.; W J.
4 Tucker. p. S.;TsF. Wills, treasurer; G. N.
Heaton, ir., r. S. n. G.; NJ. r, Martin. L. S.
! n. g.: Fl L. Dudley, warden: II. Elbert War
ren, chaplain: f. w. Longiey. r. S. s.; J. J.
/ AtwelisL. S. S., Isaac Emerson. II. S. Y. G.
/ George Parkins, /. S. ". G.. Brothers Z. T.
/ Morris and G. f. Harris, respectively i. G
( and o. G., being absent, were not installed.
! c. NJ. Heaton, ir., has been reelected trustee
] for the term ofthree years.
The following are the names of the INSTALL
/ ing officers, viz: P. G. NJ. c. B. r. Colledge
acting grand master: Past Grand Ebene-
yer Ellis, acting grand warden; Past Grand
F. j. Wood, acting grand secretary; Pas;
Grand Charles Emme, acting grand treas.
urer, and Past Grand John ]. Brown, acting
grand marshal.
AT the close of the installation ceremonies
Acting Grand Master Colledge made a very
earnest and practical address.
The following are the names of the CON-
mittee appointed to formulate plans by which
! the anniversary of the institution of the
lodge. the 26th instant. may be suitably COM
memorated on the 25th instant: P e., J. h
Van Houten. ii. Elbert Warren; V. g., ". W.
! Cox, Isaac Emerson, and N. G.. ]. B. Kin.
near.
Officers Of America Castle, No. 8. K. G. E.,
| for the current term have been installed as
| follows: P. c., William g. Zimmerman; N.
c.. Samuel Robey; V. c.. John Offutt; H. P.
John Shoemaker; V. H.. A. Childs; 5. H.
Herman Denham; M. of r.. J. H. Thompson
c. of E., Samuel Wilson; X. of E., P. B. OF.
terback; w. c.. George Denham; Ensign
William Ward, and S. g., ]. T. Robey.
Ebbitt House Barber Shop Sold-Roberi
| Wilson, by bill of sale made December 2.
and filed yesterday, sold to Kingston G.
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