The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-12-10

Last Tuesday night the Odd Fellows
elected the following officers Noble |
grand, a. J. Chambers; vice grand, W.
s. Oliver; secretary \. l.. Flint treas
urer, Charles Carpenter; trustee, J. p.
McCafferty. c. l.. Allen is the retiring
past grand and T. u. Clcmmcr is past
grand.
On Saturday, December :, the Wom-
ans Relief Corps, held their annual
election Of officers withe following re-
suit. President, Mrs Emma Jacobs
senior vice president Mrs. Susie kuss-
maui junior vice president, Mrs. Anna
Oliver secretary, Mrs. Emma Farmer;
treasurer, Mrs. Nellie Coombs; conduc-
tor, Mrs. Allen; guard, Mrs. Null.
The following officers were elected by
the Woman of Woodcraft last Saturday
night Guardian neighbor, Mrs. Emma
Farmer; past guardian, Mrs. Anna
Howard; advisor, Mrs. Meta Redfield
clerk, Mrs. d. l.. Thacker; banker, Mrs.
Attic Murchie; magician, Annie Farrah
captain guards, d. l.. Thacker inner
sentinel, Miss Cora Davis; outer senti-
mel, II. J. Rand.
The X. p elected officers last Wednes-
nesday night as follows: Chancellor
commander, b. +. kumler; vice cham
cellor, w. T. Stewart; master of work,
Ernest Hamilton; preate Arthur Rid
er: master at arms +. A.. Curry; keep
err of records and seals, c. NJ. IIauser ;
master of finance. j. c. Liggett; master
of exchequer, Frank Horsley; inside
guard, Mr. Mobley; trustees, +. G..
Hall. w. I. Lince and f. Jordan.
The Degree Of Honor lodge, 4. @ L.
w, elected the following officers Mon
Gertrude Zook; chief of honor, Mrs.
Fannie Scott lady Of honor, Mrs. Frank
Jordan chief of ceremonies, Mrs. Rosa
Flint; recorder, Bert Flint; financer,
Mrs. Bertha Badger receiver, May
Zook; usher, Mrs Belle Richey; inside
Waterman. Maud Wade outside watch
man, Mrs. c. NJ. Hauser delegate to
grand lodge, Mrs. C. NJ Iauser.
The local lodge OF Modern Woodmen
elected the following officers last Tues
day night: Venerable counsel, ii. +.
Angle worthy advisor, Orlando Beck !;
clerk, Roy McWain; banker, Frank
Jackson; escort, Harry Benson watch
man, Joe Hulse; sentry, j. 7. Davis /;
physicians, DIR. II. r. Wells, DR.. c. G..
Fletcher and Dr. r. n Gorden managers,
j. G. Aldrich and w. NJ. Pettijohn. The
lodge has leased the Commercial club
rooms and will fit them up in elegant
shape for meeting place, after the club
gets into its new quarters. 1t is the in
tention to sublet the rooms to other
lodges.
At the last meeting OF the local lodge
of Woodman of the World the officers
for the ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows: Counsel commander, H. J. Rand !;
advisor lieutenant, d. l.. Thacker; past
counsel, W. w. Pettiiohn banker, +. j.
Patton clerk, E. G. Tumble; escort,
Henry Leach; managers, Volney Taft,
A. j. Chambers and A. J. Shaw. The
lodge is growing rapidly in membership.
The boys are enthusiastic in their work
and by the first of the year will have 10
members to be initiated into the mys-
teries of the order when the big install
lation fete at Spokane comes off. 1t is not
the intention for the lodge to take their
new members to Spokane to be initiated
but will d. the work here at the same
time. The event will come off during the
week between Christmas and New Years.
The lodge has a good initiatory team
which will be brought into service on
the occasion.