The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-07
LODGE AND SOCIETY NOTES.
DAVENPORT COUNCIL, R. A.


 Davenport council, Royal Arcanum, had one of the largest audiences of the year at their meeting in the Courier building last night 1t was the occa- sion of the installation of their newly elected officers D. D. s. R., William r. Hoyt of South Norwalk was the install ing officer. He was assisted by William P. Randall of the same city. The off, cers are: Regent, s. c. Fleetwood; vice regent, w. H. Elliott; orator, J. Cous- ins; past regent, c. H. Knox; secretary, J. J. Snavely; collector J. s. Johnson; treasurer George B. Jones; chaplain, B. J. Watson; guide, c, A. c. Kelly; warden, Thomas Savard; sentry, c. N. Floyd. An elegant banquet followed the installation ceremonies. It was serv- ed by Stewart, the caterer.
 Remarks were made by Supreme Rep- resentative John Macrille; P. s. R., w. s. Cunning; D. D. G., R. Hoyt; D. D. G., G. Hoyt, and others. Many visitors were present from all the councils in New Haven, and from Seaside and Gill more of Bridgeport. At the close some members got slightly mixed concerning which hat belonged to him and took Brother Rays head piece.
 GERMANIA LODGE.
 Last night Germania lodge, No. IS, I. o. o. F., installed it's recently elected officers. The district deputy of Merden was the installing officer. The annual banquet followed.
 GOLDEN RULE ENCANIPMENT. John Reed, district deputy grand pat riagch, installed the officers of Golden Rule encampment, No. 4, of the Odd Fellows, last night.
 HILLHOUSE COUNCIL, R. A. The officers of Hillhouse council, Roy al Arcanum, were last night installed by the past collector of Live Oak lodge. SAN SALVADOR COUNCIL, K. OF c. At regular meeting of San Salvador council, No. 1, Knights of Columbus, last night, it was decided to have a public installation of it's newly elected officers on the night of February g. This date being the sixteenth anniversary | of the founding of the order, fine ban quet will be served after the installation | ceremonies. The officers elected are G.. | K, Francis J. Carlin; D. G. K, D. w.. | Brennan; R. S.,J. B. Kirby; F. S., Peter Carberry; T., William Keene; C., J. J. | Mccormick; w., Randall A. Shields; I. G., J. E. Murphy; o. G., Peter Clancy; l A., c. T. Dust; physician, Dr T. M. | Cahill; lecturer, Daniel Carwell; chap lain, Rev. J. E. Cartier; trustees, M. E. | Tracy, D. w. Brennan, James E. Mur- phy, J. J. Carroll, R. A. Shields.
 GENERAL A. H, TERRY COMMAND, U. V. U.
 | The officers of General A. H. Terry i command, No. Union Veterans Union, were last night installed by Assistant | Adjutant General Russell of South Nor l walk. After these ceremonies the off, cers of the Woman's $ Relief corps were installed by Mrs. Kate Bradley, deputy installing officer of the w. R. c. A fine supper followed. The officers of Gen. | eral Terry command are: Colonel T. | Whittlesey; lieutenant colonel, James Caffrey; major, David Benjamin; sur geon, Thomas Hayward; chaplain, Will liam Lee; quartermaster, f. s. Phelps; adjutant, Linden Eckert; sergeant ma | jor J. Weaver; quartermaster ser | geant, William c. Dewey; drum major, M. T. Wilson; color bearer, Stephen Lang; inside guard, William Holmes; outside guard, P. H. Flood.
 Among those present from out of the city were: Department general James " Hommidieu, South Norwalk; judge advocate, James Boardman, Shelton; e-de-camp, William Bemis of Shel- ton; George Cleveland of Meriden. l LUXEMBURG CASTLE, K. G. E.
 The officers of Luxemburg castle, No. 1, K. c. E., were last night installed by D. G. C., Fred Hesse, and delega- tion of past chiefs of Crusade castle No. 3, K. G. F., a smoker followed.
 THEODORE COUNCIL, F. OF A.
 In their hall in the Courier building last night Theodore circle, No. 30, F. of A., held regular meeting at which time their officers were installed by Hulda Peck. A feast and general good time followed.