The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-01-16
MORE INSTALLATIONS.
Lodges and Clubs Actively En-
gagged in Bringing New
Officers to the Front.

Wihlemena Lodge No. 16S, K. and L. of
H., last evening installed the following
officers at Franck's Hall:-Past Protec-
tor, F. Member; Protector. George Bech-
oldt; Vice Protector, Mrs. Heisinger; Re
cording Secretary, Henry Feibei; Finan-
cial Secretary for the sixteenth year, ex-
Sergeant Henry Wilscheusen; Treasurer,
G. H. Gartmann: Chaplain, Mrs. Feibel;
Guide, Mrs. Link; Inside Guardian. Mrs.
Schmitt; Outside Guardian, Mrs. Chas.
Muller.
District Deputy Grand Protector Busch
was the installing officer, and delegations
were present from the following lodges:
Hudson, Webster. Eagle, Central, Column
bia, Bergen, Lady Auerbach, De Forest
F.. Lozier, Teutonia and Schiller. Messrs.
Gehrhardt and Gartmann and Mrs. While
NINA I.uhman were chosen representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge After the in
stallation the company adjourned to
Prohls Hall, where refreshments were
served and a merry time was had.
st. Aloysus Branch, No. 1874, Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent Association held its
annual election and installation of officers
The follow ing officers We're installed by
Supreme Treasurer Mrs. McGuirk, of
Brooklyn: Mrs. K. McCartan,/ President;
Mrs. Conrad, Vice President; Mrs. Quinn,
Second Vice President; Miss Kate Kelly,
Recording Secretary; Mrs. V. Wachter, FL
nancial Secretary; Miss Sherlock, Theas-
urer.
Mrs. McCartan was presented with a
handsome piece of flowers in the shape
of a horseshoe. Refreshments were
served by Morrow & Day. Addresses were
made and ~recitations given by several of
the members.
Mrs. Seymour President of st. Mary's
Branch, of Hoboken, with the officers of
the council and several members, paid st.
Aloysus Branch a friendly visit and ex-
pressed themselves as highly pleased at
their reception.
The Officers for the coming years of
.Our Union are: Eugene Csccarelli, Pres
ident; G.. F. Meehan, Vice President; Otto
Bauer, Treasurer; S. F. Meehan. Secretary
and G. A. Balmes, Editor. The ~headquart-
ers Of the clu are on Central avenue,
near Grifiths street.
The new officers of the franklin So
cial Club are: Emil Keim, President;
z 5a 4,,ss, B9 gaanc yaoe s eEesIasgt' e Robers
Treasurer and Edward HRlschuk, Ser
geant-at-Amns. Following he election a
Publication was enjoyed at the CLUBS
The recently elected officers of Leasing
Council, No. sss. H. L.: of H. of Hoboken,
were installed last night. Grand Secre-
oflcers are:-Past Commander, Robert c.
RI. Raheff; Commander, H. Brown; Vice
Commander, j.. Schwartz; Orator, F. Con-
rad; Secretary, A. Scheller; Collector,
Hy. Heymann, Treasurer. Chas. Guenth-
er: Guide. H. Hearn; Chaplain, Miss Fen
ton; Warden. II. Kaufmann; and Sentry.
John Schneider.
Castle Point Circle, No. Is, C.sof r.,
OF Hoboken, last night installed officers.
After the ceremonies a supper and inn
promptu dance was enjoyed.
Assembly No. $500, Damrosch Musical
Union, met last evening and elected the
following officers:-Philip l.. Anon, N.
"; Salem r. Davis, w. E. o. Il. Stucke,
Secretary; G. Nietzger, Financial Secre-
tary; H. Walters, Treasurer, and George
II. Jpnker, G. Schlund and L. Schaefer,
Trustees.