The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-05
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Fourth Anniversary Of Roaring Brook
Couclave Improved order Of llepsa'
sophs Celebrated at storr's Hall

Roaring Brook cOnclave, No. PA, Inn
proved Order of HeptasOphs, celebrat-
ed their fourth anniversary at Storrs
hall last evening in sumptuous style
The conclave was organized on Jan. 20.
1892, and now II is one of the most flour
ishing in the city with a membership of
seventy-five. The installation of the
newly elected officers was the first
thing done. District Deputy Supreme
Archon C. G. Boland conducted the eX-
ercises. The officers are as follows:
Archon, A. A. Mosely: provost. Peter
J. Ref; prelate, d. w. Humphrey: sec
retary. NJ. ]. Biglin: financier, r. NJ.
Heany: treasurer, George Fra6ie: m
spector, Christ ROrick; warder, Stephen
Gavan: sentinel. Thomas Grifiths;
trustees, C. c. Donovan. Thomas H.
Spruks and d. w. Humphrey.
After the installation the hall was
thrown oDen and visiting members
from other conclaves were welcomed.
Caterer Joseph Weber provided a
spread that was enjoyed In an informal
manner and the spirit OF sociability
and fraternity was the leading senti-
ment. The names OF those present are:
Louis Schantz. James Hawk, Victor
Sartor A. Mcdonnell. Joseph Rosar,
S. c. Stelle. Fred Wagner. j. j. Brune.
w. p. Boland. John Westpfahl. T. Ian
dau. NJ. ]. Ruddy. Charles Lengler, +.
H. spruks. W. J. Femme Joseph r. Silk-
man, c. c. Donovan, Edward kneller.
Peter Robling, jr., G. A. Miller, Mark
Timlin, John J. Sweeney. Benjamin
Sanford, John Kramer. NJ. McGrail.
Louis Schwass, John Metzhizer, George
Frable, Edwin Frable, John Berghaus-
er. w. A. Lesh, George Fasshold. Christ
Rorick, John f. Evans, Of Roaring
Brook conclave: Charles Potter. John
G.. Hill. Fred Hatch. Joseph Silkman
Doh ~. nf prnvi1anen NJ
clave; ]. Elliot Ross. Otto Deubler. Geo.
+. Weeks. Byron Peet. w. f. Femme,
]. s. Miller, George norick, George IL.
Scott Richard F. Kelley and +. II.
| House, Of Scranton conclave; Nj. r..
Sanders. NJ. NJ. Bennett, Henry Heis
and J. w. Pentecost. of Green Ridge
conclave. .
Master of Ceremonies p j. Hickey at
$50 engaged the attention of his FELLOW
Heptasophs with a brief introductory
speech. announcing that the Lieder-
kranz Either club would favor with
| march dedicated to the HeptaSopns
The selection was well rendered and
was received with great applause. the
members Of the club are Professor Rob,
ert Friedrich. William TANNER, kidward
Hoffman and Fred j. Widmayer Dur
ing the exercises the club rendered sew
eral selections in their talented style.
| District Deputy Supreme ArchOn Z
G. Boland was introduced as the one to
welcome the guests and he did II In his
graceful and eloquent way. He was
| followed by M. T.. Sanders. whose sub
ject was a general one, principally or
the good of the order. He gave a most
entertaining address and received much
applause j. Elliot Ross spoke on the
origin of the order. and 1t Is needless
to add that the subject was well put
forth by him. Fred Wagner, or the
Wochenblatt, and George F. Weeks. OF
the Industrial News. responded to tht
Press" and they performed the duty
allotted to them gracefully. w. j
Femme spoke on Membership" and j
r. Sikman on Hospitality" In eloquent
language.
The Mozart Quartette club consistint
of Karl r. Saft. George Fassho!d. X
c. Shaffer, c. Storr. jr.. Vincent Bluege
John Butterman. Jacob Schriver, r. }
Hickey, w. j. Smith, John Millberger
Edmund Robinson, Albert Gutheinz
John +. Golden and John ]. Mcdonnell
sang number Of glees during the cele
bration.