The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-01-13
LODGE AND SOCIETY NOTES.

Live Oak council. No 1927. Royal Ar
 canum, had a grand installation at A
 o. U. w. hall last night. The cere. mony was in charge of District Deputy Grand Regent A. H. Wilcox, who is the general secretary of the Y. M c. A. al Torrngton. A large delegation from
 the Alfred H. Hall council of Merider was present. After the exercises, a banquet was served and enthusiastic speeches made by the distinguished guests and members present.
 Germania lodge. l. O. o. F., met last night in Odd Fellows hall on Crown street. Two candidates were initiated Fred Reisinger and Charles Bastian The regular business was transacted by large attendance of members. The meeting wound up with speeches and i refreshments. ! Captain A. B. Smith of the Blues put his company through snappy drill last night. -
 New Haven lodge of Elks held it's regular rehearsal last night in the In- surance building. Professor George At water has charge of the forming of the minstrel troupe, which will perform at the Hyperion January S1. The rehear- sal last night was well attended and very successful.
 Harmony division, No. B. Sons of Temperance held it's regular meeting last night and initiated three candi- dates. There was an attendance of about thirty.
 Steuben ledge, Knights of Honor, held it's installation ceremony last night in Turn hall. Grand Dictator Joseph l.. 1 Barrett of Ansonia was present and made speech commenting the organi- zation on its good standing. G. V. D.. Fred G. Hawley of Danbury installed the officers, as follows:
 Ernest Kannegie esser, dictator, George Miller, vice dictator; Fred G. Beck, assistant dictator; Alfred Parlow. finan- cial reporter: J. ?. Dejon, reporter; William Frohlich, treasurer; George Beck. sentinel; H. P. spiegel guide; H. Kohler. outer guard; Fred D. Grave, Otto H. Wall and Ad. Esele, trustees; Charles R. Spiegel, representative to Grand lod~e.
 About fifty of the members of the or ganizaticn were present The anniver- sary of Steuben lodge will take place February 15 at Harugari hall After the regular meeting adjourned large number of the members remained at the hall to bowl in the alleys in the base ment ard have social time.
 Olive lodge, F. and A. M., installed it's officers last night in the Masonic hall at Westville. Grand Secretary Barlow waG in charge.
 The annual installation of officers of Elizabeth conelayt', No. 9 F. of A, cc- cured last night. There was a very large attendance and the meeting was very much enjoyed. The installing off, cer was Sub Grand Master Charles Ge'der. After the ceremonies fine lunch was served, to which all did ann pie justice. Emil Adlers orchestra played several, selections. Of those present were Grand Secretary Hiller- man of Bridgeport, Grand Treasurer Charles Hillman, Grand Chancellor Ed ward Cromer, Grand Provost G. Bauroth The officers installed were: Past Master Mrs. Margaret Weppersall, Overmaster Mrs Elizabeth Pfannebeck- CT, Councillor Mrs. H. Bollensenger Provost M. Crigum, Secretary Mrs. Mary Haut, Treasurer Mrs, R. Wagner, Herald Mrs. M. Shiffledecker, Inspector Mrs. M. Wayler, Inside Guard Mrs. Theresa Menzies. Outside Guard Mrs. Louise Freiss Trustees Mrs. Caroline Maier, Mrs Anna Schaeffer, and Mrs. M. Weppersall. A fine quilt was award ed Mrs. Dillman.