The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-06
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL OFFICERS.
Haupt Lodge Installation Followed
by supper and Speeches.

Haupt Ledge Installation FOIIOwed
by supper and Speeches.
a pleasant event in Odd Fellowship
was the installation last night of the Of
fcers of Haupt Lodge, and the supper
and addresses that followed it. The Off
GERS of the lodge are:
r G-W. H. Wade.
y G.-Emi Peters.
V. G-Thomas Gamble Jr.
Recording Secretary-W. F. Vaigneuer.
Permanent Secretary-C. A. Vetter.
Treasurer-J. f. Sandiford.
r. S. \. G.-John Stahmer.
L. S n G-Philip Smallheiser.
r. s. v CIV. G. Mcintyre
l. s. V G.-Henry G. Greene.
Warden-S. Wtenski.
Conduotor-C. o. Dahlgreen.
I. S. CIV. H. Butler.
O. S. CA Tishbein
r. S. S-James Wilson
L. S. Sc. Hickman.
After the installation ceremonies sup
per was served by Mrs. W g. Mcintyre
assisted by Mesdames r. c. Fetzer, Jr.,
William Lee and Robert Royal.
Grand Warden Henry McAipin, who was
called on for the first address, spoke of the
excellent work Of the lodge during the
past six months. the record for that period
showing an increase in membership of II
giving the lodge a total membership of
1853 against 145 as reported at the last
seni-annual meeting. In other matters
the lodge has been equally prosperous,
having during the period just closed lost
no members by death. and having received
in dues and from other sources over $500,
the largest amount received during any
previous six months of its history. The
excellent financial condition of the lodge
has resulted in a large additions being
made to the reserve fund.
The excellent showing made, said the
grand warden. should be an incentive
for the continuance of the good work. He
olso made an eloquent plea for the mem
orizing Of the ritual by the officers.
Rev Dr. Schaeffer who next spoke. be
gan by thanking the lodge for the honor
Of being present and in behalf of Golden
Rule invited all to be present tonight ct
the public installation Of the officers of
Ruth Lodge and DeKalb and Golden Rule
Lodges.
Mr. e. s. Mason paid a glowing eulogy
10 the retiring noble grand. w II. Wade,
of whom and his record he said Haupt
Lodge had every reason to be, and is.
proud. He also complimented Capt. Nc
Alpin on his record and said that Odd
Fellows looked TO him to be some day the
grand master of the state, a sentiment
that was warmly applauded.
Addresses were also made by Messrs.
c. d. Kline w. II. Wade James Van
Bershot. DR.. Rush and others.
AT the conclusion of the addresses ris-
ing vote of thanks was rendered the ladies'
who had served the supper.
A public installation of the officers of
Ruth Lodge, No. s. Daughters of Re-
bekah, and DeKalb and Golden RUE
Lodges of odd Fellows will take place to-
night at Odd Fellows Hall.
The installation will be conducted by
Grand Warden Henry McAlpin. District
Deputy Henry Kolshorn, and Past Noble
Grands r. J. Davant c. II. Dorsett C.
Z. Stanton. and c. +. Jones. There Will
be given also. an excellent programme or
songs and Rotations, at the conclusion
of which there will be dancing The pro-
gramme is as follows:
Cornet solo Mr.. G. i. Kayton.
Vocal solo. Mr.. John Banks.
Reading, Mr.. A. h. Green.
Recitation. Miss Wilenski.
Installation ceremonies and address, Mr.
Henry McAlpin.
Response, Rev. Dr. Schaeffer
Vocal selection. Mr.. G. d. McCardel.
Address. Mr. Robert l.. Colding.
Vocal selection, Miss Lang.
Violin solo, Mr.. Harms.
Vocal solo, Miss Cumbea.
Vocal duet Miss Lang and Mr.. Banks.
Vocal solo, Mr.. Coourn.
Comic song, Mr. Banks.