The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-29
OFFICERS ELECTED.


 The following elections have just beer
 reported
 Harmony Lodge, No. 5, l. o. o, F.
 l.. R. Bryan, noble grand; F. w. Rola-
 son, vice grand; George N, Moses, sec I retary; John B. Clemmons, treasurer. The installation will take place on Tuesday, January P and will be fol- lowed by banquet.
 Earl Lodge, No. 3, K. of Pc. C., c. F. Levere; M. of w., $. l.. Doble; ". C., John Schaffer; prelate, o. S. Guile; K. R. S., r. W. Dawess; M. of F., Thomas Booth; M. of F., William Cur tis; M. of A, D. R. Hess M. G., B. c. 1 Dlckerman; organist, M. F. Walker. On next Tuesday night, January 2, | the above officers and the officers of Sheffield Lodge, No. g. will be installed at joint meeting. A banquet will fol low the ceremony.
 Court Farnum, No. 31, F. of A.Chief ranger, Thomas J. Dorsey; sub-chief ranger, J. J. Stamford; recording sec retary, George s. Abbott; financial sec retary, J. l.. Roach treasurer, George Stanford; senior woodward, Patrick Mulligan; junior woodward, Patrick Quinn; senior beadle, A. St. Jacobs; junior beadle, Charles Mclaughlin; physician, w. J. Sheahan; drugg st, T. J. Lynch and w. P. Keegan Instala- ton January 9.
 Sheridan Council R. A.-Regent, F. J. Carlin; vice regent Maurice F. Lynch; orator, w. L. Green; past re- gent, c. H. Boylan; secretary, Francis J. Taylor; collector, w. Fl, Pickett; treasurer. P. H. Cosgrove; chaplain, M. F. O'Connor; guide, c. P. Coyle; war den, Francis McGowan; sentry, J. F. Rice; trustee for three years, w. J. O'Keefe; representative, F. J. Carlin; alternate, P. H. Cosgrove. Two were initiated. A committee was appointed to prepare for the installation and ban quet on January g. The grand officers will attend the affair and initiate four candidates.
 New Haven Association, No. 2, N. A. $. E.-President, J. Maroney; vice pres ,ident. H. J. Rathgeber; financial secre tary, J. H. Barnard; treasurer, w. B. Holt; conductor, Charles Donahue; door keeper F. l.. Williams; trustee, H. A. Rathgeber, J. A. Ceaveland Fred Williams. Installation and initiation January 9. Lillian M. Hollister Tribe No. ', La dies of the Maccabees, Wednesday | night initiated two candidates and re- ceived applications from four persons. | The hive will give a whist social in the | first week of February. The following officers will be installed on January 9: | Lady companion, Annie E. Crowly; as- | sociate lady companion, Lillian Camp l bell; past lady companion, Margaret ! McAvoy; R. H., Sarah K. Dunn; F. K | Maria Carlin; lady chaplin, Mrs. | Thomas Cunningham; lady sergeant Mary Brennan; l.. M. A., Katherine Mealia; l.. s., Ellen Mealia; priest, | Mrs Ryder; organist, Mary Mooney.
 Russell Council, No. 65, K. of C., in- stalled it's officers Wednesday night. A smoker followed the ceremony On January 23 ladies' night entertain {, ment and banquet will be given by | the council. Dancing will take place from to 12 D. m, after which ban quet will be served.
 San Salvador Council. No 1. K. of C., will hold installation exercises Tuesday
  degrees will be worked. The meeting will be attended by the national off, | cers.
 New Haven Lodge, No. 46, I, o. F. $. of l., has elected officers as follows: l President, Nathan Smirnoff; vice pres ident Joseph Kaiser; secretary. Philip Goodhart; treasurer, Nathan Schwer; | outside tyler, Wolff Levy; trustees for one year, Moses Briggs Philip Winter and Charles Fleschner. The following were elected representatives to the dis trict grand lodge: Emil Kantrovitz and John Copper, The attendance was one of the largest in a number of years.
 On next Wednesday night the fist regular meeting night of Davenport Royal Arcanum, the officers elected at the first meeting of Decem Der (to hold office during 1900) will be regularly installed by Installing Officeh Coe of Savin Rock Council. Following Is list of the officers elected: Re- gent, John Cousins; vice regent, J. IT. Woods; orator, c. Fl. Bunnel; past re- fgent, w. H. Elliott; secretary. J. J. Snavely collector, J. s. Johnston;