The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-02-01

posing the larger part Of the musi-
cal and literary portion of the pro-
gram that was booked to follow the
installation. Shortly after seven
o'clock, when the hall was almost
packed with humanity, through the
special work of Mesdames E. D.
House, Robt. Steele and T. J.
freadwell, with other ladies', su-
perb supper was served on table
extending clear across the north
side Of the building. The bill of
fare was choice in delicacies
and solids, and the'table chairs were
occupied and the stock replenished
four different times before the i'm
mense crowd was all cared for, so
far as the inner wants of man were
concerned. To do this, required
the attention of a corps of walters
who volunteered for the occasion.
While the last three tables were
going through their transitory
stages the Foresters, nearly all of
whom had been cared for at the first
table, adjourned to Court 'Delhi's
hall, wherea number of the uninitiat-
ed members of Court Redwood were
given thorough log-rollings, much
to the amusement of those who had
already passed through the sport.
On returning to the hall order was
raped for, and with Miss Hilma
Borg at the organ; the Foresters
Ode was sung. Then came the in
stallation of officers, T. J. Treadwell
acting as installing officer and Geo.
M. Browne acting as marshal for
the occasion. The regular form of
Foresters installation was used.
The followingohicers were installed:
COURT DELHI.
Court Deputy-A. D. Mclean.
Chief Ranger-John L. Borg.
Vice Ranger-James A. Johnson.
Physician-Dr. H. E. Schlegel.
Financial Secretary-D. Mclean.
Recording Secretary-Wm. Steele.
Treasurer-R. G.. Rogers.
Senior Woodward-Rob' t Steele.
Junior Woodward j A Layers
from.
Senior Beadle n G Engerman.
! Junior .BeadleM Mel Lean.
Chaplain-D McNaughton.
COURT REDWOOD.
Court Deputy-S o Mason.
Chief Ranger-G c Engerman.
Vice Ranger-C V Everett.
Physician-H E Schlegel.
Financial Secretary-FHClayson.
Recording Secretary-F W Birch.
Treasurer-eA E King.
Senior Woodward-J Anderson.
Junior Woodward-J B Whittett.
Senior Beadle-C D Thompson.
Junior Beadle-
Chaplain-W J Johnson.
George Leslie of Court Delhi and
John Clark, Jr., of Court Redwood,
were installed as junior past chief
rangers.
At the conclusion eff the installa-
tion came the literary and musi-
cal program, extending late into the
night. Throughout the whole Miss
Mabel Mckay of this city presided
at the organ. The first selection
was song, Forest Glee," by the
Misses Dorothy Clayson, Ethel
King and Grace Ferris. The Sec
ond number was an able address on
life insurance features by A M Gull
lette of the Delhi schools. The
third was a song, ''Oh, My Redeem
er," by the Misses Anderson. The
fourth was recitation by Miss Err
ma Houghmaster, Seeing Things
at Night, . and the little miss ac-
Quilted herself with such credit that
she was obliged to respond to a
hearty encore. The fifth was aduet
by the Misses Clayson and King,
the sixth paper on the Order of
Foresters,' by George Browne,
who brought out the many benefi-
cial points of the order in aconvinc-
ing manner. The seventh was a
solo by Miss King, and the eighth
was recitation, 's'The Blue and
the Gray by J. Winfred Chadder-