Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-05
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
New Leaders of Several Organizations
Authorized to Act.

The officers of the General VIM. F. Barry
Garrison, No. 1876, and the Admiral David
D. Porter Garrison No. %, respectively, of
the Regular Army ard Navy Union, were
installed at Stanley Hall, Soldiers Home,
last evening, follows
Admiral David d. Porter Garrison: James
F. Campbell, commander; George Summers.
S. V. c.; DR.. Thacker E. Lee j. V. c.; DIR.
w. e. Mansfield, adjutant; DR.. Michael
SamuelSberger, paymaster; Captain j. ID.
Rhodes, quartermaster; William Paddock,
officer of the day: Joseph Kohn. officer of
the watch; George H. Hayre, officer of the
guard; John Ash, chaplain; executive coun-
Gill; William III. Coulter and DIR. T. E. Lee.
General William F. Barry Garrison:
Michael j. Hackett, commander; Louis Lee
may, 5. V. c.; w. L. Kerns, J. V. c.; John
SZekely, adJutant commander; Johann Han
son, p2ymaster and acting quartermaster;
Nicholas Fitzgerald, officer of the day; Val
entine Fortiner, officer of the watch: AL
pert bergman, officer of the guard; Will
liam Turner, chaplain; executive council
timothy b. Leblanc, John Streib and Thos
Delaney The installation was conducted
by ASSISTANT Inspector General John Brock
man, assisted by Comrade Charles J. Lind
qulst OF the General William F. Barry Gar
rlSon During the evening a sword was
presented to Michael J. Hackett by DIR. T
f. Lee, on behalf of the different garrisons
OF the city.
After the exercises dancing was enjoyed
and refreshments were served.
Inc o1hcers of Lafayette Post, No. 90
". A h, and Lafayette Women's Relief
Corps, were installed last evening at Post
Hail, 5l3 9th street, by George H. Slay-
bauSh, installing officer. as follows: r. NJ
Iaihoun. commander; Brlscoe Goodhart,
senior wee commander; DR.. Jacob W. Abel,
junior vice commander; ]. G.. Bradshaw
chaplain; Hugh w. Burns officer of the
day; Robert Sims, officer of the guard; Cas-
per a. Weber surgeon; Dr. Lawrence Will
son, quartermaster; Charles L. Benjamin,
adJutant; W. w. Chambers, quartermaster
sergeant.
The officers of the Relief Corps We're in
stalled by Mrs. Amos NJ Peck, as follows:
president, Mary Manzam; senior vice presi-
gent, Nlna NJ. Calhoun; junior vice presi-
Gent, Miss Carrie Brookfield; chaplain
Mary Fletcher; treasurer. Georgia D. Van
fleet; conductor, Kate Harris; assistant
cohductor Mary Sullivan; secretary, Mary
de Meza; guard, Jane Brideham: assistant
guard, Marion Gregory The evenings en-
tertainment closed with song and recita-
Iions by Miss Edna Bishop, Mrs. Merry
M Nancy haywood, Miss Corrine Hay, Miss
Minnie Butler, Miss Birdie Wilson and re-
marks by George H. Slabaugb. William H
Michael and Daniel Grosven0r
deputy Grand Chancellor Geo. w. BAN
ma N tuesday. January 3. 1899, installed
the officers of Myrtle Lodge No 81 K If
F. for the ensuing term as follows. chan
cellor commander, Percy l.. Moore: vice
chancellor, H w. Marks: prelate, IT. r
-, f master OF work, }. w. Childs: mas
Ter OF hnancc, f. NJ. Stromberger: master
OF exchequer, S. w. Edmunds: keeper of
records and seal, F. B. Crown: master-at-
arms. T. A. Bynum; inner guard. ". L.
9fhklhs; outer guard, D. Y. Wood: trustee
NJ, =. thompson; representatives to Grand
Lodge Chas- L. Brooks, Frank b. Crown,
sam. w. Edmunds. H. E Smith and NJ. c,
thompson; representative to relief bureau.
j. Walker. ~''N'
At the conclusion of the installation T. A
Bynum, on behalf of the members of the
lodge, expressed appreciation of the noble
quantities possessed by the retiring chancel-
ior commander. Sol. Meyer and in the name
OF the lodge presented him with a handsome
past chancellor's jewel