Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-01-11
NICE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Albuquerque Camp Of the wcodmeu
OF the World.
PUBLIC INSTALLATION

/ Last night the Muudmpu IT the Nufl
were out With their axes. aud they. Will
many invited friends. held forth IN fuy al
style nj the knights NJ pythias hall uil
told avenue.
/ II was n public installation ~ the new
officers elected at n recent meeting aud
besides the committees had arranged n
musical program In connection Herewith
aud supper with which ~ top IN the
evenings enjo,mcnt
Promptly nj u'cluck u number " the
seats being occupied hS the IN, tied guests
| they wef" all occupied later On II Ruppr
consul commander, rapIed fuT order after
which h. delivered MI address ~ welcome
aud gave very careful and minute out.
line ~ the rules, regulations aiIi h"nriit-
~ the NWNlmrn ~ the World
After his address. the guests were treat.
ri IL some line music from Mr. kupp. un
the bass fiddle; Jas. DrNlnr, un the Niulin,
VIII lIevine, on the cOrnet, and Miss llaw.
th0rnc On the organ
Al this junctufe the newt, elected con
sui commander. John bunahur, appeared
! aud tI,k his seat un thu platform along.
side ~ Clerk v. II. H. Allison.
Consul Commander kuppc then H..
lulrsted the new officers a. form uaCir.
Gle around the stump. which, with au
axe hca,rl into the wWd. -t~rd IN front
1t the platform ~ the consul command.
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The impressive ceremony ul iu.luA
ton then uprk place. the rituals aud
duties ~ the RESPECTIVE utlcrt- hIug
read H. them by Ia" retiring consul rum
naudrr, who al~, presented each With the
jewel ~ his office. lhr following were
installed
CONSUL commander john hnahmr.
Advisory lieutenant + \ Hopping.
Banker Jacob Fleming
tlctk-N. II. II. Allison.
Escort Roy r.. rowrll-.
Managers George r.. prnu, ami r =.
I cummings.
lamp phi stefan " g. lIop,.
srutty Jacob Stlrfkrl
Natrhman Ju-. II. Barrett.
The new officers were then intrEIurrd.
wh"rrupun Consul Commander John Ion
ahur, Ia n frw appropriate words. thanked
III" SnN"rrign- II the albuquerque Camp
fur comforting upon him such u great
honor ~ their consul commander and
that hr hoped H. merit their confidence
the membership II thv raInp one hundred
~ more during this year. lie al-n stated
that II" Wa u NWdman for riS years. aud
ior thitt! wears "a member ~ other ~.
cIrt snCirtir~. but his choice II all was
IL" MWsinmn ~ the world. IT, remarks
were received with applause.
lh" guests wVr" then treated tu some
tine music 10y the Mandolin cluh Nrssr-.
lhCIltI. tuIuult'TS and BullATd
tl"fk Allison stepped H. the STUMP"
and announced that an epis,Hlc was Abuut
Ia take place which was not un the pTu.
gram. aud called f"r Past commander
ltuppr. when Nj kupp" Appeared, CLERK
Allison began u pretty little speech, com.
phu"ntiug Mr, Ruppr Tor the interest h'
hal taken III the camp, aud how hr had
worked wien II WAS un the verge II dis
solution. e. hold the members together.
lie then bestowed upon Mr.. RupIe the
rmhl"m III his ollie" aprrtt, badge. with
the following words engraved upon the
smHih side II the badge:
Albuquerque camp, No. /, M"Simen
~ the World Presented Ia Past Consul
COMMANDER H. Rupp". ~ u token uf love
for HIM ~ an officer aud n man 10y mem.
hers ~ the Camp. Jan, !. $50"
Mr. kup!". after recovering from his
surprise, stated that h. had gone through
many hardship~ and fluctuations. hut this
was III" first uccasinnrScrpt nn III" death
~ his father, that tears came Ia his eyes.
lie. hnwr,rr. through Snis thanked the
lnr nl"rs oi the camp Tor the jewel ~ his
office
The lr,inr brothers. Mr.. Ruppe and
Miss llanihornr favored the gurSts with
more music.
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