The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-26
IN FRATERNAL CIRCLES.


Past Grand Regent III. M. Harrington
of Seaside council of Bridgeport will
make an official visit to Philip II. sher-
idan council No. 1867, Royal Arcanum,
of this city, this evening. A. large at
| tendance is anticipated to give him Il
royal greeting.
Yale conclave, No. pa, Improved Or
der of Heptasophs, will have an enter
tainment and installation of officers
Friday night in the lodge room at 95
| Crown street, to celebrate it's sixth an
niversary. District Deputy Southworth
| will conduct the installation and a col
lation will be served.
Leopold Besser, NJ S, Wadham and
f. P. Cafferty have been appointed a
special committee who will have charge
Of the functions
General David Humphreys branch,
Connecticut Sons of the American Rev.
olution, will hold q special meeting at
the Foot Guard armory Thursday even
ing. There will be a short business ses-
sion, after which Colonel N. G. Osborn
will read a paper on 1.-THE War With
Spain and It's Results
The annual election of officers of the
Active Firemen's association Of the New
Haven fire department. will be held to-
day. The candidates for president are
j. r. James, Augustus Longstein, and
j. f. Griffin. For vice president there
are William Jackson, who is one of the
veteran drivers in the department and
stationed at present at No. SIS house on
Edwards street; Howard Morton, Fred
erick B. Hoyt and James Webster.
There are three candidates for the sec
retaryhip, Isaac Isaacs, Fred Hoyt
and j. E. James.
New Haven association No. 2, S. E.,
will give ball at the Young Mems
Republican club hall, February 20.
New Haven Rebeckah lodge, No. 3,
installed it's newly elected officers last
evening. District Deputy Mrs Jennie
Sparks of Fair Haven acted as INSTALL
ing officer. The officers installed were:
Noble grand, Mrs. Jennie Steets vice
grand, Mrs. May Christie: recording
secretary, Mrs. Laura F. Beebe; finan-
cial secretary, Mrs. Kate P. Bristol;
treasurer, Miss Helen B. Johnson. The
appointed officers are: Warden, Mrs.
Lizzie Pyle: conductor, Mrs. Fannie
Doble; outside guardian, s. S. Terry;
inside guardian, Mrs. Inez Lyman: O.
S. N. G., Mrs. May Jacobs; L. S. N. G.,
Mrs Annie Marten: r. S. B. G., Mrs.
Kate Hannaford: L. S. B. G., Mrs. l..
MacFarland; chaplain, Miss Mile
Brooks A past noble grand's regalia
was presented to Mrs. Eta c. Adams. |
After the installation ceremonies a
banquet was given at which the new |
officers presided.
Rathbone lodge, No. 1, Knights of
Pythias, held it's regular meeting last
evening.
Elm City Catholic Benevolent associa-
ton held it's regular meeting last even
ing. One candidate was initiated and |
five applications for membership were
received
Commonwealth lodge, No. 50, A. Q. u.
W., installed their newly elected OFF,
GERS last evening as follows: Past mas
ter workman, r. f. Greene; master
workman, F. r. Cornell: foreman,
Thomas G. Landy; overseer, Lewis
guide, Fred w Chadeayne;
inside Waterman, Thomas Faulkner;
outside Waterman, Matthew WEIGH.
District deputies from all the lodges
were present. District Deputy circuit
acted as installing officer. At the con-
clusion of the installation ceremonies a
literary and musical programme was
given as follows: Solo, Charles McCar-
.hy; recitation, Lewis Jones; song, John
Riley; solo, Charles Berger; song, Lew
S Bradley. A banquet was served at
he conclusion of the ceremonies after
which a smoker was enjoyed by the
members.
City lodge, No. SO, I. Q. 0. F., worked
he third degree on three candidates
asst evening.
Pioneer council, u. o. A. M, held it's
Had