Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-17
UNDER NEW LEADERS.
Local Social and Frnternal Societies
Choose Officers.

Choose Officers.
The following officers were Installed by
G. w. Hall, orator. at the meeting of the
Sons and Daughters OF Maine SATURDAY
evening: Pitman Pulsifer president: John
b. Cotton, first vice presid ent; O. II. Briggs
second vice PRESIDENT Mrs. c. W. Hall
third vice president c. f. Crowell. record
ing and financial secretary: Waiter Hig-
gins, treasurer. An executive board of six
teen was chosen. There was an interesting
entertainment, consisting of a vocal solo
by II. NJ. Lord: piano solo. by Mrs. Red
dinSton, and recitations by NJ. +. O'DonoC-
hue and Mrs. Stetson. Supper was served
by the ladies'. the arrangements being in
charge of Mrs. Judge R,xford.
The ofiicers-elect of Columbia Lodge, No.
!, A. O. l. W., were installed recently by
5. w. Smith. deputy grand master work
man. Tie officers installed for the current
year We're: J. ID. Wilson, master work
man; Chas. K Torbert, z. NJ. workman:
Abram Frey, foreman: J. T. Sexton. over
seer; S. w. Smith, recorder: F. A St
Clair. fnancier; r. D. Crupper, receiver:
Louis Hartig, L. c.: J. c. Williamson. O. G..
No. l. Ladies of the Maccabee held Tues
day, January II. the following officers were
installed by Ida j. MAXWELL Commander
Minnie NJ. Shoemaker; lieutenant comman-
Ger, Nellie A. Rowe; record keeper, DR..
Edlth Jewell; finance keeper, Lille f.
Hayes; chaplain, Ella NJ. Wallace; mis-
IRE ss-at-arms, Annie a. Mickle; sergeant
iIiiZabeth Jester: sentinel, Abbie Swank !;
picket. Clara J. Moore.
Manor House Chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, elected the following
oflloers at the Riggs House Wednesday:
Mrs. NJ. a. Ballinger. regent; Mrs. George
ii. Corey, vice regent; Mrs. *. H. Lyman
recording secretary; Mrs Keith Edwards,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Anne Greene,
historian; Mrs. A. ii. Van Dusen. treas
urer; Miss Miriam Ballinger, register pro
TEN.
Harbor. No 81, the American Association
of Masters and Pilots of Steam Vessels at
the last regular voyage Friday evening
elected the following officers for the pres
ent year: Captain of the harbor Capt. Geo
NJ Rowe; Capt. H. s. Randall, first pilot;
Capt. J. r. Sutton, second pilot; Capt. John
A. Eeacham, delegate TO the Grand Harbor
Syracusians Lodge, No. 10, X. of P, has
chosen the following officers for the ensu-
ing term: c. c., Jacob Nussbaum; V. c..
NJ. l.. Collard: prelate. VIM. II. Hines; K
of r. and s.. D. c. Chidress: NJ. of F., d.
N. Hoover; NJ. of E., A. T. Bache; Mat A.
J. Robinson; l. G., A. +. L. Reese; o. c..
l.. B. Nye: Grand Lodge representatives.
A. Z. l.. Reese. Jos. Reilly, j. Humphrey
Jas. G. Mcqueen and James Williams; rep
resentative to bureau of relief, Jos. Reilly
representatives to committee of forty-five,
Andrew Kahlert, JOS. Reilly and J. Hum
phrey; trustees, A. T.. l.. Reese, ]. Hum
phrey and Jas. G. Mcqueen.
At a meeting of Nelson Company No. ..
Uniform Rank knights Of Pythias. held
Thursday evening, January IL. the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: Captain, John H. Mills; first Eeuten-
ant. John w. Hardell: second lieutenant
John A. Walker: recorder, Thomas Adams;
treasurer, Robert c. Hardell. This COM
pany meets for drill every Thursday and
has decided to visit Indianapolis next Au-
gust. The members declare it to be their
purpose to bring home to the mother do
main one of the prizes.
At the last meeting of the Merchant
Tailors Exchange of this city the following
officers were elected to serve the ensuing
year: Geo. T. Wood. president; W. II.
Cranstony vice president: E. H. Snyder,
treasurer. The following delegates were
elected to the national convention to be
held at Richmond. Va, In February next:
Geo. T. Wood, Owen Owen, F. c. Losano;
alternates. ]. A. Griesbauer, J. F. Harlan,
w. H. Cranston.